Debates on tariff policy and economic measures
A transcription of parliamentary proceedings discusses tariff policy, debt figures, and economic strategy. Prime Minister defends moves to tariff boards and taxation changes, while opposition criticizes claims of budget surplus and calls for market access and industry support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orawa
Monnae
Cme
Tom Archar Meiaden
Meigren
Klug
CNM
Ste Henry Thorston
Finance
Pempwonedd
Wight
Arthur Meighen
Uwe
Winniper
Gomweh
Manly March
Budert
Dyspepsia Pills Promote Stomach Health Claim
An advertisement urges readers to stop using dyspepsia tablets and seek the root cause of stomach trouble. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as the best prescription for the stomach, liver, and bile, claiming they strengthen the stomach and regulate bowels to end dyspepsia.
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Hamilton
Protests Over Irish Child Emigration Resolutions Passed
Delegates at a London conference of Labor Women approved a resolution condemning Irish child emigration to the Dominions. The plan urged that arrangements be halted and that children be kept with their relatives or properly placed.
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London
Dominions
National Conference of Labor Women
Reend-Up Of Wild Horses In Southern Alberta
A roundup of feral horses in southern Alberta is planned for June. The effort aims to reduce roaming bands that have formed over years, with about ten bands to be corralled under provincial supervision. Many horses roam large ranges and have not been claimed by local districts.
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Alberta
Mouton Aberinth
Susan Termin mystery probe unsettles town
Police and provincial officers pursue leads in a December 2, 1979 disappearance of a person linked to Ambrose J Mimatl. The inquiry targets a saletion of questions aimed at solving the case and involves the Sumai sisters and the Nickie family, with written statements requested.
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Ambrose J Mimatl
Eld
Copicremee
Partiamett
Ingewich
Nickie
Lacney Genera
Amd Provinciak Police
Mig
Otcers
Sumai
Fr Minehan Sees Favorable Moment for Church Union
Fr. Minehan writes in the Catholic Register arguing the Ottawa outlook favors modifying the church union bill without dissolving opposition. He claims the issue is epochal for Dominion unity like Magna Carta and urges clear definitions and prayers for settlement.
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Toronto
Cathodc Register
Father L. Minehan
Ottawa
Cane
Dominion
Wonderful Milking Machine A Boon To Farmers and Dairymen
The Lister Page Milking Machine is portable with wheels and simple to operate. It can milks two cows at once and runs on electricity or easaline. Sold by Rahter & Co. Canada Ltd in Winnipeg and Fo ton, they seek farmer agents for distribution and information.
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Ra Hter & Co
Canada
Withegton and Foton
Newwgency
Elections in France bring left bloc leader to prominence
The recent French elections elevate a senior premier figure within the Left bloc as a key leader, reflecting gains and a historically strong showing. The outcome underscores shifting political dynamics and positions within the campaign landscape.
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Srpremier
France
Left Bloc
Church union question may now be solved
Ottawa reports a compromise to settle disagreements over church union. Amendments propose rules for nonconcurrence, voting, and naming of congregations within the Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational unions. Details include how property is held and when the Union Act applies.
Lausanne Treaty Comes Into Force With Japan Ratif
Britain and Italy ratified the Lausanne Treaty after Turkey agreed to the terms. The treaty, concluded in July 1922, set new boundaries for Turkey on the Greco-Turkish frontier and becomes effective when the other powers ratify. Japan’s ratification completes the condition for force.
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Britain
Ital
Japan
Privy Council
Turkey
Ane
France
Haly
Great Britain
Italy
New Apparatus Promises Earthquake Forecasts
Italian seismologist Caselli claims a patented device can announce quakes at least 15 minutes before they occur and locate telluric centers. He asserts 10 telluric predictions, and says the method, once tested, may reveal disturbances and erosion of rock without error, though some doubt remains.
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Taly
Caselli
Congressor
Winter killed wheat reports show declines in Canada
Ottawa issued the Dominion Bureau of Statistics report noting declines in winter killed wheat. Of 67,000 wheat sown in Canada, 702,100 acres are in Ontario, 49,300 in Alberta, and 15,600 in British Columbia. Winter kill proportion: Ontario four percent, Alberta about fifteen, British Columbia about three. Average condition of fall wheat in all three provinces was reported as excellent as of April 20. Advocates Wider Union Sherbrooke Que at annual Sherbrooke Methodist dinner urged church cooperation and union of denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Anglican and others. Prince Albert To Bay Association: an Ontario to the Northern Saskatchewan association has been decided. a committee is forming to work out details.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Sherbrooke
W. S. Stevens
Quebec
Prince Alter
Prince Albert
Beem
Edmonton Convocation Awards Large Number of Degrees
Graduating students at the University of Alberta received over 150 degrees in the province’s largest convocation. Dr HM Tors, president, presided as Lieutenant Governor Brett presented the prizes.
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Mary
Edmonton
University of Alberta
HM. Tors
Brett
Empire Exhibition May Open With Banking Debate
Fragments describe May opening of the Empire exhibition and a government banking debate in Ottawa. JIL Thomas hopes the event continues, while Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s supporters seek safeguards for depositors. Edward speaks on bank guarantees, withdrawals of priority, and depositor protection amid concerns over bank failures.
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Ottawa
George Bdwards
Department of Beaute
Wiltta
Inn
Udstinsest Stavert
Ql Banka
Banking and Commerce Committee
House of Commons
Edwards Beng
T Shaw
Edwards
US d. Ladner
Vancouver
South
Edwars
Oklahoma
Saskatchewan Economic Conference Creates Permanent Board
Regina adopts a resolution to form a permanent Saskatchewan economic board to investigate crises and contingencies. The eleven member panel includes representatives from farmers, the Union, grain growers, transportation, government, and academia, empowered to expand as needed.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Ase
Katelewan
Farnbor
Mmpanies
Bathe
University of Saskatchewan
Asockton
Britain to Build Largest Radio Station in Hill Morton
Article describes plans for a vast radio station near Rug by where aerials will be erected to reach India and Australia. It notes the project as the largest and most powerful, aiming to communicate globally though no station in the counties exists yet.
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India
Australia
London
Hill Morton
Rug
Leigh
Ies
Committee Approves Final Branch Line Bills Amid Amendments
The committee approved the last of the branch line bills with amendments guiding expenditure, tender requirements, and joint CPR ownership. Bills cover routes near Pipawin Saskatchewan and Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, totaling about 105 miles with route tweaks to avoid duplication.
Manitoba elder Pierre Allary dies at advanced age
Western Pioneer Winnipeg notes Pierre Allary of St. Eustache Manitoba died at an advanced age. He was a buffalo hunts veteran and founder of Bale St. Paul parish now St. Eustache. He survived by fourteen children 79 grandchildren 40 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Known as Le view St. Pierre among his people.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pierre Allary
St. Eustache
Manhae
Bale St. Paul
le View St. Pierre
Vancouver Board of Trade to tour Alberta and Saskatchewan
One hundred Board of Trade members plan a September tour visiting Edmonton North Battleford Saskatoon Regina Moose Jaw Swift Current Lethbridge and Calgary to promote the Vancouver message to prairie residents.
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Vancouver
The
Prairies
Board of Trade Propos
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
North Battleford
Katoon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Lethbridge
Cale
BC Growers Block to Continue Under Association Plan
The Will Pool B.C. Fruits Vancouver operation under the Associated Growers’ Limit fed of British Columbia will continue. Directors report 83 percent of the tonnage in the Okanagan Valley has already been signed up.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Okanagan Valley
Menace Of Bush Fires Rages Across Northern Alberta
Fires sweep wide areas from Edmonton to the Peace River region with the most serious outbreaks near Edmonton Athabasca and in surrounding districts. HL Roberts property six hundred thousand feet of tops burned near White Court. Telegraph lines to Peace River disrupted as poles burn. Disastrous fires also reach near Prince Albert Northside and Paddockwood, destroying two homesteads. numerous blazes reported with rumors of an ice damage claim north of a reserve.
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Edmonton
Bush
Alberta
Athabasca
Peace River Country
HL Roberts
White Court
Easaonton
Peace River
Princ Albert
Alingly Northside
Paddorkwood
Prince Albert
Homsteads
Alingly
New Tammany Head York Surrogate Judge Foley Chosen
Surrogate Judge James A. Foley was elected successor to the late Charles F. Murphy as leader of Tammany Hall. Two of the seventy executive members reportedly voted against the change amid internal tensions.
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Tammany
York
Jame A. Foley
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
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Minard
Susan
Fr. Minehan
Aristide Briand
George
Hit
Aet
Presbyterian Church, Canada
P Byterian Church of Canada
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Chur
Accu
Mbandon Farms
Oliawe
Blarmest
Soldier Settlement Board
Hots of Commons
X- Cent
Coal Lao
Shenae
Louden
Howe
Com
Jil Thomas
Saskatchewan Economic Conference
Quebec Lady
Dodd
Mise
W. S. Godmyre
Seare
Dave
Pilla
Ely
Godmyre
Wutawa
Ren Honat
Minister of Railways
J. BM. Daxter
Lis
Baxter
Rousseau
Laisent
Melfort J
Pipawin
Sask
Lloydminster
CPR
Delorme
Montreal
Adelard
Raoul
Th Court of King's Bench
Alban Germain, KC
Martin
B.C
Clear, Bright and ‘Whee Marine Co
Chicenofo
Assis
Bayer
Airis
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