Canada and Australia Trade Talks Move Forward
Prime Minister Hon Won Mae Rensie Kinz announced in Ottawa that Canada and Australia are negotiating a trade pact to enhance preferential relations. The cabinet had begun review of key questions and would continue discussions after a busy session and the absence of several colleagues.
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Dominion
Australia
Hon
Mae Rensie Kinz
Anworia
Washington
Otawa
Uuree
Oh Power
Mr. Meighen
Hhe Coleagues
Fewer Accidents On London Streets
London safety council reports a 17 percent drop in accidents over the past nine months amid public awareness efforts and Lord Mayor’s praise. Separate items note a Saskatoon mill death from a flying flywheel and Saskatchewan Governor Bulyea seeking Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester.
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London
Safety First Council
Fondon
United States
Plans for World Wheat Pool and Australian Marketing Scheme
A Reuters dispatch from Sydney reports that the Australian Voluntary Wheat Pool plans a world marketing organization. The goal is to market wheat as needed for producers and consumers, with Australia’s committee coordinating with U S. and Canadian wheat production and a London executive central committee managing the pool negotiations.
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Allion
Pool
United States
Canada
Reuter
Sydney
Australia
America
Central Committee
London
France Plans to Honor War Dogs Monument Idea Gaining Support
War dogs of France are to be commemorated with a monument as plans gain momentum. Thousands served bravely hauling machine guns and carrying despatches, with some used as telephone operators in trench networks. Their barking warned of danger saving an entire regiment.
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Aris
France
Oni
German Gold in England Held Until France Agrees to Disposal
Over the past two months Germany has sent large sums in gold coin to England via Belgium. Reported at times as high as 3 million pounds sterling, the gold comes from France Belgium Germany the United States and Great Britain and is banked in England. France has yet to agree on disposal and the money remains held in the country until a settlement is reached.
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London
Germany
France
Belgium
United States
Great Britain
Abandon plans if treaty ratified signals delay for dreadnoughts
In the Commons Lt Colonel Auvery the financial secretary said no super battleships in current estimates would be built unless powers signing the Four Power treaty at Washington fail to agree. If any power balks the plan would be reconsidered and the 45,000 ton vessels would be delayed due to design work with no exact laying date given.
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Commons
Auvery
The
Arity
Washington
Dame Fay Recovers After Six Years Of Pain
Dame Fay reports relief from six years of pains and rheumatism after using eight boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Neighbors spread word of her recovery and she thanks the remedy with royal praise and renewed strength. Police are sent to investigate Doukhobor scare rumors in Victoria.
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Dodd
Matane Co
Quey
Dame Fay
Doda
Damey
Dame Roy
Victoria
Clal Police
Moon
Belli BC
French Aviator Plans Atlantic Flight with Four-Engine Plane
French aviator Louis Gaubert nears completion of a four engine Goliath aircraft at Farman works in France. He plans to sail for the Rochaubeau and return to the United States within two months aboard a ten passenger non stop flight.
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France
New York
Louis Gaubert
Brewch
Hone
Rochaubeau
Goliath
Gaubert
Farman Works
Teething, Mair, and a Bottle of Catheline
A fragmented 19th century note touts Catheline at 35 conta per bottle and claims it doubles the beauty of hair after applying twice daily. The text references Deaton stops and urges mass use while promising scalp refreshment and renewed vigor.
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Deaton
Taia
Sunrrise
Miracle at Dublin meeting shocks Sinn Fein pact
Dramatic suddenness marks the peace agreement between Free State and Re Pibileum leaders at the 11th hour. The National Sinn Fein faces possible danger to the pact with Britain as parties debate terms and Ireland’s constitutional path amid Republican objections and Lloyd George commentary.
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Free State
Pibileum
Sinn Fein
Britain
Uiracle
Ieee
Ireland
Setien
Mr. Lloyd George
Government Weighs Plans For New Wheat Board
General Patrick described testimony on the Roma airship wreck blaming a buckled elevating rudder for the nose dive. The craft struck a high voltage line and burned, killing 34 and injuring many others.
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Norfolk
Eral Mason M. Patrick
Patrick
Five Trainmen Killed In Great Northern Collision Near Minneapolis
Five trainmen were killed and several injured when Great Northern Winnipeg Flyer No 10 collided head on with a snow plow between Delano and Montrose, about thirty miles west of Minneapolis. The heavy loaded train was pulled by two engines and no passengers were hurt beyond a shakeup amid wreckage of three engines.
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Great Northern
Minneapolis
Minn
Winnipeg
Willmar
License Mail Order Houses Urged for Municipal Fee
The notice discusses licensing mail order houses and the requirement of a substantial municipal fee for offering goods for sale by catalog within Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Arrests reported in Montreal involve two city firefighters charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. A Paris ceremony observed as flags from wartime elements are laid to rest at the Mote des Invalides.
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Leg Nail
Montreal
London
Paris
Reuter
Mote Des Invalides
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Claim Restore Heart Tone
An Ontario man credits Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with stopping his heart palpitations and improving strength after years of tobacco related symptoms. The ad promotes the product at 50 cents per box with direct ordering from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
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Frank Lutes
Terrace Hi
St. Brantford
Ont
Milburn
Sam
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toront
Unfit to Live Must Die Verdict Repeats Weekly
A fragmented notice describes a harsh verdict against corn crops and the use of Putnam's Extractor. It claims corn cannot live and must be discarded, with references to dealers and a repeat weekly outcome. The wording resembles an old agricultural or patent remedy notice with bold claims.
Unemployment Question Debate In Manitoba Legislature
In Winnipeg discussions on the unemployment question led to a plan to invite bankers builders and labor representatives to confer with the House select committee. London invites Irish signatories to London for an early conference on the Anglo Irish Treaty and a British government announcement was made in the House of Commons by Winston Spencer Churchill the secretary for the colonies.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Anders
House
London
House of Commons
Winstom Spencer Churchill
Saskatchewan School Trustees Convention Attended Regina Meeting
Over 1 100 enthusiastic school trustees gathered in Regina for the Saskatchewan School Trustees Convention. The executive boiled resolutions down to 67 as Dr. R A Wilson and others addressed educational problems. J F Bryant presided, with speakers Geo M Wet J D Denny Robt England and W E Stevenson among those speaking.
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Regina Sina —de
Saskatche Association
J. F. Bryant
RA. Wilson
Sarkatchewan
Geo. M Wet
J.D
Dominion Research Bureau urged at manufacturers conference
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association executive plans to establish a Dominion Research Bureau. The conference with Cabinet members will push this proposal and discuss trade questions including Australia preference, the Marking of Goods Act, a France trade treaty, and sending a Canadian exhibition train to France similar to last year's tour.
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Derstood
Canadan Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
Australia
France
Burns' Descendant Dies in Winnipeg at 74
Robert Burns descendant Burns died in Winnipeg at age seventy four. Born in Po eke Scotland he was the grandson of the bard and linked to Burns, Ann Park.
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Burns
Winnipeg
Robert Burns
Thomas A Erandson
Bard
Scotland
Ann Park
Canadian Wheat Board Proposal and Grain Inquiry Discussed
The cabinet weighs a Canadian wheat board amid talk of continuing the grain trade inquiry. Premier Ki colleagues push a cautious path as decisions await the House session and a possible continuation under a united board.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Dow Ipr
Canadian goods shown in London trade display plan
Canadian manufacturers would benefit from London displays with samples and prices, says trade commissioner Willress. Aimed at placing Canadian products in major world markets, the plan invites firms to display in London and later in Cape Town Melbourne Buenos Aires and other capitals.
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London
England
Department of Trade and Commerce
PF Willress
Cape Town
Melbourne
Buenos Aires
Naval Reserve To Be Disbanded in Newfoundland
The Newfoundland Naval Reserve, 25 years old and having supplied about 2,000 seamen in World War I, is to be disbanded as part of British Admiralty retrenchment. Capt Kerr, in charge here, received instructions to disband and send a training unit to England with permanent officers.
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Foundland Force
St John’s
Newfoundland Naval Resave
Kerr
England
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Wheat Board
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