No Action Yet on Unemployment Crisis Across Regions
A fragmented report notes no steps taken on unemployment as national and provincial authorities discuss who bears responsibility. Local bodies await direction while jobless figures and underemployment trends show little improvement. The piece highlights that registration data may misrepresent real conditions as authorities seek to coordinate between federal and provincial levels.
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Aden
Devekopmenta
Diuyment Service
Conneite
Proposed Treaty Would Affect Farmers in Canada Australia Preference
The High Commissioner for Australia outlined the main terms of a Canadian Australian tariff agreement. Canada would grant Australia preference on several food and manufacturing items including gloves, machinery, and paper imports, and Australia would receive British preference on meat, lard, dairy, and produce. The deal aims to boost Australia’s access to Canadian and British tariff arrangements, with specific duty adjustments noted for various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Australia
High Commissioner
Austtalia
France
Bank Amalgamation Reported That Standard and Sterling Banks Join
A joint announcement cites approval by the Ministers of Finance for the amalgamation of Standard Bank of Canada and Bank of Sterling into the Standard Sterling Bank of Canada. Two Standard shares will be offered for three Sterling shares. Meetings of shareholders are set for November 7 and November 27 to ratify the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard and Sterling
Foret
Toronto
Standard Bank of Canada
Bank of Cain
Minister of Finance
Standard-Sterling Bank of Canada
Standard Bank
Sterling
Sterling Bank
Reparations Installment Due October For Berlin
The October payment of 14 million 90 thousand gold marks under Berlin’s reparations plan is allocated for the Deputy Agen General for Reparation. Rept 20 1 notes the installment readiness and disposition of funds.
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Berlin
Agen
Canadian Trade Train Promotes Canada Across Europe
A traveling Canadian trade exhibition toured France and Belgium, drawing enthusiastic crowds as it showcased 120 manufacturers with catalogs in French. While immigration from France to Canada remained limited, organizers advocate extending similar tours to Britain to boost publicity and immigration, arguing Wembley-like exhibitions could reach broad audiences and stimulate trade.
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Jawes Dior
America
France
Unite Ng Tea’ured Union
Boston
M. Lauren
Belgiam
Canada
Great Britain
Laureys
Dominion
Ally
Hong Robb
Thornton
Grea
Britain
England
Ireland
Scotland
Belgium
Stee
Despateh
Wembley
Seaga
Vaidela
Beret
British Isles
Design For Laurier Statue Finalized In Canada
A design for a Laurier statue has been chosen with a 88 foot high shaft and a broad base. The plan calls for a pedestal to support a distinguished figure, hoping to honor Sir Wilfrid Laurier and reflect national pride. The project, coordinated by Parti partners, aims to complete the sculpture as a prominent civic monument.
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Fixes Platform Charge
Saskatchewan wheat pool authorities set a platform loaded wheat handling charge at half a cent per bushel with similar terms to follow from the Prairie pools. G W Roberts notes initial estimates and confirms the charge is half the regular care charge, slightly above last year’s Alberta pool.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Manitoba
G. W. Roberts
Alberta
Peace and League Plans Stir Debate on Global Order
A wartime era discussion on universal peace follows debates over the Washington naval conference protocol and its settlement. Dir. Benes and M. Poillis present analyses as leaders warn that economic wars arise from selfish national interests. Britain and France pledge influence to ratify the protocol while stressing the League cannot become a superstate.
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Avis Hide Briamd
Washington Naval Conferenc
Franco
Assembly of News
Dir. Benes
M. Poillis
Ptgt al Men
League of Nations
France
Britain
Lord Paramoor
Council
Assembly of the League
Countei Sembly
Ull
Respite Granted in Cleroux Murder Case Proceeding
The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear Montreal resident Lee Davis’s appeal on October 24 along with five other ban ke. the case concerns the murder of Henri Cleroux and related proceedings from the Court of Appeal. The dissension of ten judges prevented a ruling, and a meeting is postponed until February.
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Montreal
Lee Davis
Banke
Bio
Henri Cleroux
Bank of Hochelaga
Supreme Court of Canada
Appeal
Railroad Plans Cable Railway to Mount Fuji
Tokio capitalists seek permission to build a cable railway up Mount Fuji. Tokio group has filed an application with the Departments of Home Affairs and Railways. Government orders a survey of the mountain’s slopes before issuing a permit.
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Fuji ‘Tokio
Mount Foyt
Departments of Home Affairs and Railways
Bank Inspector Testifies in Jones Trial Details
Bank inspector on stand discusses Home Bank's defunct status and board dealings as witness in the trial of Sydney HL Jones. Testimony covers general management and governance aspects.
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Mart A Kemp
Home Bank
Sydney HL Jones
Board of Directors
Empire Conference Likely Postponed Over Date
The Empire conference appears unlikely to be held. Officials expect a definitive word after Rt Hon J Thon returns from South Africa. Canada would send delegates if convened. Dominion and colonial representatives await a clear decision on October timing and the Geneva assembly implications.
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Vitncurty
OleNa
Empire
J. Thonretary
Aftica
Canada
Canada Germany trade talk and ochre find in Alberta
The Morning Post notes liberal and socialist critics warned of imperial trade shifts as Germany eyes post Versailles treaties and new pacts with dominions. Alberta may gain from a large ochre discovery near Edmonton boosting paint-making materials, while Ottawa weighs whether to continue the British Empire Exhibition next year due to cost concerns.
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Jonton
Edison
Bhroad
Alberta
Wain Fight
Ottawa
Abe
Teckdds
Canadians Retain From United States Emigration Report
Migration data show 76,719 Canadians left to Canada from May to date, versus 80,611 the previous year. August saw the largest U.S. outflow, with 10,349 from a Midwestern state. Washington and New York figures appear incomplete in the record.
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United States
Canada
United
Washington
New York State
Australian Trade Talks Outline Prefences and Tariff Concessions
Ottawa reports reveal gradual details of the Australian trade treaty under discussion in Commonwealth Parliament. Canada gains full preference, Canada’s total preferences not fully assured, newsprint preference criticized as favoring Canada. Australia has amended tariffs to grant dried fruits preference. British labor and material requirements raised, with imports possibly affected at ports from Canada. The Wade agreement links noted. Canada seeks 25 percent British content, Australia indicating 70 percent in some cases.
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Ottawa
Canada
Australia
Amada Pias
Opposition to Soviet Treaty Intensifies in Canada
Acute political tension rises as Liberals and Conservatives clash over motions against the government. Sir Robert Horne leads a motion to reject the Anglo Saxon Soviet Rus treaty, tied to provincial issues and a government push for spending on liquor sales. Observers predict a government defeat when the Communist prosecution issue is debated, with a possible general election looming this autumn.
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London
Ecnmure Aginst
Wheat Prices Rise Amid Global Shortage Fears
Market reports show wheat prices advancing as delivery peaks approach. Alberta Grain Growers President Henry Wise Wood notes world shortages loom, with speculative demand and export risk driving values higher.
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Stull
Henry Wise Wood
Alberta Grain Growers
Winnipee
Nest Is
Chicago
Burne
Loss of the Lady Kindersley Vessel Reported Sunk
Captain Gus Foellmer and five crew members say the Lady Kindersley, a Hudson's Bay Company steamer from Vancouver with a million dollar cargo, likely sank after anchoring near the arctic coast. The vessel, lost to the Arctic Ocean, left no salvageable cargo according to Foellmer.
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Foellmer
Bones Of Giant Animals Found Near Muddy Lake Saskatchewan
In the Unity district near Muddy Lake the Dominion Department of the Interior reports a total bone bed from the Cretaceous age. The discovery marks the first Saskatchewan find of its kind and highlights a significant paleontological event with mentions of massive fossil remains.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Ralph Nelson
Uxus
Muddy Lake
Unity District
Und Sui
Dominion Department of the Interior
Winnipeg Manitobars Revenue Share From Signor Act
Figures from the Provincial Revenue Audit Department show Winnipeg’s first year gross profit from the Signor Control Act near 2.2 million. The city is slated to receive about 173 thousand, with the rest allocated to provincial authorities as a proportional share of net profits amid the broader revenue plan. Spies employed by Kiangsu forces in an attempt to scout Shanghai were killed by Chekiang troops as rebels fled the burning area near Yotien. Letters recovered at Chekiang headquarters contained instructions to burn Shanghai.
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Winnipeg Manitobars
Provineta Revenue Audit Department
Ely
Winnipeg
Neha
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Cheklang
Qiey
Yotien
Chekiang
Discovery of a New Disease by Moscow Professors
Professors Fleroff and Kousmin of the Institute of Experimental Medicine announce a new disease they say prevails during epileptic influenza. It manifests with severe emils, violent headache, vomiting, nasal hemorrhage and high fever. The illness is untamed, lasts two to six days, and is communicable though not necessarily fatal.
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Disea
Moscow
Fleroff and
Kousmin
Institute of Experimental Medicine
War on fish bandit in Alaska targets trap thefts
In Hikan Alaska salmon packers join to stop systematic robbery of traps in the district. Over 30 vessels suspected of spiratical tactics have been blacklisted as efforts to curb theft intensify.
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