New League Proposal Emerges From English Publisher
Ralph D Mumenfeld, editor of the London Fx Frew, advocates a Ceterade Springs Cole plus a League of Nations variant. He criticizes the present board as ineffective and argues a compact pact between Great Britain and the United States could maintain order among minor states, aiming to recover from global catastrophe.
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Cole
League of Nations
Ralph D Mumenfeld
London
Fx Frew
Carnegie Mdowment For International Peace
League of Nations Board
Great Britain
United States
Wtill
Canadian Egg Laying Contest Winners Named at Ottawa
In Ottawa Ontario the Canadian and Ontario egg laying contests conclude after 51 weeks with 1400 hens. Premier honors go to T. H. Haywood of Langford BC whose White Leghorns laid 2 274 eggs totaling 4 points. Second prize goes to W Bradley of Langford BC with 2 265 eggs and 2220 5 points. Third place earned by J H Jackson of Dover Kent with 2 178 8 points. The Canadian test produced 131 999 eggs from 500 birds in the week long event.
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Ottawa
Ontario
T. H. Haywood
Langford
B.C
W. Bradley
Iso
J. H. Jackson
Yort Dover
Arm River Election Narrows Race To Waugh Victory
Regina Arm River vote returns show Dr. J T Waugh capturing the vacant seat by a clear margin over Stewart Adrian. Encouraging weather and campaign breaks boosted turnout with about 6 000 registered voters and a total poll around 6 517, roughly sixty one percent of possible votes.
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Regina
J.T. Waugh
Arm River
Stewart Adrian
Lst
Wolf Attack Ends in Farmer's Fatal Victory
A starving wolf attacked 70-year-old farmer Joseph Girard in Ste. Rose de Lima Saguenay district. After a ten minute struggle the farmer hit the wolf with a rock, killing it. The incident ends with the wolf slain and the man safe.
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Ticoutimique
Joseph Girard
Ste. Rose de Lima
Sagnay
Founal
Earning Living In Circus Paris
The Jans Mid reports Alexander Lubkoff husband of Princess Victoria Schaumburg Lippe and brother in law to the former Kaiger is under contract to perform in a cavalry act in Paris during the winter season.
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Paris
Jans Mid
Alexander Lubkoff
Victoria Schaumberg-Lippe
Kaiger
Unemployment Decline in Ottawa October Report
Ottawa October unemployment shows a fall from 1,036,91 in the previous month to 9,8891 persons, with 6,627 employers recorded in the aggregation. The data reflect a dip at the start of October and indicate changes in employment activity for the period.
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Ottawa
Ota
Stas
Postpones Pacific Flight Plan by Baron Von Huenfeld
Baron Gunther von Huenfeld, fresh from Germany, postpones a Pacific crossing citing the season as too late. He remains undecided and plans to return to Gere toamy.
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Tokio
Gunther von Huenfeld
Germany
Pacific
Geretoamy
Scientist in England claims gravity negation discovery
Reports from West Hartlepool say young England scientist Tate claims to have overcome gravity by a secret metal composition. He demonstrated a metal watch floating briefly, then another metal suspended without support, suggesting a new force derived from known forces. Experts doubt the claim but acknowledge potential if proven.
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England
London
Engh
H Tate
West Hartie Pool
Tate
Straits Clear Of Ice Ottawa Ont
Ice conditions reported in Hudson Straits show a few icebergs and a film of ice near the shore while the seaway remains clear. The Montcalm, a Canadian government steamer under Major N B McLean, is off Button Islands Labrador awaiting full navigation closure. Wireless stations along the straits and to Churchill coordinate with Ottawa authorities.
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Ottawa
Hudson Straits
Sermer, Montcalm
N. B. McLean
Button Islands
Labrador
Major McLean
Churchill
Federal Department of Marine and Fisheries
Mistake Island
Fort Churchill
North American Mining Exploration Company
Baker Lake
Chesterfield Inlet
New Elevator Opens at Port Arthur Ontario Pool Complex
A record setting single unit elevator, number seven, 7 200 000 bushels capacity, was opened in Port Arthur Ontario. Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba wheat pools officials attended led by A J McPhail. The Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Ltd owns the facility based in Regina. The 1100 foot long structure has 225 tanks and 125 foot high tanks with a 210 foot work house. Construction finished in 149 days from concrete pour.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Skatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba Wheat Pools
A. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers, Ltd
C. Burnell
Manitoba Pool
L. D. Newitt
Alberta Pool
Sasatchewan Pool Elevators Ltd
Regina
Currie to Resume Duties At McGill After Short Absence
Arthur Currie will not resume duties as principal of McGill University for about two months. A cable to acting principal Dr. Charles Martin says Currie has fully recovered and is vacationing in the south of France. He is expected back shortly before or during the Christmas season. Toronto reports note W H Price says the Crown will aid Wm Haskins of London seeking a new trial or bail pending review after a five year manslaughter sentence.
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Montreal
Que
Arthur Currie
McGill University
Charles Martin
Sir Arthur
France
Toronto
Ontario
W. H. Price
Wm. Haskins
London
Chinese Student Found Guilty in Bride Murder
New York law student Eng Chung Yi Tao was convicted of murdering his bride Wai Sheung Miao in Shanghai. He received a death sentence, marking a sensational case tied to a young Chinese American couple and a fatal dispute.
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Carline
Chung Yi Tao
New York
Wai Sheung Miao
Wheat Pool Denial Over Holding Up Wheat Prices
Manitoba Wheat Board secretary Ramsay denies that the Canadian Wheat Pool is withholding wheat to raise flour and bread prices in England Canada. He says shipments are not being retarded but prices are not being offered freely. He notes farmers and non pool members share concern over current price levels and non pool members are storing grain awaiting better prices.
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Man EE Ramsay
Manitoba
England
Jobedy
Canada
Mr. Ramsay
Ramsay
World's Record Saskatchewan Cow Moo se Holds Butterfat Crown
According to official figures a Saskatchewan cow named Canary Korndyke Alcartra owned by Ben H. Thomson Boharm holds the world's championship for butterfat. In a 305 day test she produced 1 080 pounds of butterfat and 26 396 pounds of milk averaging 4 04 butterfat. The cow was milked three times daily and fed on Brae feed.
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Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Ben H. Thomson
Boharm
Canada
Hhs
Maritime coal via Hudson Bay route eyed for west Canada
Winnipeg reports that Maritime provinces weigh shipping coal to western points through Churchill after Hudson's Bay Railway completion. CN director Hance J. Jokan of Amherst NS says maritime coal could move to Sydney and Cape Breton ports to load coal for grain boats. Talks with CPR on Peace River rails and Alberta Northern ownership loom as Sir Henry Thornton's England trip ends.
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Winnipeg
Maritime
Churchill
Hudson's Bay Railway
Hance J. Jokan
Amherst
N.S
Canadian National Railways
Logan
Maritimes
Canada
Bay
Sydney
Cape Breton
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railway
Peace River
Henry Thornton
England
C.N.R
CPR
Alberta Northern Lines
Sir Henry
Canadian colonization chief plans British settlers to Canada
Chief Commissioner Dennis of the Department of Colonization and Development, Canadian Pacific Railway, a long-time expert on settlement issues, has recently concluded important plans with the British Government for moving British settlers to Canada.
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Dennis
CLG
Department of Colonization and Development
Canadian Pacific Ralway
Canada
Soviet Air Routes to Link East and Europe by Next Spring
The Soviet Air Transportation Company will open more than 5,000 miles of new air lines next spring to supplement inadequate railroad service. Plans add Siberia to the European network with a daily 2000 mile eastward route to Irkutsk in cooperation with Luft Hansa, cutting travel from five days by train to about 26 to 30 hours with night flying. Another line will connect Alma Ata with Novosibirsk along the Turkestan Siberian railway corridor, and several Volga Valley routes are planned, all to be flown by German airliners.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Ir Transportation Company
Siberia
Irkutsk
Luft Hansa
Alma Ata
Leon Trotsky
Novosibirsk
Turkestan- Siberian
Volga Valley
Premier Tolmie Calls Federal Help on Roads
Premier S F Tolmie told the Vancouver Board of Trade that Ottawa should restore the 1919 to 1925 policy offering grants to provinces for trunk road building. He urged federal aid as roads become central to modern government activity and noted the Dominion government uses many roads via post office and other departments.
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Tolmie
B.C
Vancouver
S. F. Tolmie
Vancouver Board of Trade
Dominion
Four youths die in Catalina crash plane strikes mountain
Four youths perished when a Ryan Brougham monoplane crashed into the Catalina mountains while in flight searching for Bill Hyatt. The craft caught fire, burned, and was demolished. all occupants died in the flames.
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Tugson
Ayiz
Ryan Brougham
Catalina Mountains
Bill Hyatt
Interprovincial Swine Club Tests Winnipeg Teams
Canadian National Railways has prepared for the interprovincial boys and girls swine club contest to be held on November 21. Six provinces will participate, with provincial results deciding the teams to Toronto. Boys and girls teams earn trips to Niagara Falls and a Donalla Farms visit near Toronto. Roland Manitoba has won the WD Robb Trophy in the past two years, with gold medals awarded to the provincial winners.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Niagtara Falls
Donalla Farms
Toron
Roland
Manitoba
Dredge for Gold Syndicate to Test River Near Medicine Hat
A syndicate of local men with Vancouver and U S capital leases ninety miles of river front below Medicine Hat Alberta and conducts tests for gold dredging. Thirty years ago similar activity used hand panning with returns around four dollars daily for experts. George L Helms of San Francisco works as the engineer in charge of the tests.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Vancouver
United States Capital
George L. Helms
San Francisco
Noyes defends journalism at Columbia conference
New York Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star, president of the Associated Press, told industrialists that newspapers generally merit reader confidence. He cited upward trends in accuracy, breadth, and ethics over 50 years, noting human error but insisting intent is fair depiction. He defended press against unwarranted attacks, stressing evenhandedness and rare corruption.
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New York
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Associated Press
Columbia University
Noyes
Report on Work at Churchill This Season
Ottawa Ontario says the department of railways and canals will issue a full report by SW MacLachlan chief engineer on site inspection. Harbor works progress as planned all season though harbor readiness lags rail completion. No accidents this season and overall progress pleases the department.
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Ottawa
Department of Railways and Canals
SW MacLachlan
Partment
Five Thousand Miners Remain in Canada in 1919
Five thousand Bri miners who arrived in Canada this year under government auspices have left for home. 3890 have returned, leaving many in Winnipeg awaiting work. Farm placements and job arrangements have been made for those remaining, with official responsibility ending next February.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Winn'peg
Old Country
Submarine Explored Antarctic Potential by Sir Wilkins
Montevideo reports Sir George Hubert Wilkins contemplates using a submarine to explore the Antarctic. He sails on the Whaler Heritoria toward De an Island, noting readiness could take up to two years and hoping British government support. The project aims to gather data on currents sea life and chemistry.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Heritoria
Dean Island
Antarctic
Clean Law Administration Bridge Columbia Will Not Resort
Victoria British Columbia police will operate on a clean above board basis and will not use stool pigeons or agents to persuade people to break the law. Attorney General FL HL Pooley stated that such practices are unacceptable and will never form part of provincial police methods.
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Bridge Columbia
Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
FL HL Pooley
Pooley
Government and DA Probe Bank Accounts Tied to Bootlegers
The United States Government and District Attorney Monaghan lead a grand jury probe into rum runners and police corruption. They seek the owners of 16 bank accounts holding nearly 12 million dollars to determine if bootleggers deposited the funds and whether income taxes were paid on them.
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Philadelphia
United States
Monaghan
Grand Jury
US residents in Canada may vote in presidential election
Toronto consulate announced that US citizens in Canada have the right to vote in the approaching presidential election. An official inquiry into the Western Canada Airways crash near Calgary will be started by High River fair station officers, as released by the Department of National Defence.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Western Canada Airways
Calgary
High River Fair
Department of National Defence
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Waugh
Bers
Prairie
Port
Royal Winer Fair
Wilkins
Clean Law Administration
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