Western Canada faces farming shift and political reforms
Montreal dispatch reports KE J McMurray solicitor general urges mixed farming in western Canada and warns against agrarian parties. He criticizes Progressives, calls for federal provincial teamwork, and argues U S trade and lower freight rates are vital.
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Montreal
Western Canada
KE. J. McMurray
Reform Club
McMurray
Agrarian Party
Manitoba
Alberta
West
Mr. McMurray
Canada
Vancouver
Prairie Provinces
British Attitude Key to Reparations Plan Setback
Paris reports Premier Poincare backs a experts commission to study Germany's payment ability but the United States may not participate. British position will decide the outcome as French officials push ahead despite uncertainty over London views. In Seabright, New Jersey, two deceased men drifted at sea amid crates of Scotch whiskey after a wreck.
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Paris
Poincare
Germany
Hughes
United States
New York
N.J
South River
Weather summary for western provinces and major towns
The report lists Vancouver and Winnipeg with cloudy and snowy conditions, Nelson clear, Edmonton clear, Calgary fair, Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw fair, Saskatoon clear, Winnipeg cloudy. Forecast: mostly fair today and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Vancouver
Nelson
Edmonton
Calgary
Fair
Medicine Hat
Moose Jow
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Alberta scores clean sweep at International Livestock Expo
Canada dominated the hay and grain division with Alberta winners leading in yellow field peas red spring wheat and alfalfa seed. Major H. G. L. Strange of Fenn Alberta won first in hard red spring wheat as judging progressed and steers were being judged for the grand champion.
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Chicago
Canada
H. G. L. Strange
Fenn
Alberta
John W. Sweens
Cayley
Alta
Frank Grisdale
Olds
Nanamaker Brothers
Brooks
William Roth
Fisherville
Ont
Roth
Frank Kelley
Aylmer
Nick Chielts
Alex Garro
Arthur Vance
Forest
Joe Northgrave
Viscount, Sask
Union
Major Strange
Fire totals Mayo and Risch building in Winnipeg
A four story Mayo and Risch structure on Portage Avenue burned rapidly in the morning causing about 250000 dollars in losses. The basement is suspected as the origin, no casualties except one woman overcome by smoke. Main floor housed Mason and Risch Piano Showrooms with 75000 loss. Unite Cigar Stores and a millinery shop on ground floor. Building insured for 160600 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Mayo and Risch
Portaze Ave
Mason and Risch
Unite
Maud radio contact reported near Spitzbergen amid Arctic drift
Advices from Christiania say Captain Raia Amundsen's expedition ship Maud, believed adrift toward the North Pole, established radio communication with Spitzbergen. Capt. Wisting reports Fuzinecer Slevertsen died July 10 after several months illness, probably brain inflammation.
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Copenhagen
Der
Christiania
Raia Amundsen
Mawd
North Pole
Spitzbergen Sostordey
Wisting
Civic Homiations Reelects Maxor by Acclamation in Local Vote
Acclaimed reelection for Maxor as mayor plus vacant seats on the school board and trustees filled by acclamation. The complete list of nominees and proposers appears, with names and positions for mayor and trustees. Upcoming election dates noted with meetings to be held Wednesday and Saturday, with polling and notice details in the public notice.
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Maxor Flckvole
Gross
Canadian Council of Agriculture Proclaims Independence
The Canadian Council of Agriculture declares independence from all political parties and groups. It submits a fourteen point declaration to farmers' provincial conventions, urging policies to improve social and economic welfare of Canada's agricultural population. The document advocates public ownership, fair conditions, and active public outreach to influence government actions.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Canada
Tragic Bergamo Flood Destroys Villages and Masses People
In Bergamo Italy a devastating flood from Lake Iseo after the dike collapse swept 50 square miles, killing hundreds or more and leaving thousands homeless. Rescue teams from Milan Brescia and royal engineers race to build bridges and deliver food to Schilparia and Villamaggiore as debris and floodwaters devastate Dezza Corna and Bueggio.
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Bergamo
Italy
Qleno Lake
Nndape
De2zza
Corna
Bueggio
Izeo
O Darfore
Milan
Brescia
Royal Engineera Relief Corps
Schilparia
Villamaggtore
Strike in Irish bacon industry shocks hog-raisers
In County Dublin farmers face ruin as an eleven weeks strike depresses pig prices. Local reports describe drowning piglets in desperation and dumping litters after county fairs as the market collapse continues.
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Dublin
Premier Massey rebuked for horning in Dominion politics
Linden December 1 The Daily Chronicle harshly criticizes Premier W F Massey of New Zealand for denouncing Britain's free trade during a Belfast visit and interfering in New Zealand elections. The paper argues Massey should respect New Zealand's independence and refrain from external meddling while in Britain.
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Massey
Horning
Linden
The
Daily Chronicle
W. F. Massey
New Zealand
Belfast
Great Britain
the Chronicle
Cntrary
Skeleton identified as Jimmy Glass in Pennsylvania search
Scranton report states that a skeleton found near the Glase family home in Greeley, Pike County, Pa., has been positively identified as Jimmy Glass four year old son of Charles Glase of Jersey City. The eight year search spanned North and South America and concluded with the parents confirming the identification.
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Scranton
North
South America
Jimmy Glass
Charles Glase
Jersey City
Greeley
Pike County
Record-Breaking Freight Figures Tumble in November
Fort William and Dee report all records broken in November as the Grand Railway Transport system shows a dramatic rise in traffic. The month marks a historic high in shipments and a shift in transport patterns, surpassing prior records set by the Canadian Pacific line in October.
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Fort William
Dee
Pacif
Howard Everett Resigns From Canada Colonization Association
Wiahines Dec 2 The resignation of Howard Everett a key figure in the Canada Colonization Association was announced by Sir Augustus Newton on behalf of the executive Everett cites important business interests requiring his personal attention The resignation takes effect when convenient and no successor has yet been appointed
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Wiahines
Howard Everett
Zene Alie
Canada Colonization Association
Augustus Newton
Everett
Estement: ‘Aid
Gue Coxear
Progressives Hold Balance of Votes in Congress
Washington December amid an emerging row in the House as the progressive bloc, large due to a reduced Republican majority, threatens a speaker deadlock while Senate proceedings begin with routine forms and a looming fight for renomination of committees in the background.
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Washington
Dec. S
Nvasion Walen
Legiolaolog Unl
Senate
de Orazy
Nunnery Mine Cage Disaster Reported In England
Forty men are reported killed and many injured after cages used to transport miners broke free from their rope at the Nunnery mine. It is said 176 miners were in the cage when it plunged to the bottom.
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Shefield
Eng
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