Memoriam speech honors Canadian war dead and unity
Sir Arthur Currie mourns fallen Canadians and urges national unity beyond provinces and creeds. He praises unselfishness and comradeship shown in war, calling for lasting memory of farmers and soldiers and a commitment to preserve Canada’s shared purpose over regional divisions.
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Mawiivan
Ational
Canada
Arshur Currie
Impmeibie
Peid Arthur
League of Noi
Alverta
Nova
Quevee
Ontario
Resents Action Of Pacific Cable Board
The Daily Express reports that Hon Charles Murphy urges Canada to withdraw from the Pacific cable partnership. It cites his objection to board methods over the new cable project and notes Canada’s absence and lack of a definite stance.
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Pacific Cable Board
London
Daily Express
Pperas
Canada
Charles Murphy
Dominion
Pacific
Hanne Paver
Charles Mullon
Canada’s Trade Shows Big Increase in Seven Months
Figures from the Department of Customs and Excise show total trade rising by 601,000 in the seven months ended October compared with the previous year. Export gains total 129,000,000 while imports rise 86,490,000. farm products lead export growth with 52,000,000, plus 27,000,000 in animals and animal products and 16,000,000 in wood and paper sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrere
Department of Custume and Excise
Hyurogen to Run Meter in Toronto, Professor Predicts
Professor J C McLen nan of the University of Toronto, head of physics, forecasts a future motor using tydingen as power. He envisions the driver carrying extra tanks in a vest pocket as technology develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
J. C. McLennan
University of Toronto
Bellum
Tydingen
Agreement Reached on Tariff Autonomy for China
The customs conference subcommittee appointed to devise a formula for restoring tariff autonomy to China has reached a complete agreement. The formula was submitted to a further meeting of the conference on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Saskatchewan provincial corn show adds new cups and leaders
Saskatchewan’s fourth provincial corn show, held at Estevan, awarded multiple prizes including a silver cup from the Saskatchewan Wholesale Implement Association for the best ten cars. Maple Creek’s D. Hottman and G. Hofman tied for top prizes, with Estevan leaders elected to head the provincial association and a broad officer roster announced.
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Hoffman
Colquhoun
Board of Trade
Flint
Saskatchewan Wholesale Imp Association
Saskatchewan
Corm
Bunice Ford
Maple Creek
Sackattchewan Creamery Company
A xi
Janlor
Ction Als
Wroworth
Ptapot
D. Hottman
GM Hofman
E.G. Hofman
Estevan
TA Targeson
Estevan Agricultural Society
Iticeetor
Prairie Nurseries
Wax Accep
August Peterson
Weyburn
T. \. Torgeson
W. R. Motherwell
Dunning
M Hamilton
Angus McKay
T Torerson
Seco
T. Colquhoun
Colkate Moore
W. Cleophas
Canadian Exhibit Glows at Otawwas NZ New Zealand Event
A glowing report from New Zealand rails at the Otawwas showing of the Canadian exhibit. The 18 acre display near Wembley size features a dramatic diorama with a 10 000 gallon per minute waterfall and a changing lighting system from brown daylight to moonlight. The display emphasizes Canadian emblems and Rockies scenery as the centerpiece of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atra
Canadian Rockies
Faith in Canada dinner at British House of Commons
Sir Henry Thornton, president of the Canadian Nation, told guests in London that Canada stood on the threshold of great prosperity. He spoke of attracting British capital to Canada over foreign funds and highlighted investment opportunities. Among attendees were Ramsay MacDonald, Winston Churchill, and others at the dinner.
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Henry Thornton
House of Commons
London
Canada
Henry Thorston
al Ballwass
Lloyd
Henry
Dominion
Prep Paldwin
Ramsay Macdonald
Wight
Winston Churchil
Approve Peace Pact Security Agreement Ratified in Commons
London debate over the Locarno spirit culminated in a 375 to 232 vote on the Treaty of Mutual Guarantees. Secretary for Foreign Affairs Auster Chamberlain presented the motion amid near unanimous support, while Labour backbenchers urged a division and abstentions numbered about twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Auster Chamberlain
Immediate completion urged for Hudson Bay Railway road
Delegates from Western Canada pressed for finishing the Hudson Bay Railway at a Winnipeg conference. FR McMillan Brig Gen KR W Paterson and FHS Martin cited engineers reports and called the project a just prairie demand. They warned delays would double costs and hinder export trade to the United States. The speakers argued completion would open northern opportunities and bind east and west as the nation funds feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Western Canada
FR McMillan
Saskatoon
KR. W. Paterson
Ontote Bay Association
Pr RC. Wallace
Manitoba University
Fhs Martin
Winniper
Prairies
McMillam T Ried
Dominion
Brig
Paterson
Snl
Montreal
Canadian
Eve Ja
Racial Revolt in Islamic World Shocks Syria
The revolt against French rule in Syria is framed as a broad religious and racial uprising across the Islamic world. General Sarrall warned lawmakers that Druses led by Aubash, aiming to rival Abdel Krim, push opposition, with French forces in Syria seen as insufficient and calls for reinforcements growing.
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Syria
Sarrall
Pt Army and
Chamber of Deputies
Sultan Aubash
Abdel
Canada needs national sentiment urged by Winnipeg reader
A Winnipeg reader urged building imperial unity and addressing Canada’s core problems. Travers Sweatman, KC, former president of the Winnipeg board, spoke at a Dominion economic centre session, urging eager resolve to elevate Canada among world powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Dominion
Canada
Travers Sweatman
Winnipes Boarade
Immigration and Railways Boost for Winnipeg Growth
C P R President E W Beatty predicts higher immigration next year citing new arrangements between the Canadian government and railways. He notes Britain’s propaganda against Canada is waning as Canada emphasizes its advantages, aligned with broader economic conference discussions and Winnipeg’s anticipated gains.
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C.P.R
Winnipeg
Drielsb
E.W. Beatty
Railway
Great Britain
Canada
Beatty
Canadian Pac
Towers Found Guilty But Declared Insane in Antwerp Murder
Winchester, Eug Thomas Towers, former first officer of the Canadian Pacific liner Melita, was found guilty at Winchester assizes for the murder of Captain A H Clews of the Melita aboard the ship at Antwerp on October 21. He was declared insane and will be retained during the King's pleasure in an asylum.
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Towers
Winchester, Eug
Thomas Towers
A. H. Clews
Antwerp
Calendar Reform League Seeks Easter Date Fix
The League of Nations dispatches an appeal for help in fixing a fixed date for Easter as part of calendar reform. A secretariat letter from Drummond requests education ministries to forward their views while a committee drafts proposals.
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League of Nations
Wee
League
Lara
International Chamber of Com Secretars
Drummond
Juvenile Champions Attend Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
Six juvenile champion swine breeders from Prairie Provinces travel to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto as guests of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Names include Tomson, Oscar from Peace River, Grace Ewen of Kenton Manitoba, and others from Manitoba and Saskatchewan, showcasing top hogs and breeding prowess.
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Prairie
Toronto
New Garnet Wheat Discovery Highlights Wheat Supremacy
W R Motherwell stresses significance of Garnet wheat discovery at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Dominion agriculture minister W B Mo says the new early ripening variety is as prolific as existing strains. Saskatchewan minister CM Hutton, visiting Toronto, notes renewed push to boost grain storage and western production.
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W. R. Motherwell
Toronto
W. B
Dominion
CM. Hatt Ton
Axerculture
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Legislature Sets Date For Assembly Meet
Saskatchewan's legislature announced the assembly will convene on Thursday December 3 with Hon. Chas A. Dun ning as premier of Saskatche and Lt Governor Newlands to open the first session of the sixth province. Twenty new members will take their seats in the Provincial Legislature for the first time.
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Regina
Legislative Asse
Karratchewan
Chas A. Dunning
Saskatche
Grelock
Newlands
Farmers Benefit From Wheat Pool Shows Growth in Canada
A U.S. study reports American farmers will profit up to ten dollars per acre this year due to indirect gains from how the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited manages the pool. Theodore E. Hammatt cites the pool’s effectiveness in stabilizing world prices and boosting demand while preventing price drops from sudden dumps.
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Cabeager
United States
Limi
Western Canada
Theodore E. Hammatt
Federal Department of Commerce
Hammatt
W . Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hamat
Haamatt
Grand Trunk Cause Of Deficit On Govt Roads
Ottawa reports the Grand Trunk turnaround after government take over shows debt rise to Canada National Railways. Deputy Minister Major A Ded cites $572,925,495 added to debt and government guarantees plus advances and bond issues aiding Grand Trunk prior to reorganization.
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Grand Trunk
Ottawa
Department of Railways and Canals
A. Ded
GTP
Canadian National Railways
Ince
May Boycott Mussolini Report In London
A London report says Labour leaders plan to boycott Mussolini if he signs a pact on December 1. An engine driver may refuse to haul a Mussolini visit, with the Train Motive Engineers Union noting a refusal would not surprise. The Daily Express notes Yard safeguards and possible hotel stays for visitors, with the Irish premier possibly lodging at the embassy.
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London
Benito Mustolini
Ireland
Land
Musolini
Parcenger
Tad Winong
Cnlon
Urges Higher Place For Agriculture
Dean Howes at a joint dinner of Uptarly Agricultural College alumni and the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists argues for better standing in universities. He notes the College of Agriculture is part of the University of Alberta faculty and highlights student involvement while cautioning against comparisons.
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Dean Howes
Toronto
Hi Ollege
Agriculture
Alb Amportant
Agriculture Higher Education
Uptarly Agricultural College
Alumant
Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists
College of Agrculture
University of Alberta
Stuft
Thi Tn
Pepall Acquitted by Jury in Ontario Bribery Case
Andrew Pepall was acquitted by a jury before Mr Justice Nrieht at the Ontario assizes on charges of bribery connected with bond transactions. The jury returned a verdict after four hours and twenty minutes, finding Pepall not guilty on all counts.
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Pepall
Toronto
Andrew Pepall
Justice Nrieht
Ontario
Charies
Aterrea Gainet Lm
Heavy Horses judged at Royal Winter Fair
Wert leads in heavy horses judged at the Royal Winter Fair though no championships awarded. Western breeders secure the great majority of prizes for top draft stock amid broad competition.
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Eupreme
Elasser
Cy Deadales
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