Stimulating New Settlers in Canada Aid Plan
A report on a 4 state dinner where W H Beatty outlines an agreement between railroads and government to attract settlers. The plan envisions favoring major companies to admit applicants, with permits and fitness requirements, aiming to ease Canada’s labor and immigration needs.
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Vonamion- Avireasing
Tate
Rate Tere
Beatty
Canadan Parise Ka
Amrdien
Canada
Agresane
Russian Prisoner For Eleven Years
German sculptor Paul, imprisoned in Russia for eleven years, finally escaped after a bold attempt. He reached Bonn via consular aid. During captivity he was wounded, captured, and sent to a Russian working squad. After recovery he declares he endured forced labor and repeated attempts to flee.
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Fons
Germany
Russia
Paul
Faally
Bonn
Praoner
Inari
Many Chinese Towns Surrounded By Water
Floods from the Yellow River break near Yunchenghsten forty miles west of Wenchowa. Relief work proceeds as towns are engulfed. shipments of funds and gold reserves to the United States begin to arrive. In other notes, a man in New York survives five weeks on only water, and Canada’s Arctic expedition faces delays as Captain Bezaler reports trouble. Vincent Massey receives Liberal nomination in Durham with a sworn-in King cabinet brief.
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Peking
Nive
Yellow River
Yunchenghsten
Wenchowa
Shichay
Massey
Toronto
Durham Liberals
Vincent Massey
King
Manitoba Declares Closed Season for Game Birds
Manitoba proclaims a closed season for prairie chicken partridge and grouse due to scarcity. The move cited dwindling wildfowl supplies as the reason. An aircraft speed claim of 300 miles per hour is mentioned in relation to a test plane, with a world record noted at 278 miles per hour.
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Manitoba
Exters-In-Council
Mmebelfield, Li
Remarkable Northwest Passage Expedition Report
A remarkable expedition along the Northwest Passage concludes with Major Durwach leading a one man trip from Coronation Gulf by boat and a final overland leg. Mayor JT and other officials accompanied the Arctic journey, while observers doubt the trek can endure the long, bleak northland.
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Ahr Buresey
Northwest Passage
Otrewa
Maton Ryan
Perth
Adineti
Arctic
Mon
Coronation Gulf
Pursash
Northland
Airmen Watching Turks Tandon War Talk
Turkish troops arrive from Iraq behind Mosul border as League of Nations decisions loom. Britain warns of a sharp war scare while military movements unfold and Turkey’s stance remains tense amid disputes over Mosul. In Europe a Balkan debt pact eases tensions as Bulgaria agrees to Roumania payments totaling 1,909,000 over four years for property seized during the war.
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Tandon
Reer
Iraqing
Mosul Outier
League of Nations Council
Mosul
Tat Britinhalisnen
Une
Sota
Dulaaria
Halcaria
Roumania
Bulgaria
Prohibition Weekend Orders Spark Polish Protests
Polish government bans alcohol sales from 3 PM Saturday to 10 AM Monday with a beer exception under 2.5 percent. Demonstrations flare in major cities as enforcement prompts public outcry. In Canada, Windermere officials fine two wealthy Americans for game violations. Ottawa reports August 1925 trade up by about 90 million compared with 1924, with exports and imports totaling 194.385 million.
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Warsaw
Poland
Canada
Ottawa
Department of Customs
Federal tariff commission to sit in Ottawa
Montreal businessman announces agreement to represent Quebec on a federal tariff commission to be established by the King Government. The commission will sit at Ottawa, though the exact details were not disclosed by Mr Droust.
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Montrea
Toca
Quebec
Federal Tariff Commission
King
Ottawa
Droust
Canada Supports League of Nations Efforts in Sympathetic Tone
The poem from Canada argues full cooperation with the League of Nations while noting Canada cannot ratify the protocol due to a unique stance on arbitration and disarmament. Senator Hostock cites Premier King’s earlier remark that Canada backs efforts to advance mankind’s fate, drawing applause.
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Dominion
League of Natione
Geneva
Canada
Leagues of Nations
Son of
Canta
Cansity
Althonshabe
Hostock
King
Manitoba Progressives Set for Rural Field in Northwest District
An Anglo American relations keynote at a banquet framed Manitoba Progressive plans for a province wide campaign. The party aims to run in every rural riding with standard bearers lined up in most constituencies. Robert Forke, party leader, will tour the province to rally support and attend conventions.
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Winnipee
Progressive Party
Rheba
Manitoba
T. A Crerar
R.A. Hoey
Marquete
Springfield
Wheat Pool Proves To Be A Big Success
Winnipeg report on Western Canada agricultural prospects credits the wheat pool as a major factor. RA Hoey former MP for Springfield tells Winnex Rotary Club the pool has marketed 245000000 total production and engages about 116000 members across three prairie provinces. Hoey joins Manitoba pool publicity staff and will not seek renomination.
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Winnipeg
Casata
RA Hoey
Springfeld
Prairie Provinces
Hoey Te
Manioba Pool
Parliame
Plan to retain new freight rate agreed by provinces
Exwomen 10 of adjacency board of railway commissioners, after discussion with the Canadian Board of Trade, agree to rescind the order equalizing westbound and eastbound rates for grain and flour. Immediate action will be taken to appeal to the Privy Council to block any loss of equalized rates for farmers on their crops. Attorneys General Brownlee, Cross, and Woods met at Mr. Weant's office to decide on a joint appeal strategy.
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Brownlee
Alberta
B. Woods
Cross
Sackatehiowan
Weant
Montreal Board of Fard
Saskatchewan
Woods
Refused Admission to Saklatvala as Foreigner Critics U S Law
Shapurji Saklatvala, a Communist member of the British House of Commons, was denied admission to the United States amid government orders to revoke his passport. Officials cited inflammatory and revolutionary speeches as grounds for exclusion under immigration law. In New York, 134 Chinese detainees in the Tombs faced deportation after factional street violence in Chinatown.
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House of Commons
Washington
Shapurji Saklata
le Kellogg
State Department
Harding Memorial Unveiled in Stanley Park Vancouver
The Harding Memorial in Stanley Park was unveiled before thousands of Vancouverites and delegations from the United States. Joan H. Moss of Milwaukee, Kiwanis International president, proclaimed the memorial a symbol of enduring Canada US friendship and international goodwill. Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio forecast US entry into the world court and delivered remarks. Messages from Canadian and US leaders and officials were read, pledging a century of peace and mutual safety.
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Vancouver
Joan H. Moss
Milwaukee
Kiwanis International
Harding
Stanley Park
United States
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Tate [Mtates Senate
Mon. de
J. H. King
Dominion Mainister of Public Works
Coullage
Alberta
Manitoba
Ontario
British Columbia
Canada
United Stat
Mr. Moss
Hardie
United See
British Prince Ahmed in English Asylum Case Sparks Inquiry
Westminster Gazette reports an inquiry is urged into Britain’s role in confining Prince Ahmed in an English asylum for nearly 25 years. The piece alleges Turkish influence, blocked independent medical exam, and eastern bankers threatening Prince Ahmed’s checks unless funds are furnished by Turkish trustees. Authorities may present the motive to the League of Nations.
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Lowden
Hastings
Marmora
Ahmwed
League of Na
Saskatchewan coarse grain pools to operate at Regina
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool plans to run new coarse grain pools at its Regina headquarters. The pools cover wheat products including oats, barley, flax, and rye with initial payments listed in cents per unit. Existing and pending contracts total 21,546 and 188 respectively, across the coarse grains pools.
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Wtason
Regina
Saskatchewan
Direc
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Harley
Grain loading records shattered on western Canadian Pacific lines
Winnipeg reports unprecedented grain marketing in the first 15 days, with 29 256 630 bushels of wheat and other grain loaded by the Canadian Pacific on western lines. During the period 12 cars per day were loaded, totaling 15 28% cars and 607 bushels per working day, far surpassing 1923 records.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific i
Canada
Iosimal
Canadian Pacific
Om Western
British Dole System Restricts Emigration
The Daily Mail argues Britain’s dole and pensions curb emigration as older men with families drive migration to the dominions. Despite rising unemployment, total migrants to the dominions this year are below last year, with 11,640 leaving April to June, down from 12,446 previously.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Britain
Dominions
Baldwin Faces Cabinet Crisis Over Domestic Unrest
London reports a cabinet meeting planned soon after Prime Minister Baldwin's return to address pressing domestic concerns. Key figures Churchill Bickenhead Horne and powerful papers back a coalition led by Lloyd George, risking a reshuffle as Baldwin's government fights unemployment and calls for winter relief. Political intrigues cast doubt on stability.
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London
Baldwin
Watt Haven
Winston Cherchill
Bickenhead
Amt
Robert Horne
Treaverbrook
Powerul
David Lloyd Geonie
Hi Ile
Dame Margaret
Nanning
Sant Palen
George
Hon Motherwell Secures Nomination for Melville Liberal Seat
Hon Motherwell wins the Melville Liberal nomination at a party convention. He secured a clear majority on a single ballot, defeating rival candidates including Predenbury and J. McKenzie. The result solidifies his bid as Liberal candidate for the Melville constituency.
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Melville
Motherwell
Mel
Irwell
de. Christie
Esternary
Fon
Predenbury
J. McKenzie
Relief Effort for Bessarabian Jews Reported
London reports a rally for Jewish colonies in Bessarabia suffering famine after a poor harvest. Funds are to be sent from Moscow to Romania as relief. A fever endangers children, with medical aid urgently needed. Also noted is a nomination convention in Portage la Prairie where Arthur Meighen faced defeat in 1921.
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London
Hessarabia
Funda
Mussia
Rumania
Jan Jows
Great Britain
Jer
Portage la Prairiy
Melguen
Portage Irari
Arthur Meiehen
Prince May Come West Next Year Path from Montreal
A Montreal dispatch reports a likely royal visit to Canada and the United States next summer. The note mentions Ottawa and cities including High River and Allen as possible stops, with discussions of Welsh ties. The source indicates the project is in early stages and subject to review.
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Prince
Montreal
Ottawa
Vice of Wales
Canada
United States
High River
Alla
Premier Bruce Attacks Communists in Melbourne Address
Premier Bruce denounces communists in Melbourne delivering a strong speech. He asserts they seek gas control and advocate revolution, warning against their influence on trade and the establishment. The address frames the issue as a national threat and calls for decisive action.
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Bruce
Melbourne
Australia
Commanss
Borah Leaves Paris After Conference With Coolidge
Senator Borah departs Paris after a conference with President Coolidge amid opposition to terms for France. He called for a more liberal stance toward France than Britain.
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Washington Cieparture
Paris
Borah
Relagions Committee
Coolidge
France
Britain
Premier Mackenzie King Visit Teases Western Tour
Premier Mackenzie King signaled possible talks with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta after finishing his Maritime Provinces tour. He did not confirm whether the Western leg would extend to British Columbia or beyond.
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King
Peter's
Mackensie King
Manitoba
Statchewan
Alberta
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
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