Trade Pact Between Canada and Australia Disclosed
The interim accord, labeled a trade pact between Canada and Australia, was indirectly announced by Minister of Finance and Minister of Trade and Commerce officials. It outlines reciprocal duties, potential product exemptions, and aims to deepen cordial dominion relations while excluding imperial parts.
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Canada
Australia
Ho Terre Ao
Mintevrr
Tims
Aberendia
Ami
Empire
Hard Problem For Turkey Faces Indemnity Funding Gap
A European report notes Turkey struggles to indemnify 35 foreign Turks returned from Greece. Funds to house and reintegrate them in Anatolia are scarce, offering poor returns to those once prospering in Macedonia and elsewhere in Greece.
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Greece
Turkey
Asia Minor
Amatolis
Anatolia
Macedonia
Endowment Fund For Sulgrave Manor Preservation
The Endowment Fund For Washingtons Home Campaign by the Colonial Dames plans a Sulgrave Manor endowment of 109000 dollars in the United States to fund maintenance of the manor as a shrine of United States patriots. No formal announcement of the gift has been made public.
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U.S
Towara
Sulgrave Manor
Sulgrave Institution
George Washergton
United States
Colonial Dames
Staisn
Tir Ande Manor
Unite Staion Patriosia
Planning trans Pacific flight project discussed by Pan Pacific Union
The Pan Pacific Union outlined a plan for an airplane route from San Francisco to the Philippines and Australia with cooperation from U S. Army and Navy and several Pacific nations. A visit to New Zealand was also mentioned. The aim is to study establishing five or more permanent airlines and to assess routes among Pacific-bordering counties.
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Pan Pacific Union Iitgist
San Francisco
Pilippines
Australia
Veral Pacific
Army and Navy
Pan-Pacific Union
New Zealand
Pacie de
Avalanche devastates Swiss village in Tessin Canton
A massive avalanche swept the mountain village of Semeo in the Tessin Canton, crushing twelve houses and washing away parts of the settlement. A raging mountain stream overflowed due to the landslide, inundating sections of the village and eliminating several inhabitants. Cana care prevention Week was proclaimed September 24, running from October 3 to October 18.
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Moustain
Semeo
Tessin
Prince backs second Wembley season in royal exhibition note
Prince of Wales endorses a second season at Wembley as part of a royal exhibition. President English cabinet officials, and Canadian guests attend the event with interviews and performances by the Angl Canadian orchestra, highlighting collaboration and cultural showcasing.
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Prince
Wembley
Wales
Lareine
Toronto arrears case to test bank asset liability
A test case set for November 17 will determine if shareholders must pay for bank asset shortfalls. The hearing will examine Banque Internazionale assets and alleged improprieties linked to Home Bank and Home Savings and Loan, with potential $400,000 expenditure involved. AW Ballantyne KC leads the liquidators and outlines the stakes for others’ liability.
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Toronto
Banque Internazionale
Aco Ae
jGrowers’ Grain Company, Limited
United Grain Growers
Home Tank
Home Savings and Loan Company
Ballantyne KC
Hame
Messrs
Bain
Opeaudee
Prince Visits Western Canada Ranch Stop Highlighted
A fragmented report notes Prince of Wales enjoyed a brief ranch visit in Western Canada, meeting Winnipeg officials and rail staff with Canadian civic greetings. Separate items mention Greece arranging US debt talks after elections and Saskatchewan rail board vacancies ahead of Premier King’s October Saskatchewan visit.
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Saskatoon
Canadian National Railways Board of Directors
Saskatchewan
Saskard
King
CNR
Alberta
Manitoba Crops Show Unusual Optimism This Year
Manitoba crops outlook brighter than normal for this season according to a Provincial Department of Agriculture statement. Only a small percentage of grain remains to be cut and in southern Manitoba about a portion of the crop has been threshed.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
No Women Justices in Victoria Vote Rejected
The Legislative Council of Victoria rejected the government's bid to appoint women as justices by an 18 to vote. The move blocks women from joining the bench in this instance and reflects ongoing debates over gender roles within the judiciary.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Ukraine Seeks Western Horses Amid War Trade Barriers
The report notes Ukraine's interest in importing Western horses as a solution to wartime disruption. It cites transportation costs around $25 per head for ramsportation and up to $63 per deal. High transport and breeding arrangement expenses hinder a brisk trade with Western Canada.
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Ukraine
Wexni
Hepburt
Montreal
Berlin to enter League on conditions debated
A memo outlines terms for Germany to join the League of Nations or a similar body. It asks whether permanent council seats would be offered and insists entry would not admit war guilt. It also seeks clarity on Germany’s obligations, including troop transports and neutrality pledges amid possible attacks by third powers.
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Greece
New York
United States
Catineti
Georges Roussos
Bertta
League of Nudems
League Couneil
Ierman
Germany
Council of Theague
League
Russia
New York Bankers See Canadian Financing Rise
The Tribune notes strong interest from New York bankers in Canadian provincial funding. Refunding and new loans are expected from Canadian provinces to municipalities, with Manitoba approving a 17.6 million loan and Toronto seeking bids. Amid drought, people relocate from Alberta prompting ongoing inquiries and applications. the movement could reveal sizable property shifts, though still short of major stampede levels.
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New York
the Tribune
Ayat
Annecon
Manitoba
Toronto
Gary
Fies
Alberta
To Leave Berlin Lord Daberon Beinish Ambassador to Germany
Lord Dabernon Beinish, ambassador to Germany, is reported to be preparing to depart Berlin. The move follows new diplomatic tensions and is seen as a significant reshuffle affecting Anglo German relations.
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Lord Dabernon Beiish
Germany
Ord
Border Smugglers Fined for Double Duty Evasion
Federal immigration and customs agents fined Norval Shuttleworth Ferdinand Schrimmer Jenk Ioornquist and others for failing to register at the border near Saskatoon. The group, all U.S. citizens, were charged double under the applied act and one suspect faced additional duties for attempting to smuggle contraband into Canada. Livingstone and Bloomquist were also implicated in related offenses, with penalties totaling fines and doubled duties.
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U.S
Saskatchowsa
Norval Shuttleworth
Ferdinand Schrimmer
Jenk Ioornquist
Santos
Bloomquist
Shusieworth
Canada
Livingstone
Leitchvine
Will Xuilty
Jonsate
British Navy Not At League's Disposal Statement
Home Secretary Arthur Henderson clarifies Britain will not place naval forces at the League’s disposal and rejects misgivings about Britain’s role. He says the British government has no plan to commit troops or ships to enforcement actions or military campaigns sought by the Council.
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League
Home Secretary
Geneva
Arur Huderson
Henderson
Council of the Military
New Discovery on X Ray Treatment at Conference
Dr Donald Butts of Philadelphia told the Homeopathic Medical Association convention that secondary radiations from the Roentgen tube may offer more effective cancer treatment. He noted beta rays from radium, rather than gamma rays, reduce cancerous and diseased tissue with constructive, less caustic impact.
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Donald Butts
Philadelphia
Homeopathic Medical 8 Pennsylvania
Butts
Losses From Cattle Disease Hit Belgium Vast Toll
Reports indicate foot and mouth disease sweeping Belgian cattle has caused losses around 50,000,000 francs with 143 cattle affected in August. A sizeable hog outbreak is also noted, while the Shenandoah will depart Lakehurst on October 3 for a cross country speed test voyage to the Pacific coast, carrying her for the first time.
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Belgium
France
Gible
Lakehurst
Victorian Nurses Award Thirteen Scholarships
Victorian nurses awarded thirteen scholarships totaling 16 905 dollars to fund hospital training and university health courses across Canadian universities. Names such as Miss Haget Brun Ker and other recipients are noted in the historic document outlining the fund and its distribution.
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Philippines Not Exempt From US Alcohol Rules
A state department ruling requires U S consular officers to block clearances for vessels destined to the Philippines carrying liquor. The Manila denial of exemption follows a prior Justice Department note casting doubt on Governor Wood's claim that the Philippines were exempt, prompting consular cautions on liquor cargoes.
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State Department
Washington
United States
Ory
Manila
General Wood
Philippines
Janie Voletead Ace
Department of Justice
Ho Kong
China
Mineral riches of North may be exploited
The article discusses questions over Canada’s Arctic mineral wealth and the potential impact on the northern islands near the Arctic Circle. It cites statements from officials and explorers about vast untapped resources in the Northwest Territories Yukon and northern islands. The steamer Arette reportedly ventured near Ki Basin signaling possible mining developments.
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North
Dominion of Canada
Canada
JS. Bernier
Arete
Arette
Beto
Henderson
Northwest Territories
Yukon
Department of the Interior
Ki Basin
Moonland
Canadian Fur Farming Methods Studied by U S Officials
Ottawa Montreal and Prince Edward Island hosts for a United States study of Canadian fur farming methods. Frank G. Ashbrook reports officials want lessons to apply to U S fur farms in regions including Alaska and the Arctic.
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Washington
United States
Frank G. Ashbrook
Thas
Ottawa
Que
Montreal
Prin Edward Island
Alaska
Justice Chief Decarie Hears Smuggling Case In Court
Monirrai amas juscne was arraigned before Chief Justice Decarie after being arrested at 3 30 am for stealing 27 900 cigarettes. He pleaded guilty at 9 00 am and at 11 00 am was sent to St Vincent de Paul penitentiary to serve a five year sentence.
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Monirrai Amas Juscne
Airtel
Armand Paul
Alas Tremblay
Decarie
Fioam
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentary
Tua
Better Times Are In Sight For Dominion
A damaged, fragmentary preface discusses optimism for Canada and the United States as Canada heads toward better times. It cites business, finance, and export indicators, noting wheat markets, exports up about 16 percent, prices down 6 to 20 percent, and overall economic readjustment amid tensions between Canada and the U.S. The speaker emphasizes character and resilience as key factors in recovery.
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Roger W Hadwo
United States
Canada
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Unie
Capada
Gus
Comet
Postal Strike Cost Canada Nearly Four Hundred Thousand
Postmaster-General Charles Murphy says the summer postal strike cost Canada about 399,000 dollars. He spoke after a meeting with the Postal Employers Federation and noted further losses to the public due to service disruptions and public inconvenience.
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Canada
Toronto
Charles Murphy
Teph
Addion
Morphy
Will Remain Neutral Powers Announce Interference In China War
Fragmented report notes neutrality stance and non intervention in Chinese warfare. Mentions foreign legations, memorandum submissions to Chit Fore Office and General Chang Toobin of Manchuria, with potential clash of interests and implied risks to Chinese authorities. Also references broader wartime tensions and diplomatic note exchanges.
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China
Peking
Chit
Chang Toobin
Manchuria
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