Made goods push in Canada trade balance focus
Ottawa discusses trade and immigration policy. Minister of trade and commerce James Mallette notes US imports, including 24 000 000 dollars of rubber, are misclassified in the trade balance and urges greater use of British made goods and Canadian ports for future shipments while calling for selective immigration limits to protect native workers.
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Ottawa
United States
James Maleet
Canada
Maleets
Wid
Canadian
Matevin
Malcolwy
Europe
Caierm
League Council Meetings Planned in Ottawa and Delhi
A projected plan aims to hold League of Nations sessions in Ottawa and Delhi to study policy firsthand. The idea gains support from panellists and sympathizers, though still in abeyance, as officials consider future council meetings in Terlin and Delhi. The Maharajah of Kap believes Indian leadership supports League aims for their people.
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League of Nation
Ottawa
the Who
League Assembly
League
Terlin
Maharajah of
Kap
Ehdeg
League Council
Delhi
India
el Fectn India
Tunney defeats Dempsey to claim heavyweight title
Gene Tunney defeats Jack Dempsey in 39 minutes at Chicago in a 12 round title bout before a near 1,400 crowd. The bout set records with $2,800,000 in receipts, Tunney earning $1,000,000 and Dempsey $450,000. Dempsey falls after a powerful seventh round left hook, ending his career in the ring.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene Galanty
Jacy Dempsey
Ove Texrife
Whampion
Rail board cuts freight rates after nationwide review
The Board of Railway Commissioners released an August judgment reducing freight charges for grain and exports after a wide probe of Dominion rail rates. Chief Commissioner McKeown and others agreed on core points including transcontinental service, terminal tariffs, and domestic grain rates, while Commissioner Oliver filed some differing conclusions. A schedule covering eight individual applications will be issued soon.
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Bosra Ottawa
Reanwas
Board of Railway Commissioners
Dominion
Canada
HA. McKeown
McLsan
Vien, Boye
Lawrence
British Columbia
Oliver
Tariff Protest by Cutter and Buggy Makers in Ottawa
Cutters and buggies manufacturers protest against tariff reduction proposed by the Consumers' League. They seek to retain the current duty and remove the sales tax. Purchases show prices from $1 to $6 on bogsles and $1.56 to $3 on estters. About 3,200 buggies were sold in Canada annually. KS Besellman argues the tax protects the industry. US Ambassador to Mexico Dwight W. Morrow named ambassador to Mexico by President Coolidge. Washington notes the vacancy since Ambassador Shepherd’s resignation last July.
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Ottawa
Tariff Board
Consumers’ League
Panade
KS Besellman
Consam League
United States
Canada
Mexico
Washington
Dwight, W. Morrow
New York
Coolidge
Bern
Shefherd
Grandson of Iron Chancellor Visits Ottawa Imperial Guest
Count Gottfried Von Bis cho von Bismark and Count DiAuarek arrived in Ottawa from Chicago to tour the Dominion. The German visitors showed interest in Canadian agriculture visiting the Dominion Etal farm and the Manitoba Wheat field near Winnipeg. They praised the extensive use of machinery in Canadian farms and noted labor costs in Germany.
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Dominion Ottawa
Gottfried von Tismarck
Otto Eduard Leopold von Bisch
Ottawa
Chi
DiAuarek
Dominion
Count Hat
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Te Canadian Wheat Pools
Swaipes Grain Exchange
Wo Wan
Germany
Silk Train Wreck Near Yale Causes Heavy Loss
A Canadian Pacific Railway silk train traveling east from Vancouver wrecked on the Fraser River bank near Yale. Eighteen cars derailed, telegraph service failed along the line, five cars fell into the river, and the remaining cars were halted by rocks. Raw silk valued at 2 500 000 was involved in the loss.
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Vancouver
Yale
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fraser River
Canada Auto Production Up Fifteen Percent in August
Canada produced 12 526 autos in August up 15 percent from July 10 087 units. August output included 7 003 closed passenger cars and 716 chassis with 651 for passenger cars and 12 for trucks or mixed use.
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Ottawa
Canada
Germany weighs higher wages for bachelors at conference
A foreign office conference on nationwide wage increases discusses a minority report urging higher wages for single men. It argues bachelors incur higher living costs due to lack of a wife and extra spending on amusements. concerns about incentives for marrying are noted.
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Germany
Foreign Office
Cosgrave Likely To Remain Irish Leader For Year
Dublin reports President Cosgrave seems set to stay in office for at least one more year. Ernest Pithe, vice president of the council, announced a new cabinet will be named in December. The ministers elected earlier are to convene October 11 to confirm Cosgrave's presidency and marshal government plans. Observers note the administration must navigate Dail relations and party loyalties as it proceeds.
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Dublin
Cosgrave
Wks
Aber
New Zealand Plans Aid for Singapore Naval Base Budget
The premier described a 6 proposal plan to fund a Singapore naval base with New Zealand contributing about 2.50 per capita, elevating defence expenditure to ten shillings per person. He stressed no anti Japan aim and recalled wartime naval visits. the proposal passed 61 to 10.
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New Zealand
Singayorn
Japan
Singapore
Great Britain
Promuter Coates
Wheat Pool Proclaimed Not To Raise Consumer Prices
Hon W T Motherwell federal Minister of Agriculture told the Bread and Cake Association convention that the wheat pool would not be used to boost prices for consumers. He said cooperation is the best measure for farmer prosperity and that Canadian farmers cannot hold wheat long enough to raise prices due to strong outside competition from exporters.
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W T. Motherwel
Federal Minster of Agriculture
Bread and Cake Cakery Association
Motherell
Heould
Baldwin Lees Whaler Demonstrates on Empress of Scotland
A 75 year old whaler surfaces near the Empress of Scotland as it departs North Sydney on a Canadian tour. The scene shows a fisherman atop the mast acting as lookout while harpoon gear is held ready on deck aboard the liner viewed from the starboard side.
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Baldwin
North
Sydney
Scotland
England
Three Motor Plane Prepared for Trans Atlantic Flight
A Junkers G24 three motor plane has been readied in Malmo Sweden for a trans Atlantic flight. Pilots Friedrich Lease and Heyr Starke will attempt the voyage via Lisbon to Termada or possibly Newfoundland. German officials say the company merely lent the aircraft for the project despite earlier denials.
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Mort Sea Island
Beciin
Jankers Aeroplane Works
Malmo
Sweden
Norderney
North Sea Island
Friedrich Lease
Junkers
Trans
United States
Junkers Corpor
They
Grotan
Mission School Tragedy at Beanval Claims 20 Lives
A midnight fire at a Grey Nuns mission school in Beanval, 150 miles north, killed 19 pupils aged six to twelve and one nun. A priest was badly burned. 46 children were rescued as the three story frame building burned rapidly. The blaze likely started near a furnace in the center.
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Wig River
Iilcvtion
Beanval
Here
Lea
Charch
Leig
Interna
France Condemns Rakovsky Move. Demands Proof and Respect
France protests loudly over Soviet actions led by Cl Rakovsky in Paris. Le Mat reports Moscow must prove by deed and letter its commitment to abstain from interfering in France and to honor debts and talks on a nonaggression treaty. Ambassador Herbette delivers France’s terms for resuming negotiations and demands concrete steps before any talks on a Franco Soviet accord.
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Cl Rakovsky
France
le Mat
Moscow
Rakovsky
M. Herbette
M. Rakovsky
Tebiteherin
Doukhobors plan to locate all in one Western Canada colony
Peter Veregin the Doukhobor leader arrived in Canada and outlined a plan to group all Doukhobors in a single colony in Western Canada. He met with officials in Ottawa and invited Paul Birukof of Poland to visit for educational and cultural work while stressing education within Doukhobor religious tenets.
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Winniper
Goa
Canada
Dleciowsd
Peter Vereein
Veregic
Paul J. Birukem
Poland
Colon
Vereglu
Deania Fon
Otawa
Veregin
CA. Dunning
Robert Parke
Vervein
Rirukof
Doukhobor
Verssin
West
Dowkhobors
Veragin
Russia
Amazing Development In Banking Busines
England opens new bank every weekday. Five major banking joints dominate the industry with rapid growth. British banking assets rise from £517,890,000 to over £1.86 billion, reflecting vast expansion and public impact.
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England
London
Foglia
Tate
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