Resignations Hit Canadian National Railways Board
The Canadian National Railway board submitted their resignations to the government as part of a planned reorganization to unify the separate CN and Grand Trunk boards. President DB Hanna stated the future success depends on keeping politics out and preserving cooperation among remaining directors.
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Toronto
Naoma Railway
Grand Trask Railway
Coma Dla National Railway
AP Barnhi
Jove NB
Robert Hobson
Hamilton
DB Hanes
Canadian National Railways
Board of Diretore
Canadian Naional Railways
Grand Trak Railway
DB Manna
Hanna
Resix
Thave
Hanns Ph
Strugate
Abor
Freeman's Journal Reports £45000 Compensation After Attack
The Freeman's Journal seeks £45,000 in compensation for damages to its printing plant and offices following an attack by a mob on March 28 last. The report cites the compensation claim and the involved parties.
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Dupin
The
Freeman's Journal
Higher Wheat Prices Expected in Profitable Market
Export offices report a profitable wheat year ahead with estimates that the price could reach two dollars a bushel if supply and demand are not disrupted by adverse finances. European stocks and gradual purchases in Europe hint at an advance over last year's levels despite market uncertainties.
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Ottama
Department of Trade and Commerce
Department One Wheat Exporting House
Europe
Alberta Wheat Board Bill Ready for Legislature Consideration
Alberta and Saskatchewan officials finalize drafting of the Wheat Board bill to unify policy. Walter Scott reports Alberta follows Saskatchewan form with a single framework after review of evidence and expert input.
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Edmonton
Wheat Board
le Tate
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Walter Scott
Regina
Rew. Shion
Sev.ings
Wn Bet
Scott
Conciliation Board Plan Cited By Minister Of Labor
The Minister of Labor praises Canada's Conciliation Board Plan amid rail labor tensions. Delegation including Ri Tallon Frank McKenna Harrison and union leaders met Premier King and Murdock to discuss the Kenesal railway situation. He notes Canada faces no general strike, credits the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act of 1907 and widespread adherence by railway companies and workers across Canada and US lines like Michigan Central Pere Marquette and New York Central operating shops in Canada.
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Federator of Labor
King
Murdock
Kenesal
Ri ‘Tallon
Frank McKenna
Harrison
James Somerville
J. A. McClelland
Vicw
International Machinists’ Union
Interiew
Canada
United States
Dominion
Minister of
Russians Propose Direct Settlement on Confiscated Property Debt
Russian delegates at The Hague proposed an arrangement to pay compensation for confiscated property and settle Russian debt by handling negotiations directly with foreign claimants. They asked governments to consider the plan within one week, dropped immediate credits, and said further talks would be held to finalize arrangements.
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Raseta Herre
London
Lord Birkenhead
Joseph Cook
Australia
Colonial Office
Dominions
Joseph
Lambert resigns as secretary of Canadian Agriculture Council
Norman P. B. Lambert gives up the post of Secretary Canadian Council of Agriculture in Winnipeg. His resignation to be presented at month's end. he will assume an executive role with the Mag Leaf Milling Company. Me Lal, a former Toronto newspaperman, has been active in council work.
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Agricultural Council
Winnipeg
Norman PB. Lambert
Canadian Council of Agculture
Lambert
Mag Leaf
Me Lal
Toronto News
Greece Again Meets Payments on Canada Loan
Reports say Greece resumes interest payments on a seven and a half million loan advanced by Canada in 1819. After prior regular payments, changes in Greece led to default on a twenty million loan with ongoing hope payments will resume. as of March 14 22, Greece owed Canada $2 608 ania in interest and remains in default.
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Ottawa
Canada
Rousania
Chinese Finance Department Closed by Minister Tung Kang
The Chinese Department of Finance closed its doors as Minister Tung Kang announced funds would be scarce. The report notes economic strain and political trouble affecting the new administration led by Li Yuan Mune as a naval incident unfolds with the battleship New York and other ships returning to port amid turbulence.
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China
Department of Finance
Peking
Tung Kang
Juni
Li Yuan Mune
New York
Fee
Nea Fiston
Magchip
McDermot
Manly
Manitoba Farmers Win Narrow Provincial General Victory
Manitoba voters deliver a Farmers majority with wins in Winnipeg and rural constituencies. The tally shows Farmers leading over opponents in most districts, with several contests in major rural ridings yielding clear margins and several independents also appearing. Results cover constituencies such as Morden Rhineland Rupertsland Portage la Prairie and others, indicating a broad Farmers mandate across the province.
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URA
Winnipee
Irish Rebels Seize Food Supplies Amid Rising Hardships
Reported in London and Belfast, rebels seize provisions and disrupt supply lines around towns like Tullamore and Birr. Descriptions depict hunger risks, mobilized locals, and guards on roads as British and Irish authorities note emigration subsidies and contested control escalating tensions.
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Belfast
Tullemore
Birr
Tullamore
Saskatchewan Legislature Opens Amid Wheat Board Debates
The Saskatchewan Legislature opened with three bills before the assembly. The throne speech outlined steps on Dominion Wheat Board licensing and grain handling. Cooperation from growers and elevator groups was promised for grain marketing reforms.
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Wheat Board
Regina
Saskatchewan
Spe
Newlands
Dominion Wheat Board
Canans
Saxkatchewan — Cooperative Elevator Company
Saskatchewan In Growers’ Association
Frain Marketing
May Consider Joint Defense Policy By NZ and Australia
Reuter cable reports naval officers from New Zealand and Australia discuss a joint defense stance. It notes New Zealand’s flagship could visit Melbourne Auckland but cautions overtures are uncertain. A separate item mentions a child’s death from burns and details unclear.
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New Zealand
London
Reuter Cable
Jon Sylney
Nsw
Auckland
New
Indications Of Early Adjustment Of World Debts
Reports from Washington say a committee will travel to outline timing and method for settling international debts. Britain and Germany would see reductions linked to reparations, while banks and Allied powers await the reparations commission report.
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United States
Washington
Britain
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Brown
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Killarney
A. KE. Foster
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Manitou
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Neil Cameron
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Mooney
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Fairfoud AW
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J. Renned
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Emerson
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Spinks
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W. D. Bayley
Kildon St Andrews PA
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Britain and Emigration
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Midlands
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Galway
Telegraph
Viewia
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Cani Nt
Floran National Railways
Lord Mountbatten
Louis Mountbatten
Edwina Ashley
Louis
Prince of
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Laurence Eamonston Hamihaw
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