Nations file protest Germany wires five per cent rule
A broad international dispute surfaces over the five per cent tariff differential affecting certain states. Germany warns against broad interpretation, while Portugal seeks clarity on its own imports. The issue could influence diplomatic rulings, with Secretary McAdoo seeking a legal interpretation and customs instructed to withhold the differential pending settlement. Amid talks, Ottawa signals cooperation with the United States on a high cost of living inquiry.
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Assen
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France
Uries
Altapettier
Americas
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McReynolds
British Canada import and naval policy notes 1912 era
A fragmented 1912 era dispatch reports Canada Britain trade, atlas exports, meat shipments, and naval budgeting. It notes Canada sent no meat or livestock to the United Kingdom in August, lists major pork shippers like the Netherlands, and mentions U S naval buildup debates and three battleships in a new appropriation. It also covers hunger strike penalties under the Cat and Mouse Act and mentions a jailed suffragist death, a fugitive Juan Lenton's capture, and related political tensions.
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Homer
London
Canada
Avour
United Kingdom
Britain
Ted Jamu
Therlands
United States
Alor
Channel Islands
Bedford
Albert Davis
Juan Lenton
France
Ottawa Post Offices Fall Behind Parcels Post Plan
Ottawa notes that many Dominion post offices are too small to handle the expected parcels post influx. Inspectors report persistent inadequacies in urban and rural offices over the past years, with the Christmas rush exposing the strain. The government views likely parcels post expansion as a potential crippling bottleneck unless countermeasures are taken.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Agricultural Credit report readiness cited by Saskatoon expert
Saskatoon professor E Oliver of the Royal Commission on Agricultural Credit says the commission's report is practically ready and due for completion in June before submission to the executive council. The lengthy interview notes the commission's concern and anticipated release timing for the province.
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Saskatoon
E. Oliver
Royal Commission On Agricultural Credit
Jine
Iver
New Gold Rush Draws Miners from Dean Channel to Ariba
Reports from Vancouver indicate the discovery of gold on the Soobyik River near Dean Channel has sparked a rush of miners leaving for the Ariba region seeking richer yields. The sudden migration reflects rising hopes for gold yields and potential regional economic effects.
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Vancouver
Soobyik
Dean Channel
Forceful Home Rule Stand Amid Ulster Overture
The speech argues that disorder will not deter government from pursuing home rule and notes an Ulster overture. It outlines opposition to repeal by the Irish Parliament and frames the matter as a constitutional issue needing full consideration by the House of Commons. It references Churchill’s view on the overture and the broader political tactic.
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Dundee
Scotland
Winston Sper I
Aldrews
Churchill Tae
Ciser Hemid
Northeast Oliver
House of Commons
Wemere Population Doubles in Three Years
Kamloops reports rapid growth as population doubles in three years and railway construction near Kamloops, led by Canadian Northern, drives a six million dollar estimate. The boom makes Kamloops a construction hub and signals rising business activity with merchants seeking stronger fall and winter trade.
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Wemere
Kamloops
D.C
Bris Columbia
Parliament Opening Date Still Not Decided in Ottawa
Reports say Parliament opening date remains undecided as rumors swirl about when the house will be summoned. Officials briefed that no formal decision has been made and a January start is not anticipated. Meantime Hon. GH Perley sails to Europe and Speaker Land will be away in France. The Czar’s son undergoes mud baths at Livadi Crimea as rumors rise of a succession to the Grand Dukes amid medical concerns.
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Ote
Canada bonds attract strong demand as Dominion borrowing
London offers 15 million pounds of four percent yearly bonds with conversion option, improving price. Canada’s recent loan at 99 supports positive view that Canada can borrow more cheaply than other Dominions, boosting confidence in domestic credit markets.
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Ondon
Canada
Immigrant Worm Disease Not Threat to Canada
An inspector states that the worm infection found among immigrants from southern Europe and India poses no danger to Canada. He notes the disease is heat related and not spread in temperate climates, urging calm and dismissing alarm.
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Ottawa
Althugh
Europe
India
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Missionaries Rescued After Bandit Capture in Tsao Yang
Reported rescue of American and Norwegian missionaries including Rev. George Holme and Rev. Faulke and family after government forces surrounded Tsao Yang. Bandit attack repulsed as hostages freed amid early warnings of ransom threats. Readies at Winnipeg Apple Show with mineral exhibit and spray preparations.
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George Holme
Faulke
Tsao Yana
Market Report Weekly Grain Letter Moves Visible Supplies
The weekly grain letter notes a broad rise in world visible supplies with notable increases in the United States 52,061,000 bushels and Canada 14,210,000 bushels, plus Europe at 74,864,600. World shipments rose to 167,310,000 bushels, while ocean passage fell. Western Canada wheat movement averages about 1,400,000 bushels daily as autumn weather affects harvest pace.
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Winnipeg
Oct
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TMH
Ocean Passage
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Russia
Danube
Argentine
India
Australia
Pacific Coast
Canada
Lbw. Show
Argea
Wheat market outlook and grain receipts at Fort William
The article notes expectations of a large gain in fall plowing and acreage for wheat in the United States and Canada. It discusses abundant wheat, rising supplies, possible price declines, and potential market impacts from Argentine and Australian crops. It covers cash and futures prices for wheat, oats, flax, and barley, with shipments from Fort William and Port Arthur and notes on tariff effects and free trade.
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Winnipeg
Lakes
United States
Chicago
Alberta
C.W
Ford
Dee
N.W. Uste
Fort William
Port Arthur
Grain Congestions Prompt Alberta Railcar Rush
Southern Alberta faces grain congestion as it strains rail capacity. A thousand more cars are needed immediately to move the crop, with CPR unprepared for a normal year. An acreage rise of about 23 percent is noted amid discussions of lower cable rates and radiotelegraphic communications policy underway in Ottawa.
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Calgary
CPR
Beate
Hormel
Ottawa
Herbert Samtel
L. P. Pelletier
Department of Radiotelegraphic Communications
Spies and Unbelief A Sunday School Biblical Study
A sermon-like study on Israel in the wilderness, Moses sending twelve spies from each tribe to scan Canaan, their reports of milk and honey yet giants and walled cities, faith of Caleb and Joshua, and lessons about obedience, forgiveness, and resting in the Lord.
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Moses
Jean
Israel
God
Caleb
Joshua
Korah
Aaror
Duchess to Come Back With Duke on October 17
Ontario dispatch reports buyers in Canada expect the Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia to travel with the Duke for a first class stock shipment to the United States. The Duchess has shown notable progress in recent weeks and will accompany the Duke back on October 17.
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Eetnaen
Duke of Connaught
London
Chicago
Clarence House
Duchess of Jackers
Connaught
Wanala
Patricia
Andre
Waesesi
International Law Congress Recommends Standardized Commercial Laws
The Madrid International Law Congress in its final sitting urged standardization of commercial laws focusing on bills of exchange and checks. The next congress will be held at The Hague.
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International Law Congress
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