Criticism of Empire Market Board Policy Sparks Debate
Dunning, Canada’s Railway and Dominion trade figure, voices stern critique of the Empire Marketing Board during a dinner with visiting British journalists. He argues the dominions must shift to domestic manufacturing and reduce reliance on colonial purchases, urging transfer of plant and capital to Canada and urging better packaging for export. Fernand Rinfret welcomes cross education while John King notes current Board work remains experimental and aims to improve packaging for British markets.
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Dunnan Stone
Hon
Railways
Canake
Wiritiah
Dunning
Beepire
Dominions
Mr. Dunning
Mmsell
Canada
Imrants
Fernand Rinfret
Empire
John Sidney King
Press Association
Empire Marketing Board
Flight Across Prairies Nonstop Winnipeg to High River
Flying Officer TM Shields of the Royal Canadian Air Force completed a nonstop Winnipeg to High River flight in eight hours at over 100 miles per hour. He covered about 1,100 miles solo with fuel for 10 hours aboard a Hof Daland, testing for forest patrol use. The crossing demonstrated prairie aviation potential and included recent spray work in Manitoba fields.
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Winnipeg
High River
Calgary
TM Shields
Royal Canadian Air Force
Shields
Montreat
Vancouver
Prairies
Hof Daland
Sligh River
Manitoba
Diploma Awarded to One Graduate at Millboro
Only one graduate, Msamea a superior of the Vir Hala state board of education, traveled 176 miles to present a diploma to Ruth Wickman of Millboro. The ceremony showed a class composed of a single student with roles expected for a full board.
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Msamea
Vir Hala State Board of Education
Aldrens
Mise
Ruth Wickman
Millboro
Wesldest
Poultry Congress Delegates Visit Western Canada
World Poultry Congress delegates from 16 countries, 129 in all, touring Canada with Ontario Agriculture Minister J. S. Martin noting the cold crops story and praising the wheat belt from Saskatoon to Edmonton. The Edmonton stop is described as enjoyable and educational for both foreign visitors and Canadian escorts.
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West
Ater
George Actes
Canada
Ontario
Martin
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Harvest Help Arrives From East and West for Prairie Harvest
The plan mobilizes workers from Eastern Canada and British Columbia to the prairies. The Indian National Railways will move 25,000 workers, with 6,080 already underway and 260 en route from Vancouver and 50 from Victoria. Manitoba seeks 60,000, Saskatchewan 40,000, and Alberta 18,000 with some locals available. British Columbia reports 6,000 available.
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Canaan
British Columbia
Prairies
Ula
Offerale
Indian National Railways
Vancouver
Victoria
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brith Colinbia
Turkish Monument Planned for Gallipoli Fallen
The Turkish government will erect a memorial at Gallipoli for about 100000 Turks who died in the Great War campaign. A Construction Committee member says it will be 122 feet high and surpass Allied monuments as merely insignificant stones. The Ministry of Defence has already allocated 26000 for the project.
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Turkih
Gallipol
Turkey
Gallipoli
Ministry of Defence
Norwegian Emigrants Coming To Canada
Norwegian emigrants to Canada and U S limits on Dominion benefits are discussed by Anderson from the University of Minnesota after a trip home. He notes U S immigration laws curb Norwegian numbers and Canada moves quickly to attract Norwegians. In Rainier National Park a bear damaged a parked sedan, breaking the top and tonneau as it exited.
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Asuiord
Rainier National Park
Te Tonneau
Buffalo reserve fires threaten government herd near Burt Smith
Fire rangers have been ordered to the Buffalo reserve near Burt Smith where a blaze endangers the wood and plains buffalo herds kept by the Dominion Government. Loss of wild hay may leave cattle lean through the winter.
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Buffalo Reserve
Burt Smith
Dominion
Editors Touring Canada Brition Party Will Cover Dominion
London editors from the British Newspaper Society touring Canada report plans to cover the dominion from coast to coast after a Maritime tour. John Sidney King says the journey will showcase Canada’s progress and set the stage for future reports when returning to Britain.
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Brition
Dominion
Montreal
Canada
John Jinks Saves Life of Cosgrave Government
Dublin reports recount Joan Jinks who left the Dail and did not vote against the Cosgrave government. He states he walked out to preserve stability and denies kidnap or abduction claims. The incident followed party caucus tensions and possible expulsion from the National League.
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Dublin
Joan Jinks
Ireland
Dail
Coserate
Hie Colleagies
Newtonal League
Medmonites
Jinks
Imblin
Delayed Christmas Greetings Sent to 200 Friends
Mr and Mrs A B Jackson receive 1826 greetings from about 200 friends. Jackson found the bundle of undelivered cards under his car seat and dropped them in a mailbox. He had kept them in the car since last December.
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St Paul
A. B. Jackson Jackson
Tense clash over aviation incident in Shanghai area
Chinese and British forces escalate after a British military aircraft forced landing on Chinese soil near Shanghai. Chinese authorities claim sovereignty over the site at Kiangwan and threaten a showdown in the aviation dispute. Royal Air Force parts tensions rise as British positions are reestablished along key railway fronts south of Suzhou Creek.
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Shanghai
Yanetee Valley
Kiangwan Folf
Nanking
Royal Air Force
John Duncan
Shangh
Hangchow
Ningpo
Soochow Creek
Noted Artist Caton Wood Vile Dies After Shooting
London artist Bogiish known for battle paintings found shot in his studio and died en route to hospital. Born January 7, 1856 in Tandon, educated in Germany. Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1879 and painted large pictures for Windsor Castle. Also wrote on sport and travel.
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London
Nicnara Caton Wood Vile
Shis
Tandon
Germany
Royal Academy
Annally
Windsor Castle
Air pilots armed as bullion transit threats grow
Protection of air routes rises as bullion carrying aircraft of the British Imperial Airways Limited are being armed with revolvers to counter modern highway robbery and air piracy dangers.
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Longon
Rivacy
Ign Sa
Imperial Airways Limited
Alberta Coal Shipment Pushes Ontario Outlook Up
In a Toronto conference with Mayor Foster and Toronto’s Chief Commissioner Chiaholts, Alberta trade official Howard Smuethbury said Alberta coal shipments to Ontario look more favorable. He expected the railway board to deliver findings by month end, with the government to act thereafter.
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Ontario
Toronto
Foster
Chiaholts
Howard Smuethbury
Alberta
Stutehbury
Estate leaves large fortune to Walker's siblings
The will of Arthur Walker heir to Ed ward F. Searles fortune leaves most of a $30,000,000 estate to his four sisters and two brothers. Brooklyn filing lists a bequest to Walker's secretary Rodd and mentions a codicil increasing a prior amount. Walker of Chatham Ontario was buried last Saturday.
Doctor Performs Appendicitis Operation by Flashlight
Violet Moore of Jersey City recovered from an appendicitis operation performed under flashlight during an electric storm at a New York hospital. The surgeon continued for over an hour after blackout while hospital staff found a flashlight and the lights failed during anesthesia.
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New York
New Yorks
Violet Moore
Jersey City
Muttart
Mary Reed
British Premier to Visit Canada Again
The British Prime Minister, Mr Baldwin, spoke in Halifax praising Canada and his long service. He contrasted his duties with rest to come and recalled Nova Scotia as a symbol of loyalty and resilience while noting a report by Sir Andrew Rae Duncan may boost provincial prosperity.
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Halax
Baldwin
Eitzens
Halifax
England
Maldwin
Canada
Ouay
Andrew Rae
Duncan
Aged Premier Vicworky Oliver Dies After Sudden Illness
Premier Oliver of British Columbia dies suddenly after a prolonged health decline following an operation. He led social legislation and educational reforms and fought for freight rate reductions. Described as a strong, witty debater with a passion for political argument, he remained a central figure in provincial politics.
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John Oliver
British Columbia
Oliver
Rochester
Man
Ince
J.D. Maclean
Nance and Education
Liberal Party
Hiritish Columbia
Dominion
Ontario
Trade Treaty Signed Between France and Germany
France and Germany signed a commercial treaty after years of interrupted talks. The pact centers on most favored nation tariffs and aims to apply MFN treatment for both sides by December 15, 1828. France gains limited wine export access to Germany under the agreement.
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Paris
France
Anals
Ater
Germany
Pacific Air Derby Winner Lands After Flight from Honolulu
Wheeler piloted by Art Goebel wins $25,000 first prize in the Dole air derby from Oakland. Mier’s monoplane Woolaroe achieves a perfect landing near Honolulu. Martin Jet n with the Alpha places for a $19,009 prize amid thousands of spectators.
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Wheeler
United States Army Aviation
Honolulu
Art Goebel
Hollywood
Calif
Mier
Oakland
Cal
Martin Jet N
Honolula
Alpha
Fragmented OCR Report on Records and Coal Market Losses
The text describes attempts to set a record under approved rules with a 62 hour target in Germany and notes London losses of 5,000,000 pounds from year start to June end. It cites coal glut on the continent and coal stoppages as factors and mentions market price adjustments by mine owners.
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Internationa
London
Weederton
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Turk
Editors
John Jinks
Cosgrave Govt
China
Paradise Valley
Mama
Lake Louise
Canadien
Rafkles
Miss Prance
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