Mexico and United States Fire Move Aim to Restore Ties
Mexico City signals caution in response to President Wilson's peace proposals as conservative factions press for renewed friendlier relations with the United States. Officials report mixed messages and ongoing diplomacy while awaiting Washington's instructions.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tig
Saterramentia
Wiliae Feredice Gamb
Telcos
United States
Wilson
John Lindee
Washington
Aureliano Urrutia
Lind
Andrig
Oud
Carnegie Endowment Committee Probes Balkan War Massacres
The Carnegie Endowment Fund for International Peace forms a multinational committee to impartially examine alleged Balkan massacres and economic fallout from the recent war. It will use agency reports and eyewitness testimony to clarify evidence, assess future risks, and advocate peaceful, judicial international conflict resolution.
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Carnegie Endowment Committee
Paris
Carnegie Ennowment Fund For
United States
Grea
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
Balkans
Oasis
America
Asiatic
Turkey
Aviator Parachute Trial Awards Canadian Prize
Paris reports Monsieur Bonnet, a Canadian, awarded $1,000 by the Aero Club for a safety parachute device tested on a Bleriot Monoplane. The inventor Pegeur attached the parachute, released at 600 feet after the motor stopped, and descended safely while the aircraft landed with minor damage.
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France
Paris
Monsieur Bonnet
Aero Club
Lnventon
Pegeur
Ross
Moscow Professor Visits Western Canada for Trade Boost
Moscow professor D. Goldstein arrived in Winnipeg to promote Canada Russia trade. He says Canadian manufacturers can find ready markets in Russia and be shipped by rail, urging closer ties and visiting Regina Saskatoon Calgary Edmonton to observe ships and goods moving between nations.
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Moscow
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Canada
Russia
D. Goldstein
Thently
Goldstein
Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmontee
Edmonton to Tollerton CNR line progress and service plan
The main line of the CNR between Edmonton and Tollerton, the first divisional point west of the city, is advancing quickly. The line is expected to be ready for transfer to operations by mid September, with a biweekly service planned between Edmonton and Tollerton as the road is completed.
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Edmonton
CNR
Tollerton
Edmonston
Toltertex
Fight for Legacy and Remount Plans Across Nations
Fragmented report notes Kaiser’s heirs contesting a widow’s claim to a large estate amid German militarism debates. It also highlights Alberta Canada gearing up for British Army remount production, with National Bureau of Breeding and government departments pooling resources for remount farms and a large Canada based campaign.
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Dennis
William
Herman Koorr
Germany
Reichstag
Charottenbureh
Labor disputes ease in July across Dominion
Department of Labour reports improved conditions in July with fewer strikes and lockouts than the previous month. In July 1912 about 152 firms and 8000 employees were involved, versus 40 firms and 11,957 employees the prior month, and roughly 188,000 working days lost, slightly up from 181,000 the year before.
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Department of la
Dominion
Royal Commission in Sydney Plans Labor Reform
The Royal Commission on Industrial Laws in New South Wales has studied recent strikes and proposes changes. It favors arbitration boards and a single industrial court to fix hours and wages, with unions potentially limited and more powers assigned to public-interest decisions. London reports describe airship incidents near Aldershot, where a British Army airship and a naval airship entangled during towing.
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Royal Commission
Sydney
Royal Commission On
New South Wales
Maltman
London
Aldersho
Eta
Bra
Park Gift to Author by Cem Erament
The Cem erament presented Wright Park to the author. Items from Dublin Zoological Gardens were shipped aboard the laishowen. The head vessel sailed from this port bound for Dublin.
Insurance Men for Calgary Calgary Life Underwriters Convene
Ottawa advices indicate the 1914 Life Underwriters Association of Canada convention will be held in Calgary, with industry men from Calgary preparing for the event.
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Calgary
Ottawa
The
Life Underwriters’ Association of Canada
Three Resolutions on Disarmament At Hague Peace Talks
The report covers three key disarmament resolutions debated at the Hague Peace Conference. It notes opposition to a supranational peace body, arguing for international law and state sovereignty. Welcoming delegates, Prof De Laurer of Utrecht presided, with praise for Andrew Carnegie and T M Asser acknowledging past peace efforts.
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Sensios
Hremekert Ands
de Louter
Balkans
Andrew Carnegie
T. M. Asser
Netherlands
Hague
Dominion Educational Association Discusses Canadas Textbook Policy
The Dominion Educational Association opens with talks on free and uniform textbooks across Canada, reciprocity of teachers between provinces, and the Montessori method. Dr J W Robertson chairs. Dr A H Mackay urges a central education bureau to ease teacher mobility. Dr A Robinson supports province specific text book coordination and special education forms.
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Dominion Educational Association
A. H. Mackay
Nova Scotia
Central
Bureau of Education
A. Robinson
Britsh Columbia
Prac
Fletcher
Manitoba
Dro A M. Scott
Calgary
Albertia
Forty Six More Elevators Planned in Alberta Agriculture Scheme
Alberta Farmers Elevators Company plans to build forty six lime elevators across the province to handle the grain trade. The act enables local farmer groups to form elevators with 20 percent capital paid, government loan the rest at five percent, repaid over time. Local companies aggregate capitalization totals 360,000 dollars with construction costs 8 to 12 thousand dollars per unit. Storage capacity will reach about 1,500,000 bushels and more lines are expected over the next two years.
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Alberta
Farmers’ Elevat
Tarent
Duncan Marshall
TRE Market Report Weekly Grain Letter
Winnipeg August 19 The past week has been unfavorable for western crops with showers and a major storm delaying harvests. Overall damage is slight, but individual farmers face delays as moisture keeps fields wet and binders idle. Weather disrupted cutting over Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Weather and Wheat Market Outlook for September Harvest
Weather remains unsettled with showers and bees noted as crops await. Crop prospects show last year’s weakness tempered by favorable pastures and roots. frost risk appears low, but harvest timing and prices hinge on continued rainfall and world demand. Wheat markets stay firm yet vulnerable as global supplies shift, with speculative activity in Winnipeg futures and local price quotes for Marquis wheat and various grades.
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Pete
Tany
United States
oss.Inc
Austeatia
Hla
Althoveh
Brad Streets
aReresa
Europe
Argentina
India
Winnipeg
Rosenfeld
Marquis
Dee
Fort William
Port Arthur
Moses On Mount Sinai A Teachings From Exodus
The lesson commentary discusses Moses bringing Israel to Mount Sinai and receiving God’s message. It notes the revelation at the fire and thunder, the high calling of Israel, and the need for believers to seek God’s will and live set apart. It references Exodus Deuteronomy and New Testament parallels about walking in the light and Christ as mercy seat.
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Golgem
Sev
Wcearne
Ty Moses
Elleeer
Moses
Sizal
Horeb
God
Tim
Israel
Mar
Ain
Pole
Peter
Liam
No Shipbuilding Merger Stalls Amid Firm Talks
The report notes ongoing negotiations between Harland and Wolff and Werksmat and Clarke as major shipyards seek a marked partnership. The discussions aim to create a united foundation for a large shipbuilding effort, signaling a potential consolidation in the industry.
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Veryame Foundation
Harland and Wolf
Werksmat
Clarke
Secretary to John A. Red Edmonton
Miss Katherine Hughes resigns her secretary position to become one of the secretaries to the Alberta agent general in London England marking a move within provincial affairs.
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John A. Red
Edmonton
Katherine Hughes Ehall
Sit
Alberta
Lowdon
England
Laurier to Ottawa and Toronto Visit With Mulock Host
Sir Wilfrid Laurier plans a prolonged stay at Lake Sincor with Sir William Mulock as the host. He will travel to Ottawa and Toronto in the coming weeks, remaining as Mulock’s guest while details of his engagements unfold.
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Wilfrid
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Toronto
Lake Sincor
William Mulock
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