Harvest Labour Shortage Spurs Eastward Migration
Reports warn of a harvest labour shortage as eastern men flood toward western provinces. Saskatchewan has received 4000 transients while Manitoba and Alberta still absorb others. Many aim for immediate work at high wages, some carrying substantial savings, with plans to travel onward after securing harvest jobs.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Lycome Heen
Winniper
England
Prairie Provinces
Australian tax fears loom over Labor’s social schemes
The article notes critics denouncing a maternity aid plan as a bribe to Labor voters while Liberal and Conservative factions push warnings about the cost to taxpayers. It cites Victoria Premier Watt arguing against Labour style social finance, highlighting the baby bonus debate and fears of long-term fiscal impact on federal elections.
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Labor
Labor Party
Lloyd George
Victori
Watt
Government to hear sheep industry report from McRae and McEwen
Col McRae and Col McEwen, noted sheep industry figures, have completed their inquiry. They will meet in the Capital on Friday to draft recommendations and a report for the Minister on opportunities and growth in Kitien Columbia and the Maritime Provinces.
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Ottawa
Col Mcrae
Kaen
McRae
Kitien
Columbia
Col McEwen
Maritime Provinces
High Cost of Living Inquiry to Represent Cana Washington Conference
In October a center face to be held in Washington will host a worldwide inquiry into the high cost of living. Me i Coata of the Labor Department is expected to appear to outline the scope and international character of the investigation.
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Cana
Washington
England to participate in Panama exposition, sources say
Rumors that Great Britain might skip the Panama show due to canal tolls were dismissed when the United States embassy was officially notified by the foreign office of England’s participation in the 1815 exposition. The extent of Britain’s display is not yet fixed as space allotments remain undecided. The general view is that any dispute over canal tolls will be settled amicably before the event.
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London
Great Jain
United States
Foreign Office
England
Remat Gaile on August 30 in London and Ottawa naval talks
Rt Hon R I Borges arrived in July to discuss naval policy with London officials and Panama matters. He expects no decision from the Canadian government on Panama or his return to Ottawa.
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Remat Gaile
London
R. 1
Borges
England
Panama
Ottawa
Government Requires Contractors to Keep Employee Records
The Department of Labor issues a circular mandating all contractors and subcontractors on government work to maintain full records of employees including names nationalities birthplaces latest addresses in Canada home addresses and relatives. The goal is to identify foreign workers and their families in case of death or accidents and forward details to the department for sterence and inquiry by waiting relatives.
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Department of Lauer
Canada
Rome
Ntil
Department of Labor
Emperor rewards aviator for marriage funds
The Austro Hungarian emperor grants Lieutenant von Blaschke 5000 dollars to marry his chosen fiancée. He, a noted aviator, recently flew a solo 13000 foot ascent with a passenger-styled craft and has earned 7500 dollars from flying prize money toward the dowry.
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Jenna
von Blaschke
Dominion notes gain popularity in Ottawa market
New Dominion five dollar notes are reportedly gaining traction in Ottawa though sales are slower than expected. Demand centers in British Columbia with collectors seeking them as curios and souvenirs.
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New Dominion
Ottawa
Dominion
British Columbia
General Booth Obituary and Successor Named in London
Army Chief Bramwell Booth accepts the role as commander in chief after the 22 year old sealed appointment document is opened. King George telegraphs condolences while Archbishops pastors and leaders from London and various faiths send messages of sympathy for the fallen leader and the army lineage continues under William Booth’s successor. Proposals for burial sites near national heroes spark debate as the international headquarters ceremony draws thousands through Victoria Street and Olympia venues.
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Victoria Street
Genes Ste
Booth
Rugney Park
Stoke
New Iate
International
Atart St
Minster Abbey
St. Pauls
Bramwell Hoath
McKie
General Booth
Army
Thore
William Booth
Ranger
Soli Tor
Bramw
Tooth
George
Asquith
Archbin
Canterbury
Church Rd
London
Crosby
Earl of M Farl
Aberdeen
Getting Big Supply of Coal for Winter Demands
Port Arthur officials of the CNR Coal and Dock Company report full capacity operation all season with three boats at the dock unloading coal from the Pennsylvania road fields. The docks can hold about 300000 tons and handle about 7000 tons daily until December 5, aiding western needs amid rising demand this winter.
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Port Arthur
CNR Coal and Or+ Dock Company
Planta
Loweek
Pennsylvania Road
Lake freight rates seen normal this season
Grain shippers say lake rates for this season will not be abnormal with October shipments not extraordinary. They expect rates to reach two cents in October and possibly four cents in November, then six or seven cents in December. Blockade fears center on the Georgian Bay and Buffalo ports as Montreal and others cannot handle the grain.
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Fort William
Montreal
Buffalo
Georgian Bay
Accidents of a Wonth epart rental Report 108 Fatal
July fatalities and nonfatalities rise by 48 from prior period. Read of workmen killed at Kenogmi Que by a falling derrick on July 1, another by premature dynamite explosion near Maberly at Keepemi on July 25, and multiple factory explosions in the region.
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Woidente
Kenogmi Que
Ich
Maberly
Keepemi
Fa Trench
MINESE TROUBLE NOT OVER SOUTHERN REPUBLIC IDEA
People of the south weigh forming a separate republic amid unrest. Reports say pirates attacked the British island Cheung how, killing three Indian policemen. News cites executions of General Wu and General Feng Wei and upheaval linked to Sun Yat Sen's party.
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South
Ing
Republice Mong Kong
Cheung How
Fern
China
Feng Wei
Sun Yat Sen
JIG REVENUE FROM CHARTERS
Ottawa reports unprecedented Dominion growth with four months revenue of the Secretary of State department doubling the prior year and matching the full year three years ago. Revenues from charter levies are expected near 450000 as the fiscal period progresses.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Demonstration Farws in West and Prairie Farm Selections
A report lists demonstration farms in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with two farms chosen in each province and none yet arranged in British Columbia due to land. Farms selected include Thorp Jarvis Jickling Mor Gen Jon Lyons Carberry and Chas Pens in Manitoba Lang at Indias Head in Saskatchewan and others in Alberta and Alberta districts.
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Com Osteen
Nova Scotia
Brunewick
Prince Edward
Farie
Quibec
Manitoba
Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Thorp
Jarvis Jickling
Mor Gen
Jon Lyons
Chas
Dr Lang
Indias Head
Labor disputes surge in July reports to department
July saw 46 labor disputes, up nine from June and 28 higher than July 1911, with garment industry stoppages resuming operations for over 4,000 workers after two months idle. Few July breaches were highly consequential, reflecting broad industrial disruption across the period. In Paris, a separate tragedy via Mme Aud arand occurred when a bee sting caused her death after she screamed from a train car as she saluted her daughter.
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Department
Ottawa
Iire
Paris
Mme. Audarand
Capdenac
Hage
Winnipeg Wheat Markets Hold Steady Amid Shifting Futures
Winnipeg reports steadier cash wheat prices despite a drop in futures for September December and May due to anticipated large US and Canadian crops. Weather across North America and Europe remains influential with good harvest prospects in the spring and winter wheat belts while frost risk lurks. Oats and flax show modest demand gains and price moves, with overall sentiment cautious but bullish on cash grain as new crop volumes approach markets.
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Winnipeg
de Ierles
American
United States
Aoft
Chicago
Kansas
Agricultural Department
Washington
de Tiveries
Europe
America
Germany
France
England
Russia
North Dakota
Canada
Te Mires
Alverta
Avery
Fort William
Port Arthur
Datura
The Devil, Herod, and John the Baptist Passion
A fragmented sermon blends Mark 14 29 with Luke and Matthew, detailing Herod Antipas hosting a feast where John the Baptist’s fate is sealed. It contrasts Herod’s admiration of righteousness with his corruption, likening today’s world to Jezebel’s intrigues and the devil’s control, ending with John’s memory and the hope of believers in Christ Jesus.
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Exel
John
Pilate
Herod
Euked
Jerusalem
Israel
Herodias
Philip
Jezebel
Galilee
Belshazzar
Jasie
John the Baptist
Daing
Naboth
Banda of
Abel
Devil
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Tay Bowan
Australia
Sora
Aroe
Te Platica
Aeety Mo
Fusion
Iiteiady
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Wete
Kraanta
Sread
West Ouse
Baba
Igate Sheep Industry
Notinn
Brated
Krakas
Austria
New S. A
Amwell Booth
Mis Father
Nis Sam Heag
Teece
Manitosa
the Market Report
Thompson, Sons & Co, Grain Merchants
the Sunday School
Mark
DM Stearns
Macedonia
Philippoboll
Bulgaria
Turkey
Parla
M. Majerski
Parla Opera
Bee
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