Wheat prices rise as world supply tightens says Walker
Sydney grain expert GMS Walker argues higher wheat prices reflect tighter global supplies. He notes Australia may export about 18 million quarters, Canada around 21 million, and India shows a large exportable surplus, while Sir James Wilson’s estimates are questioned. The outlook suggests stronger prices and ongoing demand adjustments worldwide.
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Western
Canada
GMS
Walker
Sidney
Nsw
Linney and Walker
Australia
Wembley
Sweden
Balkan States
Cargass
Rusia
Warner
James Wilsoe
London Times
London
James Wilson
Argentina
Eas
India
Himes Wilson
Unis
World Wheat Shortage Forces European Imports
A report from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome warns Europe will import substantial wheat as droughts and rains devastate harvests across Great Britain Scandinavia Germany France and Italy. The forecast cites a 371000 bushel drop year over year and rising concern over grain supply. Wholesale arrests occur in Moscow amid fears of uprisings in Georgia and Azerbaijan as authorities crackdown. Reports from Leningrad note Cheka activity targeting Mensheviks, indicating tension in the capital and across the republics.
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International Instiate of Agriculture
Rone
Great Britain
Scandinavia
France
Italy
Eliet
Europe
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Checka
Georgia
M. Zinoef
Leningrad
Checka Im Etery
Kindersley Crew Report Search for Lady Kindersley
The schooner Ray Chimo carrying Lady Kindersley crew members failed to locate the vessel. They are now en route to Victoria BC to enter quarantine after a single smallpox case was reported aboard.
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Kindersley
Victoria
Cattle Exports To England Surge After Embargo Lift
Montreal figures show over 100000 head of cattle prepared for shipment to England since embargo removal. About 9000 cattle have arrived this year and shipments are expected to continue through the winter.
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England
Montreal
Premier Herriet Attacked By Communists In City
A damaged report claims Premier Herriet faced an attack by communist agitators during a city arrival. The text mangles names and events, but suggests a mob action targeting the premier amid a tense southern city setting. Street chaos and security measures followed the incident.
Approves Wireless Stations Construction Plan
The Parliament has approved building three beam wireless stations under Amalgamated Wireless Company. One will link to Canada and two to England in separate regions. Total cost not over £120,000. The stations aim to boost capacity by about sixty percent and be operational soon.
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Vancouver
Vanoner
Harbor Commissioners
Industrial Army Proposed by Veterans for Unemployed
A convention of the Army and Navy Veterans Association backed a compulsory industrial army of unemployed men from Winnipee and surrounding areas. The plan would draft able single and married workers for roadbuilding and fuel transport under federal guidance, with eligibility and duties debated.
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Veterans Advocate Army
Army and Navy Veterans’ Association
Wrangel Island Seizure Reported by Soviet Agency
Reported by Rosta News Agency that the Soviet flag was hoisted on Wrangel Island off Northern Siberia on August 20 by the Red October vessel. The ship, flying the Russian flag, departed from Petropavlovsk Kamchatka, with infantry aboard, amid a push to claim the island in the name of the Soviet Government.
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Moscow
Wrangel Island
Siberia
Rosta
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka Penins
Turko Caucasus unrest signals broader movement
Reports describe growing unrest across the Caucasus with Turkic and Muslim communities expressing discontent under Russian rule. Telegraph disruptions and troop reports surface as authorities prepare stronger measures to curb the movement spreading toward Transcaucasia amid Soviet era tensions.
British Fleet Proposal Aims to Preserve Peace at League
Geneva reports outline a proposed proto col for outlawing weapons with French and British support. The draft envisions arbitration, disarmament, and mutual aid to protect land and sea routes, with Britain ready to commit forces if peace requires. A sub committee urged inviting the United States to join in drafting a arms control convention.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Beres
Czechoslovakia
League
Great Britain
United States
Legue
Dir Co
Monument to Canadian Dead Unveiled in Bloemfontein
The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire unveiled a grey granite monument in Bloemfontein to Canadians who died in the South African War. Erected in Toronto and shipped, the 29 foot high marker lists ninety fallen soldiers and their engagements. The event was attended by the Earl of Athlone, Governor-General of South Africa, General J. B. Hertzog, and many Canadians resident there.
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Toronto
Bloemfontein
Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire
Earl of
Flood Victims Rise After Typhoon Hits Japan
Heavy typhoon floods sweep across Japan inundating multiple regions. Reports indicate as many as 100 deaths and about 40 000 homes in Tokyo area damaged. At least 300 people are missing and landslides in Chiba prefecture have caused casualties.
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Japan
Tokio
Chiba Prefecture
Coal Famine Threatens Alberta Miners Strike Fund Appeal
An appeal from United Mine Workers District 18 Alberta asks for loans to sustain the strike against wage cuts. Winnipeg trades leaders discuss funds for striding miners as coal supplies to western Canada remain unsettled. The Board of Trade has not secured clear sales timelines, while U.S. miners may become the west’s main supply as western mines face shutdowns and potential resumption questions.
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Mine Workers of
Alberta
Winnipeg
United Mine Workers’ of America
Winnipeg Trades and Labor
Board of Trade
Calgary
Edmaton
Lethbridge
Aerial Warfare Developments Across Frontier Forces
A report from Lower Franklin outlines 64 new military methods. Scientists describe aerial strategies, unmanned bombing, camouflaged cameras, and chemical discoveries that could paralyze entire regions. The centenary estate hosts experts discussing these shifts in global conflict.
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Lower Franklin
Ward
Livestock Exports to Orient From Alberta Ship for Japan
Alberta officials announce regular cattle shipments to Japan from farms in Alberta, with the Canadian Spinner sailing from port to Orient in September carrying sixty head of high-grade cattle. Trade talks followed a Japanese tour by Alberta cattle men aiming to supply pure-bred stock on a six-week to two-month cadence until next summer. Paris Frames settlement In French Guinea slated for abolition by Petit Parisien after exposé of brutalities. Prisoners to be moved to a yet-to-be Established central penitentiary in France.
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Croadianer
Orient
Alberta
Japan
Alberts
Japlan
Paris
French Guinea
Petit Parisien
Central
France
Clash Nets Manchurian War Lords in Chinese Battle
Reports from Peking describe renewed fighting at Chao Yang as General Chang Tso Lin and his Manchurian forces clash with General Wu Pei Fu's troops, signaling expansion of the civil war into Manchuria.
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China
Shanghai
Peking
Chao Yang
Chang Tso Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Education a Panacea For All Nations Says Lapointe
Education is presented as a universal cure by Minister Lapointe who urged addressing social problems through schooling. He argued democracy relies on shared effort and that nations cannot bear external burdens alone while insisting that education can tackle desertion and social ills, offering help through schools.
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Lapointe
Railway Board Chief McKeown to Lead New Canals Commission
Justice HOA McKeown of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick heads the Railway and Canals Commission Board. He was chosen after serving as Royal Commissioner in the Home Bank collapse inquiry, with Hon. Frank B Carvet as a noted figure. The commission's origin traces to St Stephen on November 28, 1962, with McKeown a Mt Allison and Victoria University graduate who practiced law in Saint John.
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Ofawa Mer
Hoa McKeown
Supreme Cair of
New Conselek
Canals
Frank B Csrvett
Brumewiker
Fudge McKeown
Tis
Home Bank of Canada
Dominion
Ehiet
Railway Commission
St. Stephen
NB F
Mt Allison University of Victoria University
Toronto
St John
New Brunswick
Atta Ugion
Mr Carvel
Rebellion Spreads Through Eastern Russia and Crimea
Reports indicate unrest grows in Crimea and coastal cities like Odesa and Sebastopol as clashes erupt, with a government crackdown amid grain exports, oil disruption, and a provisional union government forming in Georgia. Moscow appears committed to suppressing the revolt amid regional turmoil.
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Odesa
Sebastopol
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Odessa
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Baku
International
Barnedeil
Peration
Angers
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Turvette i
AY Aetoms
Kutads
Georgia
Moscow
Wireless Men Safe at Herschel Island Says RCMP
Edmonton reports no danger to the three wireless men and their leader Liew and Young. RCMP Superintendent Ritcb said no need to hunt for food as supplies aboard the Lady Kindersley are abandoned off Point Barrow. Herschel station has provisions to last until open water next year. four extra men would not strain resources.
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Edmonton
Liew
Young
Herschel Island
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Hudson's Bay Company
Lady Kindersley
Lee
Point Barrow
RCMP
Herschel
Revolt Breaks Down Chekiang Army Amid Independence Rumors
Fragmentary report describes a Chekiang defense collapse in Shanghai area as revolt spreads through the third army corps. Officials admit unrest, with rumors of bribery and loyalty shifts challenging provincial control and prompting possible move toward independence.
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Shania
Shanghai
Ho Feme Ling
Shaneiat
Mas
Aumors
Gener
Scots settlers in Alberta praised for adapting to the land
Scottish representatives touring Alberta reported settlers adapting well to farming life. Father Macdame ken and Land Settlement Branch officials noted encouraging progress as first settlers and experienced farmers partner on agricultural expansion across Athberta regions.
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Calgary
Art
Che Hebrides
Alberta
Macdame
Ken
Land Hement
Man
Dannel
Land Settlement Branch
Pars
Atherta
Wxericultur
Appointment of Chief Justice Anglin to Canadian Supreme Court
Announcement confirms Francis Alexander Anglin appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada succeeding the late Tole Davies. Edwin L. Newscombe Deputy Minister of Justice and Thibadwau Ripfret named as appointed judges. Matouin had been appointed about a year prior. Anglin born in St John New Brunswick in 1865. called to bar 1888. King’s Counsel 1902. former High Court of Ontario judge since 1904.
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Francis Alexander Anglin
Puisner
Supreme Court of Canada
Tustter
St. John
Nte
Anglin
House of Commons
Kins' Counsel
High Court of
Ontario
the Court of Canada
Finance Minister to float $59 million loan in New York
Ottawa plans an immediate loan of 59 million dollars in New York to cover short term government indebtedness. This will be followed by a long term loan in Canada to redeem maturing View Tory bonds now due for repayment.
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Ottawa
New York
Canada
Ban on Games of Chance Sparks Port Arthur Action
The Anories General orders the Prosinelal Pot to close down gates of interest affected Fanizations. Automobiles with banners protest raffles, leading to police remand. Streets witness tension as authorities move to curb games of chance amid unrest.
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Port Arthur
Poli
Alberta Lawyers Disciplined After Edmonton Benchers Meeting
Alberta lawyers faced disciplinary action following a Law Society benchers meeting in Edmonton. Distorted reports describe five Calgary lawyers and at least five other cases under consideration as authorities review the matters.
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Alberta
Calgary
Law Society
Edmonton
Soviet buys Western horses for Ukraine shipment
Western Canadian range horses have been purchased by Soviet representatives and will be shipped to the Ukraine. Most of the stock was bought in Alberta.
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Ukraine
Alberta
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