The Cement Merger Promises and Industry Outlook
The article argues the cement merger would curb ruinous competition and stabilize prices for consumers and independent manufacturers. It notes agreed commitments to end destructive rivalry, maintain a reasonable price level, and improve delivery systems while urging continued constructive cooperation to foster industry growth. It also discusses freight rates, supply chains, and the role of both cement companies and public works in sustaining development.
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Catia
Mae
Fromnt
Dirigible Beats Train Clement-Bayard Flight
London reports a successful air voyage from Compeigne to London by a dirigible named Clement Bayard. The flight covered about 45 tiles northeast of Vane, lasting ix hours with a crew of eight aboard. The craft, powered by 440 horsepower, arrived around Tb clock without incident, marking a notable achievement in early air travel.
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Clement-Bayard
Compeigne
London
Bist Aviation
Bruch
Clement-bayate
Evra
Vane
Clewentda Yard
Pat
Felipe
Opening of Parliament in Ottawa Hints at Four Weeks of Work
The opening signals a lengthy session with cabinet and ministries convening. The projected four-week work period precedes Christmas, while plans for a blue book and official accounts are to be tabled. The program anticipates naval bills and extensive banking measures, with debate likely to be heavy.
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Ottawa
Cabialis
Officers Resign Amid Internal Strife in Salvation Army
Central authorities face critic over a wave of resignations from senior officers including Cotiuiescn and Howell. The policy reportedly linked to a pressure on migration, with emigration to Casula noted alongside Salvation Army actions.
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Cotiuiescn
Jach Howell
Casula
British Columbia Legislature to Convene on January First
Parliamentarians in Victoria prepare to assemble in the new year for a meeting on January 1 as reports in assistance are discussed.
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Ritish Columbia
Stanley Ketcher Assassination Report Sparks Inquiry
A report notes that Stanley Ketcher, a veteran middleweight champion, was shot early yesterday by Walter Hartz at a ranch. The incident prompted an official inquiry into the assault and surrounding circumstances.
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Walter AO Hartz
Municipalities Meet to Discuss Cheap Power
A deputation from Manitoba municipalities met at St Boniface City Hall to press for affordable electricity. They urged the province to build or back a power plant to supply power to cities and towns and to allow sale of power to external areas, seeking government action by July.
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Manitoba
St. Boniface
Sete
St Bonttac Blea
AL Cusson
Daze
Amermen
JF Oy CG
Wood
Etn Rate
Hysone
JH. Metcalfe Brandon
H. TL. Adolph
Ai Jermen
JH. Hughes
BD. Wallacheard
Tras
JS Maxwell
P Wol
Br Enver
Hamilton Beausejour
Win. Bawan
Stonewall Arundel
Sneillor
JM. Riley
Jackal
Carthew
Corneile
Robison
Board of Trae
Roben
Robert Rogers
Hoch Simstr
Seale
Wintipes
Roosevelt in the Air with Aviator Hoxsey
Former President Roosevelt rode aloft with Col Hoxsey in a recent flight, reporting admiration for the aviator and encountering a test of local curiosities during the outing. The scene touched on pearls and pearls tested, with mentions of treasure and a West hotel encounter as part of the journey.
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Hoxsey
Col
Roosevelt
Rainy River Fire Survivors and Relief Efforts
The article reports on the Rainy River Ontario bush fires and the fate of affected families. It notes 48 deaths expected to be far from the total and describes housing needs, aid distributions, and efforts by lumber firms and citizens to provide tents, clothing, and meals. The piece highlights government requests for additional miltary tents and relief supplies and commends contributions from businesses and residents in Winnipeg and locally.
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Rainy River
Ginernes
Eberhart
Manentnas
Busin
Ciizens
Port Nelson Harbor Dispute In Manitoba Territory Claim
A dispute alleges Port Nelson lies within Manitoba waters with no official BAL berth announced. A well informed authority says the tenant’s actions may force renegotiation involving Sir James and Hon RP of Manitoba. Ontario seeks harbor access to boost trade and interprovincial connection, hoping to enhance imports and business returns.
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Port Nelson
Hayes Rive
Manitoba
Bal Berth
Sir James
Otap
Ontario
Munster
Canada Prominent Attends Bir Dry Farming Congress
Prominent figures from Saskatchewan and Alberta attended the Bir Dry Farming Congress with Hon Wat ate aetwett of agriculture of Saskatchewan and Hon Duncan Marshall, minister of agriculture of Alberta. Exhibits of dry farming methods were displayed on the fairgrounds where George Lane of Calgary showcased a string of Percheron horses. The event featured CPLR booths with Western Canadian agricultural products, drawing attention to ongoing efforts.
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Aetwett
Saskatchewan
Duncan Marshall
Alberta
Broupttent
George Lane
Calgary
CPLR
Western Canada
F. Me. Downe
Lethbri
Seven Meet Death in Montreal Fire Tragedy
Seven lives believed lost in a Montreal fire at St Catherine Street. Five bodies recovered, two still missing. Early reports blamed a blaze that endangered Elgar Coates and John s, with witnesses describing dramatic scenes and ongoing inquiries.
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Montreal
St. Cather
Atedins
Elgar Coates
Johns
le Inquirew
Edmonton Seeks Power Study On White Coal Prospects
Edmonton City Council calls for a government inquiry into white coal possibilities under Albertan energy policy. Officials aim to assess viability, potential jobs, and regional power needs amid rising demand and local resource explorations.
Praises Winnipeg in care of children report
A fragmented note praises Winnipeg for leading in child care during a Nun commission, mentioning Orton and a tragic death by self harm. The text references efforts in caring, fighting, and a missing or unclear sequence of actions, with uncertain details and phrasing.
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Orton
Winnipeg
Weekly Market Review paints grain live stock and dairy markets
Market summary reports prices for wheat, rye, oats, and durum across Winnipeg, Minneapolis, and Liverpool. Live stock prices cover steers, heifers, cows, sheep, and hogs with wholesale and delivered norms. Dairy produce, butter, potatoes, and fresh poultry priced for producers and wholesalers. notes halibut, trout, pickerel, and other fish in regional markets. Horace Harvey named to previously vacated premier Sifton position.
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Feack
Lake Winnines
Thanksgiving Day Excursions on Canadian Railway Rates
Thanksgiving excursions announced for October 31 1910 with a one third round trip rate. Tickets go on sale from October 31 with a final return limit of November 2 1919.
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Canadian Railway
Cen
Notone
Fort Arthur’s Crean Telephones Fence Low Business Rate
A fragmented notice from Fort Arthur mentions Crean Telephones setting a low business rate. The unclear OCR reads like a local price offer, stating two dollars for business use, with ambiguous references to city, Canada, and properative terms.
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Fort Arthur's Crean
Canada
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