Saskatchewan and Alberta railway branch bill debate
A Saskatchewan Alberta railway bill faces sharp debate in the Senate with Sir James Lougheed leading opposition to branches from Rose Dale to Hanna and Warden. Senators dispute preamble, costs, and province benefits as third readings are approved for several lines including Lloydminster and Rosedale while others face hold or revision. Saskatchewan and Nova Scotian lines feature criticism of CN and CPR plans amid questions of feasibility and settlement impact.
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Ragville Bengoues
Nipawin
Sunny Brave Guysboro
Alberta Hines
Rosedale
Westerly
Hanna
Warden
James Lougheed
Rosedate
Saskatchewan
Hanea
Alberta
Laverna
Iere
Lloydminster
Branc Hatchewan
Robertson
Lougheed
Dan Durand
Llosa Minster
CPR
ENR
Ile
Ui Chamber
Star Chamber
Griesbach
Rorem
CNR
Robert
Ners Tans Granary
Ratville
Seaator Robertson
Bulla Thie
Aince
Willoughby
Whith
Caldee
Bratch
Eramme
CXR
Laird
Cowboy Killed At Stampede Deaths Head Rider dies after bucking horse incident
Charles King of Coaldale, aged 27, was kicked by a bucking horse named Death's Head during the Stampede in MacLeod. He never regained consciousness, suffered a fractured skull, and was born in Oxfordshire, England. Teachers Go To Europe 100 prairie province teachers leave for Montreal to join the Overseas Educational League, traveling five to six weeks in Britain, France and Belgium.
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MacLeod
Alta
Charles King
Coaldale
Death
King
Oxfordshire
England
Europe
Prairie Provinces
Montreal
Our of the Overseas Educational League
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Medreal
Cherbourg
Senate okays C N R bond issue for equipment costs
The Senate gave third reading to a bill authorizing Canadian National Railways to issue bonds at seven percent to cover 7 percent of equipment costs, under a Parliament allowance of 25 percent of the cost.
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C.N.R
Ottawa
Senate
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Naval Policy Debate Prompted by House Questions
The record notes that Admiral Sir Frederic Weld did not advise or imply any Canada policy shift. He disowned a statement attributed to the British special service squadron commander claiming Canada should equip additional ships. No specific recommendations were made by him.
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Vencoever
Vicw
Sir Predertey Wield
House of Commues
Otame
Victoria
Canada
Pied
Alberta breeders win top prizes at Brandon fair record
C G Boggs and Sons of Daysland Alberta set a new record for prize winning at Brandon fair winning both venlor and grand junior and reserve grand championships in Hereford cattle. MM Alseger of Laielston also excelled in Herefords while Ayrshire classes were weaker. Morison and Sons of Fairlight Sackard Ko OR Ness and Sons of Howick Quebec shared honors with Henry Thompson of Fairlight and GM btead of Stoney Beach among winners. Western exhibitors were well represented and Prof J P Saskville of the University of Alberta praised the discipline.
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Alberts
Brandon
Irandon
C. G. Boggs and Sons
Daysland
Alberta
MM Alseger
Laielston
Alta
Hereford
Ayrshire
Morison and Sons
Fairlight
Ard Ko
Ness and Sons
Howick
Henry Thompson
GM Btead
Stoney Beach
Sask
Sherp
J. P Saskville
University of Alberta
Soldier Returns Gratuity to Help Comrade
A soldier returns his gratuity to aid a comrade and hopes the funds assist others in need. He explains the money came easily at first but could not be kept as his conscience would not allow it.
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Einal
Lewis
Fragmentary British goodwill note appears in scrambled text
A garbled passage mentions British goodwill and references to Pretoria and nationalist contexts. The legible fragments hint at a discussion of foreign policy or diplomatic sentiment but contain many unreadable words and broken phrases. No clear event or date is extractable.
Loss Of Lake Louise Chateau In Flames
Lake Louise Alta Two blackened walls and smoldering debris remain of the original Lake Louise Chateau Palace in the clouds after a Thursday noon fire. The loss is estimated near 250000 with origin believed to be an overheated stove in the kitchen. Insurance covered the building and contents and the authorities moved to secure the new wing with concrete walls. Ottawa news notes three hundred million dollar loan bill and related international employment accords advancing in the House of Commons.
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Lake Louise
Alta
Chateau
House of Commons
Dominion
McAdoo Lead Seen In Party Ballots Amid Confusion
Reported support for McAdoo grows across ballots as delegates in New York and nearby areas weigh preferences. Observers note shifting alliances, with figures like Devas and Geourad mentioned amid a crowded field and varying second ballot dynamics.
No Emergency Legislation for Rural Credits
Ottawa reports on Reney legislation and a Commons banking committee briefing by Dr. Marther McKay and Nori Ren frew on rural credits. Amendments to the Bankruptcy Act were discussed, and a Spencer proposal to use the circulation fund to redeem defunct banks was defeated. Beer by the glass passed in thirteen ridings. Newfoundland unveiled its National War Memorial at St. John’s before about 20,000 attendees. Agricultural crops, including wheat, in Colonsay area show excellent conditions amid hot sun.
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Ottawa
Reney
Commons
Marther McKay
Nori Renfrew
Sredi
McKay
HE. Spencer
Progressive
Battle River
National War Memorial
St. John’s
Newfoundland
St. John's
Forl Haig
Chim Home Bank Double Liability Defence Begun
Lawyers for Home Bank of Canada shareholders prepare defence claiming the bank was never legally incorporated or chartered under Canadian banking laws. They allege shareholders were never bound by double liability terms and that the bank had no legal right to issue stock with such provisions. The liquidator seeks recovery while the defendants argue no basis under the Bank Act or land laws squares with the case.
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Citors
Toronto
James W. Bain
John G . Donoghue
Home Bank of Canada
U S Oil Resources Near Depletion Warned by Expert
Sir Richard Redmayne told the International Power conference in London that U S oil reserves could be exhausted within 2,000 years while British Empire coal may vanish in a few centuries. He urged focusing on efficient energy use and advancing low temperature carbonization as a conservation step.
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London
Richard Redmayne
United States
Resent New Dominion Law stir in Victoria Vic
Chinese residents in Victoria held mass meetings with specially designed lapel tags on July 1 to protest a Dominion law requiring Chinese in Canada to register. Speakers warned that if Ching gains power Canada would be retaliated against. The registration rule was widely resented and demonstrations were minimal. A Canadian company’s right to copy US trademarks was denied by Justice AK MacLean in Ottawa.
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Victoria
Vic F
Dominion
Canada
Ching
U.S
Ottawa
United States
AK. MacLean
Exchequer Court of Canracs
Government to study taxation methods with new board
The government announced plans to establish a board tasked with investigating taxation options to improve the existing system. The panel will study various modes of taxation and assess their potential impact on revenues and efficiency.
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Ditawa
Goverment
Prince Will Likely Visits Ranch in October
Report notes a probable October visit by Prince to a ranch managed by EP Ranch. The record mentions tentative scheduling and references to previous similar expectations, with uncertainty about exact timing and attendees.
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Prince
Coutine
Carlyle
Comine
Germany Offered Seat in League, Reparations Backed
Lyons France reports the International League meeting approved the recommendation for Germany to join the League and backing for the reparations report. Premier Herriot urged fairness and lasting peace, noting Germany seeks just reparation and will contribute to the organization.
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Lyons
France
International
F. Nations
Economie
Germany
Nai Connell
Heriot
Favor A Single Selling Agency For Wheat Pool
Resolutions supporting the formation of a central selling agency to cover all three prairie provinces were passed, empowering directors to proceed. A bylaw set eligibility for president and vice president from the board and appointed a secretary-treasurer. The board will consist of seven members. Mortgage companies explained an arrangement allowing tenants to market wheat through the pool, enabling both their own and the mortgage wheat to be marketed cooperatively.
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Brandon
Man
Inti
Prairie
Manitoba
J Murray
Winnipeg
Trade treaty links Canada and Belgium praised by ministers
A historic Belgium Canada commercial treaty grants most favored nation status on all tariffs. Plenipotentiary powers were requested by Canada from King George and were recently received. Baron De Selys acted for Belgium as consul general and announced terms including intermediate tariff advantages and variable prices. The period covered includes customs figures ending in March with totals around $5,240.
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Oiuewa
Ganada
Java
Belgium
Europe
Canada
James
Robb
Misister
de. Reland
Baron de Selys
Revelan
Amporus
U S Establishes Foreign Trade Office in Canada
The United States opens a foreign trade office in Ottawa with headquarters in Canada’s capital. Fannie Meekins becomes trade commissioner to Canada with offices in Ottawa, while Walter J. Monnelly is promoted to trade commissioner Me. Both officials will visit business leaders across the region in the coming weeks to discuss expanding U S trade activity in Canada and the practicalities of cross border commerce.
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Rment
Canada
Onawa
Ottawa
Unie
United States
United States States
Fannie Meekins
New England
Durran
Osawa
Walter J. Monnelly
New Haven
Coon
Boston Oiler
Me. Ponsetly
Eh Bo
Senate panel approves most CN branch lines in Canada
The Senate Railway Committee disposed of the Kamloops Kelowna branch and approved 22 of 26 CN branch lines. Four were rejected, including the Wyse line in Quebec and the Kelvin ton and Mellor tranches in Saskatchewan.
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C.N.R
Ottawa
Senate Railway Committee
Kamloops Kelowna
Senate Committee
Uysboroines
Wisie
Quebec
Kelvington
Mellor Tranches
Saskatcchewan
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