Canadians and Americans form anti bovine tuberculosis commission
A joint Canada US commission led by De J G Rutherford was created to study and pursue control and eradication of bovine tuberculosis. Members include Dr RM Molar, Torrance Winnipeg, J W Flavelle Toronto, Dr Charles Hongetts, and other health and veterinary figures from Ottawa Toronto Minnesota and Chicago. Leonard Pearson’s vacancy noted.
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Thve Tock T
Americxca
Rutherford
RM. Molar
Bureau Shimal Industry
Toronto
Ontario Health Department
MH. Redds
University of Minnesota
Leonard Pearson
Canadians for Dry Farming Congress to Send Delegates
An Canadians for Dry Farming Congress plans to send a special car of delegates to the Fourth Dry Farming Congress. J W Medretary of the Lethbridge Trade requests the hall for the exhibit and confirms prominent figures will install the display. About a carload of dry farm products and 900 feet of space are allocated for the Lethbridge exhibit. Canada’s Northwest shows strong interest in the upcoming congress with hundreds of farmers joining and Billings likely to host a large delegation. The exhibit from Port Arthur is also noted as promising. Port Arthur officials discuss a possible new municipal system with a paid board of directors and plans to attend a St Louis convention to gather information.
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J. W. Medretary
Lethb
Lia
Thomas
Congress
Billings
Port Arthur
Port Atak
Varius
St. Louis
Threshing outfits undermanned in province says commissioner
In an interview Hon W R Motherwell commissioner of agriculture says QW men are still required in the province to help with threshing and that steady work for that number will be obtained for six weeks at wages ranging from 59 to 3 dollars daily or 590 a month. He notes outfits already at work are greatly undermanned and more outfits are being rushed in to handle this year's enormous crop.
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Via
Sask
W. R
Sheriff meets armed confrontation during writ service
Sheriff Keen tried to serve a writ on Mrs. Moran at her home when a Tay in man opened the door and brandished an axe. The incident halted the officer long enough to confirm Moran intended to resist. The writ concerned the husband’s private belongings amid an estranged marriage.
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Sherif Adimonton
Alta
Cook Is Triumphant in Astoria Interview About Norpoe
Dr Cook, famed as discoverer of the Norpoe, faced a two hour public interview at his Walder Astoria apartments with newspaper men. The Board of Niderimet of New Vitk offered him freedom and public acclaim. He answered every question while editors and publishers pressed with challenging queries about his North Pole observations and the sun based method, displaying notes and a manuscript claimed to contain over 100,000 words.
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New York
de Friderick
Cook
Noro Bele
Walder Astoria
Weriven
Board of
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New Vitk
Wile
Harre
Europe Airship Craze Leads to French Auto Industry Shift
European aviation fervor spreads from Paris to New York as French factories add aeroplane departments and manufacture engines for air propulsion. Jefferson de Mont Thompson and B Bowman report on a British dirigible under construction, a French heavy monoplane, and plans to fly Paris to London.
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France
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Ite
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Aero Air of America
B. Bowman
Mr. Thompson
Eng
Watis
Paris
Haden Saris
Rheims
Oplane
Mr. Bowman
ement-Bayard Company
Underland
Bowman
London
Airships To Carry Passengers Between Berlin Cities
Reported plan foresees dirigible balloons and aeroplanes carrying passengers between Berlin and principal empire cities by May. Star Navigation Company notes wealthy investors have subscribed. founders include Winkler, Prince Von Dom Teader Loewe, and Generality Company. Initial profitability not expected. aim to cover expenses through travel demand and future expansion.
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Germany
Berlin
Empire
Hoan
Star Navigation Company
Azul
Winkler
Prince von Dom Teader Loewe
Grose
Wright
London Times announces new service pace in daily advance
A London based press announces a plan to advance daily service in the capital. The document mentions an organizing board and aims to improve first class service while coordinating with local papers for timely updates.
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Ansecmanes
Ovis
Sta
London
Daily Advance
Siavliad
Electric Smelting Plans in Cana Tied to Sault Iron Works
The Lake Superior company outlines four furnace plants modeled on Sweden’s success as part of a Cana electric smelting venture linked to Sault Iron and Steel. A second project, tied to Orta De Hagelin, seeks initial steps for a major smelting enterprise amid industry push. Vancouver, IRC reports.
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Cana
Eugene Haanel
Direc
Sault Iron and Steel Industries
Lake Superior Company
Sweden
Moroccan Pretender Executed After Fez Capture
The Moroccan pretender shot at the palace on September 12 following capture by the sultan's men. He delivered a message to foreign consuls before protests over the execution grew among rebels injured in the clashes. Mulai's audience ended in rage as El Roghi was ordered removed. Rifle competition details for the Earl Meath trophy follow with scores: England 177, British Columbia 605, Quebec 488, Selkirk 409.
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Pateh
Fez
Imops
Prinuers
Mulai
el Roghi
England
Lee
British Columbia
Quebec
Selkirk
Dawson Cay
Canada’s Future Brightens in British Investment Plans
English financier Wetter Tilingworth sues Winnipeg while predicting a two year surge of dollars into Canada. He says Britain’s budget draws funds away, Argentina pulled capital before, and Canada will host top British bankers. Hecasts a Pacific fleet context and Premier Ward from New South Wales notes a growing, strategic economic link to Winnipeg.
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Pacific
Nalubu
Ess
Canadian Federation Affiliation Debate in Halifax
A fragmented report from Halifax notes a session where delegates discussed affilia tion with the Canadian Federation. The text mentions unanimity on affiliation and condemns perceived meddling by American labor groups seeking to control Canadian organizations and industries.
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Seasion
Halifax
Afi
English Boys to Farm London News Plan Creates Canadian Training Path
Dr Gray, warden of Brut fel college, returned from Cane to hear Calgary where a public school boy Gentaacheme chased. He contemplates advisory committees in Canadian centres and year long training in Canadian agricultural colleges for those suited to farming or to redirect unsuitable candidates.
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London
Gray
Brut Fel College
Cane
Calgary
Gentaacheme
Scheme to export English meat by steamers proposed
British Meat Trade in London reports a plan under Taation chairmanship to boost meat shipments from England. The Federal Steam Navigation Company proposes using specialized high close steamers to transport meats, aiming to streamline weekly meat supply from Rio de Janeiro and other sources. The project centers on efficient transport and steady supply for London markets.
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London
Pearys Broadside in Spotlight as Polar Rivalry Heats Up
Portland reports Peary plans a broadside statement within days to counter Dr Frederick A Cook commander of the Hatchard and settle the polar controversy. General Hubbard notes study of documents will guide his conclusion while Peary supporters expect a definitive, far reaching reply. Meanwhile Mrs Eddy death rumors surface as Dr E J Foster cites evidence of Mrs Bailey’s death and church finances debate. Fort William and Canada news mention a proposed new flour mill with daily capacity details withheld.
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Rebat
Peary
Peary North Pole
Sydney CH
Frederick A. Cook
Ated
Kite
Pears
Hubbard
Orgssasault
Hibbard
Fort William
Canada
Erouth
Ube
Mineon
Bert Willian HS. Holt
Treat Heat, Light & Power
Pope Comments On Canadian Councils And Royal Liberty
The Pope expressed satisfaction at King Edward's reaffirmation of religious freedom for all British subjects during the plenary Canadian Catholic church council. His Holiness contrasted this stance with other nations, noting the strength of Britain’s policy under the king. In New York, James T. Walker of Elmira, a 65 year old inventor, contends he is illegally detained at Willard State Hospital after nine attempts to secure his release. A Brooklyn judge dismissed his case, ruling no relief was due.
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Ree Seages
Ioness
Enlm
Mlegally
York
James T. Walker
Elmira
Willard State Tard
Justin
Brooklyn
Walker Arguustice Marexu
Walker
Forced Suffragettes Return to Food After Hunger Strike
Two suffragettes imprisoned in Birmingham faced force feeding, a tactic already used by London colleagues. Officials at the home office ordered food via stomach pump after attempts to starve themselves. The prisoners then pledged to resume normal eating sessions.
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Tandon
Birmingham
London
Thetien
Home Office
Will Train Big Army Cadets For Empire Service
The report outlines a vast plan to train and draft militia ready for service across the empire. It describes an enormous undertaking, with early-age training and full expeditionary readiness funded to keep a large force prepared in any part of the empire, and limited by population and trade considerations.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Lierel
Empire
Suffragettes Hit Back With Hard Labor Sentences
In London and Birmingham ringleaders Mary Leigh and Charlotte Marsh received two to three months hard labor after the Sept 17 suffrage meeting where Asquith spoke on the budget. A second woman drew one month hard labor and others ordinary imprisonment. During sentence announcements several suffragists hurled missiles breaking windows in the Birmingham courtroom.
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Saftr Maz
Birmingham
Mary Leigh
Charlotte Marsh
Abresk
Asquith
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