Bank Assets Transfer Follows Dominion Receivership
The Home Bank asset sale will be handled by a new company to take over assets under the Canada Wind Act. Mluce Bank Assets Limited and a German sender will guide the liquidation, with Clarkson receiving a salary allowance but no commissions. Depositors would be reimbursed and administration costs explained to avoid confusion.
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Tades x Dumitnion
Howe Run
GT Curkee
Calimt Mluce
Hank
Geran
Detunes Home Bank
Clarkson
Acre
Ter Bank
Dominion
West’s Scent Triggers Murder Discovery of Boy
A report notes a scent led to the discovery of a missing year old boy near logs under earth. Investigators traced evidence to a group including five Indians and a man named REMI linked to the case. The scene occurred after a trip on the steamer Princess Alice from Wrangle, with tribal involvement suspected.
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West
Vancouver
Lammard Wieran
Provid
Ted Fale Bonls Teson
Atul
Kalle
Teague
Remi
Alice
Wrange
Mer
Danish Disarmament Bill Abolishes Army and Navy
The Socialist Government in Copenhagen introduced a disarmament bill to Parliament proposing the abolition of the army and navy. A frontier corps of 1,249 men would guard the country and support police, while the navy would be replaced by constellard ships for protecting Danish waters. Debate expected to be postponed to late December. veteran lawmakers doubt passage.
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Copenhagen
Frontier and Customs
Conference On Taxation We Define Federal Provincial Taxation
A conference on taxation will be held in Ottawa on November 11 with both federal and provincial representatives, including Hon FM Black and Hon J A Robb. The objective is to clearly define federal and provincial taxation lines where overlap and uncertainty exist among those who raise public funds.
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Winnipeg
Ottawa
Hon FM. Black
Manitoba
J A. Robb
Nance
Settlement of War Claims Between Canada and Germany Draws Near
Negotiations led by Thomas Mulvey, Under-Secretary of State, yield a settlement on war claims, with nearly a million dollars in dispute. Canada will use alien enemy property funds to address smaller Canadian claims, while Germany concedes 211 claims and withdraws 181. Most smaller balances are cleared. only larger ones remain under review. Progress reported as rapid, with investigations by Commissioner Willison Pa ongoing.
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Canad
Germany
Canada
Thomas Mulvey
Raoul Dandur
Canadian Department of States
Gering
Thement
Wermany
Cawca
Mulvee
Willison
German Loan Practically Assured Amid World Finance Talks
Uncertain OCR text reports that a Dawes plan loan to Germany is viewed as certain by officials as London talks progress. German leaders advocate stabilizing finances while a failure could threaten the plan. Separate items note Salvation Army leader Bram Booth aboard the Homeric for Canada, Gandhi weakened after a long fast, reopening Turkish-French schools in Angola, and a U S League of Nations appeal by Justice J H Clark at the Canadian Club dinner in Boston.
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Berlin
Thsted
Germany
London
Chan Jeillor
Mary
Newark
Bram Booth
Salvation Army
Can
Toronto
Winnipes
League
Boston
United States
League of Nations
United States Supreme Court
J. H. Clark
Western Horses For Russia Shipment From Canada Planned
Howard Kealey of Kealey Springs Sack says a shipment of 1.40 horses bought in Western Canada for the Soviet Government of Russia will likely begin in about two weeks. Kealey spoke during an interview at the location.
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Russia
Winnipeg
Canada
Howard Kealey
Kealey Springs
Agreement Not Possible Weighs on Egypt British Role in Sudan
The Foreign Office issues a white paper addressing Egyptian demands and British obligations in the Sudan. Zaglout Pasha presses to withdraw British forces and advisors, end foreign protections, and remove British involvement in Egypt’s governance and foreign relations.
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Egypt
Sudan
Ube Ind
Ord
Zaglout Pasha Mars
Labour Defeat in House as Vote on Inquiry Fails in Britain
In a heated session in Parliament Labour faced a major setback as Liberal votes did not materialize to back a motion for a select committee. The government blocked censure while Sir Patrick Hastings fatefully influenced proceedings. The division ended 364 to 198, prompting Ramsay MacDonald to move adjournment as cheers and groans echoed.
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House of Tommons
House
Patrick Hastings
James 1
Garophet
Workers
Wriiten
Sir Robert
John A. Simon
Ramsay MacDonald
Azourn
Turkish Situation Grows Grim in Mosul District
British fears Turkish troop movements across the frontier as Mosul unrest spreads. Turkish refusal to respond to protests raises risk of British use of air power and modern weapons unless Turkey halts the advance.
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Mosul
Edmonton Population Surges to 63 160 in Census
Edmonton's latest census figures show a population rise to 63 160, suggesting the city may lead Alberta in population. The 1921 Dominion census recorded Edmonton at 58 821, marking significant growth.
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Ulation
Edmonton
Alberta
Wins Scholarship for Music by Garriel A Cusson
Canadian Pacific photo shows Minnedosa bound for Europe as Garriel A Cusson wins the Finney of the Province of Quebec Scholarship for Music. The目信eadsolo recipient, blind since birth, traveled alone under care of the Canadian Pacific and received the honor, with plans to study abroad.
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Garriel A. Cusson
Finney
Province of Quebec
Pais
Mr Beatty Favors Exhibition Train Proposal
Mr Beatty, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, supports a limited motor exhibition train to promote Canada at Wembley and in British towns. He notes the Wembley exhibit drew attention and that an eight to ten van display could project Canada’s resources and films to millions, following a previously successful 2,500 mile English tour.
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Canadian Pacific Agri
Laurey
College of Commerciales
Fazette
Regalar
France
Beatty SC
Canadian Pacifc Railway
Canadian Pacific
England
Wembley
Canada
Beatty
Postpone Round Table Empire Conference in London
Postpone of the Round Table Empire Conference was discussed in London as officials faced difficulties. The anticipated holding of the conference faced blockages from distant domains and domestic political crises likely to deter the MacDonald Government from proceeding.
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London
Great Britain
MacDonald
Aerial Mail Service Linked Mallesbury to Angifere and Roston Fields
A new aerial mail route connects Mallesbury Ontario Angifere Quebec and the Roston Gold Fields. Laurentide Air Service Limited operates the service with sender risk. Mail must bear Prominently the words By air mail real Canadian postage affixed. A special aerial sticker costing 25 cents is required on mail for air transport.
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Ottawa
Mallesbury
Ont
Angifere
Que
Roston Gold Fields
Official
Laurentide Air Service, Limited
Hammer Theft At Peace Palace Shocks The Hague
Reported loss of the ebony ceremonial hammer from the permanent court of international justice council table at the Peace Palace The Hague. The item presented by Leyden University Senate in 1980s disappeared by August 26 prompting police inquiry.
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Council
Hague
Andrew Carnegie
Peace Palace
Permanent Court of International Fi
Leyden University
Low grading of wheat prompts Saskatchewan complaints
A Saskatchewan Wheat Pool meeting urged an immediate investigation into wheat grading practices. Farmers complained that trading standards have risen sharply, causing losses to over 109 farmers in the Sevier district. The group asked Minister T A Dow to press the Board of Grain Commissioners for prompt action.
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Regina
Board of Gran Commissioners
For Willam
Sakatchewan WI
Board of Grain Commissioners
Wheat Pool
Board of Birdrs
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Wandie Wussed
Ber
Dooly
C3o
Satetohowan
Assachslan
Sid
Farmers’ Vn
Donald MacRae
Urs
Caleary
Taow
Trade Treaty Proclaimed Between Otaya Canada and Australia
Canada gains concessions in the Australian market, including canned oat, paper, and chassis. Canned fish receive a preferential rate of one penny per pound, compared with higher duties on other goods. The proclamation timing and second government decisions are pending.
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Canada
Australia
Britain Dissolves Parliament. elections moved to November
London reports the king prorogued and dissolved Parliament. Premier MacDonald seeks quick elections to avoid business disruption and capitalize on Labour popularity. Election date set for late October or early November to maximize turnout and minimize public inconvenience.
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London
Webber Fay
MacDonald
MacDoond
Jessurg
Air Defence For Australia Citizens Unit Proposals
Sydney dispatch reports Wing Commander Goble presents air defence plan to the Federal Public Works Committee. Proposals call for a citizen forces unit to form a permanent nucleus for air defences across strategic ports and centres. Applications expected to join nationwide defense effort.
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Citizens Unit
Telesgraph
Sydney
Goble
Citer
Conon Wraith
Advauts
Appoint Dr Tory Otawa as Head of Canada Research Council
The government discusses appointing Dr Tory Otawa as permanent head of the Research Council of Canada after Parliament passed legislation to grant the council greater independence and a clearer investigative framework. International political factors, including U S and British actions, influence Japan's forthcoming decision as Imperial Conference is postponed.
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Tory Otawa
Tory
Brent
Rtéseareh Council of Canada
Council
Ocean of Standards Atherta
Univer
Japan
Lawthe LS
Polivegt
Baron Bidghate
Coda
United States
Great Britain
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Angola
Mr. Beatty
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Halleybury
Quebec
Freaty
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Impec
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