Parliament to regulate trans Atlantic flights to Canada
Prime Minister Premier King told Werring that government plans to regulate cross Atlantic flights to Canada and stop air journeys from Windsor area. He noted public opinion opposes costly air fights and hopes to deter wealth from backing such attempts. He predicted overland routes remain possible.
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Previer
Canada
Allaah
Ocean
Royal Windsor
Pogland
Ming
Rowas
Kine
Inter-Provincial Conference Opening Date Set for November
Ottawa announced November 3 as the opening date for the Inter-provincial Conference. Premier W. J. Mackenzie King spoke at a Kechi Expectation meeting, noting the week-long session would discuss prime ministerial agenda items. Departments had submitted proposals, and once the agenda was finalized, copies would be distributed.
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Ottawa
W. J. Mackenzie Klog
Fnally
King
Yenay
Pioneer Captain Bruce Griggs Guided Early West Settlers
A historical note records Captain Bruce Griggs as a pioneer who helped bring early settlers into Dominion Winniperue Gries, guiding expansion via Northwestern States and Canada. He died at 73 amid frontier transport efforts before the first transcontinental route to Wine. Calgary collision tragedy follows with two trainmen killed and a passenger injured, as CPR Imperial Limiteds collide near Dalemea. In Ontario, postal workers discuss merging unions at the Dominion Postal Cloris convention. Jamaica boosts Douglas Fir imports amid rising Canadian lumber trade. Early geese sightings spark winter forecasts. witnesses warn of an early severe winter. Paris-Ant minister Mel Sosso life jeopardy reported as an unidentified shooter wounds aides near Belgrade.
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Bruce Griggs
Dominion
Bruce
Canada
Calgary
CPR
Imperial Limiteds
Dalemea
Aalles
Vancouver Grain Through Port Boosts Five Million Bushels Seen
The Dominion Railway Board cuts export train rates from Calgary to the Baltic coast to 20 cents, boosting grain movement through Vancouver to about 5,000,000 bushels this year. GG McGeer of the Vancouver South Liberal Executive notes the order guarantees the increase. Vancouver aims to rival New York and Quebec City for grain shipments, pressing for equal treatment.
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Vancouver
Dominion Railway Board
Baltic Coast
GG McGorts
Vancouver South
Uherreight
Columbia
Quebec City
Quebec
McGeer
New York
Erted
Immigration rule changes discussed by Labor Department
In Ottawa era style report, experts in the Labor Department draft amendments to immigration and naturalization laws. Secretary of Labor Davis, returning from inspections of border facilities, outlines plans to ease quotas with Canada and reduce hardship at border cites like Detroit and Buffalo.
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Toronto
Sevente Malt Empire
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Canada
Detroit
Huffalo
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed In Canada Gazette
An extra edition of the Canada Gazette proclaims Fire Prevention Week starting October ninth. The proclamation urges inspections, drills in schools, Scout training, and public education on fire safety. It notes high insured property losses and 300 annual fire deaths, alongside related government plans and clergy and municipal involvement. A Maritime cargo update mentions the Ocean Eagle en route to Hudson Bay and a probate notice in Victoria for John Oliver.
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Canada Gazette
Onawa
Gov
Hudson Bay
Sydney
Colog Uy
Ocean Eagle
Hudson Hay
Tur
St Arvans
Saint John Drydock Company
Fort Church
Arms race fears dominate League assembly debate
Geneva reports a tense League of Nations session where speakers including Japan's Munetenko Adachi and Latvia's Felix Clemens warned that prewar military budgets and naval arms races threaten peace. Delegates urged disarmament talks and criticized passive council action while stressing that competitive armament raises global danger.
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Geneva
Munetenko Adachi
Japan
League
Eeteh Leferen
Ister
Sweden
Felix Clelens
Latvia
Europe
Message From Distressed Plane Sparks Pigeon SOS Tale
A carrier pigeon near Mission City reportedly carried a SOS message with numbers and letters, suggesting a distress flight. Attendants described the bird exhausted and thin, with another bird seen alighting nearby.
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Mission City
Erlekgo Farwer
Silver Hui
Will of J Ogden Armour filed for probate details
The will of J Ogden Armour was filed for probate, with an estate valued near £1,000,000. It leaves $100,000 outright to his daughter Lali and Mrs John J Mitchell Jr, plus a $12 annuity to her husband. Most assets go to a trust for the widow and daughter, with minor bequests to servants from $1,090 to $5,000.
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J. Ogden Ar Wasworth
Lali
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Stripped Of Aviation Honors French Flier Charged With Falsifying Report
Paris, Jean Callizo, once famed for altitude feats, was stripped of honors by the French Aero Club sports committee after charges of falsifying barograph data on a record attempt. The committee disqualified him and removed his name from the club list, alleging an invisible ink curve and manipulated records to support a 13,000 meter claim, with witnesses pointing to staged proof and a supposed air force involvement.
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Paris
Jean Callizo
French Aero Club
Sadi Lecomte
J. A. Macready
United
Cailizo
Vira Air Force
Entol Feet
Germany Affected By Polish Tariff By New Ruling
Warsaw reports a 100 percent tariff increase to take effect in four months, hitting Germany hardest among western neighbors. Officials cite Poland’s stance on German citizens and broader non trade issues delaying a Polish German commerce agreement while domestic political tensions rise in Germany.
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Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Return From Visit To England Is 2
Hampered by OCR errors the caption notes J.B Brownies premier of Beria and Mr. Brownlee returning from England aboard the White Star liner Regina. Also pictured are A. J. McPhail president of the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers Association, Mrs McPhail, and Mrs DL Smith among others.
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NgRt
Regina
A. J. McPhail
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers Association
McPhail
DL. Smith
French Gratitude For British Sympathy Highlighted
French officials acknowledge British sympathy and present a gilt “Golden Book” to Sir Austen Chamberlain. Foreign Minister Briand presides over the gift to show Anglo French cooperation during wartime, with entries from prominent French statesmen and soldiers detailing France’s colonies and views.
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Chamberlain
Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Rett M. Clemence
France
Demands Repeal Of Trades Union Act
The Trades Union Congress met and urged immediate repeal of the Trades Union Act restricting certain union activities. If repeal fails, it calls for a general election. The resolution condemns industrial policy that harms workers wages and hours, urging stronger action to secure peace and labor rights.
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Baldwin
Edmonton
Trades Union Congress
Dem
Leudhenie
Abandon Search For Fliers In Missing Cole Crew
The search for seven missing aviators from the Mawaitan mission ended as the Canaba scout cruiser and destroyers, under Rear Admiral Luke McNamee, ceased tracing any warcraft. An area of about 134,000 square miles near Honolulu yielded no sign of the craft or crew.
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Canaba
Tha
Luke McNamee
Honoluin
McNanien
Canada shaped by unity and Maritime contribution
Sir Robert Falconer addressed the Canadian Club on national identity and unity across Canada. He credited the Maritime provinces with shaping the Dominion, Halifax's 1749 founding as strategic, Loyalist influence, and noted evolving tolerance between French and English settlers amid early hardships and adaptation.
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Canada
Robert Falconer
University
M Foroms
United States
Tobert
Maritimes
Halifax
Great Britain
Nova Scotia
New Brunswek
Robert
Cana
Dominion faith in prosperity sparks Canadian optimism
Vancouver reports predictions of a robust wheat crop and rising faith in national prosperity. Sir John A. and local leaders laud economic growth, calling for better facilities to connect Canadian business people and maintain a high standard of living for settlers and citizens across provinces.
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Vancouver
Fru
Rattle
Cai
Aird
John Athdl
Chamber of Commerce
Amy
John Aint
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Red Kingdom
United Tes
John
Canida
Eskimos Suffer From White Man's Diseases and Trade Changes
Eskimos face rising ailments from contact with outsiders, Dr Banting notes as trapping and wool clothing replace traditional hunting. Caribou economy declines while tuberculosis rises. food and gear costs grow amid cultural shifts. Also cites a projected English air network and 1926 birth rates, plus a Canadian senator chairing League of Nations committee.
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Banting
Finting
Ranting
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