No Board of Conciliation In Postal Strike
Government and labor leaders clash over postal wage disputes as Charles Stewart, postmaster general, proposes to retain current rates with a review after rate revision. He says government must carry on while expressing sympathy for workers but notes strikes endanger job security and pending reinstatements.
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Board OF Conciliation
Tate
Dort
Bf Werners
Ceneliborian
Charles
Government of
Canada
Wembley Exhibits Farm Implements in Working Model
Visitors in London observe a government pavilion display from the Ministry of Agriculture showing a working model of a farm tractor. The exhibit demonstrates modern farming improvements and practical tractor uses, with the model at 146 of actual size for clear illustration. Mars to come closest to Earth on August 22 within 54.6 million kilometers, a rare near approach.
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London
Wembley
Ministry of Agrculture
Heavy Wheat Exports Rise in May 1923 Outlook
May exports show strong movement of Canadian wheat with about 25 600 000 bushels shipped via United States ports. The early months of the year mark a favorable balance of trade with exports valued at roughly 25 million dollars more than the same period in 1923, though the final size depends on the western crop. There is still substantial grain to move, storage figures about three times higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Sir Henry Thorston Seeks to Retain Merchant Marine
Sir Henry Thorston told a special tourer committee that he would keep the merchant marine, opposing abandoning the Canadian government’s marine policy. He cited costs and possible capital reasons, noting funds and wages tied to the fleets and forecasting impacts on transportation.
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Henry Thorston
Erate
Eatihe
Hers
Henry
Meig
Vancouver Plans Harding Memorial Park In Canada Kiwanis
At the eighth Armani Kiwanis convention in Vancouver plans emerged to erect a memorial park in honor of President Harding. The late president is praised as a peace advocate and a charter Kiwanian with strong ties to Canada and the United States. Canadian Kiwanis leaders express full support for honoring him with a monument.
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Bronize
Harding
Vancouver
Armani
Kiwanis Chip International
Kiwanis
Clube
Canadia
United States
Kiwanis Clubs
Integal Committee On Public Affairs
Walter Taylor
Chinese Attack Immigration Rules Stir Broad Disapproval
Victoria BC residents protest Federal regulations requiring all Chinese nationals in Canada to register by June 30. A formal complaint filed with the immigration department contends the rules discriminate against long settled Chinese residents and threaten civil rights.
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Coast Orientals
Victoria
BCA
Federal
Canada
Tion Department
David Lential
Chinece
Deep waterways push in St Lawrence to empty Great Lakes area
Hoover asserts deep waterways will prevail despite eastern resistance as U S population grows urging completion of the system. Edmonton elevator project passes Commons with 2 000 000 bushel capacity and readiness aimed for next harvest. Bank note limits proposed to 60 percent of unimpaired capital with printing under two Bank Act amendments. Cyclone in Dickinson North Dakota kills six and destroys several buildings.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes Basin
Herbert Hoover
United States
Sven
St Lawrence
Hoover
Mr Hoover
Canada
Ottawa
Dance Department
CG. Coote
Progressive
MacLeod
World Wheat Crop Outlook Across Europe and Americas
The report notes a reduced wheat crop in many regions including Argentina Belgium Hungary Spain and the United States. May weather favored cereals in Northern and Central Europe but drought hit Southern Italy Southern Russia and North Africa.
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Rome
Argentina
Belgium
Hungaria
Spain
United States
India
Europe
Bethane
Jaly
Russia
North Africa
Dominion government plans large loan to refund Victory bonds
Ottawa reports the government will float a 300 million dollar loan entirely in Canada to refund a five year bond issue from 1918. Justice minister James Lobb will introduce the necessary legislation soon to authorize the refunding and manage maturing debts. Two disasters are also noted in a separate item, including the USS Mississippi turret explosion in 1907 with many fatalities and survivors.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Powinton
James Lobb
Canada
San Pedro
Cal
United States
Fo J. Rhyme
Rhyme
Relief
Alberta Crop Conditions Report Amid Rich Harvest
A Calgary based Alberta crop conditions summary notes a strong harvest with wheat yielding above average. The Canadian National Railway release highlights excellent general conditions and favorable midweek reports, reflecting a productive period for farmers statewide.
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Calgary
Alberta
Belgium wins third straight Gordo Bennett Day race
Thusser wat Te Muvier piloted the Belgica to victory as Belgium clinched the Gordo Bennett Day cup with a third consecutive win after De Muster landed near St Alban's Head on the English Channel amid a long fringe of kilometers.
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Thusser Wat Te Muvier
Belgica
de Muster
St Alban's Head
English Channel
Belgium
Elevators under scrutiny over alleged government profits
An inquiry into elevator operations questions profits claimed by government officials. The investigation cites near four hundred thousand dollars in gains and queries whether expenditures were properly recorded. Ministers and officials face scrutiny over accounting and oversight of the department.
Diamonds Recovered From Garbage Dump
Diamonds worth between two and three thousand dollars were recovered from a garbage dump after the City Hatch received a tip. The department traced a garbage cart to identify the source, and the diamonds were retrieved from the dump.
Preference Is Defeated in British Commons
British House of Commons debated a reform measure amid party lines. The motion to proceed with full consideration of all four linked proposals failed as supporters split and the vote ended with a decisive defeat.
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London
Imperial Eoovonate
House of Commons
Haldwin
Ceservation
Paris
Winnipeg Jubilee Celebrates Fiftieth City Incorporation
Winnipeg marked the fifty year incorporation with a packed celebration. Citizens dressed in festive colors and the grand parade drew thousands from distant towns to the Manitoba capital to witness a procession detailing the city’s growth from pioneers to modern carriers.
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Winnipeg
Greater
Wienton
Manitoba
Congress Rights and Exclusion Provisions Spark Protest
The article discusses a congressional right to enact exclusion provisions for Japanese nationals, noting the protest from Japanese groups. It emphasizes that the exclusion is asserted as mandatory executive discretion and outlines the legal framing that Congress acted within its authority without implying broader restraint on the United States.
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Washington
Congress
United States
German Factory Builds Special Aeroplane for Japan
A German factory completed a special two seat aeroplane for the Japanese Government at a cost of 135000 dollars. The craft, designed under Japanese engineers, can travel about 245 miles and has logged 1190000 miles in previous testing. Mrs Willian Reed, a sea captain’s wife, is said to be the world’s most traveled woman with about 1110000 miles recorded.
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Telfast
Willian Reed
Cape Horn
Stval Magellan
Youth inmate confesses to 1940s school fire deadly blaze
Ajuvenile inmate aged 14 confessed to fleeing to the Hope Development School at Playa Del Rey near the site of a May 31 fire that killed 24 people. District Attorney Asa Keys announced the claim. The report notes a Lewis machine gun and a Browning model capable of rapid fire, underscoring wartime weapon references.
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Girt
Tan Angeles Joseph
Hope Development School
Playa del Ray
Here
Asa Keys
Plan to Aid Cattle Industry Highlighted in Speech
A proposal to aid the cattle industry and curb high ocean shipment rates figures prominently in a government discussion. The plan includes marketing cost reductions and a House submission timeline as Progressives push for relief measures to salvage Canadian cattle farming.
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Rommeres
LP Haneroit
Selkirk
Will Assume Military Control of Germany
The League of Nations Council, after agreement between Lord Parmoor of England and M De Jouvenel of France, outlines preliminary steps for League military control of Asia, Hungary and lent. The statement signals Europe policy shift and a basis for future German questions among allied delegates.
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Germany
Syndicate Bids for Great Eastern Railway in BC
London financiers press for particulars as two British syndicates seek details from the British Columbia Government on the Great Eastern Railway deal. Negotiations over a potential takeover by a London-backed group aim to secure a cross provincial route through British Columbia toward the Peace River district.
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London Financiere
B.C
London
Great Eastern Railway of
British Columbia
Great Eastern Railway
Ie Beleish
Columbia
Uth
el Province
Peace River District
Cation
Metagama Reaches Port After Collision Off Cape Race
The liner Metagama, damaged in a headon collision with the Italian steamer St John, made port at St John's after a struggle through the Narrows. The vessel showed heavy strain and was crippled but able to enter port. meanwhile Tramways workers in Montreal ratified a three year wage deal granting three cents an hour raise plus five cents for Sundays and holidays affecting about 3,500 employees.
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Clara Camus
Cape Race
Metagama
St John's
Montreal
Real Tramways Company
Saloon Drive Aimed at Closing City Saloons
The campaign to shut all 1 560 saloons still operating in the city was launched by Director of Public Safety Butler. The effort, led by Butler, targets every saloon in the city with a plan to force closures.
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Philade
Public Safety
Butler
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