Organizations Plan To Provide Work For Immigrant Harvesters
A Canadian conference urged the Employment Service of Canada and allied groups to coordinate efforts to place immigrant harvesters in winter work. Proposals include leveraging government and railways to create jobs for men and ensure support for families in England and Canada.
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Pak Tuck
England
Ald
Constey
Canada
Ats Ae
Nome
Chartes
P Roland
Pisot
Employers’ Association of
Matuba
Uveir
Government buys cattle in joint state purchase tale
Government agencies and agricultural departments collaborated on a large stock purchase featuring cattle horses and swine. Aimed at bolstering national stocks the formal agreement references stock delivery and ownership terms. The narrative tone reflects wartime or postwar government procurement.
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Moores Regelar
Prosinetal Departments
King
Garela
Late Japanese disaster death toll details reach Canada
Toronto Star reports up to six Canadians among victims in the Nagoya disaster. Names include PLAF Cable buyer for Eaton, W. W. Watson Japan manager for GR Greze Co, TC Maitland Japan head for Manufacturers Life, H Reid, T Weerll of Canadian Pacific. Bishop Hamilton cites total killed over a hundred thousand with about 130 foreigners. He notes two-thirds of Tokyo damaged and four fifths of Yokohama destroyed.
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Toronto Sia
Bishop Hamilton
Nagoya
T. Eaton Company
W. W. Watson
GR. Greze £ Co
Toronto
C TC Maitland
Japan
Life Insurance Company
H Reid
T Weerll
Hamilton
Tokio
Yokohamna
Conserva tive party stance on CTA repeal clarified
Attorney General Nickle responded to reports crediting the Conservative party with seeking a new mandate. He said the party’s position was clear: once the act is in force, repeal would require a referendum vote before any substitution or repeal.
Storm Endangers Shipping Near Nome Alaska
Storms sweep the Bensing Sea coast for 100 miles around Nome, endangering ships. Overdue schooners Sea Wolf, 8 ter Wave, Teddy Bear and Nokatak feared after a week at sea from western ports. Fred J. Wood, owned by AH Moore, grounded at Port Clarence Teller with gold hunters aboard. no casualties reported.
Deadlock in wireless plan negotiations in London
The Daily Telegraph reports a fresh deadlock in talks with De Marconi Company over the imperial wireless scheme delays. The Telegraph says the only way to resolve the dispute may be to hand the matter to the imperial economy.
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London
de Marconi Company
Theorg
Imperial Wireless
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Dineler
Cosgrave Reelected President of the Executive Council
William T. Cosgrave was reelected by the Dail Eireann as President of the Executive Council of the Irish Free State, continuing his leadership. The vote confirms his return to the top government post.
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Cosgrave
Dublin
Willam T. Cosgrave
Dail Eireann
Irish Fre
Britain Replies To U S Proposal On Liquor Question
State Department officials described Britain's reply as general yet sympathetic to the proposal. London plans to raise the issue at the Imperial Conference and weigh a double tax treaty to curb rum running while aiding legitimate cargoes. Dominion interest focuses on potential changes to ship registration and clear papers.
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Britain
U. S
Ques Smuskire
Tne
State Department
Brit 8
London
Curzon
House of Laeds
Dominions
Canada
World Flight Party Faces Legal Snares and War Heroes
A damaged report from Los Angeles indicates the World Flight team, including Segoe Maite and a ship’s surgeon, faces legal actions by liquor regulators and creditor suits. The crew, praised as war heroes, might shift to longshore work as federal seizures and debts loom while an arid malarial fever grips some aboard.
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Longmoremen
Jobe Et
Los Angeles
Federal of Corporations
Cmmercial Firme
Seed Inspection Bill takes effect October first
Ottawa announces an order in council bringing into effect the seed testing inspection and sale bill on October 1. The act allows redress to buyers if seeds fail quality tests, requires seed packages to show merchant name and address plus the province and county of origin, and aims to keep certain crops free of noxious weed seeds. Vancouver trades council reports near full union employment and wage gains as construction begins on a new apartment in Regina. Saskatchewan crop report shows yields from 14 to 27 bushels per acre across districts, averaging about 20 bushels.
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Ottawa
Regina Nusn
Saskatchewan
Greece Apology Saluted by Italy and Allies in Athenian Ceremony
Greece delivered a formal apology to Italy over the Janina boundary murder as Italian and Greek naval units in Phaleron Bay saluted by the Greek flag. British and French ships joined the salute while officials honored a memorial service. the incident was deemed resolved by Allied influence. Berlin court adopts no standard fuel form. a gambler faced jail and a 50 quette fine for late penalties.
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Athens
Greece
Italy
Boundary Commission
Janina
Berlin
Berlin Court Sa
Swiss Farmers for Canada Seek Opportunities in Victoria
Thousands of Swiss farmers express strong interest in migrating to Canada with Victoria, British Columbia, as a potential destination. The group notes favorable opportunities and plans to pursue visa or agrarian programs as part of a broader relocation push.
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Canada
Victoria
Lack Of Vessels May Cause Congestion In Grain Movement
Ambiguity clouds grain trade as Canadian lake carriers fear a surplus while exporters expect movement. James Carruthers of Janes Carruthers and Company says American vessels have contracts to haul 12 000 040 to 13 000 000 bushels in October. About 1 000 railcars daily head to elevators with 12 ships loading and seven en route today.
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James Carruthers
Janes Carruthers and Company
Fort Willam
Earthquake Tremor Reported in Cromer Norfolk
A slight tremor was felt across the Norfolk coast on September 19 at 11 52 am with windows rattling and ornaments trembling in Cromer and surrounding parishes. One suggested cause was a sea explosion, though no reports confirmed this at sea.
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Cromer
Norfolk
Peaceful settlement sought in Belgrade Flume talks
The Jugoslny exaimet will defer action until Mussolini provides detailed proposals to form the basis for negotiations. The Flume incident is reportedly moved from the scute phase to a peaceful traversy.
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Belgrade
Jugoslny Exaimet
Mussolini
Western Grain Route Gains Favor in Proposed Rates Change
The discussion over grain rates shows optimism that eastern outlets may lose some exclusivity for prairie grain. Vancouver export facilities are expanding as a new Panam route is promoted, with evidence of railway openness and potential elevator construction. A federal inquiry, not yet instructed, may push action before year end depending on railway stance and board hearings.
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Ottawa
Vancouver
John J Oliver
British Columbia
Prairies
Inselt
Hudson
Bey Railway
Delors
Mother Son Face Murder Charge in Manitoba Shooting
A mother and her 32 year old son from Pine Kilve near Dauphin Manitoba face murder charges after a dispute over stray cattle led to a shooting. Mrs Anna Kunka and Mrs Sawicki were connected to the incident with self defense claims and subsequent arrests following the September 1 quarrel.
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Winnipeg
Wien
Anna Kunka
Pine Kilve
Dauphin
Man
P. Sawicki
Kunka
Ele Elaimed
Stinnes Seeks Russian Concessions After Moscow Action
Unclear excerpt suggests Stinnes seeks concessions from Russian authorities following a Moscow event. The fragment mentions German and Ling figures and government dynamics, but provides no concrete actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Stinnes
Moscow
Ittgo
Stiunes
Gertina Ladysitaiot
Tsip Monow
Svek Ling
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Canada Colonization Association
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Canada Colonie
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Canadan Council of Agriculture
Rail
Ontario
Anniety
Behring Sea
Deadiock
Hughes
Caprocas
Trades and Labor Council
Editors
W. J. Redmond
the News, Maple Creek, Sask
Montreal
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Freigi
Manitoba
Riverign
Dominion Livestock Brameh
Toba Department of Agriculture
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Aiterton
W. W. Fraser
Attechet
Mr. Fraser
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