Division on budget shapes Progressive split in Ottawa
A Montreal dispatch notes the budget division will test the government's majority and reveal rifts within the Progressive group. Alberta and Ontario Progressives show growing opposition to free trade, while independents may rise as the party fractures affect prairie and regional dynamics. The piece also mentions a Boston/Medicine Hat ad and a crime tie to Gerald Chapman.
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Montreal
Montreal Gazette
Ottawa
Patra
Certin
J.T. Shaw
William Irvine
Alberta
Miss McPhail
W. GC
Good
Ontario
Manchester School
Michael Clark
Will Gui
Prairies
Damascus Unrest Hits Streets Over Zionist Policy
In Damascus on April 11 gunfire and mounted troops suppressed a mob protesting Lord Balfour's Palestine policy. Eight armored cars and troops battled crowds near his hotel, killing two and injuring many before officers restored order. The protests linked to the Zionist home in Palestine and Balfour's declaration.
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Damascus
Syria
da’ Sei
Thutatay
Yelran Bri
Cas Coon
Lord Balfour
Bis
Palestine
Heo
Cheat Hyrttaln
Flour shipment to Russia for Maple Leaf Milling Co
Port Colborne April 11 reports three hundred cars of flour shipped for a large Russian order. Growth in export demand boosts local milling firms including Maple Leaf Milling Co.
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Colborne
Ont
Chamber of Commerce Directors Discuss Farm Aid Efforts
Secretary C A Richardson outlined the chamber response to farmer requests for seed grain and feed advances. The plan, operating since April 1 1925, covers only accounts with banks or loan firms and excludes those without bank ties. Officials noted unsuccessful attempts for broader aid and cited a telegram from Hon George Hoadley directing cases to Calgary and stating the government will not provide further grain advances.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Richardson
Mareh
Bs A Awa
Abe
Meaga
Far
Work Progressing Well at Many Island Oil Project
Directors visited Many Island and reported satisfactory progress at the community site. Driller F Stover leads drilling with two shifts as the hole is cleaned and resumed, while Dr Macdonald says prospects look good and urges support to finance the venture.
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Many Island
T. V. Mae
Ronilt
Phe
J. B. Relardson
O. J. Morelson
F.stover
Macdonald
Weather forecast for Western Canada and nearby regions
The West enjoys fair and warm conditions. A high pressure system from the north brings cooler air and unsettled conditions. Manitoba and Saskatchewan expect fair to much cooler weather. Alberta sees mostly fair skies with cooler temperatures and scattered showers on Sunday.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada Sets Rules for Empire Settlement Immigrants
Regulations under the Empire Settlement Act outline land allotments for three thousand immigrants, land inlocation pricing by an independent advisory committee, and soldier settler housing must be repaired. Total advances to any migrant including land value and British advances shall not exceed 7000 pounds. Advances paid in 25 equal yearly installments with the first due twelve months after October following land takeover. Interest rate capped at five percent.
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Iawa
Canada
Ideal spot for egg production and export says professor
At a luncheon in Edmonton directors of the Chamber of Commerce and the Poultry Association heard Prof Cormie and Ennismore discuss Alberta’s egg industry. The pair highlighted rising export volumes, a 27 dozen per capita home consumption, and Canada’s lead in egg quality attracting international interest.
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Cormie
Chamber of Commerce
The
Poultry Association
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Ennlamore
Dominion Egg
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Lominton
Monton
Ennismore
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Prairie
Ege
Great Britain
Aase
United States
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Haseen
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Sudy the Atuition
Canada
Tooix
Wheat Yield Forecast Amid Market Hesitation In Delta Region
A partial report from April indicates a modest wheat yield while weather remains unsettled. Market activity shows local control by area interests with limited exports and small overnight acceptances, leaving traders cautious and prices steady.
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AlMers
Alko
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Tle
Paris Sees Herriot Cabinet Fell in Senate Defeat
In Paris on April 11 the Herriot government is ousted as the Senate votes against confidence following charges of excess bank note circulation. The Chamber remains largely intact with Herriot’s Werriott faction facing a leftist unity. President Doumergue accepts the resignation but asks ministers to continue.
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M. Herrio
M. Werriott
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M. Herrint
Presi
M. Herriott
Presient Mouvergue
Herriot
Doumergue
Paulace
the Elysee
Grace Blukalfer Murder Mystery in West Kensington
London detectives detain an unnamed man in connection with the thrusting death of Grace Blukalfer a sixteen year old found with her throat cut on the steps of her mother's home in West Kensington. Police say a Thursday morning letter of great importance may shed light on the case as they pursue a description of a young Indian student.
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London
Scotland Yard
Grace Blukalfer
Dineing Inch
West Kensington
Uts
Sealland Yard Find
Geologists Visit City for Drifting Site Survey
Geologists S. A. Oyster and B. Ridgeway, engaged by C. E. Roth, arrived Thursday night to assess ground for drifting operations. They toured Red Cliff this afternoon and will visit the city's gas wells with City Engineer McKellen on Monday.
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Messrs. S. A. Oyster
B. &. Ridgeway
C. E. Roth
Redcliff
McKellen
Court of Appeal Cuts Weiss Sentence for Red Heifer Theft
The Court of Appeal in Calgary reduced Emmanuel Weiss’s sentence for stealing a red heifer from ten years to five. The panel, Chief Justice Harvey and justices Beck Hyndman and Clarke, ruled the evidence showed no clear intent beyond a mistaken belief. Weiss had killed Helter with a hired man, and trial witnesses supported the defense. the court upheld the conviction but shortened the imprisonment.
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Court of Appeal
Emmanuel Weiss
Supreme Court
Nente
Welas
Ani
Nelte
Plague Forces Lagos London Visit Cancellation
Telegraph Agency reports a planned Print Wales visit to Nigeria and Lagos was cancelled due to a plague outbreak in Lagos. The change notice cites meashae Troin in Lagos as the source of the cancellation advice.
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Wales
Nigeria
Lagos
Meashae
Troin
Chicago antiquary cites price of Columbus coat at 7000
A Chicago antiquary stated that the famed first Columbus coat was valued at 7000 in current currency, reflecting the item’s historic worth.
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Chicago
Camden case pits alleged mother and doctor in cave find
A local suspect, Hughcock, a Black doctor, is held without ball after bones and articles suggest he killed a seven year old daughter’s mother two weeks earlier. Authorities found human remains in a cave under his home and a voodoo claim surfaces.
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Nid
P. HH
Hughcock
Shad Bean
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