Protest Against Restricting Chinese Immigration Sparks Debate
The Journal recalls a démarche by Consul General Wellington Koo in Ottawa protesting Canada’s Chinese immigration law. He warns the measure harms trade with China, noting China’s merchants rely on Canada’s food exports and that the Chamber of Commerce urged formal protest.
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Cameca
Chinen
Kee
Wellington Kuo
Cone Maan Governent
Wmtmion
Ottawa
Lin
Regus
Drastic
Uulaur
Chamber of Commerce
Bagel
Tear Ead
Canada
China
Million Dollar Policy On Dr Banting Is Insured
A life policy valued at one million dollars on Dr Banting is reported to actually be five million, with $38,600 annual penalties and a claim that Roche Foundation guaranteed the sum. Officials refuse comment as Rockefeller Foundation reportedly denied guarantees.
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Ban Wiabeles
Insuranes Company
Polly Refuge
Roche ‘Eles Foundation
Dr. Banti
Polley
Banting Research Foundation
Dr. Bantig
Anada
Russians Hold Memorial Service for Imperial Family
A memorial service was held at the church beside the Russian embassy marking the anniversary of the Bolshevik murder of Czar Nicholas II and the Imperial family. Nobles and workers filled the space as the priest named each member of the family including Nicholas II Alexandra Feodorovna Alexei Olga Tatiana Maria and Anastasia. Police reportedly limited Bolshevik access to Paris to prevent disturbances at the event.
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Nicholas
Nicholas I
Imperia
Nikolia
Alexandra Feodorovna
Alexei
Olga
Tatiana
Maria
Anastasia
Paris
Nansen to Tour Canada and United States for Refugees
Dr Nansen planned a four nation tour beginning in November to address League of Nations relief aims. He will speak in Canada on behalf of the League and urge support for Greek repatriation efforts, traveling coast to coast with his secretary as escort.
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America
The
League of Nations
Canada
HG. Richardson
League of Nations Society
Dr Ransen
Nansen
Bis
Auenter
Sen
Omaubes
Italian Mission Massacred Depeiee Ennances Corer
A garbled wartime note suggests Soviet grants of land to Boukhobors who returned to the Aratne from Canada. The message hints at a broader wartime gravity and tension surrounding displaced groups and government actions.
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Soscow
Canada
New French Warplane Demonstrates High Speed Capabilities
Marseilles reports rail tests on a six gun all metal monoplane with two rapid fire guns. The aircraft, powered by four 250 horsepower motors, can cruise at 115 miles per hour and carry fuel for seven hours.
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Marseilles
Fats
No Definite Information On Rumors Of Bank Mergers
The Canadian Bank of Commerce may pursue mergers with other Canadian banks but officials say no definite plans exist. Ottawa says any asset sale between Bank of Hamilton and Canadian Bank of Commerce requires Governor in Council approval. public acceptance remains cautious.
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Ottawa
WS Fielding
Bank of Hamilton
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Fielding
Demand For More Wheat Contracts
Saskatoon district leaders announce Regina needs 25000 more wheat contracts printed. George W. Robertson notes that the Saskatchewan Cooperative Wheat Producers is organizing a second filing and canvasser reporting system to record contracts. A record acreage signup day by day will enable quick updates on contracts and pool details. Several districts request additional contracts and an order for 25000 extra copies has been placed.
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Saskatcneman
Regina
Gsorge
W. Robertson
Saskatchewen
Cooperative Wheat
Liss
Wasy
Oter
Seecenn. Commeres Hite
Express
Russia Still Claims Wrangel Island Ownership
Izvestia asserts Russia maintains historic rights to Wrangel Island. It notes Britain and the United States did not object to Russia’s 1916 declaration redefining Wrangel as Russian territory, despite protests over a British flag on the island and Washington treaty background.
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Moscow
United States
Great Britain
Uie
Izvestia
London
Tehitcherin
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Russia
Wrangel Island
Siberian
Japan asks China to curb boycott hitting exports
Japan reports a sharp drop in exports to China due to a Chinese boycott of Japanese goods. Merchant losses rise as steamship firms suffer, while Tokyo urges local officials to pressure Beijing and protect Japanese interests. From January to May, exports slid by over 26 million yen with no relief since.
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Japan
China
Foreign Office
Boscott
German pilot Pieper makes Berlin London round trip in a day
German flyer Pieper completed a Berlin to London and back in a single day, arriving Bremen via Hamburg outward at 11 00, continuing to Amsterdam and London, and returning to Bremen by 6 20 pm before heading to Berlin.
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Berlin
London
Pieper
Bremen
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Prince to spend quiet holiday in Canada tour clarified
An official statement says the Prince of Wales will travel to Canada aboard the Empire of France on September 5 and return October 20. He will not accept public engagements and will appear as the Duke of Cornwall, visiting his Alberta ranch as a private individual.
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London
Prince of Wales
Canada
Alberta
Dominion
Duke of Cornwall
Airplane Crash Near Maidstone Claims Passenger Life
London to France flight crashes near Maidstone after engine trouble. One passenger killed, pilot and nine passengers seriously injured as panic shifts weight rearward causing loss of control during attempted landing. Opening Doors serial by Elinor Mars den Eliot offered this week. Greece demobilizes. Lausanne treaty ratified. state of war ends with peacetime army return, but siege and censorship persist.
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London
Maidstone
Elinor Marsden Eliot
Greece
Athens
Turkey
Free State Government Leading Republicans By A Safe Margin
The Free State Government leads Republicans by a comfortable margin amid border security measures and bank protection plans. Commissioner H J Martin tours boundary towns with provincial police to strengthen defense as elections show strong farm polling and mixed support for Government, Republicans, and labor groups.
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Free State
French Visitors Flock to Dominion Exhibition Train
French attendees pour through Grenoble to view the Canadian exhibition train with 6000 people an hour at the guard rings. Officials report broad interest across departments Dauphin and Si while Winnipeg Bracken discusses crops with Alberta minister via a 960 mile long telephone line. A seaplane crash near Lake Bay claims Fitzsimmons and Lindale before a large crowd.
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Dominion Grenoble
France
Chambery
Dominion
Dauphin
Grenoble
Lyon
Abines
Winnipeg
Winny
Life Theory Lecturer Claims 90 Years in Glasgow Scout
Dr W W Martin the Glasgow treasurer who spoke in Oklahoma claimed to be over ninety while presenting The Fountain of Youth lecture. He suffered a stroke of apoplexy after the talk and was removed from the hall.
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W. W. Martin
Glasgow
Scotland
England Co op Society in Winnipeg Eyes Wheat Deal
Representatives from the Cooperative Wholesale Society of England visit Winnipeg to assess buying Canadian wheat directly for the proposed cooperative pools. The society claims 4 million members in Britain and an annual turnover around £100 million. In Shanghai, bandit activity loots Meghsien, while in Canada Hughes harvests 1100 bushels of spring wheat graded number one.
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England
Winnipeg
Cooperative Wholesale Society
Li Hed
Britain
Ethbridge AP. Hughes
India
Reparations Debate Shows Little Progress From Spa Plan
British Foreign Office reports Belgium’s note offers little advance toward solving the Ruhr impasse. Officials note Belgium’s claim to priority and review of Spa percentages. they see no near solution and expect progress only after a personal meeting between Premiers Balfour and Poincare after vacation.
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London
Belgium
Great Britain
Poincare
France
Fim
Germany
Brussels
Spa
Baltsin
Poimeare
Send-off for Detroit Boys Bound for Alaska from Vancouver
Forty four Detroit youths led by George Buchanan depart Vancouver by Canadian Pacific station en route to Alaska. The group includes Donald Blaine the sole Canuck. boys earn funds through sales and loans arrange with Buchanan and parents.
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Alaska
Vancouver
Detroit
Canadian Pacific
Vancou BC
George Buchanan
Donald Blaine
Buchanan
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