Serious problem faces new party in Great Britain
Sir Brie warns that a new party with extreme members could unsettle the economy. A cautious, well directed government is needed to prevent job losses and reduced investment, as world trade and domestic purchasing power hinge on prudent policy. The speaker urges sober leadership over party politics in these delicate times.
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NEW Party
Great Britain
Laedoe
Eric Geddes
Widrene
London
Torre Ould
Feders Om
Labor Party
Sir Brie
Farmers Union seeks moratorium relief for western agriculturists
Delegates from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta call for a three province moratorium to ease heavy mortgages and debts. The Farmers Union convention reports distressed farming conditions and urges immediate action by the prairie governments. Manitoba tax debate looms as J Kensington Downes moves to repeal the income tax act with broad legislative support indicated.
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Farmers Union
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Mapitoba
Alberta
Omer
Farmers’ Union Canadaton
Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Winnipeg
J. Kensington Downes
Downes
Ontario minister urges farm cost study in schools
Ontario agriculture minister John S Martin told Western Ontario Dairymen's Association that more accuracy and less work on farm production costs should start in rural public schools across the province. The remark highlights the push for better cost data to aid farmers.
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London
Ontario
John S Martin
Agriculure
Western Ontario Dairymen's Association
Fire Losses in British Columbia 1927 Totalled 93 Million
Vancouver report cites 1927 fire losses across British Columbia reaching 93,119,735 with insurance payouts of 2,682,908. Announcement credited to J. P. Daugherty, provincial superintendent of forests.
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Vancouver
Columbia
J. P. Daugherty
Mysterious Poultry Farm Debate Sparks Regulation Calls
Officials of the Mamane Society led by Minetorrtogg discussed new rules for poultry raisers amid claims there were no laws to stop harsh conditions. Deputy Minister De Grisdale stated there is no cruelty signal and noted long experience at the experimental farm.
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Pennsey Jones
Mamane Society
Griedale
Cal
Cruetty
Td de Grisdale
Premier Dunning denies Ottawa cabinet rumor
Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan rejected claims he went to Ottawa to join Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s cabinet. In a Morning Leader interview, Dunning said King did not ask him to join, and he returned without any federal political plans. He added King sought to discuss policy questions important to Saskatchewan and encouraged Liberal Progressives cooperation.
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Dunning
Saskater
Whan A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
King
Dan Bigg
Com Inulia
Saskately
Ortans
Canada
Britain must stand by herself as she has done before
George M. Wrong of Toronto University urged that entente with France be ended for Britain’s best interests. Speaking from Europe, he said the Entente is useless and Britain must rely on its own strength, insisting there is no hostility toward France.
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Toronto
Britain
France
George M. Wrong
Toronto Universty
Europe
Pope Pius Ready To Conclude Agreement With France
Giornale d Italia reports Pope Pius ready to conclude with France on recognizing associations under the Law of Associations. Negotiations between Holy See and French government have spanned years. Canada could see a large influx of settlers with greater railway cooperation and Atlantic-side conditions. The mental hygiene fund for Canada was launched to support prevention of insanity and treatment of nervous disorders.
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Pope Pius
France
Tome
Giornale
dTalia
Pope Pius i
Holy See
Plas
Othe
Atlantic
Canada
Great Britain
D.C. Coleman
Winnipeg
CPR Western Lines
Fund For Mental Hygiene
Montreal
Charles F. Martin
Canadian National Committee For Mental Hygiene
National Committee For the Prevention
Expert Speaks on Problems of the Farmer
An authority, Mr Hughes director of marketing for agriculture in Minnesota, discusses farming conditions in Western Canada. He notes prosperity in cotton, dairy and wool sectors, and focuses on grain and livestock, addressing unfavorable factors, near-term prospects, and adaptation strategies for western provinces. He highlights Canadian soil and climate enabling high protein yields and efficiency, comparing it to other regions. Toronto reports on tax talks and a Winnipeg meeting names C. W. McKelvie president of the Western Canada Fruit Jobbers Association.
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Serkejooo
Canada
Aries
Irene Fel
Hughes
Agriculture
Minnesota
United States
India
Heypt
Brazil
Tobaccs
Mmnselt
Hobe
Europe
Liberia
Aythe
Western Editors Latta and Sask Government Official Roles
S J Latta of Saskatchewan Government and the Bureau of Publications is editor and publisher of The News in Govan Saskatchewan and is also editor of The Western Woman and Home published at Govan. He holds multiple editorial positions across the province.
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S.J. Latta
Saskatchewan
Bureau of Publications
King
Ti News
Govan
Sask
Ottawa Parliament Focuses On Finances And Tax Reform
A forthcoming parliamentary session begins February 21 with debates on trimming public expenditures and adjusting taxation. Proposals include shifting tax rules, exploring banking oversight after Home Bank issues, and possible government action to ease burdens on individuals and businesses. In Mexico City a British woman, Norman Cave Brown, 20, was killed by a stray bullet during fighting at Pachuca, reported by the British legation.
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Ottawa
Mexico
Mexico City
Lession
M Norman Cave Brown Cave
Pachues
Sie
Engin
Wonders 0 Rapid Show Wonders 0 Rapid
A slowed footage from Towson Phenograph shows a rapid event captured by a camera along Bride Government avenues. The slow motion reveals the moment of impact and the surface contact lasting about a portion of a second, detailing the interaction observed on screen.
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Towson
Berlin saved by Fuca and Allied forces report
Major General Henry T. Allen claims Fuca personally saved Berlin near the Armistice, noting it would be a gigantic task to hold the history. He cites discussions with Marshal Foch Haig Petain and Pershing on strategy and the risks of attacking large cities.
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New York
Fuca
Berlin
Henry T. Allen
United States Army of Occupation
Foch
Allen
Manoth
Gerral
Flekl
Haig
Mar Ha Petain
Pershing
Upward Trend in Cost of Living Shown in Ottawa Data
Federal Labor Department figures show the weekly family budget for twenty nine staple foods rising from 73 dollars at the start of December to 1692 dollars in Tanpeak, with November and December 1922 values listed. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics index stood at 153.5 in December 1922, up from 151.2 in November and 1236.9 for March, peaking earlier in December 1920.
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Ottawa
Federal Labor Department
Safety On English Railways Remarkable Record Is Attained
London reports a striking railway safety record with only one fatal accident in July in England, the Digete incident, causing 160 deaths. Since 1901 only two fatal seats occurred, and overall passenger deaths remain unusually low for the era, highlighting improvements in railway safety.
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London
England
Railway Gazette
Tury
Moose Jaw Board of Trade Meets for Water Supply Aid
The Moose Jaw Board of Trade holds its initial meeting to push for a speedy acquisition of adequate water supply with D C Coleman, vice-president and general manager of Western Lines CPR, addressing the assembly.
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D.C. Coleman
Western Tines
CPR
Moose Jaw
Bracken Refuses To Bring Governor Into Discussion
In a tense session Bracken declines to involve the governor in debate over public controversy. He defends royal authority, criticizes opposition questions, and urges lawmakers to serve the welfare of the province and people, above party interests.
Not Holding Up Treaty Canada Notifies British Government
Ottawa says Canada not one of the Dominions stalling the British American liquor treaty by failing to notify attitude. Premier King states the draft treaty was under consideration and Canada advised the British Government of its stance. He does not indicate whether full approval was given.
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Canada
U.S
Ottawa
Dominions
King Debkares
Lie
King
Kingston skaters thrill crowd with vintage gear race win
Kingston competitors Wesley Post and EM McCabe dazzled spectators at Deseronte with bold stunts and an ace act on the Bay of Quinte. McCabe won the race wearing skates crafted 60 years ago by Mackstmith, the village artisan.
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Kingston
Bay of Quinte
Deseronte
Wesley Post
EM McCabe
Mackstmith
May Lease C B Railway Station
Fragmentary OCR mentions a lease involving a railway station and options to purchase. The text lists Cana railway, Inverness, Tieton, cement, and rental terms but remains incomplete and uncertain about exact parties, locations, dates, and conditions.
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C.B
Ian National
Inverness Ye
Argentine Inventor Sets Record Flight Milestone
A record helicopter flight by Marquis Raoul Pateras is noted with disputed claims of a nine marker moment and a 1,160 metre distance, leaving historical notes partially incomplete about the event and the imagined duration of thirteen seconds.
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Raoul Pateras
Disastrous Labor Party Entry Warned in Montreal Speech
Sir Robert Halsen, ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer, warned at a Canadian Club event in Montreal that a socialist Labour government in Britain would threaten credit and stability. He urged Liberal and Conservative leaders to unite to prevent such a government, arguing Labour lacks broad public support and would misgovern if allowed to take power.
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Montreal
Great Britain
Robert Horn
Exchequer
Andress
Asquith
Lloyd Orge
Sir Roy
Britten
Sue
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Toronto University
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Fal Wonton
Western Canada
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of & Ferumet Home Bank
JB. Weldon
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