Final crop payment to be made by pool
The central selling agency announces the final wheat payment for 1925 26 years. Total is 1 45 per bushel after allowances, amounting to about 5 85 million dollars. Provinces Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba to distribute the funds from the central pool while officers including McPhail Wood and Burne are reappointed or elected.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
JA. McPhail
Hax
Ue Pheer
Aveage
Baste Fort Willama
Roy Apenes
Amo
McPhell, Wood
Celia H Burne
May Accept New Appointment Saskatoon-ton
A. P. McNabb senior member for Saskatoon City Minister of Public Works and cabinet tailister of longest service in state government to succession to Hon GA Bett will pos Me Me need that he have offered 4 tace 2 the local gos bly occur in the near se ab aald he had been giving oration for a month and on be mede soon. Should Mr McNab resign is sent 4 in the legislature as will be nece pt he accepts 6 appointment to local government bord ftu siiate a by election in Saskatoon City and will for the time at least leave this city without exhinct representa ten The other members of the Local Government Board are SP. Grose and M. Bayne both of whom hate from Southern Saskatchewan. There has been for years a feeling in Katoon and Northern Sackatel feman that at least one avember of the local government board should be from the northern half of te province.
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Saskatoon
A. P. McNabb
Saskatoon City
Htate Tornment Board
GA Bett
Seab
McNab
SP. Grose
M. Bayne
Saskatchewan
Katoon
Northern
Sackatel Feman
Competitive Cable Rates Would Direct News From Britain
Sir Roderick Jones of Reuters urged Canada to seek a competitive London to Canada cable rate. He said direct British news service would be a public policy act with imperial benefits, reducing reliance on New York for timely British coverage.
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Canada
Omuka
Wils Dowinson
United Kingstom
London
Roderick Jones
Reuter
New York
Sir Roderick
Canadian Ambassador Appointment Sparks Imperial Debate
The Morning Post notes no objection to naming a Canadian diplomat in Washington to handle U S relations. The move is seen as an imperial matter with implications for the empire's foreign policy, prompting broad discussion across papers.
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Prat
Washington
United States
Stay of Execution Delays Canadian Vaudeville Figure
A foggy account describes a stay of execution for Russeld Scott in the Joveye Maurer murder case in dha fore, with the court of Spetne field ordering the delay. The accused, once sane after a year in state asylum, is tied to a history of crimes including holdups and vaudeville work.
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Weeet Beattie
Thane
Russeld Scott
Joveye Maurer
Spetnefield
Sbe
Thomas
Uitle
Mie
Danish youth begins around the world tour from Sydney
A young Danish sportsman in Sydney plans to continue his voyage by steamer to New Zealand then South America, aiming to circumnavigate the globe. He travels northward through the Americas from Cape to Copenhagen, with Europe, China, Japan, and Tuva visited, and hopes to finish in Copenhagen by 1928.
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Sydney
Murraus
New Zealand
South America
United States
England
Denmark
Cape
Europe
China
Japan
Tuva
Copenhagen
Canada Holds Enviable Place Stands Second in World
PA Mek real, president of the Telephone Association, declares Canada stands second in the world in telephone development at the association's sixth annual convention in Montreal. He cites 1945 figures showing 1,072,451 telephones in service, up from 902,090 in 1921, with investments rising from $168 million to $193,881,578 and long distance telephony growing.
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Montreal
Canada
PA. Mekreal
Telephone Association
British Columbia Legislature Set for December Sitting
Premier Oliver announced the annual session will convene December 16 with adjournment planned for January 1 after cabinet approval. The December procedures will last under an hour, with the throne speech outlining the program before dissolution for the New Year.
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Victoria
Oliver Aftr
Placard criticizes Wilson at League of Nations Building
A damaged placard found on the marble wall of the League of Nations Building in Geneva attacks President Wilson. It questions the United States choice of a founder and claims the American people did not deserve the designation.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Uni
Mussolini Faces Possible Operation Aboard London-A Geneva
The Daily Express reports eminent Bavarian surgeon Dr Sauertruch has been summoned by telegram to consult in Rome about a proposed operation on Premier Mussolini. The Bund notes Dr Ssnerbrueh left Munich for Rome for medical consultations.
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Mussolini
London
Geneva
The
Daily Express
Sauertruch
Rome
Bund
Ssnerbrueh
Munieh
Advertising Canadian Apples At Imperial Conference
Delegates at the Imperial Conference in London were offered Canadian apples as a souvenir. About 100 boxes of snow apples were shipped from Ontario under provincial government auspices, the sole province promoting Canadian produce in this manner.
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London
Ontario
Alberta Act Fight Heads to Higher Court
The Tribune reports the Department of Justice plans to refer the Alberta An thony Act to the Supreme Court to test its constitutionality. It notes it is unlikely the planned legislation will proceed until a court decision, with a potential appeal to the Privy Council possible if needed.
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Tribune
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Anton
Ovines
Privy Council
Governor General's Office Remodel at Parliament Buildings
Report notes that the Governor General's offices in the east block of Parliament are to be remodelled under Lord Byng. It states Lord Willingdon attends daily at eleven, carrying a coin bag, and that during renovations the prime minister's office may be used by acting officials in the same building.
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Parliament
Ottewa
Exest
Fency
Lord Bynk
Stean Mall
Lord Willingdon
Golag
Will
Ufer
Canadian ex-gov general Baron Byng named Viscount
London The Canadian Press reports from an authoritative source that Baron Byng of Vimy has been created Viscount. The 61 year old former governor general was received by the king and dined with the royal couple. He led the Canadian Army Corps in France and earned multiple honors including KC MG and KCSI for his service at Vimy Ridge.
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London
Baron Byng
Willy
Canada
Hyng
Vimy Ridge
Cidian Army Corps
France
Ron Byng
K.cmg
KCL
Noted English Scholar Dead Dr Abbott Headmaster of City of London School
Rev Dr Ewin Abbott a noted English scholar and longtime headmaster of the City of London School died after seven years bedridden. Born in London he was educated at the City of London School and Cambridge University. He served at King Edward's School Birmingham and as assistant head of the City of London School from 1865 until his death. He was elected preacher at Oxford University and held honorary fellowships at St John’s College Cambridge.
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Abbott
City of London School
London
Ewin Abbott
City of School
Cambridge University
King Edward’s School
Birmingham
Oxford University
St. John's College
Plan to Complete H. B. Road in 1927
Report describes 1927 goals for the Hud son Bay Railway project. Steel has ended at Kettle Rapids with nine piles needed to close a gap to Port Nelson. One more steel bridge over the Asshole River remains. About 1.1o workers are on the road, winter work expected, 600 feet of trestle at north slide to be repaired, rails to be laid toward the limestone on the existing grade, extension beyond Kettle Rapids may end the line’s diversion to Fort Churchill.
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Hudson's Bay Railway
Kettle Rapids
Por Nelson
Port Nelson
Pionees Kang
Fort Churchill
Whiel
Gold Found From Volcanic Dust Triggers Peasant Rush
Peasants in Kerten Russia near the Sea of Asor toiled through the night as a volcanic dustoutburst yielded gold. Belatedly returning from fleeing lava, they rushed to claim the gold, hoping to save farms destroyed by the eruption and to set terms for a new life. The surprising discovery drew thousands seeking wealth amid the ordeal.
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Kerten
Russia
Sea
Asor
Land of the Midnight Sun Tourists Grow Revenue Source
The Mont royal, diverted from its regular trans Atlantic route, serves the British club on a grand tour via Immingham to Molde Norway. The voyage includes calls at Merck Svartisen Hellespit and Bergen along famed Norwegian fjords. A photo shows Mont royal anchored off Molde with the party ashore.
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Ould
Mont Royal
Safline
Imminghal
North Sea
Molde
Norway
Merck
Svartisen
Hellespit
Bergen
Montroyal
British protests spark renewed efforts over opera scene hoax
An unclear report describes British reaction to a fake advertising stunt about a famed figure and a staged picture. The piece notes public protests, a controversial portrayal, and alleged manipulation by actors, with references to Carl Laemmite and the political climate surrounding a theater scene.
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Carl Laemmite
Maraxee
Canada’s Population Problem Seen Solved by Youth Emigration
Ontario farmers support a youth oriented plan to address Canada’s population issue by selecting and training young emigrants to move to the Mother Land. Premier Ferguson told the YMCA gathering that no boy is inherently delinquent and errors arise from lack of opportunity. He urged proven education and migration schemes to Europe for patriotic reformation.
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Ontario
Toronto
G. Ferguson
Young Men’s Section
Young Men's Christian Association
Europe
Two British Cruisers Visit Philadelphia
Two British cruisers HLALS Calcutta and MASS Capetown arrived at the Philadelphia navy yard for an official visit to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition. Vice Admiral Sir Walter Cowan led the visit, with a formal welcome by Mayor Kendrick, then tours the city hill.
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Philadelphia
HLALS
Calcutta
Mass
Capetown
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Sir Walter Cowan
Royal Navy
Navy Yard
Sir Walter
Stam
City Hill
Kendrick
Calls for Higher Tariff on Fruits and Vegetables
The Canadian Horticultural Society urged higher tariffs to curb importation of fruits and vegetables. Secretary L F Burrows cited rising imports, outlining a proposed sliding scale with specific duties on cherries peaches pears apricots strawberries raspberries melons tomatoes cucumbers peas lettuce and more. A public hearing will precede any government recommendation.
British Italian Treaty Under Fire By Abyssinia Row
Article discusses criticism of a British Italian treaty over Abyssinia and spheres of influence. Ras Tefari argues the imperial government fears collaboration between two great powers against Abyssinia and questions the treaty’s compatibility with the Covenant and Abyssinia’s independence.
Subsidized Rate On Coal Reported By Federal Government
Federal government plans a subsidy of 2 dollars per ton for Alberta coal. The program aims to make coal available to consumers at 11 dollars per ton while local dealers charge 2.50 dollars for distribution. The draft outlines a subsidized spread covering costs, dealer profit, and transport, with figures indicating a total distribution margin around 315.50 and related charges.
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Alberta
Oita
Dominion
Nt ix
Thastes Swewart
Onis Villigen
Tania Eval
Cie Onvar
May Sue Ex Crown Prince Property Seized From Hohenzollern Castles
Disjointed text notes removal of state property linked to Hohenzollern holdings in Berlin including porcelain vases and marble pieces once owned by Madame Pompadour and The Dane. Mentions a local art dealer and references to wheat yields and farm measurements with unclear context and dates.
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Hohenzollern
Berlin
Hohenzol
Pray
Madame Pompary
Calles Bans Import of Arms to Curb Bandits
President Calles issues decree forbidding importation of rifles pistols and ammunition to prevent arms reaching bandits revolutionists and antigovernment elements in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Calles
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