Debate on Western Wheat Grading Standards in Manitoba
The agricultural committee discussed the new Canadian wheat grading act definitions. They debated soundness versus kernels and the impact on U.S. and European markets. Officials argued the standard maintains quality, while critics urged clearer terms for unwound wheat and kernel content.
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Cutawa
Ieee
Manitoba
Agriculture
Ciesla
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Agriculure
Serleeas
Motherwell
Serie
Memo
Canada Replies Endangers Empire Unity Editorial
The London Daily Express critiques Premier King’s negative reply to Woodsworth’s query on the security pact with France. It warns Britain Britain must choose and dominions may stay silent, reserving military freedom as the pact’s implications unfold.
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London
London Daily Express
Lord Heaverbrook
Mackensie King
Pai
Woodsworth
Centre Winnipes
Commugada
France
Rhine
Kig
Great Britain
Express
Canada
Britain
Naranter
Ottawa Opposition to Canteen Funds For Adjustment Bureau
Ottawa opposition raises objections to allotting 10000 from canteen funds to support an adjustment service bureau. Capt Hany Colbourne vetoed the move as Senate inquiry reviews War Veterans Association accounting and canteen funds.
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Vereragly
Ottawa
Hany Colbourne
Army and Navy Veterans
Senate
Real War Veterans’ Association
Canadian Government Merchant Marine Asked For 668000 Grant
A special committee unanimously recommends a 668000 grant to the Government Merchant Marine for the coming year. The proposal cites 1924 output of 423412 and a need to improve services despite a trade slump. The May 30 wheat crop outlook shows yield near 182 percent of the ten year average, with 1921 and 1923 figures noted for comparison.
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Howe
Mercant Marine
Aleo Amprosaew
Canadian National
Cann Marine
Pmrawe
Dominion Bureau of Rare Fies
Attempts to Stir Anti British Sentiment Fail in Peking
Fragmentary report notes student efforts to provoke anti British and anti Japanese sentiment among Peking shopkeepers banks and landowners failed due to widespread resistance. British bank notes rejected locally and foreign currency discounted at shops. Limited details show ongoing unrest and financial tension amid rioting and strikes.
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Chins
Pekinging
Gee Intande
Petra
Bos Oo
Fire Destroys Minaki Inn in Ont Misses Resort Prey
Fire wrecks Minaki Inn in Minaki Ontario as smoke and flame engulf a frame structure tied to a Canadian National Railways project. Workmen were completing finishing touches for an opening. The lodge and power house escaped major damage. losses valued around 1600 dollars.
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C.N.R. Summes
Minaki
Canadian National Railways
Hon
Prize Offered For France U S Flight
New York reports a $25,000 prize to the aviator who makes the first nonstop cross Atlantic attempt. Donor Raymond Creis and hotel owner Paul Tarascon with Francois Col will accompany the crew. The plan is to start around July 25 aiming toward England then Ireland and on to North America. the team hopes for official permission. Depositors Satisfied after government grant in Canada. 5 400 000 total, about 35 cents on the dollar.
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New York
Raymond Creis
New
York
Fasant Qi
Paul Tarascon
Francois Col
Avasors
Atlante
Avistors
Orteig
England
Ireland
Newlandland
Nova Scotia
Toronto
W. T. J. Lee
National Depositors’Association
Home Back
Wurourbout
Canada
Iie
Belgian Wins Balloon Races Over Spain Route
Belgian pilot Veen a wins balloon race over Cape Tourbnay in Spain. The event featured Prince Leopold aboard the capsule balloon as navigator. Vecastra landed June 4 after a roughly 22 mile course from the starting point.
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Rasels
Veen
Prince Leopold
Jane Cas
Vecastra
Cape Tourbnay
Spain
Tance
Britain Refuses Intervention in Moroccan Rebellion
Official British quarters state the government cannot interfere unless the uprising becomes international. The note notes that areas under Abd-el-Krin have invaded the Prenet region, and that current actions do not compel British involvement despite reports of patrols.
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London
Morocco
Abd-el-Krin
Mate
Question of disposal of screenings discussed in House
A House committee examined a Canada Grain board clause to take over screenings and set dockage rules for grain cleaned at public terminal elevators. It considered compensation, current free cleaning, and the impact on shipper disposal and weed control, noting screenings were valuable for central heating and would burden farmers if mishandled.
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Onama
Committee of the House
New Canada Grain Ae
Board of Grain
Sted
Chirk
Bane Bo
Clark Honeht
Becaus
Passenger Jump Thwarted On Lom Yon Flight To Calais
A British passenger aboard a Lom Yon bound plane tried to jump overboard after a dispute with the pilot. The aircraft veered toward the ground until police arrived and the plane resumed its course. In Edinburgh Ramsay MacDonald, former British prime minister, was offered an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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Senger
Calais
France
Manwile
Anr
Dinburgh
Edinburgh
Ramsay MacDonald
Dritil
Canadian Weekly Newspaper A Hon Convention Attendee
Vincent Dubuc of Le Progres du Sazuens imi Quebec and Liree CWNA for Quebec will attend the Canadian Weekly Newspaper A Hon Convention at Winnipex on June with Eastern Editor duties noted.
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Vincent Dubuc
Liree Cwna
Quebec
le Progres du Sazuensimi
A. Hon
Winnipex
China faces drive to preserve law and order amid protests
British officials report police in Shangqing opened fire on crowds of students during the first outbreak of disturbances as the mob pressed toward foreigners. Under secretary Ronald McNeil told the House of Commons that authorities would use all endeavours to restore order and protect foreigners, while the government expressed regret that violence erupted amid the unrest.
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Intain
Shang
Ronald McNeil
House of Commons
McNeil
Hhe
Agriculturists to Meet at Edmonton Convention
The Canadian Society of Agriculturists will convene in Edmonton on June 23 June 26 at Vocation Hall. A two day meeting precedes the event with a session titled Send Grow on June 22.
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Canadian Society of Technical Agrculturists
Edmonton
Famonton
Canad L Atteas A Agriculturists
United Church of Canada gains mass unity across denominations
A historic gathering unites Methodists Presbyterians and Congregationalists into the United Church of Canada with about 693000 members across 174 congregations and 4797 Methodist and 2935 Presbyterian churches. Dr James Endicott and other leaders hailed the融合 as a milestone for Canada and the Christian world.
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United Church of Canada
Lorenne
Canada
James Endicott
Methidiet Church
Endicott
D. L. Kiteie
Uhe Congregational College
Montreal
Rinnon
General Council
United
Jenurches
Arenes Mac
Predicted Early Federal Election Forecast
The Journal and Chinen debate timing for an early federal election with dissolution likely in September and elections in October. The Journal notes the exact date will hinge on the June Nova Scotia general election result, shaping the polling window before November.
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Ormma
Journal
Chinen
Civ Dominion
Neos Scotia
Child Immigration Draws Fire From Montreal Worker Group
A Montreal Woman's Labor League member criticizes child immigration linking it to Canadian delinquency and poor home conditions in England. She cites ignorance in English homes and a drift of English children into unskilled labor in Canada, urging scrutiny of welfare and pensions tied to the policy.
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Montreal
Woman's Labor League
Resina
England
Canada
Broweh
Mrtreal
Woman’s Labor la Er
le Wonten
Tore Henderson
Labor League
H Wealthy Ennderson
Twen
Canada Claims Northern Islands In Arctic Deliberations
Discussion in Ottawa centers on competing claims to islands north of the Canadian coast between longitude 142 and the North Pole. officials suggest the United States would stake any land north of Alaska, while Canada asserts no claim to the pole itself.
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Canivun
Charles Stewart
Wnrerior Tabuargs
Wasto
Con Sciam
Pele
United States
Alaska
Noth Pole
Wells
Stemart
Report Denies Higher Import Duty on Canadian Wool
A circulated report alleging new U S duties on Canadian wool is deemed unauthenticated by the Regina consulate and the American consular agency. The item notes the claim as groundless and warns of potential counterclaims by wool holders amid wartime freight and naval build proposals referenced by Lieut-Commodore Kenworthy.
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Regina
Sanskatchewan
Jan Co-operative
United States
Aleged Ue
First Palestine skyscraper rises on Ben Yehuda Street
A United States Jew leads construction of Palestine’s tallest building, a ten story skyscraper on Ben Yehuda Street near the Zion Theatre. Ottawa notes Canada not invited to the Franco British Rhine security pact. Prime Minister King calls the matter a European issue.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
United States
Ben Yehuda Street
Zion Theatre
Canada
Ottawa
Aoin
King
Conference Agrees on Freight Rates Across Prairie Provinces
A conference with leaders from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and regional boards including Winnipeg Saskatoon Moose Jaw Regina Yorkton Weyburn and the Farmers Union endorsed principles for maximum freight rates tied to the Crow's Nest Pass Agreement. They urged a national body with broader representation to ensure uniform rates and compensation for losses under the agreement.
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Qlinitoba
The
of Winnipeg
Rosina Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Swit Curent
Prince Albert
Yorkton and Weyburn
Saskatehearers’ Association
Farmers’ Union
Cina Filet
Sakae van Grakn Gro
Dunning
Claire van
John Tracken
Manitoba
Moa Wor
Craigy
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Cana
Canada
Neper Talon
Board of Railway Emissioners For Canada
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Avi AL Nesta
Fes
Cam
Canada to adopt new national flag design option
Ottawa reports a government order council considers three flag options for Canada. The first keeps the blue ensign with the Canadian arms. the second uses the Union Jack with arms in the centre. the third proposes a new, entirely fresh design. The committee invites public suggestions.
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Une
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Canada
Dominion
Regletts
Merchant Vesels
Canaan
Dion
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