Dominions and Independence Theme Echoes in Canada Debate
In a parliamentary exchange Labour MP Thomas for Derby opened by noting dominions like Canada possess independence within the imperial framework. He cited a crisis in Canada and pressed for loyalty to Britain while acknowledging dominions’ status as self governing. The government reply stressed dominions are as independent as the mother country, sharing loyalty and cooperation.
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Hendon
Labor
L Anegg
Minions
Canada
Thomas Labor
Derby
Er Advica
Othe
Hee Street Geetston
Thom
Col
Amery
Dominions
Beaverbrook Defends Gold Standard Link To Coal Strike
London based Beaverbrook argued in a Daily Express feature that Britain's coal strike stems from an early return to the gold standard. He blamed British financial authorities for opposing a 6 million pound transfer to the US to buy the Line, saying such moves would depress the pound and affect exchange rates. He maintains the gold standard raised coal costs abroad and forced lower UK production to stay competitive.
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London
Beaverbrook
White Star
Canada
New York
Eaprees
Britain
U S Gold Movement From New York to Canada Reported
A New York to Canada gold transfer was described as a pure exchange transaction by J Henry Schronder Hankii nk of Montreal. The premium on Canadian dollars rose slightly to three fifteenths of a cent, lifting export profitability and reflecting heavy New York market financing for Canadian industries.
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New York
Canada
Henry Schronder Hankiink
Montreal
Florida Storms Cause Widespread Damage And Loss
A battered Florida coast reports heavy destruction from a storm system hitting Daytona Beach Palm Beach and Miami. Utilities and communications were disrupted as homes roads and boats were damaged or sunk. Initial figures indicate multiple casualties and widespread property losses with estimates in the millions of dollars across several counties.
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Beuwates Rariets Milione Dacksoressite
Pia
Naseau
Arivesnan
Manama
Avera Tenchi Playground
Daytona Beach
Ae Erate
Palm Beach
Miami
Complaint Against New Settlement Act Failure in British House
Union members in the British House challenge the act describing failure to handle unspent sums and their redirection to the common fund. They cite regulations and conditions impounding funds and seek use of British government funds without referring to the colonial contributions.
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British House
Canada to Seek Aid in War on Rum Runners
Uproar over illicit rum running prompts Canada to press Britain and the United States for closer cooperation. London reports discuss enforcing the British flag usage by rum runners not on British registry and Canada’s role in supporting enforcement efforts along the Bahamas trade routes.
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Ri Thah
London
Canada
United States
Drews
Ram Racer
Opera Britain
Bahamas
Juthern
Ft Ie
Unclear wording about authorities and animal disease fears
Fragmentary report discusses British authorities and medical figures addressing fears related to infections from animals. Mentions quarantines and officials including a path to reassure the public amid an outbreak, with several garbled names and places making specifics uncertain.
Wives Must Remain At Home Australia Expects British Parliamentarians to Travel Alone
Australia expects British MPs traveling to London for Parliament not to bring their wives. The plan aims to keep travel simple as tensions arise over accompanying spouses. Several MPs reportedly refuse to bring wives, prompting official guidance on conduct for the visit.
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Australia
London
Great Britain
Log Pers
Fom
Government to Declare War on Bootleggers
Ain to halt liquor deaths as federal authorities in Ontario prepare a war on bootleggers. W H Price reports a special RCMP officer being sent to consult with provincial ministers. The government seeks federal action to curb illegal liquor and naturalization issues amid recent tragedies.
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Aeronta Thy Dominos Gowers
Boolegeres
Ontario
W. H. Price
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Wit
Philippine Wheat Imports and Hidden Records Examined
A fragmented report discusses Philippine wheat imports funding and diet impact, noting 1921 import totals and shifts from Canada. It details a House inquiry into customs handling, suppression claims, and examiner notes about transcripts and longer documents, with emphasis on public record and bureaucratic scrutiny.
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Customs Service
J. EA. Bisalllon
Jon Throw Ilmilc
Bret
Customs Department
New Industry for Alaska Sugar Beet Experiment
The Alaska Department of Agriculture plans a sugar beet program to test the crop in Alaska. An experimental effort will be conducted with cooperation from local agencies in the Matanuska and Tanana valleys north of Anchorage. The project aims to evaluate the viability and quality of beet production for future dairy and processing uses.
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Department of Agriculture
Anchorage
Maska
Alaska
Department of Wericulimte
Masha Raliroa
Matanusha
Tanana
Here
Mine Trouble Spreads at Cape Breton Collieries
Reports say trouble at United collieries in Cape Breton Cape Breton NS spreads as Mineworkers union members and One Tiger View forces push operations to close No 16 shaft after a Monday night shutdown. Officials fear a general strike if tensions continue.
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Cape Breton Lace
Tay
United
Collis
Bay Biscuit Plant London Uni The Canadian Acquisition
Canadian a eal comps purchase of the D. S. Perrin Company Limited, biscuit and confectionery manufacturers, widening trade ties and expanding London operations.
Highlanders Seek Westward Settlement on Dominion Level
A vivid portrait describes Highlanders sailing on the CP steamship Metagama bound for Canada west into the Dominion. The piece highlights strong Scottish settlers, including young wives and a uniformed fellow, valued at over 109000 dollars in precious tokens and ornaments, seen as desirable additions to the country’s growth.
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Metagama
Dusby
1 Land Regiment
Modified Services Not Be Complete Suspension
A poorly legible item discusses withdrawal of priests and suspension of services. It notes pastoral guidelines, church authority, and potential continuation of worship without full archdiocesan intervention. The fragment hints at control by church officials during a period of disruption and lists partial measures for religious gatherings.
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Merce
Re Draft Petroleum Laws and regulations in Alberta
A preliminary draft by the Alberta Government outlines revisions to oil and gas law across the province. The document notes no immediate force as redrafting continues and highlights the aim to clarify leasing procedures, rights to sands and minerals, and the management of natural resources amid brighter prospects.
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Alberta
Belgium Plans to Honor Debts and Reject Debt Cancellation
Premier states Belgium will meet all financial obligations to foreign creditors and will not seek debt cancellation. He notes the Washington agreement with the United States ties Belgium to timely payments and refuses any relaxation of exterior obligations amid serious economic strains.
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Drussels Telgium
United States
Teleiun
Washington
Manitoba Pool Favors Buying of Elevators
Manitoba Wheat Pool backed plans to form a joint elevator holding with United Grain Growers and Alberta Pool. Delegates discussed buying elevators in Manitoba and Alberta with four dissents after lengthy debate. The pool reported grain values at 1.28 cents per bushel per internal financial statements.
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United Grit Growers, Limited
Fom
United Grain
United Grate
Manitoba
United Grain Geowge, Limited
Alberta Pool
Emn Pens
Ro Ger Seemmtary
Alberta
United Grain Growers
United Grain Grows
Acts
Inters
Miler, Mcfonald
Canadian Preific Hallway Posts June Earnings Rise
The article reports increased earnings and expenses for the Canadian Preific Hallway in June, with net press higher than the same month last year. For the six months ended June 20, 1926, earnings rose by $6,159,061 compared to the first six months of 1925.
Durkin Sentenced to 35 Years for Agent Slaying
Chicago federal agent Edwin Shanahan was killed by gunman Durkin, who faced a life of 35 years in Joliet penitentiary after a failed motion for a new trial. A jury upheld the punishment following the deliberations.
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Durkin
Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin Shanahan
Joilet Penitentiary
Rum Runners Tax Question in Canadian Exporters
Turways A diepaten discusses income tax on rum running profits, focusing on exporters rated as wealthy and liable to pay taxes to the Federal Government. The ruling outlines potential charges for the 1920-21 period, with expected penalties and warnings from authorities in Ottawa.
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Cecil Smutty
Stutthaamst
Empire
Ist
Department of Finance
Ottawa
Dr Michael Clark Dies Quietly in Canada
Dr Michael Clark a prominent parliamen tarian and writer died at his farm home near Oats after a brief illness. He came to Canada in 1962 and was active in Alberta Liberal circles and naval affairs earlier in his career. He served in parliament and shifted parties, including a Liberal run in Mackenzie Saskatchewan where he was defeated.
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Rell
Calgary
Michael Clark
Oats
Clark
Canada
Callon
Alberta
Antonio
Lave Py
Borden
Cnlonist
Althoue
Jolietith
Crecar
UPA
Progressive Party
Mackenzie, Sask
Austrian Football Tour Ends With Departures
An American leg of the Austrian club tour led to the breakup of seven players from the touring team. Several players remained in America due to new engagements, while others left as contracts expired or were unsettled. The tour’s disruption highlights shifting labor and sports commitments overseas.
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America
Vienna
Mateger
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