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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

7

Alberta Wheat Pool to be run by seven trustees

Alberta Wheat Pool will be administered by seven trustees under the name Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited. A temporary directorate of seven will be chosen from the present committee. Delegates and permanent trustees to be elected within three months. The pool plans three elevator arrangements and a five year contract, requiring 120,000 signatures from farmers.

Alberta Calgary Wilcom Alberta Wheat Pool Amerta Cooperative Wheat Producers. Limited Te Wheat Pool Arkerantee Etionala Tig Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers, Limited Cooperative Associatone Bret Trus Teeetans Dominion Government Wheat Board Pool de Mex Aaron Sapiry Dominion Wheat Pool

Economic war fears between France and Britain draw renewed debate

The article argues a London campaign to depreciate the franc and curb British imports is aiming to shift the balance of trade back to Britain. It cites French merchants’ belief that a broader economic move against Britain could reduce wool and coal purchases and pressure fuel and light costs.

Pati France Great Britain London Matin Premuder Baldwin Bronce

Imperial Conference may form Empire Council

The London Telegraph reports British ministers favor creating a permanent Empire Council to implement economic conference conclusions with Dominion representation. Aimed at coordinating Imperial actions and shipping policy, the body could sit in London. Also notes Nobel candidates Banting and McLeod from Toronto for insulin research. Tidal waves and storm sweep 25,000 homes along the Yalu and Korean west coast, with unknown death toll and crop and lumber damage expected.

London London Daily Telegraph Telegraph Dominions Taklo Yalu River Korea

General Smuts Urges European Nations To Support Great Britain

South Africa Premier Smuts called on European nations to back Britain to save Europe from destruction. He warned that coordinated action by the Allies and U S support could prevent the breakup of Europe and avoid vast global consequences. He stressed South Africa must align with Europe to avert catastrophe.

General Smuts Great Britain Bloemfontein South Africa Europe Destruc Britain United States France Germany Russia Walt Gay Smuts

Allerta Coal Men Plan to Ship to Ontario to Compete

A delegation led by Sir George Flite from Albert coal men urged Ontario citizens to use coal from western mines as they seek to ship 100 600 tonnes by rail to Fort William and then by boat to reduce winter fuel costs despite high freight, aiming to compete with United States anthracite.

Allerta Ontario Toronto Albert George Fliteer United States United SA Fort William

Regulated Migration Is Veterans Policy

Ottawa reports from the biennial conference of the British Empire Service League in London were received by the Dominion Command of the Great War Veterans' Association. A key decision approved a principle of regulated immigration for land settlement within the Empire, aimed at boosting industry and reducing unemployment while building the British race. The league pledged to assist regulated schemes and will present its view to the Imperial Conference in London in September.

Ottawa British Empire Service League London Dominion Command Great War Veteraans’ Association League For Canada League

French Cruiser Launched Breslau Du Guay Trouin

The French navy launched the light cruiser Du Guay Trouin in a ceremony attended by the Minister of Marine. He noted a displacement around 35,000 tons and power near 100,000 horsepower, with a speed of about 34 knots, as the first of three light cruisers under the 1922 naval program. Work on the second ship began at Lorient in January and the yard will be built here.

Breslau Duguay Trouin Ralbert Tiree Lorient

London Ambassador Recommends Ellis Island Improvements

A report on Ellis Island conditions cites the United States ambassador to the United States, listing a dozen recommendations for improvements. Proposals focus on structural alterations for sanitary upgrades, lighting, ventilation, and better medical examination facilities.

London Aucxiana Urmues Ritish United States Ellis Fnd

Greeks Pay Interest On Debt In London

The Greek government paid the Dominion of Canada $225,000 in interest in London for the first six months of the year on its debt totaling about $6,000,000. The payment reflects ongoing creditor relations and annual interest obligations.

London Dominion of Canada Dominion

Merchant Marine May Be Uniized

Ottawa announces ten Canadian Merchant Marine vessels now on the Great Lakes may be used to carry grain this season. Government vessels could assist if American shipowners refuse new grain rate tariffs. Sir Henry Thornton to be consulted. if tariffs are not filed, government boats will be utilized. The vessels could carry a portion of the western crop.

Ottawa Great Lakes Geo. P Henry Thornton Graham

New Task Assigned to James Murdock Minister of Labor

Ottawa reports Hon. James Murdock, Minister of Labor, now governs the act for investigating combines monopolies trusts and mergers. The law, passed last session, authorizes investigations on a six-person complaint and appoints a permanent registrar for preliminary probes. Penalties include Criminal Code action tariff withdrawal and patent administration actions.

Ottawa James Murdock Minster of Labor Prefer King Schequer Court

Seven Glasgow stowaways plead for pardon in Canada

Seven men from Glasgow, hidden aboard the liner Cassandra, faced 501 months in prison. Their lordship asks whether the group can be sent west rather than released at the end of their sentences, seeking a compassionate outcome.

Uebec Canada Glasgow

British papers condemn Ellis Island conditions

British newspapers sharply criticize Ellis Island operations after Ambassador Geddes report. Mines disaster near Fre, Wyoming, leaves 7 dead, 1 missing, 37 rescued or unhurt. many bodies found underground. Critics argue immigration hub fails on hygiene, crowd control, and humane treatment.

Judge Seizure Of Rum Ships Deemed Legal

A court ruled the seizure of rum ships lawful amid actions against vessels moving cargo, while Regina hears Kiwanis Club remarks as Hom J. G. Gardiner discusses highway plans for expanded facilities and tourism needs. Rural Rosthern damages reported after a severe storm hits Dr Wheeler's farm with trees and crops disrupted.

Favors Assisting Russia In Parliament Battle Over Unemployment

London J Clynes, Labor leader in the House of Commons, backs Sir Alan Smith and the Industrial group against the Government. Clynes argues for active measures to combat unemployment and criticizes the Government for lacking foresight and imagination. He says it is better to create productive work than to fund idleness and criticizes the refusal of a credit scheme to Russia.

London J. Clynes Labor Party House of Commers Alan Smith Industia Pnit Clynes Russia

Workers Sue For Wages London War Era Suit

A large wage suit targets the Corporation of the City of Manchester led by the Tramway Men's Union with about £100,000 in dispute. The union claims the city promised to pay at least half wages during war service, alleging the pledge was not kept. A separate report notes Canadian authorities seized the gunboat Gopher carrying naval reservists after damage to a Welland Canal lock during passage to Montreal, with the Navy informed.

London Corporation City of Manchester Tramway Men's Union Nelson Washington Gopher Welland Canal Montreal

Valera Seized by Free State Troops During Speech in Ennis

Irish republic leader Eamon Valera was seized by Free State troops at a market square rally in Ennis, Ireland. Armoured cars arrived as the crowd fled, Valera fainted from a blow and was led away with no resistance to the county jail amid jeers and rising tension.

Ennis Ireland Eamonn 18 Valera Irish Republic Free State Free State Trovp Theoldiers de Valeera

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