Dominion loan plan aids private buyers in Canada
A 1925 Dominion loan scheme aims to broaden access for smaller private buyers by syndicating a larger issue and channeling funds through private foresters. The plan seeks to distribute costs and promote feeder connections, reflecting Canada’s credit strength and investors’ continued demand for Canadian securities in major world markets.
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Poileys
Ppeibie
New Dominion
Xay
Canada
Cari
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Officers Elected for 1925 24
D C MacLachlan tied to Western Elevator Company was chosen president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange for 1925 24. A Thompson of International Meeratator Company and N J Breen of Lake of the Woods Milling Company named vice presidents. Dr Robert Magill re elected secretary by acclamation. The executive council for the coming year was also selected.
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Winnipeg
D.C. MacLachlan
Man Parr
Western Elevator Company
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Exchange
A. Thompoe
International Meerator Company
N. J. Breen
Lake of the Woods Milling Company
Robert Magill
Curnasiter
Western Australia restricts labor to British subjects
The government of Western Australia will not employ foreigners in land clearing for cultivation funding. Banks will advance settlers’ funds only if workers are British subjects. The move follows reports foreigners secure a large share of clearing work.
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Government of
Western Australia
Perth
Australia
Agricultural Bank
Hero Boris Stops Runaway Team In Daring Jump
In Landen a growing industry sees firms hiring cats to control vermin in offices and warehouses. A local hero named Boris leapt from a moving vehicle to halt a herd of runaway horses, earning acclaim for his brave action.
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Boris
Hero
Delyor
Landen
Cabinet Ministers Sworn In Amid Reorganization Sparks
The cabinet ministers were sworn in in a formal ceremony with Prime Minister La Pas presiding. Key officials include Lemaire as privy consul, with changes anticipated as days pass due to illness and parliamentary adjustments. WS Fielding retires after decades of service as reshuffles unfold.
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Ae Min Deter
Fener
Mom
Shield Edged in History Returns to Quebec City
A historic shield escutcheon, carried from England after the siege and capitulation of Quebec, was officially presented to Quebec City as a goodwill offering from England to French Canadians. Hon. PC Larkin and Lt. Gov. N. Perodea presided over the unvesting ceremony, with the shield handed to Quebec by the Canadian high commissioner in London.
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Quebec
City
England
Colueldent
Plaine of Abraham
Walle
Murray
Th L
Hastings
PC. Larkin
Canadian High Commission
London
N. Perodea
Canadians Returning to Canada From U S in 1925 Quietly Rising
Canadians who had resided in the United States for six months or longer and then returned to Canada totalled 82 449 in the first three months of the 1925 fiscal year from April 1 to June 30 1925. Of these 16 from Great Britain Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State 5 207 from the United States and 12 048 from other countries the rest largely from Norway. The Dominion immigration department began recording returnees on April 1 1924 and by end of last June 2 926 had come back.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ofton
Department of Immigration
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irieh Free State
United States
Norsane
Dominion
Lincs
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Dease Lake Promise Not Fulfilled Drives Miner Trek
Disappointed miners retreat from Dease Lake placer fields after hopes of quick wealth from a historic gold ramp fade. A few small stakes exist as the northern prospecting surge loses momentum following last winter’s discovery announcement and the long abandoned workings near the Kierndyke area.
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Field B.C
Caselar
Dease Lake
League of Nations studies Canada US drug extradition pact
Canada and the United States seek closer cooperation on extradition of drug offenders under a League of Nations study. A recommendation, led by a permanent opium commissioner, urges similar treaties among nations. In Berlin, police foil Ku Klux Klan cell planning a movement called Knights of the Fiery Crest with about 1,008 Germans involved.
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League of Nations
Canada
United States
League Council
Ke Klux Klan
Berlin
Knights of the Fiery Crest
Kian
Veteran editor W. M Ballantyne dies in Emerson Man
W. M Ballantyne editor of the Journal at Emerson Manitoba died suddenly at home from a stroke. A veteran reporter, he published the Journal for many years and earlier served in the weekly office. He was active in the Western Press Association and a prominent Free mason. Survived by his wife. no children.
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W. M Ballantyne
Emerson
Man
Frmerson
Garallels
Ballantyne
Jourpailem
Manitoba
Mallantyne
Owl Country
Wembley
Western Proas Association
War 8
Freemason
Ir) Henderson
Poneer
Wicrpes
Stonewall
Board for Adjusting Labor Disputes Created in Ottawa
Ottawa announces a new board of adjustment for Canadian National Railways to settle grievances over wages and working conditions for clerical station shop and other employees. The eight member body includes four from management and four from employees with rotating chairmanship and binding final decisions.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Grivy
Griev Wactors
Tralmen
Manute Cup
Australian Premier Denounces Bolsheviks In Public Address
Premier Brace denounces Bolshevik influence in Australia and pledges to seek a mandate for further action if needed to ensure peace. Warrants issued for four hundred Melbourne seamen tied to an unofficial wage strike.
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Australia
Brace
Melbourne
Grain rate case action postponed by Vancouver board
Action on the British Columbia grain rate case is deferred. The Vancouver Board of Trade cites a letter from Hap H. A. McKeown, urging that export grain rates reflect preexisting eight rates. The railway commission and government discuss measures to cope with untenant developments and radical propaganda.
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B.C
Inverston
Columbia
Vancouver
Hap HA
McKeown
Board of Railway Commissioners
Cana
Jude
Victoria
Tater
Promir Oliver
Wyoming rancher inherits British peerage titled Earl of Portsmouth
Oliver Henry Wallop of Wyoming aged 63 inherits the Seventh Earl of Portsmouth title after the death of his elder brother John Felloes Wallop in London. He will keep U S citizenship and residence, plans to stay on his 3000 acre ranch near Sheridan, Wyoming, and will visit England briefly to be invested before returning to his cattle business.
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A. J Sheriden
Wyo
Oliver Henry Wallop
Wyoming
Berl
Portmouth
John Felloes Wallop
Earl
Portsmouth
London
Sheriden
England
Wallop
Canada
Plans For Super Zeppelins And Planetary Slowdown
Plans by Zeppeline experts Dr Karl Arnstein and Capt Format Lehmann to build a GZ 1 super zeppelin twice the size of the Los Angeles ship aim to weather severe storms and be followed by even larger craft in May The project claims advancing aviation while discussions warn of Earth rotation slowing at a rate that could shift days over millennia Separately the schooner Dawn from Lunenburg NS was seized in Narragansett Bay after grounding while fleeing a patrol boat, as a Canadian schooner Conn. assists.
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Axron
de Pandit Cor
Stuatler
Angeles
Shenandoas
Dawn
Lunenberg
N.S
Narragansett Bay
Canada Not Thinking Of Annexation
Rt Hon Mackenzie King, Canada’s premier, joked during a luncheon on International Day at the Canadian National Exhibition about annexation to Britain. He said citizens of the United States might consider joining Britain, but he would oppose any annexation of Canada to the United States with all his might.
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de Watt
United States
Mackeneie King
Canada
King
Britain
Ashie
United
Unity in Canada Emphasized at Quebec Meeting
At a Quebec gathering, leaders from Ontario Quebec and Manitoba urged national unity. Speakers warned Canadians misunderstand each other yet stressed shared prosperity through a united Dominion. They highlighted British Columbia Ontario Quebec and Maritime strengths as a foundation for a stable future.
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Canada
Quebec
James Atlin
Taschereau
British Columbia
Ontario
Canada Wheat Yield Estimates By Region And Year
Canada’s 1928 wheat yield is estimated at 391 819 000 bushels with fall wheat 299 and spring wheat 124 units. Atlantic provinces report favorable weather but harvest progress varies. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show generally good yields with some reductions due to weather and pests.
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Canada
Mireshithe
Alberta
Anthracite Prices Rise Amid Strike Effects Across Canada
Reported price pressures from a coal strike threaten higher costs for consumers and industry. News notes an Ottawa area fire destroying Hawkesbury Lumber property and a disaster tally. Also cited are German wheat output, Argentine sowing area shifts, and calls to lift embargoes on Canadian goods with Japan, plus rail completion hopes in Regina.
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Warrington
Preachetto
Ain Canada
Inter
Hawkesbury
Inuber
Hawkesbury Lumber Company
Oppont
Ottawa River
RL. Blarkbury
Ottawa
Tangier report says rich Teme tribe surrenders to Spaniards
Dispatch from Tangier notes the Teme people, among Morocco’s wealthiest, surrendered conditionally to Spanish forces upon their landing at Alhucemas Bay, per the Daily Express.
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Springfeld
Department of Publict Ant Education
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Vienna
the Abende
Kishinev
Rumania
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Soviet Russia
Polls
Che Pany
Western
Nash
Nash-Stm Fegton Company
Charles Murphy
Deland
Sive
Bert
U.S
Dewatry
Rome
Soviet
Russia
Cowboy Earl
Earth
Washington
J. Case Threshing Machine Company
Tor
Canadian Pacific Lines
Krmany
Japan
Advcates Bay
Regina
Cook
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