Site for near Montrreal site for near Montrreal
A near Montreal site for a naval mooring is described as a near Monreal area on the Sonik shore of the Lawrence River, about six miles from the city’s crest, adjoining St Hubert Station on the Mna live line. The open level plain, well drained and suitable for a proposed purpose is noted as practically completed.
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Sonik
Lawrenes
Monteal
Setedel Perry Wharf
Adjerei
St Hubert
Mna
CNR
Uniform Rate Necessary Present Restrictions Hamper British
Dr. Black argues immigration restrictions hinder British denigration with protest that rate plans help Canada manage a stream of potential settlers. He notes Canada could attract a sizable number of Britons previously deterred by entry limits to the United States and suggests a straightforward rate without restrictive regulations.
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Black
Montreal
Brdshal
Canada
Wo J Wiack
Colonizadl
Rangulay National Railways
Europe
Diack
United States
Dr. Black
United
Mounties Open Two New Posts in Far Northern Interior
Mounties return from the far northern interior as they open two new police posts near Liard Lake. Officers Nandye Wannen, Serabi Paton, and Constable Cooper signed to the force. An Indian named Jon Two, said to be insane, is to be lodged. Detective Sandys Wunsch figures in a witchcraft murder case tried in Prince Rupert, ending in manslaughter conviction of Bic Alex, who has been released and returned to the Liard River district.
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Prince Aner
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lower Liard
Lard Lake
Sorator
Nandye Wannen
Serabi Paton
Cooper Fers
Iran
Prince Rupert
Abd
Bic
Alex
Teh Hag
Liard River
New Laying Record Set by Plymouth Rock Hen Champion
A Plymouth Rock hen owned by Waltersity of Roakatebewan set a new laying record for egg production, earning the title of champion in a year of 365 days. The same breed family includes Barred Plymouth Rocks, noted for strong heaty breeds of eggs.
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Plymouth
French aviator raises altitude record to 19060 metres
A French pilot, Jean Callizo, reportedly climbed to 19 060 metres, surpassing his own prior record by about 1 200 feet, proclaiming fear of falling as the height was achieved. The feat signals possible future limits for manned flight and prompts the National Aeronautic Association to require verified equipment and pilot competence for transoceanic attempts.
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Paris
Jean Callizo
Callizo
Washington
National Aeronautic Association
Lindbergh Fame Fuels Public Interest in 1930s
A fragmented report notes Lindbergh's rising fame and public response. It mentions 250000 letters and packages mailed to him, including poems and gifts, from relatives and supporters. Women from around the country sent messages urging action for him.
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Yorks
Charlee
Lindtersh
Feai
Vince
Peicom Monae
Mall Cod
Lindverds
Fae Ences Et Pilies
Sansi Tinve
Dlec
Rocket West Gem
Liesheren Sles
Giccelli
Encgndac di Ecopomala
Finarciage
Lougtand
New Doukhobor Leader Bon Leaves Russia for Canada
Peter Vetigin, new ef of the Doukhobors, is reported to depart Moscow on September 2 destined for Canada. He plans to sail from Southampton on the Berengaria to New York on September 19, with companion Paul Ivanovice Biruket. Difficult negotiations with the Soviet government secured permission to leave.
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Bon
Russia
Canada
Vorkton
Peter Vetigin
Douktoors
Ron
Moscow
Yorkton
Southampton
New York
Veriin
Paul Ivanoviceh Biruket
Prairie West crops praised in Dominion Agricultural review
A Dominion Department of Agriculture survey based on Dominion Experimental Farms reports describes a favorable overall Canadian harvest. Alberta shows heavy yields with no frost or rust damage. Peace River region crops strong. Saskatchewan cutting general in south and late north. Manitoba yields heavy though rust in places. Quebec and Eastern Ontario near average. Western Ontario better than expected. Defence spending in New York shows a seven year gain with over 35 thousand dollars in electric chair case.
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Canada
Warner
Wester Canada
Alberta
Peace River
Saskatchewan
Atenewan
Sackatchewan
Manitoba
Gentral
Quebec
Ontario
Defence
New York
Eco
Vansetti
Alfno Felicani
The
Boston Defe
Public Option And War Mobilizes Mass Peace Movement
Sir George Poster addressed the Canadian Club in Vancouver arguing that public participation against war shapes national attitudes. He cited recent U S Mexican tensions and the mobilization of diverse peoples toward a new internationalist era where nations seek peaceful methods, formed associations to reduce prejudice and advance disarmament.
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Vancouver
Sir George Poster
Canali ‘Club
United States
Mexico
Sir George
Labor Gazette reports prairie gains in employment
The Labor Gazette notes last month’s strongest employment gains in construction manufacturing transportation services and communications with seasonal declines in other areas. Canada welcomed 15 052 newcomers in June up from 12 161 last year. First quarter totals reached 77 434 versus 48 103 a year earlier with Britons Americans and others among entrants.
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Regina
Labor Gazette
Prairie Province
Agarate
Canada
United States
Chief Buffalo Leads Ancient Warrior Return at Benice Resort
An odd old photograph captures a young chief arising from his tribe near a pine forest by the Banit Golf course. The scene shows warriors in traditional garb while travelers from around the world admire the mounting river landscape and the scenic Benice mountain resort area.
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Banit
Havice
Wialtoré
Mat
Benice
Ter pineOes
Rowonde
Ran Sprives
Parties Prepare For Flection In Ireland
Dublin reports that Irish political parties push late stage election prep for the September 15 legislative vote. Five State government leader William Te President and most ministers planned broad campaigning. The Republican party of Eamon de Valera has released 49 candidate names while Laborites contest seats with new contenders.
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Dublin
Cantrantee Ane
William Reswond
National League Party
Complain About History Books In Chicago Schools
A report by John J. Gorman, a former congressman hired by Chicago Mayor Thompson, accuses Chicago public schools of using pro British and distorted history texts. It claims omissions and distortions of key American figures and events, criticizing Superintendent W McAne en for alleged insubordination and suspension amid the mayoral critique.
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Chicago
Thompson John J. Gorman
Congresseman
Hiss
W McAneen
Thompson
King George” Ameri
Crop Pest Control Meeting in Saskatoon Discusses Pests
Entomologists from prairie provinces Ontario Minnesota Montana and North Dakota met in Saskatoon for the annual Great Plains Crop Pest committees conference to discuss control problems and two outbreaks this season. Provincial Agriculture announces successful experiments with Canadian Poetic shipping of sweet England, four consignments arriving in uniform good condition, suggesting new development will attract commercial interest.
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Metting Weld
Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Minnesota
Montana
North Benta
Great Plans
Uni
Englang
Quebec
Department of Agriculture
German entrant wins marathon swim in icy Lake Ontario
Lakeshore Toronto hosts a grueling 27 mile marathon in frigid water where Ernst Vierkoetter of Germany finishes first in 11 hours 43 minutes and 36.25 seconds after a near 20 hour wait for prize money. William Erickson of New York and Georges Michel of France place second and near the finish a crowd erupts.
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Lakeshore
Toronto
Ernnst Vierko
Germany
Uernia Line
Williams
Lake Ontario
Vierkoetter
We Dietane Georgen Michel
English Channel
Vierkoetier
Aremendous
William Erickson
New York
Ottawa talks on antismuggling plans in Washington
Washington reports indicate a Royal Canadian Customs Commission met in Washington for four formal sessions and several informal talks with U S authorities. The panel examined U S antismuggling procedures and suggested border improvements. Officials hinted at possible 1924 Canada United States anti smuggling treaty progress while border patrols and coast guard assets near Lake Huron and Buffalo are discussed to curb liquor smuggling.
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Washington
Royal Canada Ustoms Commission
United States
Reneral
Ottawa
Canada
Tressury
Seymour Lowman
Muffalo-Lake Huron
Great Lakes
Onis
Government of Revenue
Noted Explorer Slain By German Expedition In China
The New York World reports Dr Wilhelm Fisehner and all members of his German interior expedition to Seehoan province in western China were massacred by locals. A British resident of Sikkim relayed that Pilchner's party had been killed. Also noted are arrests in Hungary and Finland of alleged spies tied to British intelligence, with many involved holding military and civil service roles.
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Divina
New York
New York World
Wilhelm Fisehner
Imperial German Army
Seehoan Province
China
Sikkim
India
Tibet
Pilchner
Uingrad
Russia
Finland
Army
Navy
Under Royal Patronage Calgary Wheat Poot Announcement
In a garbled OCR fragment, an item mentions Royal Patronage for Calgary and the Alberta Wheat Pool under the United Farmers of Alberta, with an unclear statement about W Le Carlisle and a pool connet. A separate misread line reports a Los Angeles burglary of $212 with a suspect leaving by a window ledge, and a fading note about a fore motor company executive dying and saving his company $26,000,900 in four years.
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Calgary
Alberta
Fontieue
TRA
United Farmers of Alberta
W. le Carlyle
Rave
FIL the
Panes of
Wales
Los Angeles
Cal
Fifendrta
Finger
Koks
Reo
Derrony
James Eves
Soath
Lee
Fore Motor Company
Moulay
Soaith
Fieney Pere
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Rhaes Dale
Ainistry
Liard Lake
B.C
New Westminster
Fraser Valley
New Westminster Board of Trade
Praser Valley
Poultry Congress
Quawa
Kings
Prince of Wales
Minneapolis
Flla Foote
Petia Eevee Bywes
National
Women's
Christian Sented Wemae
Ame
Temperance Unive
Anneal Convenaiaa
Arigking Bietgerenms
A. Marshall
Lindbergh
Atlantic
William Brock
Edward F Schlee
Windsor
Prairie West
Ireland
Free State
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