Budget balance and reform highlighted in Ottawa session
Reports indicate a focus on balancing the budget, consolidating revenue services, and stabilizing costs in agriculture and industry. Legislation aims to boost production, curb public spending, and extend transportation networks along water routes, with calls for inquiry before final decisions. The government contemplates elections reform and new powers for defense and infrastructure.
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Ottawa
Spence
Tarone
Tieteral
Liverpool
Lawrence
Dodd's Kidney Pills Aiding Canadian Women’s Pain
Mrs E Ourllet from Ramouraska reports relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and digestion troubles. She says daily work and fatigue improved, with kidney issues disappearing after the remedy. The note claims many women owe others reports of benefit and mentions migration of people to prairie provinces and British Columbia.
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Ramouraska
Sears
David
E.ourllet
Ives
Dodd
Canada Accords Good Treatment to Inmigrants
Canadian officials pledge humane treatment to immigrants at the Overseas Seamen Commission reception. Miss Pot says women officers will verify applicants’ bona fides and maintain contact with potential workers. Many volunteers assist with accommodation and care, while the Red Cross aids arriving women and children.
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Canada
Lino
Ministry of Immuaratin
Muwen
Red Cro8 Society
Capeeinliste
Sapiro Urges Change in Grain Marketing Control
Anton Sapiro, a leading marketing expert, urged Winnipeg area farmers to take back control of grain marketing from co op elites. He warned that hedging and the Grain Exchange system harmed producers and urged farmers to form a strong, capable leadership to manage their own marketing immediately.
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Garin
Addreey
Anton Sapiro
United Farmers of
Wheat Poo Roumttte
No Need for Pessimism Now in Canada
Speech by JA Regn Prines 44, president of the Associated Boards of Trade of Saskatchewan, urges optimism for Canada’s future. He notes improved farm districts and says financial reports show uphill progress, while urging prudent optimism and belief in farmers’ resilience amid past output figures and economic strain.
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Thoraion
Ienethway
Mumia Mung
JA Regn
Canada
Reyes
Dominion
Canad Saii
W. Ronty
Winnipes
Hail Meere
Provincial Trade Board Faces Manitoban Leg Assembly Meeting
Delegates from the Sarkotzhywan Associated Routes of Trade and the North Faster Boards of Dupeing discuss Premier Dupning's presentations at a Manitoba government session. Members from several constituencies attend as representatives. The goal is to secure full provincial government support for the matter.
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Ated Boorea
Orthern
Abolition of Death Penalty Debated in Parliament
A bill to abolish capital punishment was presented to Parliament amid strong denunciations by Premier MacDonald and Labor leaders. The act aims to remove the statute book provisions, with politicians predicting major party support and probable passage at the session’s end.
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Ander
Parilanen
MacDonald
Employment Trends Across Provinces This Year
An unclear report notes mixed employment changes across Canada. It mentions March timing and provinces including Ottawa, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, and Prairie provinces with a general sense of steady improvement early in January.
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Martime
Prairie
Ottawa
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Express Rates Wind Down Amid Substantial Reductions
Western Express faces marked cuts as routes adjust pricing and service levels. Officials cited tighter margins and fleet optimization as drivers of the shifts, with customers urged to review revised rates and adapt travel plans accordingly.
Cairola Fig Syrup FulfilledConcoction Gently Aids Constipation
A fragment describes a laxative marketed for infants and children, urging mothers to request genuine Cai forola Fig Syrup with iron and warning against counterfeit products. The note emphasizes soothing bowel action and avoiding narcotic or harmful additives.
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Callan
Large Loan to Russia Scheme Revealed in London
A damaged report outlines a scheme involving a prominent figure and a person named Jesus a Koon facilitating a loan to Russia for traction works. The action centers on advancing funds and meeting purchase costs to relieve ongoing economic distress.
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London
Jesue
Ruslan
Manitoba Wheat Policy Debate Clarity Eases Alberta Pool
In Manitoba a private bill move on wheat handling faced questions as Clifford Barclay suggested the Alberta wheat pool would cap costs at half a cent per bushel. One clause was removed for duplication, clarifying the measure though details remain terse.
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Winnips
Alberta Wheat Pool
Clifford Barclay
Migrant Entry Criticized in Police Court Hearing
Magistrate Sanders presided as Aur Withetn Laine, from Finland, was remanded on a charge of carrying 126 dangerous weapons. The court addressed immigration concerns and the safety implications of entry into Canada.
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Magistrave Sanders
Canada
Withetn Laine
Mortgage Legislation Debate In Alberta Legislature
In Edmonton the standing committee was urged to assess mortgage conditions in the province and the impact of new securities laws. Hon CR Mitchell pressed Premier Greenfield on alleged propaganda linked to mortgage reform, with Greenfield signaling no further steps beyond statute law amendments this session to refine mortgage legislation.
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Edmonton
Legista
CR. Mitchell
Bow Valles
Greenfield
Alberta
Sessian
Britain sympathizes with Indian Home Rule aims speech in Lords
Lord Sydney Olivier, secretary for India, told the House of Lords that Indian affairs cause the government anxiety. He appealed to Indians to show patience and said Britain’s Labour government sympathizes with Home Rule aims in India, but progress to date remains uncertain.
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Britain
Nilon
Sydney Olivier
India
Situa N
House of Lords
Labor
Home Rule Party
Alts
Winnipeg Pioneer Passes In Home Bank Losses
Thomas W. Taylor a former Winnipeg alderman and longtime Conservative member of the legislature died recently. Born in England and moving from Middlesex County Ontario to Winnipeg in 1877 he served the city in public life and banking. A bank inquiry noted losses of seven to eight units and a claimed total around six.
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Thomas W. Taylor
W. Taylor
England
Winnipeg
Middlesex
Ontario
Winnipes
Winnipe Rd
British Peers Keep Surname London in Titles
The three new Labour peers Sir Sidney Olivier Brig Gen Chih Thompson and Sydney Arnold retain their surnames in their titles. This marks a tactic seen as popular amid early wartime politics.
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London
Sidney Olivier
India
Chih Thompson
Sydney Arnold
Tariff Boost Expected on Wheat Trade
Tariff measures anticipated to affect wheat pricing with a potential 50 percent adjustment. Government plans under review include tariff increases and new classifications impacting heat products and related commodities.
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Coolidge
Influx of Farmers From United States
A report notes a surge of farmers migrating from several Western states to Canada. Officials cite drought conditions in Dakota and other areas, prompting cross border movement to seek better prospects. Thornton, superintendent of the Canadian Railway Winnipeg, comments on the situation and its impact on transport and settlement patterns.
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Moperal
Fsluenis
United States
Thornton
Can
Dakota
Saskatchewan Legislature Reports Progress on Several Bills
In Regina the Federative Assembly discussed multiple measures including amendments to the M and rwanis Act and the Coditors Relief Act of 1923. The House gave a third reading to several items while keeping focus on budget allocations and a possible release of funds for construction of a Canadian National branch. Premier Danning signaled intent to introduce a bill to free monies for National branch work. Harris Turner questioned provisions for better legislative committee accommodations.
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Ogress
Regina
Federative Assembly
Ing
Saskatchewan
Danning
Canadan National
Harris Turner, Thon
Saskatchewan Red Cross Growth Report Shows Branch Expansion
The Saskatchewan Red Cross reports growth from 120 to 261 branches this year. Honorary secretary W F Kerr notes a total expenditure of 10,000 and administration of 115,000 during the year as the society expands its reach across the province.
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Regina
Aertii Katchewan
Red Cross
W.F. Kerr
Apnnal
Ommulsstoner
Eal
Det Sear 1
Guicrat Tech
Franco British Agreement Now a Possibility
Paris reports that a Franco British accord on interallied controls may emerge from parleys. A Versailles council reviewed Premier MacDonald s note and the proposal to replace the Interallied Military Control Commission with a committee of guarantors. France, while agreeing in 1922, insisted on Germany meeting essential conditions. The French government now holds the control commission at a standstill since late 1922.
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Paris
Offic
MacDonald
Versailles
Marshal Fe
Military Control Commission
France
Germany
Control Commission
Grain inspection points planned for central western regions
A discussion led by ED. Cotterell described proposed grain inspection points to be set up at Saskatoon and Moose Jaw with inspectors traveling from three quarters of an hour. He praised handling quality of the crop but noted no car shortages. CPR opposed broader inspection, fearing delays and claims from losses, while Eaton line officials showed limited interest in the eastern route.
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Dent
Cotterell
Sask
Moose Jaw
CPR
Ehlet
Roverat
Ounsel
Lethbridge
German Industries Decline Amid Allied Demands
A report notes Germany’s major industries faltering under Allied control and reparations pressure. Schwab warns that Central Europe’s welfare hinges on swift action to resolve postwar reparations and economic stabilization.
Divorce applications rise amid postwar period
There were 137 divorce applications noted compared with 135 at the same point last year. At least 20 more may be filed before closing. Among the 137, 69 are from husbands and 68 from wives, with two from Manitoba and one from British Columbia.
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Aus Iore
Senate
He Xesel
Manitoba
Usitish
Olumbia
Alberta Miners Seek Wage Increase Report
Calgary reports coal miners in district 18 of the United Mine Workers plan to press for higher wages. A wage scale committee has recorded details and will present a report to the general convention.
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Alberta
Calgary
District 18
UMW
Soviet Delegates Arrive in Montreal for Trade Talks
Soviet representatives arrive in Montreal to establish trade relations with Canada. The delegation from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics plans meetings to expand economic ties and discuss possible agreements.
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Montreal
Union of Soviet Republics
Russia
Japanese Prince Di Prines Masaoy Masaoki Toki Mate
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a Japanese prince with unclear name and date. No clear event, location, or organization is readable. The item reads like a generic society note with uncertain identifiers and lacks verifiable details.
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Prince di Prines Masaoy
Rom Toki Mate A Dew
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