Provisional Government Tackles Insurrection and Mining Outlook
The Provisional Government reports success against Irish insurrection and outlines future economic prospects. Parliament hears about Lord Chancellor remarks on the conflict and the potential for broader civic support, while William Sean cites mining progress and Pacific ore resources as a national turning point.
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Nelson
Pacific
United States
Mexico
William Sean
Internaval Mining Co
Northerly Canadian post office to be established at Aklavik
The text notes the circle of post office regulators testing the word Aklavik for a northern post office in Canada. Aklavik trading post near the Mackenzie River is set to receive a post office due to traders’ representations. Two mails will depart the new post office by steamer in open season and one by dog team in winter, described as the continent’s longest postal route.
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Eamerton
Post Office
Aklavick
Dominion of Canada
Celta
Moin
Mackenzie River
Stenner
Og Team
Dominion dairy outlook discussed trade with Britain
Canadian Dairy Commissioner speaks on prospects of increased dairy exports to Britain amid London talks attended by British and Canadian business leaders. Officials address grading policy and note Canada has not relinquished dairy control during the ongoing talks as England maintains trade oversight.
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Britain
London
Royal Cecil
Canada
Reddick
Thomson
England
Prisoners Granted Comforts and Privileges at War
Disjointed report notes prisoners allowed tobacco clothing changes and customary indulgences, with references to Dubie Rory O Connors group and the governor. The piece then tangentially mentions wartime currency depreciation and various regions, including Canada and Austria Hungary, within a broader departmental collection.
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Dubie
Rory O'Connor
Sean O
Early Settlement Of Strike On U S Roads Sought
A report from the United States Labor Board members discusses hopes for an early settlement of the road strike. Talks center on ending outside contracts and adopting working rules as the main obstacle to peace, with a proposition to resolve the dispute.
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U. S
Porn
En W. Hope Huirons
United States
Hooper
Ed Aeory
Mc Jewell
Mt Te Labor Board
Wounded Rory OConnor Captured at Four Courts Battle
Dublin reports that Rory OConnor was dangerously wounded defending the Four Courts and was captured. The Times notes Brucha was last to depart Grenville Street as Republican forces advanced. A Red Cross driver from Dublin described the clash and injuries as serious amid a Dublin Labour Party context. Arrests include Whitney, late Cork Master, and a sister of Kevin Barry.
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London
Dublin
Brucha
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the Times
Labor Party
Red Cross
Moryhead
Wales
Rory O'Connor
Four Courts
Mie Mac Swine
Terence Ma Wily
Repo Ewhney
Maser
Cork
Kevin Barry
Highway Plan Aims For Through Route From Coast To Coast
Officials disclosed a proposal to build a highway across the mountains linking Kamloops to Edmonton with Alberta and federal cooperation. The project would create a through automobile route from coast to coast but faces huge costs and regional political hurdles.
Winnipeg election stalled amid rumors and unrest
In Manitoba tensions rise over scheduled July 18 voting amid reports of interference and political maneuvering. The unrest centers on regional power, with references to Toronto and city areas as stakeholders weigh influence and control of the wheat trade and municipal issues.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
New Road Completes Plans to Haul Wheat
The article outlines a railway effort to enable wheat transport from a district, mentioning CPR official Coleman and projected links from Albecta to Lethbridge via the Crows Nest Pass line. It notes service gaps and the need to connect a broken link to improve freight movement.
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Winnie Wen
Estevan
Dridkeine
Coleman
CPR
Albecta
Lethbrn
Crows Nest Pass
Prince and Canadian airman honored in wartime visit
The Prince of Wales met Col. W. G. Harker in Toronto as Harker, a decorated veteran from Brandon who won the Victoria Cross, recalled service with Barker during the war. The report also notes discussions on Asia Minor atrocities and US-British stance on investigations.
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London
Prince of Wales
W. G Harker
Toronto
Royal
Strike Seve Mouizea Empire Steel Seeks Labor Doubles
Strike action by Empire Steel Corporation affects Montecat lines as companies push for labor doubles and intensified work policy. Union representatives allege employer pressure and disrupted steamship operations amid ongoing wage talks.
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Unesb
Empire Steel Corporation
Canadian Exporters Arrange To Resume Trade With Russia
Ottawa reports indicate renewed Canadian export activity with Russia via private channels. Officials clarify tax rules on cheques, and discussions cite a private agreement permitting Russian purchases of ponds through Canadian exporters. Governance notes suggest a provisional framework without formal treaty details.
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Russia
Dominion Ministers Kept Informed War Time Summaries
The article notes that wartime originated service produced weekly cabinet summaries for the Dominions. Despatches and reports from government departments were included. Ministers and cabinet members were briefed, with the practice continuing under the current administration.
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George
Turlat
Dominions
Ottawa to float domestic loan this year says Fielding
Hon. W. S. Fielding, Canada’s minister, states a domestic loan will likely be floated by December 1 in Ottawa. He notes no change in policy and emphasizes the government has not altered its program despite new dal legislation.
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Ottawa
Canada
WS Fielding
the & i
Lisal
Guilty of High Treason Convicted in French Communications Case
A man named Serman Baron was convicted of high treason for communicating with the French minister. He faced life imprisonment after the jury found him guilty of aiding separations through ongoing contact with French officials.
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Serman Baron
Hsmn
Leopreeiting
Danie
Joe Wieona
Reformatory to be built at Gleichen
Alberta government plans a new industrial school for boys at Gleichen. The project aims to convert an existing building for a farm school, with executive council input expected soon and a likely early completion timeline.
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Gleichen
Alberta
Gilethen
Federal Ministers to Represent Canada in Genoa Meeting
Ottawa announces that Hon. W. E. Fielding, Ernest La Pointe, and P. C. Larain will represent Canada at the Genoa assembly opening September 4. The talks will cover a more comprehensive trade treaty with France and a possible treaty with Greece, with anticipated negotiations resuming.
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Genoa
Ottawa
Fielding
Finance
Ernest Lapointe
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PC Larain
London
Assembly of Nations
T Blain
France
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