Talk Of Secession All Nonsense Says Speaker In Senate
Senator Benois denounced secession talk in the Senate as nonsense while discussing Great Lakes shipping, grain dealers, and farmers hardships. Lieutenant Gillies argued western secession claims were baseless amid Canadian basketball champions Edmonton defeating Knite 19 to 12 for a 62 to 33 round total watched by 6,000 spectators.
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Widow sues Trider for 36607 over murder case in Calgary
A widow and her infant son sue Elio Edgar Trider of Calgary for 36 607 in a Supreme Court claim. The suit follows Trider’s recent acquittal by a jury on a murder charge involving Constable Charles No Paris of Drumheller town police. The action names Beryl Louise Paris, widow of the slain officer, as plaintiff. Frank Oliver is mentioned in political context amid Senate appointments and past defeats.
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Charles Oliver
Supreme Court Clerk
Chinese President Resigns Amid Capture in Tien Tsin
A dispatch reports Li Yuan Mang resigning from the Chinese presidency and handing power to captors in Tien Tsin after a long conflict from Peking. The piece notes Vancouver’s population at 226,524, up 12,777 in the year per a local directory.
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China
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Peking
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Eater
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Lloyd George to Visit Canada and the U S
The Times reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George is set to visit Canada in the autumn and will also travel to the United States. The visit aims to tally support and solidify international ties.
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Prince of Wales to Visit Canada Again
New York report cites WC Crawford of London’s Thirty Club saying the Prince of Wales plans to tour the British Dominions to promote the Imperial Exposition. He is said to be delivering daily speeches to trade groups to boost support for the exposition with Canada likely the first Dominion visited. Dates and itinerary remain unspecified as plans progress.
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Canada and Australia Trade Pact Aimed at Reciprocity
Trade Minister J A Robb reported by cable that Australia's parliament would likely accept Canada's offer of reciprocity under the British preferential tariff. The deal would grant Australia a similar Canadian preference, reflecting Canada's advanced industry and promising substantial trade development under the Commonwealth accord.
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Alberta May Be Represented At Grain Commission Hearing
Edmonton officials consider appointing counsel to represent Alberta at the grain commission sitting in Edmonton on June 25. Attorney General Brownlee weighs the decision and may delegate a department official or undertake the mission himself if hearings proceed. Ottawa reports a shipment of 500 bushels Marquis wheat from Saskatchewan to Buenos Aires for sowing in Argentina, the seed growers association hoping it boosts Canadian sales.
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Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Friendly Termination Of The Britain Russia Dispute
A Beltish note to the Russian Soviet representative ends a long correspondence that risked a trade rupture. Britain reports gains, including withdrawal of offensive notes, compensation for seized watches, and fishing rights within 12 miles. A Soviet propaganda compromise is reached with assurances to not aid hostile designs.
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Ni. Shamiaishy
Tehran
Union of Churches Plans A 2.6 Million Membership View
The Union of Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational Churches may form a single denomination, projecting a combined member base from 1921 census figures. Methodists 115,744 Presbyterian 1,408,812 Congregational 3,574, Total 2,588,130. Possible dissident breakaways noted. Other major denominations listed include Roman Catholics 3,383,633 Anglicans 1,407,939 Baptists 421,730 Lutherans 287,084 Greek Church 169,822.
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Toronto
Presbyterian General Assembly
Canada
Memorial rites for Ypres fire amid royal ceremony
Unveiling preparations for a Ypres memorial in St Julien mark the second battle commemoration with expected July ceremony led by the Duke of Connaught and Field Marshal Lord Wilson. General Turner paths from Canada for the event as fire devastates New Brunswick Quebec border lodges.
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St Julien
Ypres
Duke of Connausht
Lord Stendance
Turner
Canada
Fearful Bulgarian Peasant Revolt Puts Pressure on Sofia Regime
London reports growing fear of a Bulgarian peasant revolt as the countryside mobilizes against the deposed leaders now at large. Allies in Sofia watch a backlash while the new regime rapidly replaces members of its diplomatic corps abroad who were appointed by Stamboulisky.
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Sofia
Stamboulisky
Grave Conditions In China and American Protest
The American Association of China and the American Chamber of Di vorce of Shanghai warned the worst conditions for Americans since the Boxer outbreak. They stated American lives and liberty are endangered and business prestige is harmed. A protest cable was sent to the U S secretary of State in Washington. In Paris Canadian Pacific officials were entertained at luncheon by Union Inter Allied, including F W Beatty and Smeaton White.
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China
American Association of China
American Chamber of Divorce
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Comppany
Smeaton White
Canada
George McLaren Own
Union Inter Allied
Moose Factory Ontario Campaign Opportunity Draws Interest
Moose Factory residents will vote in Ontario elections, marking a historic moment for the remote Hudson's Bay Co post. Judge Caron from Cochrane flew to James Bay to arrange details at Moose Factory but could not reach Albany due to a filed fee.
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Vancouver Police Chief Says Japanese Man Killed Nearby
In Vancouver C Reporting 0 Police headquarters Moru a Japanese man led officers to Railway Street near the waterfront where Shir lishi lay dead with a crushed skull. Moru was arrested and charged with murder over a dispute involving money. He allegedly confessed to the officer.
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Federated Women's Institutes open biennial convention in Canada
Fredericton hosts the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada third biennial convention with national president Mrs W. Tobb of Drilla Ont presiding. Annie Play at Has Man spoke on Women's Institutes from a Nations Viewpoint. Mrs. MacLachlan urged planning a concrete Ottawa approach and championed buying at home while warning on Oriental immigration and British Columbia's white-ward concerns. A Calgary official noted broad provincial news coverage. Peace River Record cited for widespread institute reporting.
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Calgary
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Women’s Institute
Peace River Record
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Landslide Buries CPR Lines Near Calgary
A catastrophic June 13 slide on the Canadian Pacific Railway caused heavy damage with mud rock and debris from six slides. Ottawa reports the event as among the worst, driven by heavy rains and melted snow, affecting lines between Fort Willson and Port Arthur. In Parliament, a bill to regulate grain rates on cross border routes is noted, with Ottawa awaiting action.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Cathedral and Fiend
Ottawa
Honaa
Noon
Trade and Commerce
House of Commons
Fort Willson
Port Arthur
Canada
United States of America
Board of Grain Missioners For Canada
Australia’s Great Possibilities Highlighted in Canada
Ottawa reports Sir George, premier of New South Wales, told Canadian Club that Australia offers vast cooperation in empire stability and commerce. He cited vast wheat potential and urged belief in fertility, noting a plan to settle 000 Britons on 6,000 New South Wales farms with a Britain contract.
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George
Australia
George Sd
Great Britain
Renew Suggestions To Turks At Lausanne
Allied representatives at the Near East Peace Conference renewed plans for a Turkish peace treaty provision recognizing the validity of Turkey’s war concessions. Ismet Pasha said concessions were to be reviewed at Angora, and offered experts a chance to study the allied text. Allies doubted Angora talks were progressing while Turks pressed for a settlement on the Ottoman problem and Constantinople evacuation.
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Isnet Pasha
Angora
Ismet
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Compromise on Liquor Imports for London Port Pact
The United States State Department proposes allowing liquor under seal to enter U S ports if Britain agrees to expand a territorial unit from three miles to twelve leagues. The offer aims to resolve trade tensions and facilitate controlled ingress under treaty terms.
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London
United States State Department
Parliament Faces End Month Prorogation Plan
Ottawa reports Liberal caucus discusses sessional programme and prorogation date. Proroguing by month end expected to allow passage of the Bank Act while Redistribution Bill’s fate remains doubtful. A Canada-wide contra court appeal plan is outlined, with changes to Court of Appeal and forest protection measures debated.
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