Saskatchewan Premier Gardiner on immigration and land issues
Saskatchewan Premier Gardiner asserts no fear of a central European immigrant menace and discusses possible federal action on provincial police powers. He questions land ownership by American speculators, notes railway land tax exemptions, and mentions migration associations and wild lands taxation amid provincial and federal policy debates.
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Cavaton
Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Primier Ferceson
Ontario
Canada
Amy
Ga Giver
Royal Caudian Mounted Police
Saskatchens
British Taymigration Association of
Fo Semioration Department
Toronto
British Framigrantor
Gwan
Heavy grain bookings for Vancouver to UK and continent
Western Canadian wheat totaling 36,000,000 bushels booked for November and December to the United Kingdom and continent. December alone for 20,000,000 bushels. January bookings reach 19,009,000 bushels with space for 6,000 more.
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Vancourer -Veran
United Kingdom
Research Bureau Of Education Urged At Meeting
Dr BA LED from Manitoba urged establishing a central research bureau of education at the fourteenth annual Canadian Educational Asset meeting. He argued such a bureau would aid provinces without infringing core educational prerogatives and focus on improving teaching methods and material.
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Revert
Fietener Winnler
R BA
Depstuter
Education
Manitoba
Bareau
de. Flere
Noted Author Tarkington Loses Right Eye Sight
New York author Booth Tarkington creator of Monsie Beaucaire and Weprod tales disclosed from his Keansport home that he has lost the sight of his right eye after a year of gradual decline from a burst blood vessel. Doctors in Indianapolis treat to save his left eye which has improved slightly and now he can use it in his work.
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New York
Booth Tarkingt
Monsiere Beaucaire
Weprod
John Ray Newcoth
Indianapolis
Keanebuckport
Mr. Tarkington
Mr Tarkington
King George Expresses Gratitude Over South Africa Flag Settlement
In Cape Town King George expresses heartfelt satisfaction at the amicable settlement of the flag controversy. The message was read in the House of Assembly by Premier J B M Hertzog with applause. He hopes the spirit of tolerance and goodwill continues to unite all parties for the common good.
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King George
Cape Town
South Africa
South
House of Assembly
J BM. Hertzog
Victory Loans Redeemed in Ottawa Bond Retirements
Hon J A Robb announces the retirement of twenty nine million dollars in Victory loan bonds from revenue with eight million dollars in notes maturing November 15 likely to be redeemed. A further fifty three million dollars in 5 percent Victory loan due December 1 is noted, with implications for revenue funding. Consulate at Nanking reports a safe break in and theft of colonial silver beir bequeathings and consular volumes misappropriated, prompting concern over security and street hawking of late correspondence.
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Ottawa
Canada
J A. Robb
Robb
Victory
Nanking
Peking
United Mediate
John K. Davia
Leghorn hen sells for 500 at UBC poultry sale
The University of British Columbia poultry department sold a White Leghorn hen named F. 319 for 500 dollars. Exhibited at Ottawa last summer, the hen laid 335 eggs in 365 days. Purchaser was Sansome of New York.
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Poultry Department
University of British Columbia
Ottawa
Sansome
Wie
Conn
X Rays Aid Hunger Detection Found by Baylor Doctors
Baylor University doctors in Paltas Texas report using X rays to tell if a person is hungry by observing stomach muscle contractions. Experiments have tracked henger contractions, and recent work shows the action can be clearly observed.
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Paltas
Tex
Baylor Uniersity
Hare
League of Nations Grows Toward Universal Scope
Report notes the United States now participates in nearly all league activities including political and economic work. Observers say eight years of experience show broad engagement while Ecuador remains the sole major country not yet collaborating, signaling the league’s global reach expanding.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Learse
Expe
Toth He Moviek
Guveensaint
Turkey
Storm Death Toll From British Isles Shipwrecks
London reports a rising death toll across the British Isles as gales reach 90 mph. In Ireland, 50 shipwreck deaths are recorded with 31 sailors drowned at Cleghin Bay, 19 at Enniskea and Lackan, while 17 vessels were destroyed per Lloyds. Officials say thousands of homes wrecked by floods and wind.
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British Isles
London
Ireland
Clesgin Bay
Enniskea
Lackan
Lloyd's
Conditions in Canada Belief of Excellent Trade Outlook
SAYS CONDITIONS IN CANADA ARE NOW EXCELLENT London industrial outlook for 1628 is good says F W Field senior British trade commissioner in Canada on his arrival at Liverpool aboard the Albertic. He notes strong desire for greater UK investment and a growing interest from British business and investors in Canada this year. He cites the Prince of Wales and Premier Baldwin tour as influential.
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London
Canada
F. W. Field
Liverpool
Dominion
United Kingdom
Field
Prince of Wales
Stanley Baldwin
Empire Mining
Uroucht
Empire
Montreal
Mr Field
Cross Channel Airfare War Drives Paris London Fares Down
A price war between French and British airplane firms on the London Paris route prompts cuts in both first and second class fares. French officers announce plans to shorten journey time to about two hours using Lioret Oliver engines, while rail options remain slightly cheaper in time and cost.
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London
Paris
French Air Union
Imperial Airways
Alberta Mine Strike Ends Reopening Most Mines
The Canadian union coal miners strike in Alberta ended with most mines resuming operations under open shop conditions. About 1,000 workers were affected as one mine remained idle due to dynamite damage. Thorn ton of the Canadian National Railways was invited to Mexico City by President Calles to study the rail system and propose reorganization for solvency.
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Soo
Messeu Gig Aie Mteary Wy. Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Mexico City
National Railways
Treasury Department
Sir Henry
Calles
Windsor Shield Gift From Windsor Ontario to London
The Windsor Forest shield bearing Windsor Ontario’s municipal arms was sent as a friendship gift to Windsor, England. Presented at Canada House in Trafalgar Square, it was received by Lucien Pacaud, acting High Commissioner for Canada, with thanks to the Canadian city.
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Ontario
Windsor
Rasknd
Canadian Pacific Express Co
Montclare
Windsor Forest
Gelasta
Ashtown
Canada House
Trafalgar Square
London
Lucien Pacaud
Canada
Jackson
Wied
New Bay Line adds 70 miles of track and better links
A new service plan on the Hudson's May Railway adds 70 miles of line with improved connections at The Pas to Winnipes trains. Trains will depart The Pas Thursdays at 11 am, reach Pikewhone at 11 pm, depart Pikewhone at 2 am, and arrive at the present terminal 285 at 6 am with further service to The Pas at 6 am. The revised section Mile 286 to Mile 2 will run Sundays, arriving at 6 pm the same day and leaving The Pas for The Pas at 4 pm Monday. The Pas will be reached at 4 pm Monday. Trains from Winnipes arrive Wednesday, while Pas to Winnipes trains depart 6:20 am Monday.
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Winnipes
Man
The
Pats
Winnince
Hudson's May Railway
Oerfec Tharway
Pas
Pikewhone
of Steel
Isa
Winnipee
Thesday
Post Office Declares War on Small Envelopes
The Post Office Department fights tiny envelopes and dainty mailers amid a shortage of small sizes. Dismissed as an unnecessary burden by manufacturers, these envelopes may vanish as new cancellation machines and policy reduce or end production of smallest sizes.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
Milady
All Canadian Dinner At Ganaga Agriculture Jubilee
An all Canadian dinner will feature at the celebration of Ganaga's agricultural jubilee during the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto from November 16 to 10. Hon. W R Mourswell, Dominion minister of agriculture, announced he will host on behalf of the Federal Government. Only food produced in Canada will be served.
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Ganaga
Ottawa
Royal Agricultural
Toronto
Canada
W. R. Mou Srwell
Dominion
Starved Japanese Ship Crew Perishes at Sea
Port Townsend reports the Japanese fishing boat Kiyo Yei Maru drifted for seven months after its engine failed. The seven remaining crew members succumbed to starvation, with scant remains and a few decayed bones found aboard. Aboard the vessel, a few barely legible Japanese characters on a board offered a bleak record of their fate.
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Port Townsend
United States
Fach
No Demand Yet for Rural Credit Scheme
Ottawa will not establish the final Rural Credits Board until at least one province indicates desire to operate the scheme. Finance officials say the act requires provincial enabling legislation and that no province has shown interest. Alberta unofficially signals possible entry, but no other province has acted as the year 192 remains in doubt.
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Ottawa
Hlon J. A. Robb
Finance Department
Alberta
Earl T
Marels
Apell St
Japan Would Welcome Canadian Envoy for Trade Ties
Vancouver reports N Matsunaga, retiring consul general for Japan in Ottawa, says Japan would welcome a Canadian envoy as a direct representative of the Wan government. He notes strong trade and political relations between Canada and Japan have grown from six to more than a stated figure.
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Vancouver
Wan
N. Matsunaga
Japan
Oitawa
Yokio
Matsunaga
Asking Protection For Salmon Fields In Ottawa Meeting
Ottawa delegates including N. Ells of Vancouver plan to press federal officials on inland waters conservation and a possible closed season to protect salmon. Meanwhile Hamilton reports a narcotic ring investigation and fourteen missing girls in the city since June, linked to deceitful promises. A separate sports note hints at a possible contest between air squadrons and a bridge squadron claiming a three times around the world distance.
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Ottawa
Iringh Cokindla
N. Ells
Vancouver
Hamilton
Flying Coat Loudon
Ox Ang
Boat Shell
Elaima
Amassed Fortune Giver Joseph Wopelio Dies at 83
Joseph Wopelio, aged 83, left a large fortune built from cab driving, lumber logging, and later a financial business bearing his name. He amassed an estimated wealth of about 100 400, and his career spanned multiple industries before his passing.
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Joseph Wopelio
Ma Man
Mexico City President Calles cancels boycott decree
President Calles has cancelled last May’s decree forbidding departments to make purchases from the United States as a reprisal. The measure, aimed at the United States, is repealed, easing tensions and restoring trade channels between Mexico and the U.S. as officials reassess economic policies.
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U.S
Mexico City
Calles
United States
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Research Bureau of Education
Mildred Bennett
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