Farmers call for unified western wheat pool plan
Winnipeg August 1 Canadian Press Hon T Crerar president United Grain Growers Ltd says western farmers lose more to high costs than grain marketing. He advocates one central pool with contracts to farmers and warns local pools reduce pooling benefits. He suggests possibilities to take over existing facilities if the pool succeeds and remains farmer controlled.
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Winnipeg
T. Crerar
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Crerar
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co
Iti
President Harding Out of Danger After Illness
San Francisco August 1 President Harding showed signs of recovery with no new complications or worsening readings. Brig Gen Charles Sawyer and the medical staff maintained that the crisis had passed and the president is well on the road to recovery.
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Sawyer
San Francisco
Charles Sawyer
Canadian survey boat leaves city to map Alberta rivers
A Canadian geological survey party led by Mescoa Coulter and BL Shoen departed the city by boat after noon to trace rivers across Alberta. They plan to voyage toward Edmonton and down the North Saskatchewan, with possible runs on the Battle and Vermilton rivers, using a 20 foot craft with sleeping and cooking quarters and a 10 horsepower motor to speed progress. The team aims to continue surveying until mid October. Chicago temple occupancy set for October 3 following a $3,100,000 project in the loop for the Northern Illinois conference.
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Mescoa
Coulter
Shoenfet
Kmnyre
Geological Survey
QU and Tefining Co
Matuacy
Drumbellur
Red Deer
Edmonton
North Saskatchewan
Alberta Saskatchewan
Megs
Chicago
The
Methodist Episcopal
Loop
Food Shortage Hits Düsseldorf as Currency Collapse Spurs Hunger
Duesseldorf reports the aftershocks of last week's mark decline. Farmers refuse to trade potatoes for devalued money, making potatoes meat and other staples nearly unavailable at any price. Experts warn worsening shortages could trigger food riots.
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Duesseldorf
Rahr
Irish Colleen and Huron Chief Wed in Indian Larelle
In Quebec on August 1 a ceremony united Miss Marguerite Burke and Chief Eugene Sieul at Muren village of Indian Larelle. The report notes the marriage of a notable local figure amid regional society circles. A second brief reports the body of James Bagley, 26, of Port Findlay Ont, found at Black Creek mouth after a note claimed he would drown himself over unreturned love near St Joseph.
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Quebec
Muren
Eugene Sieul
Marguerite Burke
James Bagley
Port Findlay
St Joseph
Black Creek
Port Findlas Dock
Frost Hits Alberta and Saskatchewan Towns After Rains
Cool air spread across Western Canada with temperatures dipping to 28 degrees at Drumheller Alberta and Macklin Saskatchewan. Frost was reported in two areas while most places saw only light frost as heavy rain ended and clearing skies began.
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Caputo
Drumheller
Alberta
Macklin
Sask
Stetcdler
Covenvinster
Argentina Moves to Control Grain Trade and Elevators
Buenos Ayres reports government bill to standardize cereals and require uniform shipments. Depository elevators would issue against grain held, and Congress urged to authorize building needed grain storage in wheat regions. Separate note: letters urging Hiram Johnson to run for president were sent by the Progressive Alliance of America.
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Buenos Ayres
Aue Ta
Congress
Vane Johnson
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
The
Progressive Alliance of America
Premier Greenfield to delay trip for Sapiro meetings
Aug 1 Mdmewton Greenfield officials expect a postponement of several days for the premier to attend the Sapiro meetings in Calgary and South Bend Indiana. No definite date set, end of next week likely, allowing time to travel east. Also reports Studebaker second quarter profits at 37.2 million dollars and 8.4 per share.
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Ammehenvis
Greenfield
Sapiro
Caleary
Idmentoh
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation Today
Canadian Sugar Prices Fall In North America
News from Toronto Winnipeg and New York reports a drop in wholesale sugar prices across markets. Toronto traders expect further declines this week while Winnipeg notes a two cent per hundredweight drop. New York refiners anticipate continued cuts amid overall lower sugar costs.
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Toronto
Winnipeg
Boys Enjoying Camp Time During Second Week
The second week of boys camp opens Monday with registration due by Saturday at the News Office. Thirty nine days remain, costs are three delays per week, and organizers promise plenty of training and food. Camp fires start nightly at 8:30 with songs and storytelling.
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Powell
Grain rate cuts debated at Royal Grain Inquiry session
Sir Henry Thornton signals consideration of reducing grain rates from Armstrong to Quebec as Royal Grain Inquiry Commission opens in Moose Jaw. Witnesses including D Arcy Scott and former Searle Grain buyer Rogers testify on scales and alleged fee arrangements amid questions of cooperation with the Order of Grain Buyers.
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Aue
Sir Henry Thornton
Canaitine National Railways
Armstrong
Quebec
Mering
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Saskatoon
Henry
D’ Arcy Scott
Or. Rogers
Searle Grain Company
Bao
Tiv Travers Sweatman
Rogers
Alorrison
Order of Graia Pawers
Morrison
Mor- Heron
Woop
Searle Elevator Company
Star Sity
Stewart
Millions of Cavalrymen Draw Pensions Worldwide
Geneva reports an International Labour Bureau estimate of ten million veterans drawing pensions from the great war. Figures from many nations are incomplete, with countries like Austria, Belgium, the United States, Britain, Poland and Russia listed among those paying pensions. Data gaps remain for Turkey, Bulgaria, the Baltic states, Hungary, and Japan.
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International Labor Bnoreau
Seorch
Gerveny Duis East
Nens Austratia
Austria
Belgium
Conmada
United States
Finkond
New Zealand
Turkey
Bulgaria
Pere Teel
Hungary
Japan
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon set with McKinnon address
Good attendance is assured for the Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 PM in the hotel. Wren 8 McKinnon Canadian representative for the British Empire exhibition in London will speak. Reservations with Secretary Richardson by 10 30 AM tomorrow. limited seating suggests early booking.
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Wren
McKinnon
London
Richardson
Reward Offered by Govt for Information on Sydney Bombings
Attorney General Woo announced a reward of 1000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for yesterday bomb outrages in Sydney. The offer was open to peace and public officers, but no arrests were made as investigators traced down suspects amid limited evidence. The dynamite blasts damaged water pipes feeding the British Manpower Steel plant, now repaired.
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Daly
Woo
Oteam
Sydney
Mthough
Manpire Steel Corporation
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