Cement merger aims to steady Canada Burnished by price debate
The Canadian cement industry faces a merger argued to stabilize supply and push growth through a national campaign to raise consumption. Insiders say prices and production costs vary by country border while a joint plan promises to curb cutthroat competition and expand sales to farmers and the public.
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Canuin
Department of Mines
Canada
United States
Vndep
Gesorianes
Indus
Tay
Sal Wit
Dirigible Beats Train In Cross Channel Balloon Flight
A balloon voyage from Compiegne toward London completed a remarkable nonstop flight of several hours, reaching London around 113 hours after departure. The event marks a new chapter in aviation history as the Clement-Bayard balloon crosses to the capital.
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Compeigne
London
Opening of Parliament in Canada Sets New Session
Ottawa reports the eleventh parliament has been summoned to meet on November 17. Cabinet proclamations announce a full work program with main estimates and blue book after initial preparations. Expected lighter agenda than Taft era, despite heavy bills in banking, naval and insurance.
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Cana
Thure
Fielding
House
S A Officers Resign Over Immigration Policy Turmoil
In Ottawa and Toronto political circles, Canadian immigration policy tensions trigger resignations among South African officers. Internal strife and policy disputes prompt several officials to withdraw their duties as pressure mounts on leadership.
Legislature to Meet in Victoria BC Assembly January First
A fragment reports Victoria BC indicating the legislature will assemble on January 1 with the reports and insurance committee set to propose measures. The piece notes the assassination of Stanley Ketcher, a Missouri October 1 champion middleweight, who died after being shot by Wal A Harts at a ranch yesterday.
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Victoria
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Wal A. Harts
Municipalities Meet To Discuss Cheap Power
A Winnipeg area deputation met Winnipeg and surrounding municipalities at St Boniface city hall to urge government action on cheap power. The group seeks erection of a power plant or subsidies to supply low cost electricity to towns, arguing small communities alone cannot fund such a project. Officials discussed timelines and possible government support while noting Winnipeg’s existing plant may influence immediate action.
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Manitoba
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Bleau
Jermen Cusson
Chanel
Dage Forage la Prairie
Mermen
Garland
C.J. Sharpe
CG. Wood- Jez
Board of Trae
Hy Steverie
JH. Metcalfe
Brandon
H.T. Adelph
J. H. Hughes
Wallac
Maxwell
Briar
Namele
Wilton
Bechelle
Winnipeg
Ontario wants access to Hudson Bay port at Port Nelson
Ontario seeks access to a shallow port at Port Nelson on Hudson Bay near Hayes River to reach James Bay. The move involves Manitoba’s inland port area and requires arrangements with Premier Roblin. Ontario would control harbor access on its own terms, boosting trade potential for the region.
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Whitney
Ontario
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Hudson Bay
Port Nelson
Hayes River
Keowatin
Manitobe
Maniba
Kevan
Hudson
Wilfrid Laurin
James
RP. Roblin
Manitoba
Prairie
Canada Prominent at Big Dry Farming Congress
A Canadian delegate, Coupe, recently arrived from the west, spoke at a dry farming exhibit tied to the state fair. The display on dry farming products featured a six horse Percheron team and highlighted advances in agriculture and rural development. A representative from CPR attended, showcasing western Canada connections and ongoing agricultural progress.
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Cpre
Sackatehie
Marshall
Mberta
CPR
Western
Roosevelts First Flight With Hoxsey Amazes Crowd
Ex president Roosevelt flies with aviator Hoxsey in a landmark ascent wrapping up in praise. Reports note efficient handling, dashed nerves, and a smooth landing as observers cheer the historic flight. Nearby, locals recount searches for missing persons and the discovery of several bodies after a fire, with relatives confirming details and the community awaiting updates on the remaining missing.
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Hoxsey
St. Lowis
Col 1
Relief efforts surge as city plans to aid fire victims
Winnipeg mobilizes resources to shelter and feed destitute residents driven from homes by a blaze. Authorities pledge to send fifty tents, military aid if needed, and duty-free lumber from Canada to rebuild. Private citizens and firms flood relief with donations while officials coordinate sheltering, supplies, and rebuilding under worsening cold.
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Wannipeg
Thias
Republ
Kerr
Fost Co
Formar
Sten
Eberhart
Moneta
Wennipes
Ternor Eberhart
Edmonton Resolution Urges Provincial Power Investigation
A Tuesday introduced resolution calls for immediate action by the Alberta government to investigate hydropower potential and development of hydroelectric power by the state for sale to municipalities. The proposal characterizes the work as a commitments task and seeks rapid study and planning.
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Edwontos
Alberta
Winnipeg Leads in City Child Care, General Says
In an address to Ottawa, the general stated Winnipeg leads in care of children with Ottawa second. He affirmed Winnipeg’s priority in child welfare and urged continued focus on municipal services for families.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Tom
Winnvex
Ottawa
Oct 7 1610 Actian Pacific Railway Center Fare
A 1610 Actian Pacific Railway Center authorizes a round trip fare of four and one third for the journey. Tickets go on sale October 8 through October 31.
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Actian Pacific Railway Centre
Weekly Market Review Incomplete Summary From Market Prices
The reading shows a compiled weekly market review with grain livestock and dairy prices from Winnipeg and Liverpool markets. It notes spot prices for wheat oats and barley and reports mixed live stock values alongside wholesale and pork beef figures. A poem section mentions Horace Harvey appointed as judge and premier contender, with a fatal fall described.
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Liverpool
Minneapolis
Port Arthur Leads Canada in Telephone Growth
Port Arthur's telephone system shows the city with the highest per capita growth in Canada, surpassing other centers in expansion, lines added, and service reliability as officials note the rapid uptake by residents and businesses.
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