Prembert Wilson Seeks Peace Talks Amid Mexican Crisis
Premier Wilson urges negotiation with Huerta regime while warning Americans and Mexican factions of a reckoning. US seeks to restrain arms shipments and deploy troops as Mexico’s political stalemate continues. border watch and aid funding discussed amid diplomatic strains. Also mentions suffragette plot against Lloyd George and Anglo Japanese alliance shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenepet
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Rotterdam to Canada emigration figures cited in trade report
Department of Trade and Commerce notes 17 600 emigrants left Rotterdam for Canada and the United States in six months, down from 34 212 the prior year. Toronto delegates to the Canadian Pharmaceutical Convention, nearly 200 strong, were welcomed to the city by Mayo Hockes.
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Mellane Dutawa
Department of Trade and Commerce
Rotterdam
Holland
Canada
United Wing
Toronto
Hockes
Minerals for the Gathering in Northern British Columbia
McConnell reported on mineral prospects in Northern British Columbia with copper and silver lead showing strong promise. He noted recent trade activity but said the full development work remains incomplete and that capital disputes delay progress.
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Columbia
Fleiss
Vancouver
McConnell
Ha Son
Born Ad
Evi
Yukon
Stefannson Expedition Faces Arctic Voyage Delays
A late July departure from Port Clarence aimed to reach Herschel Island by August 20, but the Stefannson expedition warned that ice and water conditions may hinder progress. The Karluk carries heavy provisions for a three year Arctic journey, and repairs could force unloading.
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Stefaanson
Aisha
Alaska
North
Nome
Port Clarance
Stefannson
Harrow
Herschel Island
Mackenzie River
Bering Strait
Arctic Ie
Barrow
Herchel Island
Karluk
Arctic
Mythical Canadian Rockies peaks proven not to exist
Alfred Munn and Geoffrey Howard with guide Moritz Inder Linen report no trace of the legendary Mount Wtamon and Mount Hooker near Mount Robson in the Yellow Head Pass area. Despite extensive exploring, the 16 000 to 20 000 foot legends remain unfounded as several 12 000 foot peaks were surveyed.
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Wtmonton
Sewnor
Mount Hooker
Canadian Rockies
Yellow Head Pass
Rockies
Douglas
Alfred Munn
Geoffrey Howard
Resina
Mount Robson
Messrs
Munn
Howard
Moritz Inder Linen
Ministers Tour North Bay Rail Lines and Plans
Hon Frank CochCrane and Hon Mr Hearst led a inspection tour of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario railway and the GTP to Winnipes as they were hosted by the North Bay board of trade and town council. CochCrane predicted the Grand Trunk Pacific would be in full operation to North Bay within a year. He outlined Ontario government plans to place prison farms in various centres following the success of similar schemes in Guelph and Fort William.
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North Bay
North Bay Way
Frank Cochrane
Mr. Hearst
Temaskaming
Northern Ontario
GTP
Winnipes
Board of Trade and
Cochrane
Grand Trunk Pa
Heer
Meers
Hearst
Ontario
Guelph
Fort Wiliam
Veterans Association forms new society leading to success
Mounties veterans in Victoria report rapid organization growth. Fifty one members already enrolled, 220 ex-members in Vancouver, and Ottawa branch planned. Movement spreads across Canada with aims for branches in major centers and support from the King.
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Victoria
Royal Net Veterans Association
Vancouver
Canada
Ottawa
Cross Canada
London
Balkan probe blocked by Servian government
Belgrade reports the Servian Government declined to cooperate with the Carnegie Commission in investigating alleged Balkan atrocities. Premier Pachitch warned Milukoff may be biased against Servians and urged his resignation, while Star Commissioners pressed to keep him. A hostile Servian student demonstration followed the dispute.
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Servia
Balkan
Belgrade
Carnegie Commission
Premmier Pachitch
Milukoff
Star Commissioners
Commission
Milkod
Commission Appointed To Reform Kingston Prison System
The government forms a two man commission with Arthur to probe Kingston penitentiary administration and broader penitentiary reform. The panel may study classification, staff efficiency, and methods to ease convict hardship while protecting dependents, seeking practical Canadian reforms.
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C. J. Dot
Conviste
Georwell, KC
Kingstoherington
Kingston
J Bows
Orillia
Orillia Asyum
Ington
Ontario
Kingston Penitentiary
Canada
Deva
Investiece
Victoria barrister returns from Japan study tour
Victoria barrister Mr Lindley Crease has just returned from Japan after a special study of the people life and customs. He eschewed European entertainment and dined in native fashion. He was impressed by royalty industry and progress. A loan of eighty million dollars bearing four per cent interest matures October 1 and will be paid off as part of the loan list.
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Japan
Victoria
Lindley Crease
Crease
Ota
New Zealand Loyalty Praised by Empire Envoy Visit
Lord Elliott and an Imperial delegation arrived in Auckland and received civic welcome. In brief remarks he praised New Zealand for its loyalty to the Empire while noting overseas dominions play a key role in natal defence. The minister cited Australia’s stance on maintenance of forces.
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Allen Newtai
Defence
Zeaiard Bald Sarntian
Ted
Dieetos
New Zealand
Australia
Natal
New
Market Report Forecasts Large Wheat Harvest Ahead
The Market Report notes a delayed but advancing North Dakota and western Canada harvest due to heavy rains, with a general ripening trend as favorable days return. Temperatures ranged from the 70s to 80s by day and 49 to 60 by night, with only a few spots dipping near 40. Harvesting becomes widespread, late fields ripening, and a large early movement expected if dry weather holds. wheat crop west of the Red River may be the largest yet with unusually high quality, though some low grade wheat remains possible.
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North Dakota
Canada
Western Canal
Wheat market steadiness amid mixed U S and world signals
The market shows moderate support with softer long term bearish tones. New York and Chicago futures edge higher while Duluth and Minneapolis trade down. International supply data from Russia and global stocks influence sentiment, yet cash wheat remains firm and prices could lift on fresh crop demand.
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United States
New York
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Russia
T'st
Brad
Fort Willan
Port Arthur
Dee
Fort William
Port Arts
Canada
Paris Foreign Minister Says Balkan Trouble Solved
Pichon stated in a recent address that France with Britain and Russia contributed to peace in the Balkans. He claimed there had been no day without concerted action and that joint efforts maintained harmony among the powers.
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Balkan
Paris
Pichon
France
Britain
Russia
Sunday School Lesson X Third Quarter Commentary
The text presents a derived sermon on the Ten Commandments focusing on Exodus Deuteronomy and Jesus' summary in Matthew. It discusses God revealing the commandments in Hebrew at Sinai the worship of God alone the prohibition against graven images and keeping the Sabbath. It argues the jealousy of God the primacy of Him over all idols and respect for the Lord's name and holy day, citing scriptural cross references to support the doctrinal points.
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Nur
Moses
Tam
Egypt
Jehova
Sir
Moon
N Dent
Christ
Denial Nanking Fallen Claim Refuted In Telegraph Despatch
A later exchange despatch says northern general claims of Nanking falling are untrue. Some northern cavalry entered the town but were destroyed by a mine explosion. Separate item notes Calgary Sarcee upheaval with 5000 acres moved to government control in the northwest reserve, to be auctioned with partial cash and farm equipment payments to Indians.
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Nanking
London
Exchange Telegraph Co
Calgary
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Mueta Agminetration
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House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Mexico City
Les 8 Charge D'Affaires
Gamboa
Huerts
Beleves
Lloyd-George
Suchera
Lon. Daily Sketch
Walton
Germany
Pount Tadasu Mayashi
Great Britain
Mounties
Veterans’ Assn
Mas
Arther
the Market Report
Thomsen, Lone & Co
Winnip A
Barney
Fort Willian
Fe Tamm
the Sunday School
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