Weather and wage costs cited in western wheat rates debate
Testimony before the Winnipeg board probes CPR rate policies argues weather and wage costs raise western wheat rates. Officials note ocean carriage and insurance prices affect Vancouver and eastern routes, while discussions cover ballast of local vs. division traffic, with distance-based pricing and non paying long-haul legs noted.
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CPR
Tie
Weaome
WB. Lantear
Mangre
Lanigan
Macdonald
Vancouver
Cpre
Panama Canal
Meinnes
Montreal
St. John
Far East
McInnes
C.P
United States
Thie
Reiish Columbia
Elting Wan Kone
Arranged His Own Funeral by Late Berlin Official
Instructions left by Doctor Kirsen wer ie late oberburgermeister ord mayor of Merlin set a simple pine coffin burial with no ceremony at the cemetery chapel five minutes. Corporations and private associations asked not to send deputations or to hold memorial events. The minister to read only Psalm 78 and offer family consolation. no public memorials or newspaper notices allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ral
Kirsenwer
Trace Commissioner Ouawa CH Hamilton Wicke in Canada
British trade commissioner Hamilton Wicke, recently appointed chief Canadian trade commissioner, has had a career in India, South Africa, England and Australia. He will soon join government discussions as he plans to assume his duties. Longoe Dorking district council offered a site at South Street Dorking for annual real estate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouawa
Hamilton Wicke
T O
Canada
Richard Gregg
Wicks
India
South Africa
England
Australia
Longoe —Dorking
South Street Dorking
Omall Seal Harvest and treaty actions noted
The department of commerce and labor recalls a conviction to increase protections for pelagic seals at risk of extinction. Fewer seals were killed or lost on the islands in 764 than previously expected, amid treaty actions involving Russia and Japan aimed at preserving the seal population.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Irish Influence Delays Removal of Embargo on Cattle
London reports strong Irish influence in opposing a ban lift as Rt Hon W Runciman refuses a deputation on the embargo. The issue sparks indignation among reformers who have pressed for months for embargo removal. Ireland will keep supplying young cattle to England and Scotland for now.
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London
Runeman
Board of Agriculture
Duke of Devonsure
Runamas
Rt. Hoo. W. Runciman
England
Scotland
Ireland
Poachers Captured Off Otawa Coast Great Britain Builds Steamer
American fishing boats poaching within the three mile limit on the Pacific coast have increased. Rainbow and other government steamers have captured several boats this year. Courts condemned three, while other cases are pending. Navy reports Americans are the main offenders. Only one American boat was seized last year, likely deterring further fishing. Two extra steamers are being built in Great Britain for protection, to be completed next year.
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Otawa
ePasiffe
Rainbow
Naval Service Department
Great Britain
Fishertex
Serice
Imperial Defence debate sways with New Zealand envoy
In London Imperial Defence talk, Hon T Mackenzie of New Zealand declares strong support for direct imperial contributions and a single united navy. He rejects dispersed navies under separate control, affirming commitment to one empire and one navy. Also noted, a professional boxer Brooks faced a fine amid trading downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. MacKenzie
New Zealand
Erie
New
Market Report Review of Wheat Weather and Markets
A Saskatchewan Manitoba based market note discusses crop weather, rain patterns, and wheat quality. It notes a wet weekend, variable conditions across Western Canada and the northern United States, and hopes for a dry October amid continued threshing and market steadiness. Weather shifts and rail capacity are mentioned alongside grain quality concerns and no- grade implications for northern regions.
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Roth
Canada
Europe
Deoween
Astern
Sasaaknewan
Man Ba
Manitoba
North Dakott
Minnesota
Beng
Uit
Wheat Market Shifts as Balkans War Eddy Revises Prices
Market recap notes fluctuating wheat values amid Balkans tension with short-covering and modest advances in futures. Exports in US and Canada rose to 5.84 million bushels, world shipments near 13.97 million as supply dynamics from Fort William to Duluth shift. Analysts caution against expecting lasting price gains despite bullish supplies and war rumors.
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Balkans
United
United States
Canada
Ocean Passage
Agai
Fort” William
Fort William
Duluth
U.S
Spain
Italy
Coen Pr
First Shot Fired as Montenegro Attacks Turkish Forces
Ottoman Gune silenced within half an hour after Prince Peter fired the first shot at the enemy. Podgrdija hosts Montenegrin HQ as King Nicholas and Prince Mirko survey positions. By noon the Turks evacuated Mount Planiutz. Montenegrin infantry advance under concentrated artillery fire toward Detchiteh Mountain. Proclamation calls all Montenegrins to aid Old Serbia amid reports of massacres. war aims to prevent massacre of brethren.
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Peter
Podgrija
Montenegro
Ania
Sine
Mount
Planiuitza
Podgritza
Nicholas
Mirko
Bis Rouatalas
Detchiteh
Seutir
Lake Scular
Montenegrian
Old Servia
Montenesto
Turkey
Seria
Bulgaria
Greece
Feodlaia
Ion
Montenegto
Moosomin Man Appointed Dairy Commissioner
The Minister of Agriculture appoints W. A. McCorkell of Moosomin as General Representative of the dairy branch in the outside service. He will assist farmers’ cooperative creameries and appoint local agents to promote dairy development across the province. The move aims to organize the dairy industry and expand governmental support for dairying.
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Bosomin
W. A. Etc
Securig
McCorkel
Tun
West
Tre Shure
Bene
Forest Reserves Proposed Across Western Canada
The report says many new forest reserves will be created this year in three western provinces, with the largest on Lesser Slave Lake at 783 square miles. Other proposed reserves include northern Alberta waters near Lac La Biche and a Saskatchewan reserve near Fur La Core, plus extensions to Pine and Porcupine reserves.
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Noreigl
Lesser Slave Lake
Canada
Albert Sim He
Lac la * Ice
Saskatchewan
Fur la
Pine Forest
Prince Alber
Nora
Siwan River
Trade Conditions Good Across Canada Market Review
Dispatches to Dunn's Review report generally favorable mercantile activity in major Canadian cities. Wholesale demand remains strong with store goods scarce. iron prices expected to rise. groceries, dry goods, boots and shoes, hardware, and hides show solid movement. regional results in Quebec Toronto Hamilton Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon and other centers indicate rising retail and wholesale activity amid good crops and harvests. Rail road earnings rise 12.7 percent. commercial failures decline from prior weeks.
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New York
Dunn
Reminion
Canada
Quebec
Soronto
Hamilton
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Viciny
Edmonton
Calgary
Deinion of Canada
Diamonds Expected From Quebec Diamonds
North Ontario prospector Taberner plans to reach the Hudson Bay border region with the first lot of diamonds from the diamond fields. He spent the 1st winter in Nottoway River district and returned last spring with a gang. they operated all summer, likely striking in the blue clay formations noted by ecologists as favorable for diamond deposits.
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Cobalt
Uni
Shaker Taberner
Ontario
Hudson Bay
Nottoway River
Itrich
Taberner
Bank Loans for Farmers Winnipes Movements Proposed Bank
The Dominion Magazine outlines a plan for a dedicated agricultural bank in Man snow that would extend favorable borrowing terms to cattle and grain growers, and now include lumber, gray and real estate sectors. It argues capital can fund national semi tier farmers as readily as other producers and urges Western farmers to unite against rising rents while bank and railway interests resist.
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Mansnow
Dominion
Sive Doctors More Louan cabinet remuneration
Fragmented OCR text notes proposed remuneration for doctors under a medical insurance act. Mentions payments of 64 and 144 dollars, with unclear dates and names. Source text is garbled, but indicates a discussion of annual payments and adjustments for medical service providers.
Naval Defence Scheme for Capetown Natal Officials Agree
Officials of the South African Union and the imperial regime have approved a defence scheme totaling 750000 pounds for naval and military works in Natal Capetown. The plan includes new works, removal of a lodge, and other measures likely to increase expenditure.
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Capetown
Natal
African Union
Wrights in Probate Case Involving Large Sums
Wilbur Wright, a Delaware aviator, is linked to a probate case tauntingly aiming at 21,298 dollars. The tangled matter references his brother Lorin W Wright, his sister, East 41,060, and an uncle father figure with sums including 126,875 dollars, all tied to Lyons and the Kaoae 1B unprotected junction.
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Wilbur Wright Darron
Wilbur Wright
de Ware
Lorin W
Wright
Faith and Gentile Examples in Mark vii Lesson
A commentary on the Mark and Matthew accounts of the faith of two non Israelites the Canaanite woman and the Roman centurion. It contrasts humble plea and persistent faith with the idea that true children of God are written in heaven and emphasizes the mercy extended to outsiders through belief.
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D. M. Stearns
Israel
Tyre
Sidon
Matthew
Telel
Sant
Jesus
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Tam
Urlon
Taritt Expert for Railway Commission Ottawa
The railway commission de Dione outlines growing work and trade expert support. Mr amen E Walsh of the transportation department and Mr R Breadnor of the Manufacturers Association have been in high demand, with further civil service addition expected. A young girl treated at Bartholomew's Hospital after being struck by a brooch is reported cured.
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the Market Report
Thompson, Bene & Co, Urichante, Winnipes
Lam
Port Artur
Te West
Orth
Louan
Tn Antares
Lyons
the Sunday School
Bartholomew
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