Canadian Trade Policies Stir Broad Economic Debate
The article surveys Canada United States trade frictions and policy clashes as investors push for freer cross border movement of timber grain and paper products. It notes U S branch factories, Canadian producers and farmers opposing export duties while Western and Eastern interests clash over seaboard routes and rail links.
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Canada
Ie Ue
United States
Bastiv
Becuntes
Haminton
Atlurther
Swkatchewan Cooperative Elevator Co
Great Lakes
Dean Espros
Warning From Naval Expert Predicts Japan War Leap
Naval expert William Portant warns the Japanese navy has elevated its threat level and may pursue a major foreign war. He alleges U.S. sources and a high-level board discuss this shift and accuse Japan of hostility to planned Pacific naval maneuvers. He cites evidence of preparation for war.
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Japan
Olien
Oime
Suear
Uke
Shearer
Navantor
Pacific
Gold Find in Cariboo District Sparks Harper Camp Rumor
Victoria reports detail a gold discovery along the River in Cariboo district British Columbia. Alberta and Roberson, prospectors from Victoria, cite John Edmonds a former Klondyke miner as among the discoverers in a party.
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Columbia
Harper's Camp
Victoria
Johin Edmonds
Alberta & Roberson
Record-Breaking Mine Value Reported in British Columbia
A provincial release notes a mine in British Columbia breaking prior valuation records with an estimated worth around 45 000 dollars. The report highlights increased production and higher per cent value, signaling a record-setting monetary figure for the region.
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Wan. Lian
British Columbia
Sir James Fave Proposes New Business Reform Plan
A scrambled report cites Sir James Fave advocating public banking reforms. He urges eliminating harsh business practices and replacing them with a measure of fairness and service. The public reaction ranges from strong support to concern about the impact on institutions and jobs.
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Jamep
Lease of Paris hotel property to major company secured
The Canadian National Railway leases a Paris central property near Boulevards and Capucines to a well known hotel company for forty years. Manager M Ruul of Paris oversees the arrangement with ENR receiving office quarters on the street floor and the lease includes insurance and rates. The property’s estimated rental value is about 650,000 francs for the city line, with ownership reverting to CN at lease end.
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Canadian National Railway
Montreal
Scribe
ENR
Canadian Nath
Empire Products Popular 1 Cent Brand Prompts Housewives
The British Households section notes high demand for Empire brand ingredients for puddings. Empire products from Canada and Australia are mentioned with price focus and local demand driving stock orders. Government or party comments appear about methods and distribution.
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Empire
Canada
Australis
Bettis
Deraluton
Gold and debt reflections in Alberta and global mining
The report notes vast gold and silver production to date worldwide with values in billions, then shifts to Alberta debt and car inventories as hints of provincial finances. It mentions public debt, motor vehicles, and maintenance costs, before a note on education and spelling issues in a Calgary newspaper.
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Uhe Dinceton
Alberta
Calgary
Finland Signs Arbitration Security and Disarmament Pact
Finland moves to arbitration security and disarmament as it signs a pact to attach its signature to a date, signaling a formal commitment. The report notes focus on international dispute resolution and disarmament processes.
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Finland
Gompers Estate Valued At 30000 In District Court
The district court filing shows the Gompers estate valued at thirty thousand dollars. Samuel J. Gompers is cited in the document as the claimant.
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Gompers
Samuel J. Gomp
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Britons Pay War Debt to United States After Decades
The article recalls Britain's long standing debt payment to the United States over 62 years, funded by general revenues. It notes the ongoing obligation to honor bonds borrowed from multiple nations, including the creditor, and reflects on the maintained integrity of Britain despite yearly large sums required for the debt.
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Teat Briain
United States
Uae
Crossword Puzzle Course Adds New Curriculum
Mount Hoboke College in Massachusetts announces a crossword based addition to freshman studies. Professor Helen Grifith directs students to band in before the end of the eight puzzle words learned, aiming to raise vocabulary and showcase course value.
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Merican College
Mount Hobokelege
Massachusetts
Helen Grifith
Department of Bogiteh
Growing Girl Requires Careful Watching for Anemia
The growing girl needs constant maternal care in early teens as rapid growth saps strength. Early signs include peevishness, fatigue, headaches, pale face, breathlessness, and low spirits. swift action is advised. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as restoring red blood and vitality, available at retailers or direct from Williams Medicine Co, Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Canada
Dr. Williams
Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Plan Line To Labrador Would Link Quebec To Far North
A proposed act to Parliament aims to incorporate the Quebec Labrador Railway Company to build a line west from Quebec City into Chicoutimi and onward to the provincial boundary near Hamilton, with branches to Seven Islands and other points, enabling telecommunication lines and other utilities along the main line. The plan includes financing and route details, with no dates set for construction.
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Quebec Labrador
Anet
Queern Railway Company
Chicontial
Chicanisa
Chicoutiml
Hamaliton
Muah
Persia Seeks Suppression of Opium Trade at Geneva Talks
At a subcommittee session of the international opium conference delegates discussed a Persian plan to gradually curb opium use in Iran. Alfred Sze of China endorsed the Persian position, stating his government instructed him to back multinational efforts to reduce opium in the country.
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Geneva
Desir
Trafic
Alfred Sze
China
Teacher Returns From Africa After War Service
Miss Bauma EL reports from Pretoria that four Chinese teachers were asked to teach in the Torr concentration camps in South Africa after the 1899 1902 war. She returns to help the education department and sails for an indefinite period. Dr J D Kellogs asthma remedy is advertised as relief.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Torr
Mercy
J.D. Kellogs
Striking Novelty On e On British Autos
A feature at the motor show highlights a Dalinter car with Crepe de Chine bodywork. The fabric coating provides a beautiful finish and can be pattered or worn and torn, like cloth. The material changes hue with light, producing a striking chameleon effect.
Begging Scheme Baffles Police In Street Tragedy
A moderately well to do panhandler in Warts was arrested after a street hair scam. He let his hair grow ragged then approached strangers asking for money to “spruce up” his appearance. The incident unfolded on city streets as officers intervened.
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Warts
Hatfield Loses 2000 Under Rain Contract Bid
Charles H Hatfield, known for rainmaking, failed to meet his November to December rainfall contract in Kern County California, resulting in a $2000 loss after producing insufficient rain. He had claimed partial success but did not fulfill the agreed amount. Minard's Liniment is advertised as treatment for grippe amid urban ad copy.
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Hatfield
Charles H. Hatfield
Kern County
California
Ireland Hears Canadian Radio Programme
A Belfast based agent reports that an amateur in Hanger County Down captured portions of a Canadian National Radio Association programme broadcast from Moncton New Brunswick. The message notes misannounced Canadian station call letters and marks a step in Dominion airwave reach.
King George Opens Canadian Offices in Trafalgar Square
His Majesty the King has consented to open the new Canadian Government offices in London occupying a premier Trafalgar Square site adjacent to the National Gallery. The building sits in a prominent British Empire location and marks a key bilateral milestone.
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Canada
London
Rnfalgar Square
Trafalgar Square
Prac- Hently
National Gallery
Massey Golden to take naval post in Halifax Canada
The British Admiralty plans to appoint Massey Golden as naval officer at Halifax replacing Commander Bra bant who moves to Esquimalt. The transfer shifts command of the naval depot ISCALS to Halifax while Bra bant pursues duties on the Pacific station. A playful note mentions a hummingbird as a light aside.
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Canada
Tuander Massey Golden
Cane Tly
Halifax
Iscals
Stade
Brabant
Esquimalt
Doctor Pieres Vegetable Medicines Promoted for Fifty Years
Character narrates broad belief in the purity of Doctor Pierce's vegetable medicines. The Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription are praised as health tonics and nerve builders. They are attributed to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and produced at Bridgeburg Ontario. The piece promotes trust in the remedies' provenance and efficacy.
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Pleres
Pierce
M.D
Buffalo
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