Canadian Debate on Confederation and Old Age Pensions
Victoria remarks oppose separatism and advocate strong unified Canada within the British Empire. Hon Dr J H King criticizes BC Conservatives for blocking nationwide old age pension. expects reintroduction after Parliament resumes after September 11.
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British Empire
North America
Canada
Rxample
United States
Great Britain
J.H. King
Tolmle
British Columbia
Kibe
Borah Predicts Economic War In Debt Policy
Senator William E. Borah, chairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, warned in Nampa Idaho that the next 66 years could bring the most severe economic war in history. He argued the United States should not cancel war debts and lauded wartime generosity while condemning debts of debtor nations. He also criticized the United States for adhering to the world court, calling it an agent of the League of Nations and likening it to usury.
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U. S
Nampa
Idaho
William FE. Born
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Senate
World Court
League of Nations
Par Pra
Liberal rally promises more tax cuts if Liberals back
Hon J A Robb former finance minister told a Massey Mall Liberal rally that if the party returns to power in the September elections there would be further tax reductions as outlined in their budget. He cited about 30 000 released this year for general investment by citizens.
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Toronto
J. A. Robb
Massey Mall
Liberal Party
Spain and Maly Sign Arbitration Treaty
Madrid reports Minister of State Yanguas says the treaty creates a five member arbitration commission to handle questions between Spain and Maly. Each nation appoints one member. three will be named by mutual consent of Spain and Italy, all from foreign states.
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Madrid
Yanguas
Spain
Maly
Italy
Political meeting in Ontario hears Sanderson and Dunning
In Mitchell Ontario Hon Charles A Train spoke for railways and canals. Liberal candidate Sanderson addressed the audience as Michael Hagarty led the South Perth Liberal Association. Dunning argued that western people favor easterners, praised Holvin for budget support, and advocated tariff board plans to inform Parliament on potential changes.
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Wenree
A. Dunning
Autores
Ontario
Suverford
Iun
Mitchell
Charles
G. Sanderson
Michael Hagarty
South Perth
East
Ortarte
Dunning
George H. Holvin
Tariff Board
Tanita
No Interference Claim Denied by Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways president Sir Henry Thornton says there is no interference by the government with the railway’s management. Meighen had cited telegrams between Meighen and Thornton dated August 6 seeking facts behind interference claims. Thornton’s reply states the administration has no complaints regarding present or prior government actions toward the railway.
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Brandon
Melghe
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Mr Meighen
Meighen
Sir Henry
Mnyself
National Railways
Sweden and Austria sign new war restraint treaty
Sweden and Austria concluded an unlimited arbitration treaty declaring war illegal under all circumstances. It is the eighth in a series of similar pacts Sweden has signed with European neighbors, following agreements with Norway, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Belgium, and Czecho-Slovakia.
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Sweden
Austria
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Poland
Belgium
Czecho-Slova
Return After Many Years In Mail Delays Reach Owen Sound
Owen Sound resident Parks received a letter mailed Sept 27, 1498 from Williamsford where he ran a business. The undelivered missive addressed to his brother in law James Stewart in Marquette Michigan was finally found. It reopens a decades old postal mystery.
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Owen Sound
A Parks
James Stewart
Marquette
Michigan
Parks
Williamsford
Diplomatic Note to Bulgaria Over Irregulars
Sofia reports that representatives from Jugo Slavia Romania and Greece delivered a collective note to the Bulgarian foreign minister about Bulgarian irregulars. The substance was withheld but described as not amounting to an ultimatum.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Greece
Month Immunity for US Residents Entering Canada
A one month period allows US resident motorists to bring their car into Canada without bonds or duty payment to Canadian authorities. The provision applies to the vehicle owner and covers admissions during the specified month. The rule aims to ease cross border travel for residents during the immunized period.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Canada Receives Another Gold Shipment From New York
A Bank of Montreal announcement notes a fresh shipment of 61,008,007 pounds of gold to Canada within two weeks, part of a continuing movement spurred by strong Canadian exchange premiums. The Canadian dollar held a premium near five thirty seconds of one percent, aligning with most recent shipments. Total gold shipped to Canada since the movement began reaches $6,500,000 as heavy financing by a major industry is cited.
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New Yort
Canada
Man Indoctriea
Detroit to Winnipeg Air Route Drafted for Spring Start
Officials at a conference on the Ford reliability aeroplane tour extended the Detroit to St. Paul route to Fargo North Dakota and Winnipeg Manitoba. They plan to begin the new air service next spring, while planes scheduled today tuned up for a hop to Des Moines Iowa.
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Enger
Detroit
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Mina
Fargo
Man
Air Service
Des Moines
Clergy and Citizens Reported Executed in Mexican Uprising
The interior department confirms Archbishop Ruiz that Catholic priests and 27 to 50 Catholic citizens were executed by military authorities on August 1 and 2 in Michoacan and Guanajuato states. Disturbances centered in Zahuaio, Acambaro, and Irapuato with a daylong battle as soldiers faced parishioners. Federal reinforcements subdued the revolt the following day.
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Mexico City
Department of the Interior
Ruiz
Leopold Rui Bo
Miche
Michorcan
Guanjuato
Zahusyo
Michoacan
Acambaro
Irapuato
Guanajuato
Rutsy Flores
Zabuayo
Roo's
Empire Parley Forecasts Dominion Topics Set for October Meeting
London reports predict topics at the empire conference in October will include the status of the Dominions with Canada or South Africa possibly raising the issue or the Irish Free State doing so. The Guardian notes demand for explicit constitutional language on Dominion governance and opposition to appeals from Irish courts to the Privy Council.
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London
Seth Nm
Dominions
Manchester Guardian
Canada
South Africa
Irish Free State
Guardian
The
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Free State
Lady Cecil studies British women in Western Canada visit
Lady Cecil is touring Western Canada with her daughter to survey opportunities for settlement and work for British women as domestics nurses or nursery governesses. She spent a day at Calgary after visiting Chateau Lake Louise and Kelowna while her home is Lytchett Heath Dorset and a townhouse in London.
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Lady Cecil
Western Canada
Winnipeg
CBI
Society Overseas
Ceell
Calgary
Chateau Lake Louise
Kelowna
East
Denial Emerges Over Sask Wheat Pool Withdrawal Report
D L Smith selling agent dismissed reports claiming the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool withdrew from the three western pools central selling agency saying there is no truth to the report. He stated the information is unfounded and not based on fact.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
D. L. Smith
Will Ald Settlers Given Aid After Tornado Damage
The cabinet approved five hundred dollars to aid settlers in the Spring Lake District of Cariboo near Prince George after a recent tornado. The funding aims to ease losses suffered by residents in the affected area.
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Victoria
Spring Lake District
Cariboo
Prince George
Lake Louise painting by Banff artist Belmore Brown
Belmore Brown of Banff appears content at a balcony vantage while painting Lake Louise from the Canadian Pacific hotel balcony. The Canadian artist works on a canvas for a 20 year exhibition slated to be held soon in England with a promise of a few weeks to complete the piece.
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Lake Louise
Belmore Brown
Banff
Canadian Pacific
Lake
Brown
England
Sterian Slayers Sentenced To Death
Tyumen, Siberia witnesses a royal court verdict sentencing ten robbers to death for murder and terror in the area. The group, led by a feared figure known as the Jack of the Ural, attacked warehouses, killed guards, seized vodka stores, and sold loot, prompting the Soviet minister of Internal Affairs to send a special commission to restore order in this storied Russian town on the Tobol river.
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Tyumen
Siberia
Tae
Fkaterina Phi Manos
Oe Kane
Jack
Ural
Distrie T
Siberlilles
Tobolsk
Bennett Calls King a Coward at Woodstock Meeting
At a Woodstock Ontario convention Hon. RB Bennett, federal finance minister, called Mackenzie King "the greatest coward" to seek dissolution to escape a Commons verdict on Stevens' amendment. He denounced King’s actions as breaking from proper government and urged a Liberal ballot to condemn King’s conduct.
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A.B. Bennett
Woodstock
Oxford
RB. Bennett
T Hat
House of Commons
Stevens
Mackenzie King
Canada
Bennett
Progres
Liberal Party
Mackensie King
Hope Held Out Of Mine Strike
Secretary Cook of the Miners Proression says miners near exhaustion may accept renewed negotiations to avoid starvation. Delegates seek full authority to renew talks or adopt measures to secure ammunition and money, while a coal embargo undermines the strike as large imports proceed.
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Proeracion
Ontario May Hold Election In November
Ontario likely to vote in November with polls on October 28 or November 4. The Toronto Telegram cites a reliable source showing Ontario remains Conservative and hints at by election implications. Premier Ferguson trends toward stability as Ottawa scenes shift amid dominion turmoil. Population data for prairie provinces indicate urban gains and shifts in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, with census figures noting increases in most districts and several city cores.
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Toronto Telegram
Ontario
House of Commons
Ferguson
Pax
Lear
Otawas
Ontata
Tua
Thorn
Ouawa
Manitoba
Saskatelawan
Alberta
Prairie
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Brandon
Lisgar
Marquette
Selkirk
Springfield
St. Boniface
Winnipes North
Winnipes North Cente
Wipex South
Winnipeg South Centre
Last Mountain
Long Lake
Regina
South Barneford
Swift Current
Calgary Fast
Calgary West
Camrose
Vegreville
Medicine Tint
Medicine Het
Prisoner Was Held For Months In Newark Beaty Chain
Neighbors reported a boy from Mi nd Men Luigi Rossetti’s ten children was chained daily to an old bootblack stand at home. The eight year old Salvadore escaped during a failed escape attempt, ending months of captivity despite his guardians' efforts. Funeral Of Hon George Boivin jranby Quebec Attended by relatives and officials. Remains of ex minister of customs were laid to rest beside his parents. Welcome Channel Swimmer Bissiden Germany Officials athletes clubs will honor 77 year old Mrs George Ederle later in a reception to celebrate her historic English Channel swim.
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Salvadore Hesett
Luigi Rossetti
George Boivin Jranby
Que
Quebec
George H. Bolvin
Paris
Mr. Bolvin
Bissiden
Germany
Wurtemberg
Stuttgart
Gertrude Ederle
New York
George Euerle
The
Lamb's
Belgium to put telegraph and telephone under new control
Brussels Belgium. The government plans a bill to bring phone and telegraph services under management like the railways control. The measure aims to streamline communications and centralize oversight through a state organization.
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Brussels
Belgium
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