Alberta Wheat Pool Not Ready for Action Yet
James Stewart, former Canada wheat board chairman and head of the James Stewart Grain Co, said in Winnipeg that Alberta’s wheat pool cannot be ready for action for at least two months. He visited Calgary at the request of H. W. Wood to offer advice. he praised the determined effort of Alberta organizers but remained non-committal on eventual success.
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Winnipeg
Alberta Wheat Pool Organization
James Stewart
Canada Wheat Board
James Stewart Grain Company
Calgary
Stewart
H. W. Wood
Board of Trustees
Alberta
Man Hunt On Sixth Avenue Ends With Capture
Jasper Heeman, a youth arrested for vagrancy, bolted from the dock during the hearing. A police chase along Sixth Avenue to Third Street ended with his recapture. Heeman claimed to have traveled from New York to the west coast then to Canada and back, and was remanded until Monday.
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Jasper Heeman
Sixth Avenue
Third Street
Heeman
New York City
United States
Vancouver
Canada
Paris
New York
Beer exports from Port Colborne surge to U S supply
Reports from Port Colborne indicate seven to ten beer shipments weekly to the United States with customs papers showing destinations in Mexico and Cuba. The operation reportedly faces no provincial law and continues under Dominion customs rules.
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Brinlgaburg
Ont
Port Colborne
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Dominion
BOTs' CAMP Members Call for Camp Photos
Members of the second week Boys' Camp may obtain pictures of Camp Reaver Dan and others by calling at the News Office.
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Reaver Dan
Wheat pool contracts hit record acreage in Calgary drive
Wheat pool contracts and acreage returns reported yesterday push totals to 609,728 acres recorded. The day’s contracts nearly matched the prior days’ figures, raising cumulative contracts to 4,985 in the Calgary drive.
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Calgary
Five Indicted for Army Fraud in U S Government Case
In New York on August 25 retired Colonel Launce M Purcell Seattle ex chief of surplus property division John C Skinner head of the sales division and Bertran Welsz Herman Canter and Harry Miller were indicted for conspiring to defraud the government The alleged fraud involves nearly 1 000 000 dollars of surplus Army property Three indictments allege fictitious assignments forged instruments and improper substitutions and bids related to surplus property thefts by the Universal Trading Company and other government contracts
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New York
Launcelot M. Purcell
U.S.A
Oof
Seattle
John C. Skinner
Rales
To Quartermaster Corps
Bertran Welsz
Herman Canter
Harry Miller
Universal Trading Company
Weiss
Canter
Paroled Prisoner Takes Job Under Governor Grant
Angl 25 Butler C Storke 21 and a Toledo convict was released on conditional parole by Governor Donahey and will earn 260 dollars a month. After 21 months served he leaves the penitentiary to lead a reform school program and implement it in other state prisons. He is a college graduate and former army captain who founded the inmate education project now used by over 1 000 prisoners.
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Columbus
Ohio
Butler C. Storke
Toledo
Storke
Donahey
Baldwin Leaves London for Brief French Vacation
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin depart London for Aix les Bains France for a short holiday. French charge d affaires M DeMontilly spoke with the premier at the railway station before the departure.
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London
Ane
Stanley Baldwin
Vancouver as western grain control hub eyed by king
Toronto August 25 Hon J H KingPublic Works minister says Vancouver is the logical location to control western grain shipments from Alberta and Saskatchewan He notes facilities there can handle large volumes and predicts the port will move forty million bushels this year after sending about twenty million last year.
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Toronto
Vancouver
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Soe
J. H. King
Public Works
Missing Person Case Sparks Search in Windsor
Local authorities issued a search for 42 year old David Boles who has been missing since last week in Windsor. Neighbors report last seen near Speccal firstel vehoc and authorities are coordinating with local police to locate him. A borough-wide alert remains active as investigators follow leads.
Ontario seeks federal inquiry into bank affair
In Toronto a government letter discusses possible federal action to probe the Home Bank affair. Attorney General Minister Fielding defers to the curator and Ontario inquiry act while noting any future findings could prompt government steps. bankers say a depositor representative may be appointed to assist the investigation.
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Dekdo
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Nickle
Coureh
Cianalan Bankers’ Association
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Eairy
Gheceendueto
Adairs
Siompe
Nichle
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Lerker
Ema
Cenad
President Coolidge Names Governor Pinchot Mediator in Coal Crisis
Washington reports President Coolidge designated Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania as special mediator to bridge the dispute between coal miners and operators. The move aims to create a channel for conciliatory influence without weakening any side’s position as talks resume.
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Washington
Aus
United States
Coolidge
Pinchott Fennsyvana
Suic Dal
Pinccet
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Cperators
Wade
Oil patent verdict awards large damages in Cheyenne case
William S. Barnickel sues Producers and Refiners Corp over bottom settlings treatment. A master’s report awards 263,459 dollars in damages in a US district court suit for patent infringement. Barnickel, now deceased, developed a purification process enabling reclaim of roily oil for piping.
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Cheyenne
Wio
United States
Cheyrenna
Wee
Willam S. Barniekel
Producers and Refiners Corporation
Barnickel
William S. Barnickel Company
St. Louis
The
Autonomy Push for Canadian Labor Unions
Regina reports a push at the Trades Congress of Canada in Vancouver September 10-14 for more autonomous Canadian unions tied to international associations. Toronto delegate Malcolm Bruce cites strong sentiment for self rule amid partial U.S. governance, though a full split is unlikely.
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Regina
Trades Associations
Trades Congress of Canada
Vancouver
Malcolm Bruce
Toronto
Bruce
United States
Camnactfar Cr
Fire damages Government liquor warehouse floors
A morning blaze in Victoria gutted the fifth and sixth floors of the Government liquor warehouse. Fire officials report less than 500 cases of liquor destroyed as the top floors housed blending and storage operations.
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Victoria
Government Liquor
Leviathan Wind in Atlantic Race Arrives in Southampton
The Leviathan steamship arrived in Southampton from New York at 12 55 pm local time. The Olympic which left New York prior to the Leviathan had not yet reached Cherbourg by 5 am this morning. the two ships may contest a future race as the Olympic is due to arrive tomorrow morning.
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Southampton
Leviathan
New York
Olympic
Cherbourg
United States
White Star
Winnifred Questions Wheat Pool Signatures
The district shows little farmer enthusiasm for the wheat pool as August signatures lag with no activity after August 24. Farmers plan to thresh by September with many able to sell their own wheat without pool support. Also, a Rome dispatch reports the death of Rt. Rev. Monsignor John M Cruise after 31 years of priestly service.
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Rome
John M Cruise
First Local Wheat Load Reaches Lake of the Woods Milling
The Lake of the Woods Milling Company received the district's first load of new locally grown wheat. Fifty eight bushels were delivered by B Schmidok of Woolchester. The grain grades No 1 Northern and weighs per bushel. The field average yield was five bushels per acre.
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Lake of the Woods Milling Company Teaay
B. Schmidok
Woolchester
Bunkel
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