Nova Scotia Coal Dispute Resolution Ends Prolonged Strike
Telegrams reveal Betula Empire Steel Corporation accepts provincial settlement to avert further disaster. Roy Wolvio announces decision to return miners to work under government terms after a plebiscite with 6,693 votes cast. Companies Norfolk Nova Scotia Railway Cumberland Coal Acadia Coal join in acceptance to end the stalemate.
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Watitaa
Betula Empire
Stee Corporation
Rhodes
Nol Reotla
Movtreal
Roy Wolvio
Peak Deai
Eumagany
Soley
Nova Beoria
Limtleh Empire Steel Corporation
Mr. Wolvin
Nova Beotlayyany
Cumberland Ralway and Coal Company
Acadia Coal Company
Pro Nova
Press Delegates Reach Honolulu for Conference Visit
British press party arrives in Honolulu welcomed by Hawaii government officials and residents. Canadian delegates travel with J. I. Woods of Calgary as chairman. Conference opens in Melbourne on September 29 with a Canadian departure planned for October on the Makgra liner.
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Caradian
Monotais
Britain
Carade
Nhatives
Government of
Hawaii
Honolulu
Baitish
Chamber of Eoing
J. 1. Woods
Calgary
Melbourne
Gold Finds Bring Paying Quantities From Cassiar District
Reports from Wrangell Alaska note first paying gold shipments from the Cassiar country in British Columbia. Prospectors along Gold Pan Creek yield daily rates of 25 to 30 dollars as earth is washed and shipments sent by river to Stikine. Meanwhile Chicago murder toll rises, with more than one person killed daily and projected total reaching 391 by year end.
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Cassiar District
Nrangell
Alaska
Teleraph Creek
Cassiar
British Columbia
Wrangell
Stkine
Gold Pan Creek
Chicago
Tablet Honoring Canadian Author Placed in Brest
Admirers of Louis Hennon arranged a bronze tablet in his birth house at Brest to mark his memory. The city already names a main street after him as his fame spreads beyond Canada, where his novel Maria is noted.
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Louis Hennon
Brest
France
Louis Henon
Aintis
Yon
Maria
Bleers
Canada
Railways Offer North Country Prairie Rates
Edmonton reports the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways agreeing to amend offers for operation of Peace River fines with a prairie rate, a temporary measure pending terms with Royal Bank Premier Greenfield. The move aims to ease service and extend rates nationwide, awaiting government decision on the CPR agreement.
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Edmonton
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Se Royal Bank
Greenfield
Both Railways
Tts St
Aps
Cristatur
CPR
Royal Banke
Allied Debts to Great Britain Questioned in Commons
London parliament discussed allied debts with Britain as Walter Guinness said negotiations with France may resume. He noted preliminary views with the Italian government and that not all nations had replied, but no obstacle to fundamental settlement principles was anticipated.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Walter Edward Guinness
Treasury
France
Paris
Guia
Guinness
Allan Goveremen
Italy
Fruit probe aid by Winnips official amid audit action
McWilliams of Winnips appointed as counsel to JC McRuer to conduct a Nash Fruit audit across Western Canadian operations. RCMP seized branches books under the Dominion Comb ind Investigation Act. Books are audited under government supervision. Delegations attend Welsh festival amid broader interprovincial fire fighters conference and cultural events.
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RLF
McWilliams
K.C
Winnips
Winnipeg
RF. McWillians, KC
Peg
JC McRuer
Tor Fn
Nash Fruit
Alberta Urges Negotiations For Natural Resources Transfer
A legislature session unanimously approves a motion urging Ottawa to facilitate negotiations for transferring Alberta's natural resources. The motion calls for terms that are fair and mutually acceptable, aiming to prompt federal-Parliament action.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Ottawa
Canuse
Tvery
Alberts
Uent
British Women Win Admission to Royal College of Surgeons
London announces a major step for gender equality as the Royal College of Surgeons grants women admission on the same terms as men. Women will now be eligible for fellowships and council seats, removing prior voting restrictions that limited their participation in the college’s executive body.
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Legion Idea
Norn Bay
Sol
North Bay
Old Ramonton
Alta
Activites
Edmonton Journal
Hodgfed
British Legion of Canada
Dyng
Strathmore Alta
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Royalollege of Surgeons
Deedston
Maritime Province Union Suggestion Sparks Debate
Montreal newspaper notes growing talk of creating a single Maritime province uniting Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. It discusses potential governance costs and the civil service implications within Canada’s federal framework, highlighting regional complexities and historic provincial autonomy.
Not Ready For Discussion On Anglo French Security Talks
An awkward stand off grows between France and Britain over a German security note as Paris and London differ on debt settlement. Permean Fore London Aristide Bress has yet to confer with Austes Chamberlain about security terms before ministers meet. The French offer is viewed as negligible and French press reacts to Britain's rejection, signaling no real common will.
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London
Aristide
Iltoh
Austes Chamberlain
Bret
Mr Chamberlain
Air Record Set by Arctic Expedition Flight
Washington reports three of five aircraft assembled for test flights by the MacMillan Arctic expedition in Greenland near Flab. Commander Byrd leads the Navy section and notes bitter cold tests yet the major machines performed well. The team aims to establish a polar base on Ellesmere Island and to transmit sea messages across the Arctic area. An earlier Channel swim attempt near Dover ended within about a mile of shore before failing.
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Washington
Flab
Greenland
MacMillan Arce
Eladers
Byrd
Navy
Navy Department
Ellesmere Island
Illinois
Cape
Arctic
Thomas Hubbard
Axel Hetberg
Arlington Heights
Mls
Polar
Chicago
Churchill Defends Gold Standard In Parliament
Winston S Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, argued the gold standard remained essential to the British economy. He asserted its restoration limited disagreeable fluctuations, though critics from various sources continued opposing the policy and political action remained unchallenged by any party.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
Churchill
England
Epire
Jong Ran
Cogl
Prince of Wales Arrives at St Helena for Brief Visit
Prince of Wales lands at St Helena from the Repulse to begin a short stay on the route from Cape Town to South America. British ex servicemen, Scouts and Guides greet him with a guard of honor. He visits Government House, Lourwood, and attends a dinner and reception.
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Helen
Prince of Wales
Cape Town
South America
Prince
Government House
Lourwood
Napoleon
Wales
Legislation Reverses Motion on Government House Sale
By a 32 to 7 vote the legislature, on motion of Dr Stewart, Conservative, Seth Deidge seconded by Premier Greenfield, rescinded the Payidean-McKeen motion of March last calling the government to sell or otherwise dispose of Government House.
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Mt Keep
Geve House
Weadmontos
Berta Legislatre
Stewart
Seth Deidge
Green Beld
Payidean-McKeen
Government House
Victoria Fall Harvest Season Heads to Prairie Fields
The Victoria department of Tabor predicts the fall harvest will season the prairies in the coming weeks, signaling agricultural activity and expected yields across regional farms.
Earl Haig Drives His Special Canadian National Train
Earl Haig, field marshal, toured the Canadian Rockies aboard a special Canadian National Railway train. He preferred viewing scenery from the engine cab rather than the attached observation car. The photo shows him aboard the engine with Countess Haig looking toward Mount Robson, a noted peak in the range.
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Earl Haig
Weuve
Blue Raver
Countess Haig
Mount Robson
Canadian Rockies
Saskatchewan residents file war claims against Germany
Saskatchewan residents have filed twenty two war claims totaling over 169000 dollars with the commission in Ottawa. Claims include loss of personal effects and the death of relatives aboard ships torpedoed during the war. Notable entries include Mrs Gertrude Alles for loss of her husband on the Lusitania and Rhatuls Michael seeking 56277 dollars for the death of his son and injuries to his family.
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Saskatchewan
Germany
Regina
Janes Friel, KC
Otawa
Inglis Shelden Williams
Gertrude Alles E. Dowlsey
Winnipeg
Martha Ellen Matthews
Utopia Block
Moose Jaw
Rhatuls Michael
Mortlach
Turkey
Canada
United Church Plans Pastorate Reorganization and Timing
The United Church proposes a reorganization of pastorates with potential changes aimed for the next meeting of the reiterated council. An executive move introduces a permanent church structure with four sections covering publications, worship, funds, and chairs. The plan includes moderator and secretary roles and a drive spurred by spiritual emphasis.
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Toronto
Uanell
Whetre Nicer
Harvesters From East Will Be Available Estimated West Will Need
East harvesters will supply about 69 000 harvest hands for the year’s western crop. Western provinces expect 19 000 to 20 000 to 25 000 more from eastern Canada due to eastern vesting. No definite timber or rail details available yet.
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Canada
Elven
Cancelled S Sailings To China By Mission Board
The Methodist Mission Board of the United Church of Canada cancelled sailings planned for 28 persons to Shanghai and Chungking. Arrangements were instructed for mid October as the earliest safe date, with eight members, wives, and 15 children among those affected.
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Jungemen T
West China
Methodist Mission Board of the
United Hate of Canada
Shanghai
Chungking
Teld
Hye Tallsione Artes
U S Aviators to Join French Forces in Moroccan Campaign
United States aviators prepare to join French aerial units in Morocco as plans evolve for a future operation against rebel factions. Twelve overseas pilots split from France with six traveling by air and five by train to reach the Sultan’s domain for service with the war effort.
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Fatecie
United States
Morocco
Preach
Immigration Officals Promise Cautious Migration Cuts
Immigration officers foresee a general drop in Canadian migration but say reductions will wait until after federal elections. Officials expect personnel cuts of up to 25 percent as part of the tightening plan.
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Cana
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Ravu Dandurend
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Sound
Ich
Honlulu
Dublin
Ireland
Mount Joy
Anna Walsh
Michael Talbot
British House
Peelbelt
William 8. Evans
Bridgend
Sleary
Association of Fire Fighters
Gary
Maritimes
Montreal
Ik Cagada
Maritime
Cala
Act
Pariamentary
MacMillan Expedition
Ellesmere Walang
Dover-Mile
Sion
Eng Channel
Dover
St. Helena
United Church
China
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