Dominion Government Attitude on Siemera Protocol
A passage from the House of Commons quoted Premice Mackengle King regarding Dominion stance on the Siemera protocol for pacific settlement of international disputes. The disputed paragraph was sent by the premier to Sir Erie Drum League.
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Diawa
Internet of
Canada
League
Sconomi
Amon
United States
Premice Mackengle
House of Commons
Siemera
Sir Erie Drum
Liberalism Tenets Urged for United Canada
Hon. Ernest Lax polate minister of Justice urged national unity in Toronto, stressing Canada should be harmoniously assimilated and that the Liberal party can achieve much. He warned against strife and argued for tolerance and a strong nation.
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Canada
Toronto
Ernest Laxpolate
Jone
Airmen Talk in Flight at 120 MPH Over Dayton
Reports from Dayton Ohio describe a historic aviation achievement where two pilots in aircraft separated by miles and altitude conducted a live in-flight conversation using radio gear. The event, part of army aviation tests, demonstrated clear voice communication at 120 miles per hour in different positions.
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Dayton
Ohio
Army Aviation
Cere Bere
Mike
Experias
Kansas Senate passes land exclusion bill against Japanese
The Kansas Senate approved a measure prohibiting Japanese nationals from owning or leasing lands, sending the bill to the governor. A separate Toronto license bill requires couples marrying in Ontario to obtain licenses at least three days before the ceremony.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas Senate
Toronto
Ontario
Senate Reform Sparks Broad Debate in Parliament
The session featured calls for reform of the Whrome te and the Beitiek America Nel, with no active opposition to the resolution. Speakers favored various forms of reform from abolition to limiting powers, as both sides argued for change.
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Can Fds
America
Mary
Sywe
Plan For Retired Professionals To Settle In Dominions
A proposal backed by Sir Roland Hournet and others suggests creating communities in British Dominions for retired professionals with modest fixed incomes. The plan envisions 50 to 100 families settling together with a clubhouse and meals, enabling retirees to live near the dominions. Debate questions whether the settlement committee should provide financial help for retirees to spend retirement allowances overseas.
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London
Roland Hournet
Dominions
Over Settlement Committee
Beet Growers Organize In Southern Alberta
Beets growers in Southern Alberta form the Southern Alberta Beet Growers Association with representatives from irrigation districts at a meeting. Gears Wood of the Utah-Idaho Lugor Company discusses financing labor to harvest 6 000 acres. Efforts include recruiting Russian German families and Japanese labor, with CPR cooperation and financing talks with the Bankers Association.
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Alberta
Southern
Gears Wood
Utah-Idaho
Lugor Company
CPR
Waa
Bankers? Association
Sun Yat Sen Dead China's Man of Destiny
Dr Sun Yat Sen died of liver cancer at 62 in Peking after promoting a republic in China. Once president, he opposed central rule and led the Southern Government in Canton. Also noted: Sir Alexander Bosie, Oxford Chinese professor, British delegate to the Shanghai opium commission, died recently. Ottawa to extend time under Highways Act grants.
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China
Pexing
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Howe
Sun
Jinasy
Isfantty
Canton
Ing
Conseration
Sandown
Eng
Alexander Ilosie
Oxford,University
Shanghai
Far East
Ottawa
Hom
Graham
Tempt Wie Lehane and Sim Weymouth swim plan noted
The report profiles Sim Weymouth and Mrs E Craven a nurse and grandmother planning a summer swim from Weymouth to Lalworth about ten miles. It notes Craven is age indicated as zero years and describes her hobby of swimming.
Danzig Armed Population and Rising Tensions
A corrospondent to Le Jovenal and Le Matin describe Danzig's armed populace and fortifications. Reports mention Prussian artillerymen awaiting orders in Koenigsberg and Berlin, with fuse readiness. Le Matin cites a German population of about twenty million and a claim that the city could mobilize fifty to sixty thousand natives, an arsenal of rifles and machine guns.
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Ee Tagasine
le Jovenal
le Matin
Lave CS
Poland
Koenigsberg
Berlin
Naval program for Canada to defend coasts
Ottawa debated a resolution urging Canada to consider tests of coastal defense and ocean routes. Introduced by A W Neill, independent Comox Alberni, the plan highlights Esquimalt dry dock, Vancouver and Victoria public works, and a coast guard to protect shipping against blockade threats.
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Ottawa
Canada
Cox Deren
House A Commons
A.W. Neil
Alberni
Neill
Neill Reed
Esquhalt
Mc Brien
Choice of Convention Ww. A. Amos For Third Year
A brief notice states Cornell of Agriculture and TE wad Ca designate Amos for a third consecutive year. The fragmented text confirms Amos holds leadership roles and is titled as president of the TE wad Ca. Further specifics are obscured by OCR.
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A. Amos
Tian
Cornell
Agriculture
TE. Wad Ca
Alberta budget speech forecasts deficit and resource plans
Abeta Debct outlines aims to conserve and develop natural resources for the people while Hon. J. G. Red forecasts an $868,832.51 deficit in the year and notes no revenue from a revived Miner Alright tax. The government pledges efficiency, resource conservation, and provincial administration over Dominion methods, with no new tax items included.
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Alberta
J. G. Red
Reid
Mr. Reid
Explorers Killed In British East Africa
A Daily Mail dispatch from Mairabi in the Kenya Colony reports the deaths of Mrs. Green from Dublin and Captain Atkins in British East Africa after a rhinoceros charged at them near Nanyuki as Mrs. Green wounded it during a Mount Kenya ascent. Captain Atkins, trying to shield his wife, was trampled and killed. Mrs. Atkins escaped and later gunmen killed the rhinoceros.
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London
Daily Mail
Mairabi
Kenya
British East Africa
Manitoba Drug Addicts Seventy Known Cases In Province
In the Manitoba Legislature a report by municipal commissioner Hon. D. L. McLeod notes seventy known drug addicts in the province with estimates ranging from 100 to 106. The document mentions Chinese involvement and labels many as floaters within police circles. It argues that suppression efforts alone may not yield better public health results.
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Sinniper
Manitoba
DL. McLeod
French Arctic Expedition To Franz Joseph Land Study
Norway will send the French Arctic expedition ship to Franz Joseph Land with Captain Otto Sverdrup agreeing to lead. Lieut Jules Depayer will command. the mission may start this summer and last about a year. Airplanes will be used for scientific aims possibly a pole attempt, not a guaranteed outcome.
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Franz Joseph Land
Ome
Norway
Otto Sverdrup
Jules Depayer
Pole
Germany Is Disarmed New York Anfonso 2 Houghton Denial
United States ambassador to Germany Anfonso 2 Houghton and the new ambassador to beat Britain arrived on Aquitanda and denied claims that munitions were stored in large quantities in Germany. He said only a few individuals might have a hundred guns, but Germany is disarmed.
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New York
Anfonso 2
Houghton
United States
Germany
Britain
Belgium Closes Mines One Day Weekly to Compete With Foreign Coal
Belgian coal mines shut one day a week to face foreign competition and have dismissed foreign workers. National coal stocks have reached an unprecedented two million tons, signaling strain in the sector and policy responses.
France Faces Financial Crisis Urges Foreign Loan
Louis Vocher or Voucheur, cited by Le Journal, urges France to secure a foreign loan of four to five billion francs to meet maturing obligations. He warns the treasury risks a crisis as 23 billion francs of securities mature this year and calls for a rapid solution from a top finance expert.
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Paris
France
Louis Voucheur
le Journal
Thieves in Calgary months report on February car thefts
Calgary police daily February theft data shows 38 monetary losses with 21 300 tied to car thefts. Of 16 cars stolen only one was recovered, highlighting rising urban theft trends and enforcement focus in the month.
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Calgary
Alta
Saskatchewan wheat pool directors approve coarse grain pools plan
At a Saskatchewan meeting the wheat pool directors endorsed creating coarse grain pools when 50 percent of the four year average teenage sown to rye and wheat, and a similar portion for barley, are signed up. The decision follows directives from delegates and aims to control a major share of the coarse grain market surplus.
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Weeta
Sam Rntchewan Wheat Pool
Extensive Exploration Work by Late Dr Metenes
Ottawa mourns Dr William Metenes former director of the Geological Survey of Canada and head of the Victoria Museum. The Fredericton native, educated at the University of New Brunswick, died in hospital after a long career of geological explorations across Canada including Northern Ontario Manitoba and along the Severn and Albany rivers. He produced numerous geological reports that remain monuments of Canadian science.
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Geological Survey of Canada
Ottawa
Wiliam Metenes
Victoria Museum
Otawa
Canada
Fredericktom
New Brunswick
Metanes
Ontario
Manitoba
France Threatens Japan Alliance Amid German Links
London reports France warns of forming an alliance with Japan and Russia if Britain fails to secure a strong position at sea. The Anglo-French pact proposals falter as Dominions oppose, and the Namberlain memorandum undermines the plan. Austen Chamberlain told Heseltine Paris that Britain cannot pursue the plan, leaving only the German proposal viable.
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London
Japan
Russia
Britain
United States
Tilish and Dominion
toBiniely
Austen Chamberlain
Hesriot
Paris
Great Britain
Germany
Fren
Alberta Endorses Game Law Conference across borders
A provincial effort in Canada seeks mutual protection and stronger cooperation among provinces to regulate game and cross border hunting. The conference aims to create adequate machinery for inter provincial protection and law enforcement.
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Alates
J.H. Bape
Manions
Eines al Arcane
Ontario
Gai
Large Shipment of Chinese Cotton and Silk Liner Victoria Arrives
The liner Australia arrived from Yokohama with 100 tons of Chinese cotton, the largest ogle shipment of Lis character ever, sent from China to Canada. It also carried 3,500 bales of rare silk valued at more than $1,000,600 for New York. Its passenger list numbered 20.
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Australia
Yokohama
China
Canada
New York
Ottawa aims to abolish appeals from the Supreme Court
Legislation proposed in the House of Commons by A R McMaster to remove Supreme Court of Canada judgments from appeal to higher authorities. The measure seeks a lexis ion to prevent appeals to the Privy Council or other bodies, citing the United States system as a model.
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Ottawa
Se Preme Court of Canada
A. R. McMaster
Liber Brome
Honest of Commons
Supreme Court of Canada
United Kingdom
Supreme Court of the
Northern Telegraph Upkeep In Northern Canada
A fragmented report outlines government lines in Northern Canada, detailing expenses for the House offices and regional operations. Revenue figures show limited income against upkeep costs, including specific sums tied to Prairie River and Beaver Lodge entities, with several line items around $27,000 and under.
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Canada
Dominion +0
Norther Canada
Peacs Rive Prairie
Hudson's Bay Company Land Grant In Northwest Territories
Report to the House notes Hudson's Bay Company receives 18080 acres of land over the past decade in the Northwest Territories. About two acres are classified as ad vantages, with most remaining lands recorded under exchange. The government tops in education and notes no discrimination in railroad carriage, while a Romanian bill seeks private home radio installations restricting to Romanian subjects and allowing mobile use.
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Bucharest
Land Swift Current SaskaNhiety Court Appeal Feels Court
A court of appeal orders release as swift current and Saskatchewan links are cited. The decree involving a large land dispute over Mennenitte lapis shields is described as fed up in court. The imperial privy council appears referenced in the context of the ruling and its implications.
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Privy Council
Court of Appeal
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