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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 31, 1929

Page

7

United Farmers Freight Rates Appeal to Ottawa

Vancouver backed by the United Farmers of the three prairie provinces prepares an appeal to Ottawa through GG McGeer seeking lower export grain rates to Vancouver, reduced domestic grain and flour rates on transcontinental lines, and removal of the mountain differential. McGeer to argue at Ottawa and pursue further appeals to the Supreme Court if permitted by the board of railway commissioners. Alberta labor delegates push for old age pensions. A giant wave strikes the Majestic in New York injuring crew and flooding compartments after docking.

Vancouver Prairie Provinces United Farmers of British Columbia Ottawa GG. McGeer Pacfic Fort William Toort William Britten Columbia McGeer Mr. McGeer Board of Railway Commissioners Supreme Court of Canada Leon J. Ladner K.C Supreme Court J. E McMullen Canadian Pacific Railways RW. Hannington Canadian National Railways

McGill Receives 85000 Gift for Engineering Scholarship

The faculty of applied science at McGill University in Montreal received 85,000 from Walter W. Colpitts of New York to establish a graduate scholarship in civil engineering in honor of Dr. John Densall Porter emeritus professor of mining engineering. Colpitts, a 1899 graduate of McGill, helped fund the endowment.

Montreal M. Faculty of Applied Science Walter W. Colptts New York John Densall Porter Colpitts McGill Faculty of Applied

Alberta Farmers Oppose Re Election Of UFA President

Opposition to re election of H W Wood as president of the UFA failed as the motion to retire him honorary president was defeated while an amendment to make him president passed by an overwhelming vote. In Fredericton New Brunswick data shows Canada dairy prices will rise in 1928 by over 11360 dollars according to J F Singleton head of the dairy market division.

Bamonton H. W. Wood UFA Fredericton Canada J. F. Sinleton Federal Department of Agriculture

Toronto Egg Marketing Problems At Provincial Convention

At the annual Canadian Producers Association meeting in Toronto delegates discussed unprofitable egg trading due to surplus supply. A committee was to be named to approach the Dominion government with a plan including dealers exporters and producers. President W Cameron highlighted profits for producers but losses for dealers and urged advertising efforts to boost consumption. Consumption per person rose from 10 dozen in 1906 to 20 dozen in 1927 with expectations of further growth in 1928.

Toronto Canadian Producers Association W. Cameron Toron Alfred McCann Cheltenham Ont Cameron Canada

Reparations Conference in Paris Focuses on Early Talks

The reparations conference is slated to meet in Paris around February 9 with Owen D Young and J Pierpont Morgan expected to play key roles. Officials report no definite plan yet, though some experts have constructive ideas. British experts reportedly adopt a waiting stance as France and Germany begin initial discussions. Japan plans to rely on forthcoming developments.

Paris Owen D. Young J Pierpont Morgan France Germany Japan

Great Increase Shown In Canadian Trade

Canada’s total trade rose to 2,007,890,158 dollars in the last nine months of 1928, up from 1,773,002,834 the year before. Domestic exports reached 1,071,647,164 dollars, up 121,542,197 from 950,104,367, with wheat, newsprint, and automobiles driving the gain. Figures released by the department of national revenue summarize the improvement.

Ottawa Canada Department of National Revenue

Air Plot Killed Toledo Pilot Hay in Plane Crash

Pilot Ted Hay of the Trans continental Air Transport Company died when his plane crashed during approach. Witnesses said a wing failed as the aircraft descended about 75 feet above the field, and the low altitude prevented correctable recovery.

Toledo Ted Hay Trans-continental Air ‘Transport Company Hay Taviator

Manitoba to Take 50 Youths in British Immigration Scheme

Hon Albert Prefontaine Manitoba Minister of Agriculture announced plans to requisition 50 youths to be brought to Manitoba under the British Boy Immigration Scheme this spring. The move follows renewed participation in the program by the province. Meanwhile fuel tanks found near Norway match those used on Roald Amundsen’s ill fated airship Italia voyage, confirming a link to the expedition and the five others lost with Amundsen.

Reg'na Manitoba Albert Prefontaine Paris France Joald Amundsen Italia Arctic Norway Amundsen

McNaughton Elevated to Major General in Defence Post

Brig Gen A G L McNaughton, Ottawa's newly appointed chief of staff for National Defence, is elevated to the rank of major general. The appointment is backdated to take effect from January 2, 2998.

Ottawa Canada Department of National Defence A. G. L. McNaughton

Wal Sail For England Earl of Egmont to Leave Soon

The new Earl of Egmont Frederick Joseph Trevelyan Perceval plans to sail east of Egmont toward England, leaving Calgary around February 2 with his fourteen year old son the Hon. Frederick George Moore Perceval and friends Mr and Mrs Harry Trimmer of Pridds.

Egmont Calgary Earl Frederick Joseph Trevelyan Perceval Great Britain

Farm Loan Board Ottawa Names Likely Appointees

The Farm Loan Board in Ottawa has not yet named its full leadership. Dr J D McLean, former Premier of British Columbia and new chairman, is to meet. the understood candidates include Hon EC Drury, former Premier of Ontario, and Beaudry Leman, president of Banque Canadienne Nationale.

Ottawa Farm Loan Board J.D. McLean British Columbia EC Drury Ontario Beaudry Leman Banque Canadienne Nationale Wll

German Plan for New Cruiser 15 Published

Berlin reports a London Review of Reviews publication of a secret Groener memorandum denying the need for a new battleship. Officials order an investigation into the leak while Berlin denounces the disclosure as a scandal. Wickham Steed confirms the document’s authenticity and says it reached him through a trusted channel.

Berlin London Review of Groener London Reichstag Wickham Steed Review of Reviews

Drunken Train Crew Linked to Romanian Wreck

Inspectors blame drunkenness by the Bucharest Temesvare express crew for 14 deaths near Pruniscoru after the high speed collision with a derailed local train. About 40 more were injured as the express, at 55 mph, failed to slow for the derailed cars.

Turnuseverinu Roumania Bucharest

Woman Lawyer Praised for Defense in Pimlico Murder Case

London Miss Venetia Stephen failed to win acquittal for John Holmy Ward, 24, the man she defended on a murder charge. The jury found Ward guilty of killing his grandfather, a bookmaker, whose skull was fractured in Pimlico. Justice Humphries commended the defense, while Ward’s counsel urged the death was self-defense. The judge noted difficulty in accepting self-defense theory.

Pica London Venetia Stephen Central Criminal Court John Holmy Ward Pimlico Justice Humphries

Western Pioneer Dead Major Augustus Mills

Major Augustus Mills 79 died at his Winnipeg home after a career as a western Canadian pioneer. He arrived in 1870 with the first Lord Wolseley expedition and fought in the 1885 rebellion as a Kilonian Infantry captain. He later served as a Dominion land agent and deputy prothonotary at the Manitoba law courts.

Augustus Mills Winnipeg Lord Wolseley Kilonian Infantry Big Bear Dominion Manitoba Law Courts

Alberta rural school plan approved by United Farmers

Edmonton delegates endorsed the Baker system by 203 to 161 at the United Farmers of Alberta convention. The plan divides the province into 20 divisions of 15 school districts each, creates a general board to oversee rural education, and sets teacher placement and payment under provincial supervision with a raised rural tax to fund the system.

Edmonton Alberta United Farmers of Alberta Perren E. Baker Minister of Education General Board Baker

Tax reductions urged by manufacturers in Canada

Hamilton Ontario report of the special committee on taxation presented to the Canadian Manufacturers Association recommends reducing the personal income tax lowering sales tax abolishing or trimming excise taxes on finished goods and avoiding double and triple taxation on corporate net earnings and dividends over 200 association members met in a closed session with Sir Joseph Flavelle noting Canada must catch up to British and American rivals in applying science to business.

Hamilton, Ont Canadian Manufacturers Association Council of the Association Dominion Joseph Flavelle Toronto Ferguson F. F. Moneypenny Ontario CASA

Barclay's Bank of Canada to Seek Charter

Barclay's Bank of Canada plans capital and reserve of 560000 dollars each. F C Goodenough, chairman, announced at the annual meeting. Sir Robert Laird Borden has accepted the chairmanship, with Premier L A Taschereau of Quebec among directors. Charter application to be filed at the coming Canadian parliament session.

London Barclay’s Bank of Canada F.C. Goodenough Barclay's Bank, Limited Robert Laird Borden Canada L. A. ‘Taschereau Quebec

Free trip offer to top Canadian graduate student to Paris

J G Metrailler administrator for a Paris Hotel offers a 19 day trip from Montreal to Paris with all expenses paid for the student graduating with highest honors at Canadian universities. Metrailler is president of several hotels in France and Switzerland and will arrange with Canadian university heads.

Paris Montreal J. G. Metraller Metrailler Franc Switzerland

Paraguay Grants 25 Million Pesos to Aid Farmers

Asuncion Paraguay reports the government will set aside 25 000 000 pesos in credits to farmers unable to harvest grain due to a shortage of farm hands mobilized for the Bolivia dispute. Authorities also seek rapid demobilization of farmers and faster return to work.

Asuncion Paraguay Bolivia

Ask Customs Rebate Ottawa Rebate Request Grows

The British Columbia Sugar Refining Company asks Ottawa to include in the next estimates a rebate of 36824.88 with interest, representing the claimed overpayment of 59358.83 in customs duties.

Ottawa British Columbia Sugar Refining Company

Graf Zeppelin to Visit Egypt and Palestine en Route

The Graf Zeppelin plans a February voyage from Friedrichshafen to Egypt’s pyramids and onward to Palestine, with a mooring stop en route. The airship’s upcoming trip is officially announced and awaited.

Graf Zeppelin Friederichshafen Pyramids of Egypt Palestine

Earthquake Kills Hundreds in Northwest Cina Province

Dispatches report a devastating earthquake near the Mongolian border in Shansi province causing hundreds of Chinese deaths. The quake struck a famine‑stricken area in the northwest, with casualties continuing to mount as relief efforts begin.

Peking China Shans

Fear Revolutio Signals Honduras Flight Natives Flee

Isaac Lehman of a New York cotton goods firm arrived in New Orleans with a report that United States citizens and other foreigners are fleeing Spanish Honduras amid expectations of a revolution.

New Orleans Isaac Lehman New York United States Spanish Honduras

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