Quota laws to be enforced on Canadian cross border workers
United States immigration authorities will soon issue rules affecting Canadian born residents who work in the United States. Native Canadians will be exempted from new quotas, while non native workers already employed may receive time to adjust. A cross border permit process is expected to apply to border workers from Canada who worked in the U.S. before 1920.
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United States
Aft Bank
Canada
Dominion
Hull
Taunt Ration Department
United State
Missioner Hull
Europe
Rome
World teleview via sound face flashes across Atlantic
A London report says wireless television progress nears world sight. The sound face, a moving image broadcast through the ether, was transmitted across the Atlantic with Baird at the transmitter and a New York receiver recording a faint voice image. Baird plans a US visit in June to implement further developments.
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Atlantic London
Baird Plana
Unites States
May Test Old Agreement Canadian U S View Pact
Immigration interest grows as Windsor Chamber of Commerce works with Canada to validate the Jay Treaty of 1794 allowing Canadians to cross the border without passports. A related court case on cross-border movement by Canadian Indians is being appealed. Wagerer W H Chapman in Toronto has crossed the continent repeatedly, aiming for a 5000 prize after a cross-country trip. Canada Olympic Grant in Ottawa funds an athletic team to the 1923 Olympic Games with about thirty athletes expected to compete.
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U.S
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Windsor
Ont
United States
Eourts
Toronto
W. H Chapman
Area 12
Milwaukee
Cochrane
Vancouver
Ime
Canada
Meiala
Captain Lidington Carriage Horses Shipment Tragedy
Captain Lidington, killed in the Hornepayne wreck, was an famed horseman transporting a shipment of thoroughbreds from England via Ottawa. The party, including Major Lidiertoo and helpers from Thame, England, aimed to load 35 horses bound for Vancouver and New York. The loss leaves the valuable British racing stock scattered, with plans to return to England for another shipment in August.
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Captain Lidington
Hornepayne
Ottawa
Capisia
J. Lidington
Major Lidiertoo
England
Major Lidisgren
Garnett Ball
H W. Eldersty
Patrick Brooerick
Thame
Vancouver
Captain Jerking
Toronto
Joseph Gheson
Ottawa, Bouent Me, and Eleht
York
Old Country
Lid Fegion Apd Ls Con Hat
Not Getting Fair Deal Edmonton Rural Education Condemnation
Dr George W Kerby principal Mount Royal College Calgary told Alberta Educational Association rural education is neglected. He denounced sending junior and immature teachers to country schools and the lack of sympathy for rural districts. He urged a broader view beyond wheat and immigration issues.
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Edmonton
George W. Kerby
Mount Royal College
Calgary
Alberta Educational Association
Kerby
Soviet Union Offers 140 Million Credit for Merchant Ships
Trade delegates report the USSR may accept a long term $140,000,000 credit to build merchant ships for the Soviet Union. Four months of the 1926 fiscal year show exports at $125.541 million with a $48 million favorable balance. Population tallies at 144,805,000 as agriculture and industry improve since 1921.
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Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics
Ussr
Russia
Royal exhibitors hover over Ottawa poultry congress
An Ottawa summer world poultry congress will run from July 27 to August with royal exhibitor plans. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will display fowl pigeons and rabbits, joined by King Beare of Hire Prince of Wales and Prince of the Acta as heirs to thrones. Ottawa's Premier General's Foot Guards note Major General J H MacBrien's resignation offer and the premier pays tribute to him.
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Ottawa
Elabeth
Belgium
King Beare
Hire
Prince of Wales
Hill
Prince
MacBrien
Ouawa
J. H. MacBrien
Department of National Defence
King
MacBries
Jubilee spirit urged as Canada marks Confederation
Sir Arthur Currie, once commander of Canadian forces and McGill principal, told Montreal’s Electrical Club that Canadians show apathy toward the Confederation jubilee. He urged action from Jubilee committees as July first nears and Ottawa bells will ring without broader public value.
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Arthur Curry
Montreal
Arther Currie
Canadien
McGill University
Electrical Club of Montreal
Sir Arhur
Ottawa
Canada
Former Labor Prime Minister at Washington
Washington report on former British Labour Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald visiting the capital. He described his trip as sentimentally traveling old roads and said the visit had no political significance. He declined Canada travel due to business, commented on deportation laws, and predicted coal miners' strikes might reoccur without a general strike. He was hosted at the British embassy and by the American Federation of Labor council.
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Washington
J. Ramsay Maconald
Great Britain
Exme Howard
Macdonald
Canada
Busin
Sersons
Lal
Priue
Southwark
Ar Federation of Labor
Equalizing freight rates deemed impossible now
Ottawa report covers a two year inquiry where Avings argues against uniform rates across Canada. KC Pitblado notes that adjusting the rate structure by equal per distance is impractical. Instead the focus should be moving natural resources to profitable markets to boost domestic and foreign trade. The discussion touches on historical attempts and broad transportation changes. Also a separate note reports George H Wilkins, explorer turned architect, returning to Beechy Point after a journey from Point Barrow.
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Ottawa
Board of Railay Commissioners
Transportation Coud
Canada
Riis
Poblado
Montreal
Ln Winnipes
Pitblade
Etry
Negre’s Skin Turns White On Dead at Sulphur Well Home
Negre, once dark skinned, lived near Sulphur Well where his skin gradually changed to white during years prior to death. Clark, at time of death, had skin nearly fully transformed from black to white.
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Negre
Kyne Ch Negre
Sulphur Well
Clark
New Fashions from Japan Inspire Canadian Tour Guests
Fieso young visitors from Canada, touring Japan, admired a display of garments and purchased an ornate dress with adjustable rools and floral patterns. The engraving suggests the dress could reshape to suit taste, hinting these visitors may become taste leaders in a new Japanese fashion wave.
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Fiese
Cate
Japan
Se van Bosen
Agriculturists Hopeful as Crop Prospects Rise Despite Inaction
A western survey from the agricultural department notes satisfactory conditions overall though heavy snows and cold weather delayed plowing. Seeding dates are set for Manitoba May 2, Saskatchewan May 6, and Alberta May 5, with previous years showing earlier starts. Farmers remain optimistic for moisture through June despite stock hardships from the harsh winter.
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Winnipeg
Agricultal Department
Fealailway
Prai Fe
Manitoba
Chewan
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Peking Rebuffs Soviet Demands Over Embassy Raid
Peking rejects Moscow demands linked to the raid on Soviet bulletin offices in the embassy compound. The Soviet government ordered evacuation of police, release of arrestees, and return of documents and personal property.
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Peking
Paris
IndoPacifi
Rer m
Moscow
Two Provinces Govern Liquor Control Goes Into Effect
New Brunswick formally aligns with six Canadian provinces by adopting government controlled liquor laws. Lieutenant Governor Todd announced the measure, placing New Brunswick on par with Ontario style control pending broader sales operations. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island remain under prior restrictions as the policy unfolds.
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New Brunswick
Fredericton
New Trunswick
Canada
Fosemor Todd
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Federalship Seizure Ruled Illegal by Federal Judge
A federal judge in San Francisco voided last March seizure of the steamship Federalship and its multimillion cargo after ruling the action violated treaty obligations. Captain S. B. Stone and 19 crew members were released from the judgment amid questions of official authority and legal procedures.
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San Francisco
Federalship
Bourquin
S. 8
Stone
Hs Mow
Civilian war sufferers to wait a year for payments
Ottawa reports no payments this year to civilian war sufferers as Reparations Commissioner Friel delays finalizing reports. Parliament has not authorized funds, and though many claimants are destitute, compensation hinges on Dawes plan allocations and parliamentary vote. Britain already disbursed 27.5 million for its harmed, while Canadian claimants at home await relief nearly nine years after the war.
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Ottawa
Friel
Canada
Enta
Jorsula
Canaila
Ing
Hainenta
Briain
Anaemia cure to be public this year, says Rochester doctor
A Rochester physician announces a new anaemia cure will be ready for public use within weeks. The claim cites a 9 out of 10 success rate developed over ten years with collaboration among medical researchers at universities including Chester and Harvard. Distribution would be through select physicians as with prior serum discoveries.
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Rochester
Mtnchester
Whipple
University of Chester
R Minot
Edwin J. Cohn
Harvard
Frieda S. Re Ogist
Geoschoo
Fosters & Serum
British Peel Joins Laborites in London Politics
Sir Robert Peel, baronet and son of the statesman, is poised to join the Labour Party in London. He weighs standing for Parliament in Tamworth, the seat once represented by his grandfather, amid a family history linked to the Peel nickname and changing political aligns.
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Robert Peel
Labor Party
London
Bobbie” Peel
Labor
Tamworth Alist
Plan to Broadcast Carillon Concert Across Coast
The Dismond Jubilee celebration plans a coast to coast broadcast of a carillon recital. The event, to be installed July 1, aims to showcase the parliamentary carillon with radio and telephone collaboration. Official committees sanctioned the idea and coordinated with radio authorities for the performance.
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Abonograi
Patriodes
Tie Jue Lee
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Shanghai
Steds
New York
North Americas 4 Alliance
George H. Wilcins
Arewteler
Point Barrow
Alaska
Beechy Point
California
Peel
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