Canadian cotton industry price and wage figures debated
A parliamentary brief debates Mr Drachman and Mr Deadwan figures on Canadas cotton output value 158 051.67 with wages 10 993 065 for 1924 and 16 percent, duties 29 to 35 percent. Anne Geoffrion KC questions the data while JAK Detstol cites production diversions and industry inputs. Chairman W closes the hearing with assurances.
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Dominion
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Canata
Gee Eal Rit
Anne Geoffrion
Group of Masnufacturers
Consumers League
Geoffrio
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Detstol
Canal Manufacturers’ Association
Briscol
Sen
Police Seek Co operation Over Missing Planes In Saskatchewan
Government officials insist RCMP withdrawal is unlikely and assert cooperation with Saskatchewan Provincial Police to avoid overlapping enforcement. A Barcoe report mentions a rubber beacon found near an aeroplane wreck clue, with tags 226 17RP and possible Lamlon on a two foot diameter canvas.
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Afa
Barco
Trama Atlantic
W Bird
St. Raphael
Lam Lon
Alberta Coal Strike Talks With Federal Aid Offer
The Labour Minister Peter Heenan indicated Alberta has not enacted federal Industrial Disputes Act adoption for Ottawa to administer their coal strike. Heenan said Alberta passed its own Industrial Disputes Act and federal assistance would be offered if parties or Alberta desire settlement, noting Ontario Quebec and Alberta have taken steps.
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Ottawa
Peter Heenan
Mint
Alberta
Federal Department
Ontario
Quebec
Albert
Privy Council to Hear Appeal on Alberta Act Question
The dietal committee of the Privy Council will be asked at its next sitting in London to consider an appeal from the Supreme Court of Canada ruling on the constitutionality of the Alberta and Saskatchewan Education Autonomy Act. Eugene Ladewr, KC, will present the petition and depart for London, arguing that an Imperial final resort ruling is desirable to secure a judicial determination.
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Privy Counell
London
Lea
Supreme Court of Canada
Saskatchewan
Eugene Ladewr, KC
Alberta
Giant Dirigible Visit to Ottawa Set for October 23
The US airship Los Angeles accompanied by Philip Sassoon and British and American officers will visit Ottawa on October 23, departing Lakehurst NJ on October 29 and arriving 5 to 4 pm with a brief hourlong stop. Officials say future transatlantic trips could be feasible with improved ship design.
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Ottawa
Philip Sassoon
Aix
Capital
Department of National Defence
Lakehurst Field
Deny Charges Against Moscow Millionaires
London report quotes Edward Carnock former secretary British Mission in Moscow denying any link to Kyril Prove and Vladimir Prove, two ex mission residents alleged to have supplied mobilization plans. He cautions arrests risk innocent deaths amid a string of scandals since the mission’s withdrawal.
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Moscow
Kyril Prove
Vladimir Prove
Res
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Eeares
Robert Howeson
Lenin
Hospital For Paralysis Edmonton Opens Temporary Infantile Paralysis Ward
The Provincial Government plans a temporary hospital in Edmonton for infantile paralysis patients during recovery. Arrangements will begin after a survey on overall need and patient intake across the province. Patients will be drawn from all parts of the province.
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Edmonton
New England Editor Sees Bright Outlook, Warns President
Editor Wick Breed of the Review of Review predicts a bright outlook for the nation despite warning about the corses and challenges ahead. The survey notes two campaigns in progress as part of broader political efforts.
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Gritgh
New York
England
I Wick
Breed
Ueview
Review
Caveton Sudbury Mine Cavern Sends Railway Division Idle
A second cavern at Mond Nickel Company mine in Worthington Ontario has temporarily halted the Canadian Pacific Railway division. The east bank sloughed 100 feet and 29 feet deep but did not collapse the roadbed. Tracks remain unsafe for travel as the ground is undermined.
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Sudbury
Noted Schooner Sold For 1490 In San Pedro
A two masted schooner aboard which Jack London wrote The Sea Wolf was sold for 1490 at San Pedro. The Saucy Lass, once owned by London, was transferred to Mrs Char mian Corney Jones of Los Angeles. The vessel's registry details and origin trace to Victoria British Columbia and Panama, with reported actions on the coast of Lower California.
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San Pedro
Jack London
United States
Wzitehal
Charmian Corney Jones
Los Angeles
California
Victoria
B.C
Panam
Panama
Careful Drying of Wheat May Save Millions
A Canadian report warns that adverse weather has left much wet grain, risking millions in losses from poor quality dried grain. Proper drying this year could prevent heavy European sales losses and benefit producers directly.
Ontario Premier Ferguson Prefers Western Coal Policy
Premier Ferguson of Ontario stated there will be no constitutional amendments or changes to the British North America Act. He dismissed proposals for a union with Western coal pricing as absurd and said Ontario would be willing to pay a higher price if necessary to use domestic coal. He noted Canada should benefit from American capital but objects to sending Canadian money across the border, advocating careful study of Western coal options.
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Ferguson Winaipes
Ottawa
Howard Fermason
Ontario
Winnipes
West
Eli Rence Agen Fon
Canada
Fergus
Soviet style? King Berlin case at Sinaia palace
Reports from Bucharest describe a cerebr spinal meningitis outbreak at the Royal Palace in Sinaia Romania. King Michael remains in the Carpathians as authorities order precautionary measures.
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Berlin
Bucharest
Sinaia
Romania
Michael
Carpathians
Armistice Predicted After Mexican Election Visit
Exiled Melarchbishop Leopald Rutz arrived here predicting an armistice in Mexico following the presidential election. He spoke of Felizious warfare ending soon and urged peaceful resolution amid regional tension.
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Mexico
Leopald Rutz
Mel
Governor General at Jasper Park in formal portrait
The Governor General and Lady Willingdon with the Vice Regal party posed for a formal photograph at Jasper National Park. Attendees included Lord Willingdon, Viscount Willingdon, Mr. Ashton, Mrs. Davis, Captain Freeman Thomas, and other officials as part of a quiet holiday stage with several outings in the park.
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Jasper National Park
Incheon
Rozp
Maor
E. A. Ashton
Ottawa
Ashton
Robert H. Davis
New York Sun
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Tle
Osborne
Davis
Mr. Knight
Ceath
Ruby Hardingemands
Mr Knight
Freeman-Thomas
Freeman Thomas
J. Jarvis
Melville
Lord Wardinge
Canadian National Railway
Plan for Coming Year in Aviation Program
A Philadelphia aviation program outlines new initiatives and funding aims for the year. Highlights include investments by Levine and JG Fokker, development of aircraft and instruments to reduce hazards, and support for an air expedition under General Nobile. The Engineers Club of Philadelphia funds will back research to improve safety, including a gold medal for reducing aviation dangers.
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New York
Levine
Anthony JG
Fokker
Pia
Avett
Nobile
Trans Atlantic
Chamberlin
Chub
Philadepita
Women and Senate Eligibility Question Submited
Ottawa reports the government will submit to the Supreme Court the question of whether women are eligible to sit in the Senate. The ruling concerns the definition of person in the North Amores Act and whether authorities can designate qualified persons to sit in the Senate as in the House of Commons. The government also seeks Privy Council leave to appeal Albert transfer of natural resources before the Supreme Court for a final ruling.
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Supreme Cou
Senate
House of Commons
Privy Council
Albert
Supreme Court
Timago
Final Payment on Pool Wheat Announced
Winnlyes nineteen million dollars on sh op of Pool wheat was announced by J. McPhail president alan Wheat Pool Of the total amount the Alberta Pool receives four million four hundred eighty seven thousand eight hundred seventy six dollars aut the toba Pool Phil The formal Central Province balance Ming Agency 10 Pools represent for deducting all war used by the Central Agency such as storage charges and administration the proceeds As in previous year expenses crop wise between grades have been adjusted in the final payments which reflect the actual price certaryion on The final payments make the total price on the principal follows Number one Northern forty two Number one Durum one hundred forty five Now two Northern one hundred twenty seven and one half Number three one hundred thirty one Number four five one hundred nine Mr McPhail stated that he carrying charges and and provincial pools from the final payment there were rial and elevator reserves which are credited to the individual Members receive interest on the money sent by them to their Pool an elevator reserve which is wed to provide facilities The administrative expenses of the Central Selling Agency for the crop Year of 1926 21 according to Mr McPhail were covered by a deduction of less than 4 of a cent per bushel The distribution of over nineteen million dollars brings the grand total aid by the Pools since the Alberta Pool started in 1929 to over six hundred seventy million dollars water.
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Winnlyes
J. McPhall
Alan Wheat
Aw Ewan
Alberta
Toba
Tral Central Provine
Ming
Centrals
McPaul
McPhail
Alberts « Paol
Geneva Meet Reaches Crucial Stage in Talks
The Geneva conference moves to a crucial stage as nations debate a draft treaty. Delegates from Germany France and the United States clash over Article V authorizing wartime restrictions and emergency measures. The US envoy urges wording to cover war and scarcity while committees will refine the core provisions.
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Geneva
Prac
Dhe
Luce
Coiention
Mugh Ro Wiivon
United States
Switzerland
Beam system of radio to guide future improvements says Marconi
William Marconi, representing Halys, touts beam radio as the future of wireless tech. He demonstrates narrow 1–3 degree beam, claiming energy concentration boosts receiving signals up to 200 times and reduces need for massive power. Cable may remain secret but wireless offers speed and practicality.
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Marconi
Washington
William Marconi
Haly
Radio Teleyriny
Beth Bogs
Marcond
Alberta survey to map potential farm lands northward
A government survey party from the Department of Agriculture will travel north this week to inspect vacant lands along the railway corridor from Edmonton to British Columbia. The mission aims to assess soil quality, grain suitability, mixed farming potential, and transportation access for future settlement opportunities.
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Esry
Ume
Department of Agriculture
Triporn
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