Girl Aviator Rescued By Passing Vessel In Atlantic Flight
Miss Elder and co pilot George Haldeman were forced down in the Atlantic when their plane The American Girl was damaged by a broken oil pipe. They were rescued by the Dutch tanker Barendrecht which picked them up and towed them aboard. They reported they and their craft were safe en route to the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria Reid
Sean
Coes
Atlantic
Aeroplavene
Tercopter
George Haldeman
Barenthee
Whic
Alto Sore
Azores
Elder
Uwe
J. C. Sider
Enrndrecht
Miss Hitler
George Halde Wean
Deamer Tayano
Barendrecht
Imperial Chemical offers workers share plan in London
Sir Alfred Mond unveils a scheme at Imperial Chemical to issue free shares and allow employees to buy stock at 20 shillings with no speculation. Workers earning under a threshold receive a free share for every four bought, tying workers to company through ownership and aiming at industrial peace via direct contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred Mond
Imperial
Alfred
Imperial Chemical
Sir Alfred
Irish Free State Cabinet Changes In Dail Vote
President Cosgrave re elected as chief executive of the Irish Free State council to Dail Eireann authorizes changes in his cabinet Hon Ernest Blythie named postmaster and finance minister Hon Patrick McGillicane adds Internal Affairs to Commerce Minister James Fitzgerald Kenney becomes Minister of Justice after a four hour debate the Dail approves the cabinet by seven vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Coserave
Irish Free State Council
Dall Eireann
Ernest Klytie
Patrick McGillican
Commerce
James Pitzgerald Kenney
Dail
Cosprave
May Injure Empire Trade in Canada and Britain
The new Australian tariff removes duty on a large class of printing and image papers, boosting Canadian and Empire imports. Foreign products had paid 30 percent ad valorem duty, causing concern that Empire trade may suffer a blow. A trader estimates both sides may shift to foreign markets. merchants await further events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Canada
Britain
Hus
Ehange
Batt
Ane
Rural Mail Routes Approved in Bashstoon Division
The Post Office Department authorized new rural mail routes in Bashstoon division. John Chamnard district supervisor states one new route named Saskatoon R I No 5 will be established to serve the area and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Post Office Department
Arctic Report Claims Habitable Baffin Land But Not Desirable
Dr L D Livingstone returns from 15 months as medical officer in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. He notes Baffin Land could support white settlement but is not a favorable residence due to climate and conditions. He urges Eskimo education, wildlife protection, sanitation, and prudent food storage to improve life among eastern Arctic skis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Otewa
Datin Island
Livine Wave
Canadian Arctic
Archigelaco Bx Tivimestone
Arctic
Plans for Willingdon Visit to Washington
The Canadian Legation and State Department outline a December 18 visit by Lord and Lady Willingdon to Washington. It would be the Governor General of Canada’s first Washington visit since the Duke of Connaught and the first hosted on Canadian soil. Exchanging calls with President Coolidge and cabinet members, the trip aims to foster personal contact between the governor general and U.S. leaders, with Willingdon entering Toronto as a Crown representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lord Willingdon
Lady Willingdon
Legation
State Department
Duke of Connaught
Cambida
tHintar
Coolidge
Crown
Canada
Premier King Invited to Speak at Arlington Memorial Dedication
Premier King has been invited to deliver an address at the dedication of a memorial in Arlington Cemetery Washington for Canadians who served in the American Expeditionary Force during the Great War. A com providing of Canadian troops is suggested for escort at ceremonies on October 29.
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Premier King
Memorial
Ottawa
King
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Winter Fair Dates First Saskatchewan Show Will Be Held
Regina officials approved the schedule for provincial events with the Regina Exhibition Association noting dates for the winter fair. The sheep and swine show is set for November 1 to 3, the poultry show December 7, poultry exhibition January 17 to 19, and horse and j e show in Ottawa with details listed for upcoming events. The premier provincial conference on November 2 involves constitutional questions with far reaching potential impact on future provincial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Regina
Te Regina Exhibition Association
H Smith
Ottawa
Canada
Premier Extends Congratulations to Dr Rit Bennett KC
The Prime Minister sent a wire congratulating Hon Rit Bennett KC on his selection by the national convention as leader of the Conservative Party. The message conveyed admiration from party members and wished him success in leading the party and government.
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RB. Bennett
Apong
Rit Bennett, KC
Meckensie King
Miniada
Bennett
Selec
Copata
Legrem
Move to Speed Up Immigration From Britain
Canada weighs quota limits as Hon. Robert Forke meets Anglican Church delegates led by Archbishop Matheson. Forke vows to promote immigration while tightening continental inflows and outlines plans to aid British families, farm workers, and land settlement projects in Winnipes, Melfort, and Edmonton.
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W. G. Styles
Rezing
GB. Woods
Lofty
H. Reid
Toronto
Canon Vernon
Forke
of Immigration
Dondaloa
Kha
Ottawa
Canada
Church of Ekland
Winniges
Melfort
Edmonton
Rebels Move Toward Coast of Mexico
Reports say Francisco Gomez and Hector Almada seek escape to the coast in western Vera Cruz. Government forces under General Gonzales Escobar claim to have dispersed most rebel units and hold the main body, leaving Gomez and Almada with about 190 followers. Federal troops are deployed to guard freight and prisoner trains as bands use the distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Uni
Vera Cruz
Arnulfo Gomez
Hector Almada
Gonzales Escobar
Gomez
Almada
Advan
Japanese Volcano Erupts Covering Countryside Far From Tokyo
Reports say Asama Yam in Japan erupted recently, sending thick black smoke and a white ash cloud over farms as far as seventy miles away. Umbrellas were used by farmers to shield crops from falling ash. The eruption occurred near Tokyo with Asama Yam located northwest of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noma
AsamaYama
Toklo
US Farmers Seek Canadian Land near Winnipeg
A group of prominent United States farmers were shown at Union Station in Winnipeg as they explored settlement prospects in Saskatchewan. Brought in September by Capt. LB Toyd of the Canadian National Railways, they purchased 15 quarter sections valued at 563,320 and have other deals pending. Originating from Nebraska and Kansas, the men are well capitalized and many have relatives already drawn to the Tyner Valley district. Some plan land for their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Winnipeg
United States
Saskatchewan
Canada
Capt
LB. Toyd
Land, Colonization and Development Department
Canadian National Railways
Minnesota
Eston
Tyner Valey
Suipe
nNval
Nebraska
Kamase
Tyner Valley
Exhibits Planned for Canada's Agricultural Jubilee
The Federal Department of Agriculture will showcase its exhibits at Canada's Agricultural Jubilee. Minister W I Motherwell confirms a national display featuring all provinces. Alberta pledges grain from this year, with Manitoba and Saskatchewan also contributing. The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto hosts the event from November 16 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Federal Department
Canada
Hom. W. I Motherwell
Agricaitus
Ed Askle
Provinc Monat and Livestock Ois
Alberta
Compee Manitoba
Toronto
Armistice Day Observance Announced in Ottawa
The Prime Minister announced Armistice Day observance in Canada inviting the public to mark the occasion with a two minute silence at HL o'clock on Friday morning the 11th of November. The special observance aligns with arrangements sanctioned by His Majesty and follows the regular celebration schedule in Parliament.
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Ottawa
People of
Canada
du Ts
Borden Calls Canada’s Destiny Within British Commonwealth
Sir Robert Borden addresses the Canadian Club in Winnipeg stating Canada’s highest destiny lies in full autonomy as a Dominion within the British Commonwealth. He notes the influence of early French settlement shaping the Dominion as an integral part of the Empire.
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Canada
Borden
Winnipeg
British Commonwealth
Robert Borden
Dominion
Robert Said
U S History Texts Criticized as Pro British by Chicago Board
Chicago officials, led by John Gorman and McAndrews, challenge history books used in schools as pro British. They cite omissions and distortions in quotations about the Boston Tea Party and colonial revolt, accusing texts of skewed American history toward unity with Great Britain and favoring British influence.
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Chicago
William McAndree
John Gorman
Board of Education
Wiliam Hale ‘Thompson
McAndrew
David Massey
Gorman
Boston
George War
Despie
Petit Veehante
Ng Iewyers
Mr. Gorman
America
Great Britain
United States
Rhodes
Carnegie Foundation
Bennett Chosen New Leader of Conservatives
Jeaneit KC Chigars is named new leader of the Conservative Party in Ownata after a second ballot at the national convention. Bennett praised delegates and urged unity and youth organizing to expand the party's influence and implement policies for Canada.
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Bennett
Conservatives
Hoa RB
Jeaneit, KC
Chigars
Ownata
Postmaster General Concludes Western Postal Inspection
Postmaster General completes three week tour of Western Canada with visits to Vancouver Victoria Winnipeg Regina and other provincial cities. He reports strong public support for Western development and optimistic prospects for the region ahead. He notes favorable conditions and widespread optimism among residents. The report mentions a longest ocean journey of 675 fort as part of the travel note.
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Ottawa
J. Yealo
Western Canada
Porviees
Vancouver
Victoria
Foo
Winnipeg
Regina
Vennot
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Aviator
Sir Alfred Ttand
Irish Free State
Willingdon
Dorothy Moore
T. Albert Moore
Moore
Geoffrey Street
Royal Life Saving Society of London
Eveland
Calgary
Yw.c.a
Indianapolis
Ind
Ally Biological Labs
Edward 8. Rose
Ma: Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Federal Desxtment
Mothewell
U. S
Bennnett
Henest
Lfe
Hennett
Jorower
Ortawa
West
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