Pool contracts at risk after Saskatchewan ruling
Firegina December 14 report on the Saskatchewan Wheat Producers Ltd versus Zurowski case notes the pool board may appeal to fix contracts with members. Judge Embury ruled the $0.24 damages clause functioned as a penalty, not true damages, potentially undermining enforcement. Winnipeg commentary supports an appeal and firm action to remedy weaknesses while preserving contract validity.
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Firegina
Saskatchewan Wheat Producers, Ltd
Zurowski
Wheat Pool
Justice Embury
Winnipeg
W. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Pool
Court of King's Bench
Regina
Leo Zurowski
Wheat markets and Russian exports questioned by Lord Hobson
London observers debate wheat rigging and crop forecasts. Sir Herbert Hobson argues Russian overestimation, Australian drought, and Argentine failure shape prices, with Canada Controlled by Farmers Co operative Society. M Camburn supports current price as supply and demand driven. A major importer notes only a six day domestic wheat supply remains.
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London
Herbert Hobson
Winnipeg
Chicago
Horshevist
Russia
Herbert
Gressia
Sir Herbert
Australia
Farmere’ Co-operative Society
M. Camburn
Farmers’ Co-operative Society
Herbert Trodon
Iiportera
Chamber of Deputies votes to return Loucheur fiscal plan
Paris December 14 the Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies voted fourteen to five to send back to the government all of Finance Minister Loucheur s fiscal measures.
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Paris
the Chaaber of Deputies
Loucheur
Election Returns To Be Bullet In News Desk
Election returns will bullet in the cisle election coverage as results arrive from polls this evening. Information can also be obtained by calling phone 2028. Polls close at eight, first results expected around nine o'clock.
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Cisle
Roth Well Hole Caving Forces Drill Pause
The Roth No. 1 well is caving badly, halting drilling until casing is run. Six five eight inch casing has reached about 2670 feet.
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Roth No. 1
Imperial Oil forms Dalhousie Oil Co in Turner Valley Alberta
Montreal December 14 The Imperial Oil Co of Canada controlled by Standard Oil of New Jersey creates the Dalhousie Oil Company Ltd to operate properties in Turner Valley Alberta It will own 51 percent of stock and acquire all assets leases and equipment of Southern Alberta Oils Ltd and Southern Alberta Oil Co Ltd
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Montreal
Imperial Oi Co
Canada
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Turner Valley
Alberta
Dalhousie Oil Company, Ltd
Imperial Oil Co
Southern Alberta Oils, Ltd
Southern Albert OF Co., Ltd
Leaders Needed For Boy Scout Work Rally Forms Troops
A scout rally drew many boys to the civic gym on Saturday afternoon and two new troops were formed. An adults meeting is set for tonight for 18 to 21 year olds to learn about forming groups under Field Secretary Solway. Leaders are sought to organize awaiting troops.
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Civic Gym
Solway
Young Drumheller Lad Perishes in Family Fire
Alfred Swartz age five and son of Mr and Mrs Willkam Swartz perished when their home in Drumheller burned around four in the morning. Fire started from a kitchen stove and residents had to flee. Mrs Swartz survived with shock and five remains were later recovered as the house and contents were destroyed. A coroner's inquest may be held today.
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Trumheller
Alfred Swartz
Kon
Willkam Swarts
Aldred
Ind
Humphries
Wo. Thomson
Swartz
Two Aged Men Die of Gas Asphyxiation in Medicine Hat
Police report at 523 Eighth Street found Thomas Adams about seventy dead and Edwin over sixty unconscious from gas fumes. Edwin taken to hospital with life potential, coroner says no inquest needed. Fire from four gas stove jets filled house with fumes due to closed doors and frost stripped windows. The brothers, former Elkwater district farmers, had recently lived in Medicine Hat and worked in public works.
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Eighth Street
Thomas Adams
Edwin
McEwen
James Teel
Tut
Tom Adams
Lves
Saskatoon
Elkwater
Medicine Hat
Public Works Dept
Timber raft tied near Parliament Hill on Ottawa River
A photo shows a squared timber raft belonging to John R.K. Boothslme assembled on the Ottawa River in the shadow of Parliament Hill and the Dominion Parliament buildings. A tower photo recalls the late Mr Boots in his 90th year leaving his lumber yard at eight o’clock a winter morning. He walked despite fifteen below zero weather with a youthful swing.
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John RK. Booth Mls Beame
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
Dominion Parliament Buildings
Boots
Cni
Prominent Officials Visit City With Executives
D. S. Coleman of Winnipeg vice president of western lines Canadian Pacific Railway visits the city. He is joined by W. A. Black of Montreal Ogilvie Flour Milling Co. Ltd. R. R. Dohell Winnipeg western manager of Ogilvie, and Mr. Fitzgerald of Hudson's Bay Co. Winnipeg.
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D. S. Coleman
Winnipeg
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Raikway
W. A. Black
Montreal
Ogilvie Flour Milling Co., Ltd
R. R. Dohell
Western
Mr. Fitzgerald
Hudson’s Bay Co
G W V A Officers Nominated For Next Year
At a G W V A general meeting officers for the coming year were nominated facing January 10 elections. Nominations include president H W Jackson and L Sharland, vice presidents Johnson and Sharp, and others for executive and sergeant at arms. A hospital charity radio revel is planned with nationwide dances led from Olympia London.
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HW. Jackson
L. Sharland
Uist
Johnson
J. . Sharp
W. Letuder
J. W. Wright
H. BH. Waittin
FE. Jordan
J. Kinley J
J. Brice
W. J. Tharper
LW. Wright
L. Sharlajyd
Josharp
G. Jackson
W. Kinnaird
Lindon
Great Britain
Javz
Olympia
London
Plymouth
Aberdeen
Belfast
Mines to resume full capacity in Drumheller area
Dringheller December 14 mine whistles will blow signaling the restart of work in Drumheller Rowedale Newcastle Midlandvale and Naomine districts. Independent mines plan an open shop at prestrike wage scales after a two week disruption at some sites.
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Dringheller
Drumheller
Red Deer Valley
Rowedale
Newcastle
Midlandvale
Naomine
Train Wreck Near Maple Creek Causes Delays
A derailed train near Maple Creek due to a broken rail left the engine and tender on track while the first car left a wheel, with cars 4 through 6 intact. No injuries were reported as the train and No. 8 continued west seven hours late. Train No. 2 eastbound also delayed.
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Maple Cevek
Medicine Hat
Foreign settlements short of food supplies in Manchuria
A bookie dispatch to the Evening News reports food shortages in foreign settlements around Tiensin due to ongoing fighting. Mukden and allied towns see evacuation of foreign women and children as Chang Tsen Lin’s generals plan to desert. the Manchurian ruler vows to fight to the end.
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London
Evening News
Tiensin
Mukden
Chang Tsen Lins
From Hostler to Monarch in Persia Crown Transfer
Teheran December 14 The Constituent Assembly yesterday transferred the Crown of Persia to Reza Khan Pehlily, formerly a hostler in the Cossack hounds, who will take the oath before the Mejlix on Tuesday and hold his first public court Wednesday.
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Teherand
Persia
Constituent Assembly
Reza Khan Pehllyi
Reza
National Assembly
Financial Crisis Dominates French Circles
Paris reports worsening financial strain with the franc at record lows as citizens shift assets into tangible goods. M Lovehear’s seven bills meet widespread opposition across parties, while Carcassonne merchants vow to withhold taxes if enacted. Politicized crisis slows any resolution.
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Paris
France
Calin
M. Lovehear
Carcassonne
M. Louchen
Greece Must Pay Reparations After Frontier Violation
The League of Nations ruled that Greece must pay reparations for a recent frontier incident with Sularia totaling 386 billion Jeyn Gibout S211s00, with the decision announced today.
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Ourvay Dee T
Greece
League of Nations
Medicine Kat branch ato Cana vist Manufacturers' Assoc Meet
The Medicine Kat branch of the Cana vist Manufacturers' Association holds its annual meeting this evening at the Assiniboia Hotel at six o'clock.
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Medicine Kat Branch
Oz the
Canavist Manufacturers’ Association
Assiniboia Hotel
Kiwanis to Host Western Canada District Governor
The Kiwanis Club will host Dr J T MM Anderson district governor of Western Canada Saskatoon. A noted educationist and former Saskatchewan legislature opposition leader, Anderson was elected governor in January and his term ends this month.
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Wiwanis Club
Toorrow
Western Canada
Kiwanis
J T. MM. Anderson
Saskatoon
Dr. Anderson
Department of “Education
New Canada
Saskatchewan
Anderson
Kiwaniy
Privy Council reserves judgment in liquor act appeal
In Ottawa Canada the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council reserved judgment on an appeal from Alberta and Canada Temperance Act convictions dating to 1906 and the Alberta Liquor Control Act.
Federal Reserve sees weaker crop season despite postwar gains
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve reports the Northwest postwar crop year of 1924 created strong purchasing power but 1925 cash grain prices and marketings lag behind last year. It notes grain shipments for a second straight month are about half the volume of the previous year and overall cash grain prices trail 1924.
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Winitenpolis
Dee
Northwest
Federvl Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
National Spirit Discussion with Arthur Hawkes at Park Hill
A gathering at Park Hell yesterday afternoon discussed developing a national spirit for Canada. Arthur Hawkes urged a shift from formal addresses to open discussion and warned against dual nationality while stressing allegiance to the country of one’s children.
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Canada
Dominion
Park Hell
Arthur Hawkes
Hawkes
Peraps
Whico
Ufe
Attuawkes
Ivan
England
British North America
Wheat on Down Grade Again
Wheat prices fell again as weak Liverpool and Buenos Aires cables pressured futures. December 1.51 1 4, May 1.42, July 1.50, with 2 to 5 cent declines at opening from Saturday final. Trade was narrow with scattered liquidation, export quiet, and light coarse grain and flax activity. Cash wheat remained a car lot market with few traders and lower spreads.
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Winnipeg
Dee
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Saturdiv
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Roth Well
BIG Oil Company
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Rush Rebekah Lodge
S. Pingle
Eell
Dr. Clershaw
Wmuehgale
Cos
G.W.V.A
Maple Creek
Nex
Nadan
U.S. Federal Reserve Bank
Arthur Hawkes Ord
Colganna
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