Worrall Denies Farmers Instigated Grain Refusal
A letter from Alfred John Worrall of Seven Persons refutes a recent editorial claim that Mrs Nerland and Brunjurwert instigated a threshing gang refusal affecting Robert Wash's grain. He states threshing followed a pre arranged schedule and that Keen and Nerland controlled the situation, clearing up misunderstandings in the South Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rock
Alfred John Worrall
Ee Keen
Nerland
Avorrall
Dominions and the Locarno Pact Illustrated by Imperial Flexibility
The Manitoba Free Press argues that imperial ties rely on practical choices. It notes Lloyd George and Chamberlain debated Dominion participation in treaties like Locarno, stressing Dominions gained right to act on matters affecting their interests. The piece highlights Britain’s role in European peace and the cost of waiting for full Dominion consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Free Press
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Dominions
Mr Chamberlain
Lioyd George
Paris
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Cammes
Llord George
United States Senate
Chamberlain
Peanpire
Manitoba
Western
Farope
Rhine
Britain
Locarno
Canada at International Show in Chicago Demonstrates Strong Canadian Presence
Canadian farmers will be heavily represented at the International Live Stock Exposition and Grain Show in Chicago starting tomorrow. Last year Canada swept hay and grain awards and took top ribbons for horses cattle and sheep. Mitchell of Cahinda Saskatchewan won the world wheat prize for the thirteenth time in fourteen years, with Marquis wheat as the top bushel among over 600 displays. Prince of Wales enters his Shorthorn bull King of the Fairies from High River, a prior champion. Canada also took 122 grains and seeds prizes last year including the world wheat championship and top awards for alfalfa seed flax and oats. The Canadian government exhibit will showcase fertile lands and settlement opportunities in 240000000 acres awaiting settlers.
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Chicago
Farmers of Canada
United States
Canada
J. (. Mitchell
Cahinda
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Prince's Ranch
High River
Dominion
Britain cannot abandon its role as a European power
The text argues that Lloyd George’s foreign policy would force Britain to give up Euro pean power, which is impossible. It notes past treaties in 1919 1922 and 1925 that linked Britain and the Dominions to continental peace and war pacts. Dominions may join or stay out, with decisions in war governed by precedent or a general election if Mar Moeighen's formula is used.
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Lloyd George
Great Briain
Great Britain
Mar Moeighen
Provincial bye elections debate dominates Abbenta politics
With a general election looming, critics urge abandoning six pending provincial bye elections for economy. The debate centers on a 120 day rule added last year by Mr Brownlee and whether the statute can be bent by government action, reflecting broader concerns about provincial legislation since 1927.
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Abbenta
Brownlee
Sault Star Announces World’s Largest Aquarium Plan
The Sault Star reports plans for a mega aquarium claiming to be the world's largest with a pledge of more water from the Great Lakes to sustain it. Prepared as a city interest piece, it highlights the scale and regional water implications.
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Sault Star
Caicags
Great Lakes
Premier Greenfield Resigns Amid Alberta Political Turmoil
The Lethbridge Herald notes mixed reactions to Premier Greenfield's resignation, citing indecision and leadership weakness as factors. It recalls previous premiers and details friction over northern railways and lease issues with the E D B C and Canadian Pacific, suggesting a broader party withdrawal and calls for more information on the coup.
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Greenfield
Lethbridge
Alberta
Premer
Rutherford
Northern Railways
People of
Farmer
Westbeck
Wood
Brownlee
Jlon
Rathvyas
Canadian Pacific Railway
E. D and B. C
Canadian Pacific
Denand
Calgary Herald
Farmer Party
Rio
Footie House
Ws Alons
Power-seeking party scapegoats one man in collapse
The text depicts a climate of disillusionment as a power-driven party blames a single man for its misdeeds. It argues that despite protests, real improvement in government is unlikely while Farmer members, Greenfield’s ministers, and Brownlee factions remain, citing a mutinous leadership and poor officers.
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Greenfield
Brownlee
Southern Alberta’s Opportunity Is at Hand
The Lethbridge Herald notes broad economic gains across Southern Alberta with rising farm prices and strong bank and rail indicators. It urges aggressive immigration to fill vacant lands, arguing prosperity hinges on attracting new settlers to accelerate regional development.
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Alberta
Bank of Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Henry Thornton
Candia
Thia
President Comidge backs United States joining World Court
At a New York dinner, President Comidge states his government supports U S entry into the World Court of International Justice. He argues the move would boost global interest and aligns with vast and growing overseas markets, citing practical and sentimental impacts.
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Comidge
New York
Neomilithias
Perminent Court of Internationl Justice
Australian election result and Bruce coalition
Fragmented report notes Vancouver provinces and Australia facing a choice on government policy. It states Prime Minister Bruce must decide between labor disruption costs and appealing to the public on a single issue of government by crisis, with the people reportedly backing Bruce’s coalition strengthened after the vote.
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Austraca
Australia
Bruce
Poe
Mr. Bruce
APPROVE PREMIER'S COURSE ENDORSED BY LEADING PAPERS
The Halifax Chronicle reports a dispute with Meighenites as premier King gains cross party support. Conservative journals of weight praise his course and the London Daily Telegraph calls it the best national move.
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Halifax Chronicle
King
London Daily Telegraph
TRE CHARM OF ORATORY INSPIRES COLLEGE VIEWPOINT
A Port Arthur News-Chronicle column reflects on oratory’s diminished standing among college students while praising the enduring value of clear speech and noble eloquence as a timeless asset. The piece stresses the lasting charm of distinctive conversation beyond career concerns.
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Port Arthur
The Italian Dube Settlement
The deal shifts costs of Liberty bonds to taxpayers and divides burden between Italy and the United States, with Italy bearing about one-fourth and America three-fourths of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
America
Observer notes campaign silence and rain on political mood
The Vecroville Observer recalls an election defeat for a chosen candidate and observes that local press avoids editorial opinions. It notes rain as uplifting and criticizes the press for meekly following rather than leading in public commentary. The piece reflects on candidates and upcoming elections.
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Vecroville Observer
Weekly Press
Liberal wins in Quebec bye-elections shift in province
Liberal candidates aligned with Premier Taschereau secured three of four provincial byelections in Quebec, signaling continued support for the government despite tight race results and polling gaps. Conservative opposition remained unable to overcome Liberal gains.
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P.Q
Liberals
Montreal
Tascserecau
Thei
Polla Whicu
Taschereau
Unknown vessel runs aground off Pacific coast with crew saved
A three masted schooner, name unknown, ran ashore near Grats Harbor on the coast. The Gwin boat and coastguard prepared to rescue the remaining crew with head apparatus. The incident was reported by telephone to the Bertland coast guard office at the Westport fire station in Washington.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Deel
Grats Harbor
Etme Ashoere
All English Team to Tour Canada Next May
London reports the English Football Association has accepted a provisional invitation from the Canadian Football Association to send an all England team to Canada in the summer. If confirmed, the tour would last seven or eight weeks, with Canadian bodies covering all expenses. The English squad would depart in May.
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London
English Football Association
Canadian Football Association
Canada
Omr
England
Badminton Crew Arrives in St John to Tour Canada
England's top badminton players land in St John on the Canadian Pacific and plan a broad tour through Canadian cities including Saint John, Haitian, Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Kingston, and Vancouver before returning via New York for homeward exhibition matches. Sir George A. Thomas captains the party with J. F. Devlin and A. K. Jones among the players. several are reigning or former champions.
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St. John
England
Steuer
Fiorature
Canada
Huin Ig
Sir George Aa. Thomas
J. F. Devlin
A. K. Jones
W. L. Swindem
H. R. C. Mertin
Ik. Mawthorne
Sir George
Oftormer
J. F Devlin
al-Engand
St. Johy
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Kingston
Canad
Vancouver
New York
Kearns Fined for Disturbing Peace at Border
Jack Kearns former manager of Jack Dempsey was fined 250 dollars by Justice Lloys Griffin in San Diego on a charge of disturbing the peace at the international boundary last Friday night. One hundred fifty dollars of the fine was suspended on condition he commits no further violations for six months.
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San Diego
Calif
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Universal Forms Chain Plan For 1000 Theatres
Interests in control of Universal Pictures plan to form a new company to acquire and operate a chain of 1000 motion picture theatres nationwide. Announcement stated the move would consolidate theatre ownership across the country.
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New York
Dev
Universal Pictures Corporation
Train Topples Over in Worcester Trolley Crash
Twenty or more persons were injured this afternoon when an outbound Worcester Consolidated Street Railway trolley car derailed after passing an open switch and toppled over.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company
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Lethbridge Herald
Coolidee
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Syracuse
N.Y
Frank C.isule
Casgueys
Football Association
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