Cabinet review delays Western rail rates case hearing
The government discussed suspending action on the Railway Commission judgment and delaying hearings. Premier King spoke at a cabinet meeting as 16 ministers weighed strategy. Western provinces seek consent to move the case to Canada’s Supreme Court, with a tentative hearing slated around late November or December.
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Tharailay
Go Cromenta
Dictslom
Ue Board of Railway Compmiss
Mess
King Xmnounerd
Crow's Nest
Drala
Railway Commission
Rall‘way Commission
Supreme Court of Canada
Grand champion steer matchless duke wins at Guelph
In Guelph Ontario the final day of the inter fair featured market cattle judging. The grand champion steer was Jon Kopas from Flora Ontario with Matchless Duke after a tough contest against the Manitoba Agricultural College Aberdeen Angus winner.
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Teer
Guelph
Jon Kopas
Flora, Ont
Duke
Aberdeen Angus
le Manitoba Agricultural College
Earthquake Hits Java Batavia Kills 200 Missing
Severe quake shocks Java island Batavia reports 200 killed numerous missing landslides destroy Manyamative central residency Wembley Star leaves for London Canadians and railway officials depart Wembley for Canada New Zealand and Australian delegates return home via Canada. Also Ontario debates banning canned meat and alcohol extracts while Lake freight rates show no advance. Paris honors first flight in France in 1906 Bagatelle memorial unveiled. Kingston report notes ex provincial treasurer Pieter Smith begins three year term. Nobel Prize in Literatur awarded to Polish writer Reymont.
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Wembley
London
Canada
New Zealand
Reparations Commission Communique Outlines Mobilization Plan
A fragmented note from the Reparations Commission details a plan for reorganization to take effect by January. The communique, issued by the general secretary, references creation of organizations under the experts plan and a substantial functional evaluation of these bodies.
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Commission
Parations Commission
King Fuad Confident On Sovereignty Extension Prospect
In a throne speech opening the Egyptian Parliament King Fuad asserted confidence that Britain will grant an extension of sovereignty. He cited the visit of Premier Said Zagloul Pasha to Great Britain as not yet opening negotiations but expressed belief the result would come. He urged unity of the people and solidarity to safeguard Nile rights in both parts of the valley.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fuad
Premater
Zagloul Pasha
Great Britain
Valley of the Nile
Conference on natural resources shifts to provinces
Ottawa Premier Greenfeld of Alberta travels this month for talks on returning public lands and minerals to the province. No inter-provincial conference is planned, with Manitoba and Saskatchewan not proposing a joint meeting. Proposals favor a western driven approach, with each province handling its own resources.
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Ottawa
Greenfeld
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ern
Ise Aeroing Alpeaients
Border Patrol Strengthened at U S-Canada Boundary
A dispatch from Winnipeg reports the United States border patrol to be strengthened with 459 men to curb illegal entries from Manitoba and Ontario into North Dakota and Minnesota. The move follows the end of the Canadian harvest and a rise in attempts to immigrate illegally.
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U.S
Washington
United States Immigration Border Patrol
Winnipeg
United States Border Patrol
North Dakota
Minota
Manitoba
Ontario
Wembley Exhibition Revival Plans By British Government
Stanley Baldwin announces the government will reopen the Wembley exhibition next year reviving interest in the fair and literature. Major Tommie states Canada plans a larger participation and an expanded second exhibition. France will pay Canada 5 657 000 toward war debt on December 31. Canadian High Commissioner Larkin notes a reconciliation step. Fatal explosion at Grand Rapids Post Office kills two, one dying, twelve injured. devastation costs about 50000 dollars.
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Stanley Baldwin
Wembley
Tomiie Staveu
Ottaw
Canada
Rance
London
P. C. Larkin
France
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich
Rioting Skater Politician Defends Russia Speech
An unidentified speaker denounces Russia under the czar and praises the oppressed masses while criticizing the current government. The talk condemns international disease labels and promises to advance humanity based on core principles in future engagements.
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Pettone
Russa
Russia
Rasstag
Lenert
Goldman
Call Another Conference On Tax Problem
Ottawa reports a resolution from a closing conference session urging a further conference among Hon J A Robb and seven provincial governments. It cites the need for inter provincial dialogue to address administration problems and improve economies, with an agenda covering overlapping departments, income tax, sales tax exemptions, subsidies, railroads, inter provincial relations, and broader tax reduction measures.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Mini
French Scheme To Lower Living Cost
A translated article outlines a French scheme to reduce living costs. It discusses imported tea and a government push to convince the premier to urge the agriculture minister to pursue related actions. Charles Dickems’ place in Gads Till Place becomes a young Indies boarding school.
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Charles Dickems
Gadstill Place
Await Return of Chief Commissioner on Crow's Nest Appeal
Ottawa reports the Crow's Nest railway rates case awaits the chief commissioner’s return from the west before any leave to appeal is heard. The cabinet has deferred a suspension request and may consider both law and fact questions in the commission’s ruling and powers.
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Crow's Nest
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Supreme Court
Railway Commission
Wheat crop estimates from Ottawa bureau report
The Ottawa statistics bureau estimates the wheat crop at 271.622 million bushels, down 26 million from the last estimate. Final last year was 471.199 million. Provisional prairie figures show Wheat 245.306 million (452.260 million) Barley 66.220 million (20.842 million) Flax 9.661 million (7.044 million).
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Ottawa
le Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Premier Bruce Eyes Early Singapore Naval Base Start
May Bula Singapore base talk reports Premier Bruce stating the British Government will push ahead with constructing the Singapore naval base and present it for decisions at the Imperial Economic Conference. Banking and finance news covers a French loan campaign and bond promotion. In Japan, Naioba is condemned to death for an assassination attempt on Prince Hirohito. trial details note the public excluded.
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Bula
Singapore
Sydney
Australia
M Bruce
Daisuke Naioba
Gvent Hirotito
Timperial
Supreme Court
British youths to study farming in Canada arrival
British youths arriving in Canada for a study program in farming join German jewelers busy in Pforheim. The group, part of Britain’s youth movement, will observe Alberta farming and western Canadian station operations at capacity as they catch up with farming conditions and rail logistics.
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Pforheim
Germany
Alberta
Quebec
Western Canada
C.tl
Castilan National Railways
Britain Mexico relations to be investigated by new cabinet
London reports that the new administration plans to reopen full attention to Britain and Mexico relations. Following De La Huerta's overthrow, the cabinet favors resuming ties via commercial groups. Foreign minister Chamberlain may appoint a committee to examine relations between the two countries.
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London
Great Belals
Mexico
de la Huerta
Weston Chamberlain
Australia Warns Empire War If Britain Attacked
Sydney premier calls for a truce and warns that Australia would automatically be at war if Britain or any part of the Empire were attacked. He argues Australia must be included in any decision to mobilize foregn supplies, preserving its deep ties to the Empire.
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Sydney
Australia
Dubbon
New South Wales
Great Britain
Pact urged by Hymans for lasting European peace
Brussels report says Foreign Minister Hymans urged an Anglo French Belgian pact as the surest security for European harmony. He noted Belgium’s post armistice hope for such a pact and praised the League of Nations protocol as a step toward disarmament and lasting peace.
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Brussels
Europe
Hymans
U S Interest in Utterance of Sir Auckland
Washington officials and British empire observers note Sir Auckland Goddarm Britt argues the United States exerts strong influence on the United Kingdom and Dominions, while Canada and relations with Britain show gradual improvement. He criticizes sending a Canadian ambassador to Washington and cites a shared stance among Western countries on the Pacific and immigration.
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Washington
United States
Conps
Sir Auckland
Britt
Westminster Hall
London
United Kingdom
Canada
Dominions
United Sea
United Simedom
Sir Auckand
Australia
New Zealand
Defeat of Victorian Labor Government in No-Confidence Vote
In Melbourne the Victorian Labor Government was defeated 24 to 25 on a motion of want of confidence. The no-confidence motion was moved by J Allan, leader of the Farmers' Party, against the government.
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Melbourne
Australia
J. Allan
Damages suit filed against Leopold and Loeb
Joliet Illinois Circuit Court records show a $100,000 damages suit against Nathan F. Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, linked to the slaying of Robert Franks, brought by Chicago taxi driver Charles Ream. CPR buys Nova Scotia land to settle Digby County colonists for about two hundred families beginning next spring.
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C.P.R
Montreal
CPR
Digby County
Nova Scotia
President urges scientific marketing to ease farm surpluses
Warrington President Conthlace addressed the annual meeting of the Association of Land Great Colleges. He warned against misfortunes in agriculture and urged farmers to refine production and marketing methods. He urged focus on distribution over production and on bridging surplus issues.
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Warrington
Ind
Oy Tent
Western Farmers Win Prizes at Guelph Fair
Western Ontario fair highlights strong western exhibitor showings with top accolades for Clydesdales and Shorthorns. Beauty Chief owned by Amos Mack of Moffat Ontario wins best bull while Wright Farms of Drinkwater Saskatchewan takes champion female on Clipper vow 2nd. Saskatchewan Manitoba exhibitors place in senior bull and stallion divisions.
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Prairie
Guelph
Wright Farms
Drinkwater
Saskatchewan
Clipper Vow
Senior Call
J. J. Miller
Clydesdales
Ben Finlayson
Brandon
Pr DD. Rela
Canora
Saskas
Ohn Bryce
Arcola
Sask
Maud Drift Plan Abandoned As Ship Seeks Safety
Otto Sverdrup relayed news from the Maud stating an unfavorable message and the crew may abandon the planned drift past the North Pole. Fridtjof Nansen interpreted the message as the vessel seeking to return to Bering Strait, constrained by dwindling supplies and reliance on sails to reach safety.
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Christiania
Otto Sverdrup
Todd Anmundsen
North Pole
Yr Fridijof Nansen
Bering Strat
Premier Greenfield Heads East for Colonization Policy
To aid landholders premier Greenfield travels east with a definite colonization policy. The Edmonton report notes 100k funding accompanies him as he leaves to discuss policy with mortgage lenders in Toronto. The aim is to address Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District landowners financial affairs and align with southern Alberta investments.
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Iberia
Edmonton
Greenfield
Lethbridge
Toronto
Alberta
Robbery by Bogus Radio Inspectors Hits Montreal Home
In Montreal two impostor inspectors forced entry into Mrs Zoe Mallotte home bound and gagged her, stole rings from her fingers, two gold watches from a bureau, and seized as much family silver as they could.
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Montreal
Zoe Mallotte
Spread of Bubonic Plague Hits British India Quarters
An outbreak of bubonic plague has erupted in the native quarter of Trimalgiri near here, already causing about 4000 deaths. One victim reported is a British trooper.
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British India
Trimalgiri
Here
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