Monarchists in Germany build up secret army report
The article alleges monarchists in Germany organized a hidden military group with private air force and arms, accusing cabinet members of complicity. Scheldmann and allies claim countercharges and present names, places, and dates to support their case, while other factions deny the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Herta
Huesta
Bourgeoiee
Sevier
Russia
Xyag Moral
Stettiorow Leotogad
Marx
Scheldmann
Callies
Defence
Geraler
Junkers
Schetasoa
Selenh
Ministry of War
Haber
Tne
Damp Grain Backlog Pinches Prairie Farmers
The Board of Grain Commissioners says emergency steps will speed moving damp grain from farms to elevators. About 25 million bushels remain in farms and country elevators in North Eastern and South Eastern Saskatchewan, with cars out of turn. Farmers may file affidavits to request priority rail cars, handled by Commissioner M Snow at the board’s Winnipeg office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
J. Leslie Boyd
Board of Grain Commissioners
Comtlasioner M
Winnipes
Saskatchewan
Massey to assume Washington post in late January
Ottawa reports Vincent Massey will take up duties in Washington in late January after arranging the location with the department of external affairs. Massey has been in Ottawa for several days, awaiting formal arrangements for the assignment to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
Ottawa
Vincent Masmada
United States
Washington
Massey
Department of External Affairs
Revenue From Gold Refining in Ottawa and Ontario
An Ottawa report cites a projected revenue of about 75000 dollars from refining gold in Ontario this year. A. 3. Baker, chief clerk of the Royal Mint, notes the gold refining rate and anticipates substantial local financial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
Ininr
Baker
Reyal Mtot Bere
Loral
The Christmas Tree Legend and Its Historic Rise
The article traces the Christmas tree myth and adoption across Europe and England, noting early mentions in 1603 Strasburg notes and 1840s Paris sales, with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert popularizing the tree in Britain. It describes the tree as a radiant display of lights and ornaments, originally without gifts hung on its branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameary
Chrtetmias
Wick
Joseph of
Arimathes
Gastonbury
Rasburg
Strasburg
France
Paris
England
Viewmam
Prince Albert
Demand for Flax Straw Reaches Canada and U S Markets
Flax straw faces rising demand in the United States with strong prospects for Saskatchewan farmers to gain a mark for their flax. Thomas S. Acheson, CPR general agricultural agent, relayed word from Minneapolis agents to FH Auld deputy minister of agriculture for Saskatchewan. Major Minneapolis firms Flaximum Insubating Company and Minneapolis Manufacturing Company are expanding purchases into Manitoba and Saskatchewan, urging farmers to hold their stocks ready for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
United States
Saskatchewan
Thomas S. Acheson
CPR
Minneapolis
Acheson
FH. Auld
Sasketchewan
Flaximum Insubating Company
Minneapolis Manufacturing Company
Manitoba
Saskstchewan
Aulden
Large Sums For Pensions Reported For Year Ending March
The Dominion Government paid 33,000,471 in pensions for the year ending March as the board of pensions commissioners tabled in Commons. Total lability under the act reached 38,065,472, up about 1,504 from the previous year due to new regulations. Disability pensions to war veterans numbered 46,985 and dependents of deceased members 20,005, with most pensioners living in Canada. Provinces Issuing pensions include Saskatchewan 2,927 Alberta 3,656 British Columbia 2,717.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Waa
Board of Pensions Commissioners
House 7 Commons
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberts
British Columbia
Campaign to rename Xmas to Christmas gains church support
A movement seeks to end the use of Xmas as disrespectful to Christmas. Clergymen will speak from pulpits in New York and radio addresses will amplify the campaign. Cardinal Hayes and Bishop Manning are named as endorsers of the effort to preserve reverence for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christ
Cardinal Hayes
Bishop Manning
Churchazen
Christmas tree trade moves vast shipments to south
During the last week of November more than 75 000 evergreen trees were shipped from Vancouver Island to the larger centers of the south western United States in a brisk Christmas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
United
Foresee Increase in Applications for Emigration to Canada
J rue Welker and colleagues predict applications to Canada will double from last year though many may be disqualified for lack of qualifications. Bruce Walker questions exact numbers but sees strong prospects, while optimistic views link emigration growth to coal mine employment boosting available labor.
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Canada
J. Rue. Welker
Ealgrati
Bruce Walker
Perse
Federal House Adjourns to February 8 in Canada
Ottawa final reading was given the House of Commons for the supply bill totaling 61 590 250, balance of wellnotes for the fiscal year ending March 31 next. The bill received royal ascent in the Senate by Chief Justice Anglin, and both chambers adjourned for Christmas. Debate touched on cadet training policies, with Labor member J S Woodward urging defence ministers to consider proposals, while leaders discussed timing for the next session after the Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
House
Cy Mowers
Artjou
Denny Guserne
Senate
Sa Anglin
Theneral
Woodwor
Labor
Winnipes North Centre
Deelerid
Cadec
Mugn Gathute
King
Iime
Will Meet February to The Alberta Lasisia ebruars
Government confirms date fixed then postpones by one week. Preparations start immediately and notices will be sent to members in the usual course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Kerr resigns Saskatoon publicity post for provincial bureau
W F Kerr resigns as Saskatchewan Publicity Chief and Saskatchewan Red Cross commissioner to lead the Bureau of Publications for the provincial government. He will take over January 1, succeeding W A McLeod, who moves to Winnipeg as publicity man for the prairie wheat pools. Kerr previously edited The Rexina Leader for two decades and began his career with the Fre Press in Winnipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F Kerr
Sasnasenewan Red Cross
Bureau of
W AL McLeod
Winnipeg
Prairie Wheat Pools
Hed Crose
Kerr
Rexina Leader
Canada
Fre
Winnipes
Wireless Christmas Gift Delivery Demonstrated
A Fort Smith stam member near Edmonton solved how to send Christmas gifts by wireless. A Saskatoon friend received a jewelry shipment packed in 18 hours, relayed through government networks to reach the recipient. The test shows wireless messaging enabling holiday delivery over long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Stam
Fort Smith
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Proposes New Style for Parliament Title and King Style
Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons a bill to change the style of Parliament and the realm would be brought forward. He indicated the government would seek support to apply the same style to the King and asked for further notice before finalizing proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eslawin
London
Haldwin
Th of Commons
Ake
Guriam
Great Petal
Ireland
Divorce News Banned Me Newspapers of Crest
A London era report notes a parliamentary measure banning certain divorce related notices in Crest papers. The Lords added an amendment targeting printers and publishers, imposing a four month impersonation prohibition and a monetary fine. The amendment aims to curb local pleadings and restrict identity exposure of involved parties.
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Howe of Cor
Mont
House of Lords
Sai Surid
Alberta Grant To Empire Metallurgical Congress Tour
Alberta approves a 2500 grant to the Empire Metallurgical Congress. A provincial tour will visit Edmonton Jasper Park Coal Branch Sturgeon Lethbridge Drumheller Valley and Crow’s Nest Pass with delegates stopping at each point for varying lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Empire Metallurgical Congressmotion
Provinelas
Metallurgical Congress of Fe
Alberta Cay
Snall
Eimonton
Jasper Park
Coal Branch
Sturce
Lethbrings
Turn
Valley
Bari
Crow's Nest Pass
Manitoba Population Figures Reported by Dominion Bureau
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics bulletin estimates Manitoba's population at 639,056, up 28,028 since 1921. Urban population rises by 16,579 and rural by 1? The bulletin lists leading communities as Winnipeg 181,096, Brandon 16,413, Thompson 1,418, and Portage la Prairie 6,513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovawa
Dominion Bureau of Listics
Sears
Manttobs
Contemplated Big Rail Program Promises Major Canadian Work
Ottawa outlines a broad national railway plan for next year with the CNR and CPR proposing multiple western and Saskatchewan connections. Proposals include extensions to Rosemary, Lloydminster, Un win, Cutknife Wiltford Lake, and Manitou Lake branches, plus a Theodore line in Saskatchewan. Bills will detail proposed routes and acts authorizing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
National Railway
CNR
ENR
CPR
Seonte
Rosemary Orth
Alberta
Lloyd
Minetes
Alto
Manitou Lake
Saskatchewan
Manitoba and Nort Western Railway Company of Canada
Theodore
Western coal rates hearing set aside amid urgent debate
The British North American railway rate inquiry, involving Ontario Alberta and Nova Scotia, faced delay as the board refused an early hearing date. Premier J I Brownness of Alberta and officials from the three provinces indicated the matter would be discussed at a Toronto conference after the New Year with potential further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uktawa
Alberia
Atari
Chet
McKee
Sesson
Toronto
Heart of Railway Commissioners A CF
Hil
Abberin
Ontario
Ferguson
Fergus
Ovtawa
Uriber
Albert
Nova Scotia
Yeas
J. I Brownness
Alberta
Home Grown Christmas Gifts Suggestion for Trade Promotion
A fragmented notice proposes Canada promoting trade with Britain and New Zealand by marketing interior produce. It highlights dairy, apples, maple sugar, and furs as strong Canadian products, noting a depot setup and new publicity ideas to encourage sending Canadian goods abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Zealand
Great Britain
Natural Resources Intelligence
Canadian Department of the Interfor Pwatnte
Ontario Farmers to Establish Grain Pool Early Next Year
Marry A. Gilroy, president of the UFO Cooperative Society, says Ontario farmers will form a distinct grain pool next year not tied to wheat. The plan is to organize soon after the New Year and cooperate with Western provinces and their selling networks in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farmers of Ontario
A. Gilroy
Alviiston
UFO, Cooperative Society
Farmers of
Ontario
Diet Brother
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George V
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Federal House
Seskatchewan Publicity Chief
Crest Pets
Gea
Unwin
Cutknife Wiltford Lake
Protines
Sa Che
Fife Lane
Province
Saskaton
Wil Farm Grain Pool
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