Boundaries and Equality Demands in Manitoba Settlement
Manitoba considers boundaries and equality with Ontario and Saskatchewan. Government refuses settlement on unequal terms and proposes supplementary estimates, including $360 indemnity and railway bonus. Grants total 900 for agriculture plus 25,300 for charity, with two wards of Winnipeg and Dauphin. Legislative session prorogued after two resolutions favoring northern expansion and federal terms.
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Stakatchewan
Aberta
Tustriet
Yitles
Vinden
Dauphin
Ts Shomon
Wing
Manitoba
Beth
Winkler
Kinistino Bank Robbery Reported In Canada
Detectives are on the case as nearly six thousand dollars were stolen from a Kinistino bank on a Sunday night. Efforts to identify the robber focus on a time lock mechanism and enterprising clues in Prince Albert. Local authorities say the incident occurred after the bank’s hours and a substantial alarm was triggered.
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Prince Albert
Raisan
Fide Miele S
Tim
Pekin Loan Talks Reach Final Stage With China
A group of American financiers has secured final terms for a $30,000,000 loan to China. An imperial edict sanc will be issued this week. The agreement calls for four banking houses to participate and a neutral foreign state to provide a advisory role. The negotiations, begun long ago, were driven by fears of foreign influence on China’s economy and political stability.
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Pekin —Negwsations
China
Protestant ministers urge action over Christ Toronto controversy
Toronto ministers say the Dominion amending the bee code undermines Christian homes and threatens church authority. They call for immediate measures to remedy conditions and protect Christian families.
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Christ
Toronto
Dominion
Immigration from the South Drives Wealthy Settlers to Emerson
The Emerson Manitoba area reports rising immigration from the U S South with large sums of cash and family groups arriving to start farming. A recent arrival brought $49,000 with wife and twelve children, as rail traffic reports show busy activity and growing settlement.
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Emerson
Canada
Tax proposal on bachelors teased in senate discussion
In a tense senate exchange Senator Beall faces questions over a proposed tax shift aimed at limiting marriages and curbing population growth. Observers note the measure would require new payments and intensify debates over taxation and social policy.
Hunters and settlers arrive from across the empire amid Canada’s frontier
Calton leads a party from England Ireland Wales Scotland and Belgium with farming knowledge and capital as they travel toward the Canadian frontier. Reports mention hunters and timber crews moving near Pigeon River and Silver Mountain while a secretary’s elevation into government ranks is anticipated. A Canadian naval cadet receives the King’s Medal in London, with praise from Admiral Hay for the recipient Tapper of Vancouver.
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Calgary E
Canada
Hal Calton
Crossfield
Calton
Eng Ond
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Belgium
London
Cornwel
Chads Hebbert Taper
Vancouver
Roc
Hay Fonverd
Himelf
Legislature approves extra funds for Recina region
The Saskatchewan legislature passed a supplementary appropriation on Thursday afternoon authorizing an expenditure of 150,700 dollars. The measure, brought to the floor with only five minutes of discussion, aims to cover regional needs in Recina.
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Recina
Sask
Mateh
Weekly Market E 3 Prices of Grain and Produce
A dense market summary covers grain prices, poultry, dairy, and meat and fish items. It lists cash wheat, northern markets, wholesale produce, dressed poultry, hogs, lambs, and fish from Lake Winnipeg, with various prices. It also mentions flour brands and pet foods, plus notes on Red River Valley wheat and local crop prospects. The report includes India casualty figures and a London aviation race announcement with July to August schedule.
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Winnipeg
Royal Household
Alberta Girl to Wed Earl's Son in London Alliance
Miss Marie Wes Mberts of Canada engages to the son of an English earl in London. The match links Canadian social circles with British aristocracy as families confirm the impending marriage plans.
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Alberta
Earl
London
Marie
Wes Mberts
Canada
Hen Los
Satisfactory Test of Battleshin Tonton
The report notes a satisfactory test of Battleshin Tonton at five miles range using her 1 inch guns, confirming operational readiness and effective fire control.
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Battleshin
Tonton
Air Performer Doual France Aviator Lovie Spring Work
Record flight set at Redvers as aviator Lovie Spring Work starts in a monoplane. March event notes carrying eleven passengers including dog James Waton near her tegen fongers. Report mentions distance of two miles and good shape of craft.
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Doual
France
Lovie
Redvers
Guet
Beek
James Waton
Tegen Fongers
SEEKING HOMES IN CANADA AMID RACIAL RESTRICTIONS
A fragmented report describes Black Americans seeking settlement in Canada amid immigration barriers and racial prejudice. It notes deportations and legal questions about whether Canadian policy allows or restricts Black migrants, mentioning officials in Ottawa and the State Department and referencing farms and property results.
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Mina
Oklimoa
Canada
Vaal
Fenetoon
Waleaka
Arly al
Cana
Westington
Unitas
Cou
Koster
Ottawa
State Department
Record Trade Totals For Eleven Months At 887 Million
Trade figures show eleven month totals reaching 887 million dollars with a 76.8 million ice cream component. The report highlights a sizable year to date gain and notes gains in beverages and confectionery sectors led by major distributors.
France and Aerosp Wipe England Out of Existence Says Aviator
An English aviator, returning from Prince Albert to England, warns that war with France could wipe England out due to superior French aircraft. He criticizes England for neglecting aviation, notes the high costs of ships and machines, and urges readiness for distant contingencies.
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England
France
Great Britain
NH McArde
Princ Albert
United B
Japanese Plan to Invade Pacific Islands Mentioned
The article notes Japan and its subjects’ activity in the Pacific islands with rapid numbers and French caution. It suggests preparations to seize islands but finds no proof of imminent intent by the Japanese forces.
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Nin
Australia
Pacific
Judge Sustains Fleming as Mayor Amid Protest
A court trial upheld Fleming as mayor despite protests led by De Wallace. The proceedings centered on alleged conflicts of interest and anticlimactic remarks followed as the ruling was delivered. Local officials and supporters applauded the decision as the court closed.
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Sustains Fleming
Brandon
Curis
Sion
Fleming
de Wallace
Plan Big Elevators at Fort Willis and Tru railway
Ambitious project proposes installing large elevators at Fort Willis and the Tru railway to handle expanded cargo capacity. Details outline construction phases, financing, and timelines with emphasis on cross border and industrial impact. Plans mention Kaiser Gracious and Canadian firms involved in development and operation.
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Fort Willis
Tru Railway
Gift to King George V prompts city response
Citizens across the empire are urged to contribute to a royal gift for King George V. The effort, led by His Honor Mascot He McMillan, seeks funds and personal ornaments, to be sent from Govern t Hous to the king. Mayors reeves and teachers are invited to participate, with a deadline of April 23.
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George V
Toelleney
Bart Gry
Daniel Ho Mottlan
Winipoe
Military Reform Proposals Shift General French to Ottewa
The article discusses reform plans affecting General French and Major Muse, proposing a new technology driven system and reorganization of the department. It outlines that each reform will place heads of offices in charge of administration and military units, aiming for more practical duties.
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Ottewa
Garth
Ropwan
Gover
Frene
Jos
Charsistration
Saskatchewan Budget Message Presented in Legislature
Hon J A Calder delivers the Saskatchewan budget in the legislature amid figures citing India related costs and Calcutta satellite mentions. The report notes a January surplus estimate of 130000 but projects a lower year end surplus, with loans and interests referenced and overall finances in review.
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J. A. Calder
Herion
India
Calcutta
Tada Satelita
Boon Patel Inter
Sunday School Lesson on Naaman and Elisha in King Verses
The page outlines a Sunday School lesson titled Tent of the Lesson, focusing on 11 Kings v. Memory Verses and 4 Golden Texts from Isaiah. Rev D M Stearns prepared commentary. It discusses Naaman’s pride, the prophet in Samaria, and the idea that true faith rests in the one true God, warning against covetousness and relying on worldly power. The lesson emphasizes humility before God and the deliverance through Elisha’s word.
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D. M. Stearns
Darwot
Jontau
Naama
Naaman
Bom Stell
Josue
Erise
Seria
Seit
Israel
Sarah Taiment
Pirchine
Samaria
Syria
Bin
Nak
PiiGen
Jordan
Nawran
Hum
Thonenon
Elisha
Remarkable Flight by Canadian Aviator St Crax Jeheetone
A Canadian aviator identified as St Crax Jeheetone reportedly conducted a spectacular flight over Morrow Casti and the herber with a Prosnert pronetter aboard. The trial coverages claim a total distance of POPE miles in thirty eight aliautes during the Montreal era.
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Montreal
St Crax
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