Negotiations Seen Near End Amid Canada United States Talks
Toronto reports say negotiators press for reciprocity while plans to remove duties face resistance. The debate centers on lumber and agricultural products with Canadian forests cited as a concern. Private agents and editors warn the talks risk being only a semblance of agreement.
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Arvana
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Washington
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Black settlers invade west on Edmonton immigration flow
A party of 34 Black settlers with 34 children arrived last week from Oklahoma seeking homes near Edmonton along the Grand Trunk Pacific line. They join a growing influx to the cotton belt migrants, with some already settling near Chip Lake. Local board protests immigration halt.
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Spectacular Midnight Fire in Winnipeg Destroys House
A severe blaze struck a six room house on Ranta Street east of Main Street in Winnipeg shortly before midnight. Firefighters faced a tough nine hour battle with exposure and adverse conditions. Most men returned to their halls after a full yet controlled operation. wreckage remained on the ice at ruins Sunday afternoon with guards on scene.
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Winn Floroast
Winnipeg
Rantaast
Main St Pat
Foman Gets Two Years Sentenced for Brutal Abuse
Mrs Erickson was sentenced to two years in Medic Hat after pleading guilty to mistreating her little niece. She confessed in court that she beat the girl with knotted rope, a brutal act that shocked the judge and community. The case prompted discussion on harsher penalties for such abuse.
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Erickson
Alta
Dan
Duke Is Coming Connaught Accepts Canada Governor General Ship
Ottawa reports all doubt resolved that the Duke of Ci Hill will be Canada’s next viceroy. The formal notice confirms the King’s endorsement and the Duke’s appointment. His secretary will be Major Henry Lowther of the Scots Guards.
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Ottawa
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Tohn Law
Coronation arrangements set for June 19 to 30 events
Executive committee outlines coronation plans for King George VI with a scheme rivaling the 1937 procession. Activities span June 19 to 30 in London, including a royal procession through the capital, a naval review, and receptions for foreign envoys and dignitaries.
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Beth Tame
London firm to start making aeroplanes with edge technologies
London based company plans to commence aircraft production in partnership with Edge Sees. The design aims for a two speed aeroplane capable of vertical rise and descent at 3 miles per hour and a forward speed range from 0 to 100 miles per hour in full flight.
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London
Wraname White
Eedget
Tragic Winniper Fire Kills Three Children
A devastating blaze at a cottage in Winniper claimed the lives of three children. Neighbors Mrs Hutsolak and Mrs Splomted, along with others, frantically attempted to rescue them as smoke filled the home. Firefighters found the victims amid burning debris, their bodies badly burned and the scene described as a mass of ruins.
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Wase
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Cruel
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United States and Canada consider fisheries regulations changes
Washington reports show United States and Canadian commissioners weighing modifications to fishing rights and search powers. Key figures include Secretary Knoeil, Robert Lansing, Hugh M. Smith, Ambassador Truce, and Canadian and Newfoundland officials. Meetings focus on structural changes urged by award recommendations and adjustments to maritime enforcement.
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Washington
Kno Ieil
Hander
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Hugh M. Smith
Fabric de Tirtian
Truce
Newfoundland
Elwert
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Isheris Henertment
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Ewfoundland Fisheries Department
English Speaking Settlers Rise in Canadian Immigration
Immigration last year shows 34,494 total arrivals for the present fiscal year, with 15 percent from the British Isles and United States. Three in four immigrants now come from the United States or Britain, and prairie provinces gain from homestead entries totaling about 120,000 settlers boosted by new homesteads in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
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British Isles
U. S
Ottawa
United States
Prairie Provinces
Wreens
Manitoba
Grain Route Plan Ties Liverpool Ottawa to Western Farms
Canwilian government plans a four grain route from western farms to British Hudson Bay facilities at Liverpool Ottawa. The project targets docks and plant bases to handle grain, maintain grades, and support producers with storage and transport, awaiting further development.
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Liverpottawa
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Liverpool Vc
Naval College To Open At Halifax In January
Twenty one cadets will start studies at Halifax Nova Scotia as the naval college opens in the dockyard buildings. Temporary interiors are shown, with permanent facilities planned next year. Staff include Lieut Bart Jett, Staff Paymaster Gertie, Lieut Nixon, and naval instructor F Robinson.
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Gertie
F. Robinson
Banker Pleads Guilty In Bank Case Remanded For Sentence
Toronto report states William Ro Tre vors, former general manager of the Bank, pled guilty to charges tied to a $40,000 false document scheme. He was remanded for sentencing as prosecutors pursue government restitution and potential penalties.
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Monar
Toronto
William Ro Trevors
Th Formers Bank
Macoun Leading Overland 1000 Mile Party to Gimli
The Macoun party, led by Baum, is walking a 1000 mile overland trek toward Gimli Manitoba. They wrecked near Water Tolet on September 1 and plan to reach Gimli within a week using trains to haul provisions.
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Baum
Engine Drops Through Bridge During River Rescue
Two men, Fraser Crock and others, were trapped when a vehicle dropped through an open bridge span into the water on the Great Northern. Bakers and Farrell were rescued after the car and passengers fell into the chilly river.
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Baker
Femfarrell
Winnipeg Directory estimates city population over two hundred thousand
Winnipeg Hindimann's directory proclaims the city’s population exceeds 200,000 as a new year volume lists street names and wards. The edition notes areas such as Greater Winnipeg, Saint Boniface, St James, St Charles, York?ton and Newwood with a quoted figure near 2,595 as a likely headcount, reflecting growth and a rough quota.
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Winnipeg
Hindimann
Resentment over slander in Ottawa debate
The feature piece on the Mouse of corn and sir Wilfrid Laurier triggers a House of Commons discussion in western Canada, with Lak Qu Appelle presenting protests against an Ish publication. Bishop Borden and Laurier address the issue as English-born members weigh the value and impact of the article on farmers and public trust.
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Lak Qu’Appelle
John Bul
Canada
Sir
Wilfeil
Lake
Genellae
Government aids immigration effort in wartime Canada
Government officials debate state aided immigration to bolster war effort. Ontario plans subsidized fares for trained farm laborers, supervised by local representatives. British and Canadian officials discuss mobilizing workers from Britain, Ireland, and Australia as provinces push to secure experienced labor amid labor shortages.
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May Order Lower Rates for Canadian West Railways
The article discusses possible lower freight rates for CPR and Canadian West lines. It notes government control prospects, dividend composition of 10 percent, and potential rate reductions if main line rates fall under railway commission review. It mentions allocations from railway earnings and land grants and contemplates court interpretation of original agreements.
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GEORGE H SHAW TO OVERSEE ALL CNR TRAFFIC
A report notes Geo H Shaw will hold jurisdiction over all Canada North Railway traffic. The announcement followed after Shaw’s unnamed post as traffic manager drew little public ceremony. References to parliamentary plans in London and local notices appear in the same column as unrelated regional incidents.
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Geo. H. Shaw
CNR
Canada
Mr. Shaw
Hurricane kills twenty as cyclone wrecks coast vessels
A hurricane on the western coast caused heavy loss of life and property. Forty people perished and 67 vessels were wrecked, according to reports brought from Makura. The storm struck off the coast near Ietoria with damaging winds and high seas, prompting relief efforts.
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Ietoria
Wee Iin
Weekly Market Review Prices Across Grain and Livestock
A fragmented weekly market note lists prices for cash wheat, oats, and various grains, along with live cattle, dairy produce, poultry, and fish. It mentions wholesale butter, creamery products, tallow, and smoked meats, with ranges for grades and sacks, and notes about hay, oats, barley, and grasses. Names of locations and measurements appear in scattered form, reflecting an international market overview.
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Timothy
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