Wheat Pool Estimates Crop at 265 Million Bushels Across Provinces
The Inter Provingetai Wheat Pool Selling Agency estimates total wheat production at about 265 million bushels across three western provinces. President McPhail criticizes the report as misleading for ignoring a drop in acreage sown and unplowed lands, noting differing provincial figures and export expectations.
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Megioa
Inter Provigetai
Selline Agroey
Saskatchewan Wheat Coudewuingerage
McPhail
Witnatom
Me McPhail
Corte
Wits
Abeta
Mant
Bordeaux Jail Plot to Free Death Row Inmates Uncovered
Investigation reveals a scheme to break four men from Bordeaux Jail including Seralini and accomplices Louie Mocel Frank Gambino and Leo Davis who faced execution on October 7. Plotters planned getaway from the 50 inmate hold up and bank robbery at Tiv Moebelaga Bank.
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Dascover Pict
Eaux
Tiv Moebelaga Bank Collethon
Chau Wesoux
Seralini
Guteenpe Ing
Renable Dat
Louie Mocel
Frank Gambino
Leo Davis
Sera
Mheere
Hase
Sera Gub
Alyshe
Lony Prank
Mike
Ace
Lausanne Peace Treaty ratified by France in Near East accord
The Pevach Senate approved the Lausanne peace with twenty negatives, Paris reports. France becomes the fourth power to ratify. the treaty took effect August 6 after a third ratification, following Britain and Japan.
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France
Paris
Pevach
Plead Case Alone Vitor Faces Board of Railway Commissioners
Slaver Vitor will be accompanied by Government Counsel at the Ottawa sitting of the Board of Railway Commissioners on September 17 to address Crum's Nest Pass agreement. He claimed he saw no need for real resistance when the board discusses the matter. Unemployment in Great Britain has risen steadily with about 1,123,000 people out of work now, a rise of thirty thousand last week.
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Vitor
Slaver
Wiih Pot
Board of Railway Commissioners
Ottawa
Great Britain
Grea In
Trade With Germany Grows for Ottawa Mackenzie Goods
Trade with Germany increased with Ottawa-Tanana moving goods valued at 6 041 000 in the year ending July. Canada projects exports to Germany near 1 941 000 in the coming twelve months, with strong growth expected as new regulations tighten export controls. British troop figures show 157 49 thousand, with 109 273 stationed at home.
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Ottawa
Tanana
Germany
Inet
Fate of Seage Youths Set for September 10 Sentencing
Court Judge slated to issue verdicts on September 10 for a group linked to the deadly case involving Nat Lewpoi and others. State Attorney and defense debated remarks during a tense session as crowd watched a swift judicial process unfold.
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Seage
Flor Peetiome
Rater
Robert
Crowe
MacLaren Signals Willingness for New World Flight Try
British aviator Major A Stewart MacLaren says Americans have a good chance to complete a world flight with United States Navy support. He notes obstacles but expects a smoother journey with help while traveling from Vancouver to Winnipeg.
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Agil
A. Stewart MacLaren
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Ameri
States Navy
Dee
Saskatchewan Wheat Producers seek delay on proposed grain rules
Saskatchewan Co operative Wheat Producers notes suggest deferring action on proposed regulations until the Royal Grain Inquiry Commission report is laid before the Government. Commission members have departed for further duties as the issue remains unsettled.
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Eamelder
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers’ Limited
Baw
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Ye Commission
Fewer Drug Addicts In Canada Reported Says BC Improvement
Health department reports a countrywide decline in drug addicts with notable improvement in British Columbia. In Br ycolumbis the trend is observed though occasional isolated cases may occur in secondary schools. Parents and teachers are advised to stay vigilant as such cases remain unusual.
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Health Department
Ottawa
British Columbia
Copper wire bars rolled in Canada for the first time
In Canada copper wire bars have been produced domestically for the first time. Consolidated smelters in British Columbia report seventy eight tons shipped under a government bounty from recent sessions legislation. E J Chambertin dies in Pasadena at thirteen. Interment at St Albans Vermont.
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Ottawa
Can la
British Columbia
United States Invited To Disarmament Conference
United States invited to attend a Disarmament Conference with representation from allied nations. Delegations to draft a formal proposal for international arms reduction and broader global participation.
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United States
Alberta Dairy Pool Campaigns Through Harvest Season
Reports show the Alberta Co operatives forming with Dmitry Pool leading the provisional board. A vigorous campaign continues into the harvest period with plans for a drive and November action to promote the pool and its cooperative goals.
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Galgnip
Alberta
Dmitry Pool
Soant
Brown
Minister Calls for Completion of Hudson Bay Railway Plan
The Pas luncheon hears Minister urge completion of the Hudson Bay route, arguing it could mirror Panama Canal cargo growth. He cites war funding availability and tributary industries to justify testing the feasibility despite opposition over cost and eastern industry impact.
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Hudson's Railway
Laurier
Canada
de Hon
Golve
Husay
Panama Canal
Hudson's Fay
Hudson's Bus Railway
Cpat
CNR
Hudson's Bay
Seaplanes to Guard British Coast by Navy Planes
Great Britain to patrol its coast with newly built seaplanes carrying pilots navigators machine gunners and torpedoes for launching on hostile vessels. Additional five man crews will operate more powerful later models. Also, Egyptian and Sudanese prisoners were sentenced by a Khartum court for recent Atbara disturbances with sentences of two years and one year respectively.
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Britain
Vondon
Bach
Khartum
Egypt
Atbara
Kindersley Crew Safe Aboard Hudsons Bay Vessel
A wireless message from the company confirms the Kindersley crew and the Lady Kindersley are safe and comfortable on board the Hudsons Bay ship. The vessel remains locked in the sea about 30 miles from Tengent Point east of Point Barrow.
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Kindersley
St. Vancouver
Everzone
Hudson's Bay
Tengent Point
Point Barrow
Plymouth Appointment of Bancroft and Rockwell as Ambassadors
President Coolidge announces A Bancroft of Chicago named ambassador to Japan and James Rockwell of New York named ambassador to Mexico.
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Plymouth
Vta
A. Bancroft
Chicago
Japan
James Rock- Well SheMeld
New York
Mexico
Coolidge
Distinguished Visitor Attends Meadow Brook Polo Games
A notable actress from Rutland visits America to witness the international polo matches at Meadow Brook Long Island, joining other distinguished guests for the event.
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Ang Gausni¢R
Try
Rutland
America
Meadow Brook
Long Tat
Greater Cooperation Urged by Manufacturers Leader
Col A. F. Uaven opens the Toronto session urging harmony between workers and industry. He says Canada must develop employment by processing raw materials domestically and expanding manufacturing to utilize resources fully.
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Associaton
Toronto
Aberwan
Industrial Canada
A. F. Uaven
Pr Winn Manufactures’ Association
Cooper Hon
Hateb
Fea
Crop Prospects Improve Sir Henry Thornton Predicts Teta
Sir Henry Thornton president of the National Railways returns after five weeks and says crop prospects have improved. He estimates a harvest of about 300,000,000 bushels barring any major setback in the next few days. He notes earlier statements overstated and refers to later reports supporting a strong yield.
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Henry Thornton
Montreal
Sir Henry Thornton
National Railways
Stave
Ciy
Henry
Ungrammatical Note Sparks Calls for Action on Grain Cargo Rates
An incoherent report cites government interest in curbing grain cargo rate increases. Officials urged Swift action and a formal inquiry with hearings, while Greenfield requested prompt measures and representation from key figures in Mow Mackensly King and related parties.
Winnipeg adopts strict beer sale rules
Manitoba regulators propose new liquor rules restricting beer sales. Cabinet endorses measures limiting buyers to Botrove T pint bottles weekly or 32. qu pint bottles monthly. Future sales ban beer in kegs or barrels and prohibit sale of other items in certain forms.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ite
Strange Epidemic in Japan Tied to New Disease
Western physicians report a mysterious illness in Japan causing high mortality among prominent doctors. The disease follows meningitis symptoms then leads to coma and death, with no known cause and a rising summer pattern in western provinces.
Wheat tariffs argued to aid Canadian growers over U S farmers
Washington report notes The Reput sign text book discusses the farmer and the tariff. It argues wheat tariff rates are needed because Canadian growers have an advantage in the United States. The piece suggests U S wheat farmers are disadvantaged by Canadian competition.
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Washington
Reputsign
Walehba
United States
Goa
Trade Balance Shifts Between Canada and United States
In the year ending July, U S exports to Canada exceeded Canadian exports to the United States by 143 088 dollars. The prior year saw a large deficit of 19 265 000 in imports over exports. Canadian exports to the United States reached 422 810 dollars, up about twenty million from the previous year, while imports from the United States fell to 563 899 dollars, down thirty million. The Franco Belgian evacuation plan will affect 10 civilian workers including 8 293 Germans and 18 39 French civilians of all classes plus Belgians and other railway workers.
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Ofrade
United States
Pars
Ruh
Ruhr
Maineland
Cumber
Varios
Saskatoon and Evanton Protest Freight Rate Discrimination
The city of Saskatoon joins Evanton in seeking board action to remove freight rate discrimination at northern Saskatchewan and Alberta districts on the CPR main line where the Crow’s Nest Pass agreement operates. It was decided at a meeting.
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Saskatoon
Saskaton ii
Eévaonton
Board of Railway Commisioners
Saskatchewan
Alberta
CPR
High wheat yield at Ontario farm tests shows record
In Ontario Agricultural College plots at Guelph Ontario winter wheat yielded more this season than any year since 1900. Across 14 varieties tested over 29 years the average is 445 bushels per acre, while 1924 yields average 624 bushels per acre, up 179 bushels.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Wheat sample from Barons received by inspector
Grorke Hill, Dominion gain inspector, received the Bret sample on August 6. The grain came from Barons in the south country and graded No 1 Northern. The sample was good in color with fine, plump kernels. Hill said the sample was as good as any wheat produced in Alberta last year.
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Alberta
Calgary
Grorke Hill
Dominion
Hill
Anatole France Confined to Bed in Paris
The veteran writer Anatole France aged 81 resides at his Touraine country house and is ill in bed in Paris as reported by Perl Parisien.
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Anatole
France
Paris
Anatole France
Tourain
Ten Leaders Shape Destiny of the British Empire
A fragmentary report highlights Prime Minister Macdonald stressing collective effort and unity with Britain Commonwealth nations. He cites the Washington compact and urges allied action, warning against solo moves as world stability depends on cooperative strength and common goals.
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Seoland Ramsay
Maciomnald
MacDonald
Washington
Germany Discharges State Employees Amid Budget Push
German authorities announce a general reduction of state workers to balance the budget. About 400000 of 1600000 employees face discharge as the government seeks belt tightening and a broader economic recovery.
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Te Bude
Hts
France Reducing Expenses Cuts Ministers Budget and Ministers
The Preneh cabinet plans to trim government spending by eliminating unnecessary ministerial costs. Finance Minister Clementel is tasked with starting September to implement reductions across ministries. Parliament will receive the revised appropriation list for consideration while officials explore Canadian West Indies trade and a new agreement. Two Alberta Liberal figures, CR Mitchel and W M Dayit, are noted as leaders with limited circulation.
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Paris
Gos
Clementel
No Labor Troubles Hatcher in Reginas This Year
The record shows no labor troubles in Reginas this year with no strikes or lockouts. The only near disruption was a dispute between city power and Moose Jaw workers, settled amicably by arbitration.
Stefanteon to Returning Ba eee Stefanteon to Returning Ba
Arctic explorer and disco jer of the blonde Eskimo who recently toured inland Australia has named San Francia Jon as the steamer Tabit for returning ball.
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Stefanteon
Ba Eee
Wellington
Ae—Vam
Ssanssop
Arctic Explorer
Discos
Jer
Blonde Eskimo
Australia
Aamed
San Francia Jon
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Calif
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Vermon
Melbourne
Victoria
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Parma
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