Western Canada Overseas Trade Move Prompts Market Shift
The report notes increased attention on Western Canada overseas trade as British officials and trade leaders visit the Dominion. Mr Pollard leads the overseas department of the Board of Trade with Vancouver as headquarters, following M Beale's transfer to New Zealand. The Panama Canal route and British preferential tariffs boost Pacific coast trade prospects for exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monieres
Canada
Huntala
Arm Principes
Dominion
Western Canada
Declan Mr Pollard
Hie Board of Trade
Vancouver
Beale
New Zealand
Reiter
Panama Canal
Pacific
Censorship Of Reading Matter Debated At Canadian Women Frees Club
Judge Emily Murphy Bimenson spoke at the triennial convention urging censorship of salacious literature. A resolution proposed cooperation with Daily News on restricting Canadian reading material. Officers elected include President May Clendan, recording secretary Elizabeth Long, and honorary president Emily Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Murphy Bimenson
Canadian Women Frees Club
Judes Mur
May Armitassmith
Calgary
Cooperator Daily Newson
May
Carolyn Corneilbia
Ixatel Fedestine Mackay
Alberta
Hana Kells
Elizabeth Long
Winnine
Tamra Allan
Wilson Publishine
Juden
Emily Murphy
Kenneithe Male
Geing Bret
Immigration Restriction Debate Draws Trade Leaders
Janaon and speakers from the Trades and Labor Canada urged limits on unregulated migration. Canadian unions opposed lavish influx and called for restraint while Dr Feat argued Australia’s unemployment was tied to uncontrolled immigration. Australian labor noted Italians faced low wages and opposition among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janaon
Trades and Labor Canada
Canada
Monte
Feat
Australia
She Xakd
Ikbor
Resumed Air Mail Service Man Aged Sixty Eight
Charles Dickinson, a 68 year old contractor, replaced the regular pilots for the Chicago and Twin Cities Air Mail Line from Maywood Field. The move restored service after a daylong disruption caused by the absence of regular pilots. Dickinson said youthful interference could not deter the mail route to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maywood Field
Twin Cities
Charles Dickinson
Minneapole
Gleneagles Recovers Anchor After Lost Debacle
The steamer Gleneagles on its last trip to Port Bar lost its anchor and could not recover it despite a thorough search. A new anchor was dropped and later found hooked to the old one, which was thereby recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleneagles
Port Bar
Auro Port End
War and Labor Crisis Reflected in London Debates and India Policy
Reports detail Labor party tensions in London over government and ministerial actions amid wartime strain. Leaders clash on governance and labor reforms while British policy toward India and South Africa prompts, amid calls for unity and firm stances against revolutionary influence. The piece notes Birkenhead’s warning about threats to social order and the resolve to defend existing institutions against perceived subversive forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore
Europe
Lord Birkenhead
Union of Municipalities Convention Sees 100 Delegates Attend
The Union of Municipalities association held its annual convention with over 100 delegates in attendance. Chief Justice King delivered the keynote, praising officers and members for their work and outlining municipal responsibilities in the province. The gathering featured discussions on clearing houses for opinions and coordinated efforts among municipalities and related organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sete
Union of Manicipalitier Association
Sears
King’s Wench
Pro
Saskatchewan Elevators Ready for New Crop
Elevators across Saskatchewan are reported prepared to receive the new crop. The Regina division notes most bins ready, with thousands of bushels already stored. Railways indicate reduced grain in transit as the wheat cutoff nears July 15, when all 192 wheat must be in country elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Regina
Nailo
Prince
Canada and League Nations Cost Canada 1.5 Million
In a senate debate Sir George Foster stressed the League Nations impact and government dealings with it. Casgrain noted Canada spent 1,560,000 on the League while Teague warned of war era threats. A separate item reports Mrs Aime Semple McPherson identified by her mother via telephone.
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League of Nations
Canada
League Nations
George Foster
Senate
Tetchers
League
Sir George
Riddell
Geneva S
Casgraln
Teague
Douglas
Ariz
Aimer Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
William F. McCafferty
Rural Credits Bill Advances to Third Reading in Senate
The government rural credits bill passed the senate committee on banking and commerce and now awaits third reading in the upper house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Banking and Commerce
Locarno Peace Pact Debate Ties Commons to Imperial Oath
The Express reports inexact wording about Locarno Peace Pact discourse in the Canadian House of Commons tied to Premier Kenzie ping's motion. It mentions an oath and suggests that parliaments across the empire should follow similar obligations, referencing the Hettish House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
House of Commons
Kenzie Ping
Express
Empire
Railway Rate Case Heard Before Board Seeks Equal Prairie Rates
The case argued before the board concerns discrimination in freight mileage from Winnipes to western points. Winnipeg enjoyed a higher mileage advantage than Regina Yorkton and Moose Jaw related to CPR routes. Province counsel urged removing the discrimination by the board, possibly by eliminating mileage or creating a new rate system that divides the Prairie benefits equally among Winnipes Regina Yorkton and Me Jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Tonnnideelonees
W.H. McEspearing
Chewan
Boards of Trade of
Regina
Yorkton
Me Jaw
Win
Willian
Metien
William
CPR
Winnipee
Qu'Appelle
Saskatoon
Calgary
M Mekwen
Lloyd George Defends Service Over Leadership Ambitions
In a Liberal Club gathering, Lloyd George rejects calls for leadership and fires back at critics including Winston Churchill. He emphasizes service over power, citing past wartime unity and opposing alleged ambitions while linking criticisms to events around 1918 and the Supreme War Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jando
Forte
George
Liberal Party
Winston Church
Lloyd George
Mr. Charchill
Winston Churchill
al Kolchak
Dentin
Supreme War Council
Woodrow Wilson
ML Chemuencoat
Air
Prince Celebrates Birthday in West End Displays
Prince Wales marked his thirty second birthday with flying displays across the country and a grand function at Buckingham Palace. Messages of congratulations poured in from all parts of the realm as he hosted a private dinner at York House and a party for close friends at St James Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin Wales
Mageere
West End
London
Huckingham Palace
York House
St. James’ Palace
Red Lake Railway Ottawa Moves Toward Charter
The Red Lake and North Western bill to incorporate a peti tion company to build a road into the mining district was talked out for a third time. The bill failed to pass committee stage twice and the house resumes routine after a dinner recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Red Lake
North Western
Lumbermen's Wage Set At Forty Cents An Hour
The British Columbia lumber and sawmill industry will pay a minimum wage of 40 cents per hour to all workers under the new wage act. About 49,000 people are employed in the sector across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ontario
Howard Fereucon
Ontario Co
British Rotarians Departing for Denver Convention
A British Rotary group travels to the international Rotary Convention in Denver, June 13 to 29. Front row includes White, Belfast president, J. E. Appleyard of Leeds, and others. back row lists Smith of Liverpool and Dublin members. George Woolward, chief officer of the Montclare, sits at the back. On return they will tour Canada via Canadian Pacific lines, with stops in Winnipeg and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
White
Rotarians
Belfast
J. E. Appleyard
Leeds
1. Winpicott
Mymouth
J.E. Webb
Traro
L. F. King
Bournemouth
C. White
Appleyard
Webb
Smith
Mies Coghill
Kingston
Western Financing Methods Light Paths Across Western Canada
Western financing and public understanding show the way for Manitoba and Ontario in regional investment trends. CP officials arrive in Vancouver for a gathering of the Investment Hackers' Association. About ten members, including President OH Daly, tour Alaska after visiting Prince Rupert, with talks at Jasper Park and Ukiah.
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Ce Ince
Vancouver
Sled
Jasper Park
Ukiah Colanbia
Ds Jour
Sue Ketchewan
Tsien Canada
Ontario
Associa On
Varcouver
OH. Daly
Orth
Alaska
Prince Rupert
Hudson's Bay Firm Plans Immigration Policy Study
The Hudson's Bay Company seeks to formulate immigration and settlement policy for western Canada. Rival McWhirter discusses leveraging vast lands to attract settlers, with London connections and partnerships cited. The effort aims to address crowded areas and identify new lands for colonization amid ongoing discussions.
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Hudson’s Bay Company
Vitoria
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
J. McWhirter
London
BH Wilson Monee
McWhirter
Isles
Tion
Soldiers Lands Bill Sets Revaluation Process for Settlers
The government bill provides for the revaluation of soldiers lands with applicants to the retirement board for revaluation. If agreed, settlements transfer to the exchequer court where final value is determined. The court will finalize regulations governing the process.
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Vetirement Board
Exchequer Cour
Exchequer Court
Borky
Scarcity of British Ships Raises Grain Shipment Rates
In London the grain trade from South and North American Atlantic ports faces higher rates as coal mining stoppages keep British ships idle. Trade officials warn rates may climb unless coal miners return to work and crews resume sailing. shipping firms report limited vessel availability and ongoing industry disruptions.
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London
United Kingdom
South American Atlantic
Searei
Kates
Nearing End of Britain's Coal Strike Prompts Talks
Indications point to early negotiations as Prime Minister Baldwin postpones action on the eight hour mine work bill for a week while talks continue. Miners debate wage cuts versus longer hours and unions warn against any penny rate increase as eyes turn to post strike reorganization plans.
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Baldwin
Herbert Smith
Miners’ Federation
Cook
Sii
Mises
Western Canada seeks direct shipping rate solutions
A historical discussion notes Western Canada pushing for direct Atlantic shipping rates to strengthen grain trade with eastern provinces and the northern United States. The speaker hopes for near future regulation to open rail and sea routes, easing transport to seaboard markets and boosting agricultural export cooperation.
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Weel
Canada
Vaniels
Mon
Norwern United States
Western Grain
Lakes
Western Canada
Atlantic
Welcomes Famous Flier to York with Turbulent Return
A crowded York welcome greeted renowned flyer and Commander Byrd as Richart pM Jr led the expedition back from Ayath Pole. A motorcade procession featured two bands and members of the New York National Guard, while Lt. Tiyrd and family joined the joyous crowd.
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York
Byrd
New York
Richart Pm
Manother
Mielland
Is Vite Crowle
Premier Gordin Ainer Urges Hudson Bay Route For West
Saskatchewan premier says a third route via Quebec should open to solve western shipping issues. He argues the Hudson Bay corridor can move prairie exports to European markets, complementing the new Pacific line and easing current transport burdens.
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Hudson's Bay Railway
Gordin
Ainer
Saskatchewan
Canada
Llerent Romast
Aers
Quebec
Imoder
Prairies
Hudson's Bay
Washington Naval Agreement Discarded Amid Debate
The article notes U S delegates reacting to experts at Geneva over discarding aspects of the Washington Naval Treaty. It mentions tonnage calculations and questions extending the treaty principles amid continental Europe tensions and public opinion shifts in Ontario and Winnipeg related to temperance and electrical board matters.
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U.S
Geneva
Washington
United States
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Women's Prem Club
Daily Newspaper Association
Canadian Trades Council
Moore Patton
Pany
Roath
Africa
South Africa
Hay
Tielman
Ron Justin
Council
Nationalle
Hte
Ronane
Mertaog Te
Union of Municipalities
Locarno
Feit Apparent
Red Lake Railway
Lumbermen's Wage
Western
Great Britain
West
Junie Sam Sankatebew
In the
Winnipeg Electric
Dixon
Winnipeg
J. B. Coyne
Suez Canal
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