Floods ravage Central Europe triggering martial law
Paris reports floods in Transylvania Western Roumania and Eastern Hungary mounting damage and loss of life. Governments mobilize troops and sappers as relief measures begin amid looting reports and Roumanian martial law to curb crime.
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Torda
Railways seek economy through joint committee plan
Ottawa dispatch reports that Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways will form a joint permanent committee to study competitive service and efficiency. CN has begun suspending costly Ontario trains, aiming at substantial taxpayer savings, while CP reportedly follows a similar path. Floods and weather events in Europe and Britain prompt warnings of rising rivers, with Paris, Vienna, and London experiencing thaw and inundation risks. The piece mentions imperial navy costs for Canada and a naval cruiser plan with four ships.
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Canadian Pacific Railways
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Dan Uge
Mennonites Return From Mexico To Canada
A group of 14 adults, 33 children, and 25 infants arrive at Windsor station after leaving the Rosario Mexico settlement. They traveled from Crimea to Montreal and plan to join Mennonite settlements in Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan, noting Canada’s harsher climate but eager to rejoin homeland communities. A 25 000 acre community farm at Armad, Manitoba supports 200 families.
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Grain inspections show improved Winnipeg wheat grades
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg on Tuesday totalled 990 cars with 417 contract grades, up from 208 the previous year. Coarse grains reached 175 cars, compared with 62 a year earlier.
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Will Socialists Be Recognized in King Govt
Calgary reports a rumor from Ottawa that Robert Gardiner Progressive member for Acadia is tipped for minister of immigration in the King cabinet. Dr R S Minnes renowned oculist and ophthalmic surgeon dies at Kingston aged 54.
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Charles Bishop
Ottawa
Robert Gardiner
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R. S. Minnes
Kingston
Alberta coal destined for Ontario amid rail dispute
The Canadian National Railways can move the remaining Alberta coal balance of 25 000 tons to Ontario at 87 a ton if needed. Sir Henry Thornton said no immediate need to extend favored rate for extra Alberta coal beyond the balance, while noting substitutes can meet demand in Toronto and other Ontario cities. Premier Ferguson warned of potential distress if coal strike continues and a reply to CNR will demand freight-rate limits not apply to the balance.
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Bears Control Wheat Market in Winnipeg Trading Slump
In Winnipeg the wheat market narrowed gains as bulls and bears fought for control. Prices closed sharply lower for December, May, and July and overall volume remained light amid standstill export trade. Buenos Aires also slipped while flax fell on light activity.
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Britain Revises Estate Handling With New Act
The new act changes how estates are managed when a person dies intestate. It ends male preference, treats heirs equally, and aims to simplify freehold transfers. The article notes potential shifts in inheritance dynamics and the move away from feudal traditions.
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Sebold Ns Alder Diether
Australian Wheat Surplus and Caged Prices Report
Sydney dispatch reports a large wheat surplus in Australia and a drop in prices due to excess harvests. Market observers note reduced demand from export buyers and potential government measures to support farmers amid oversupply.
Son avenges father murder by bomb in Langduine
Amid a series of violent acts, General Wu Shu Hog and several senior officers were killed by a bomb. In Langduine, Lu Cheng We retaliated for his father’s death, firing back at General Hsu who allegedly killed him at a banquet in Wads.
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Emope
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Jon Chienhairs
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Conservatives Announce Big Party Caucus
Ottawa reports Conservative members will hold a caucus soon followed by a conference between party leader Arthur Aisishen and senior members. A Senate caucus will occur after Parliament opens to select observers and ballots. potential probe names include Senator Gidiom Robertson and Peter Winton. Garry Tools34 of Wort Garry Tools34 died in Clandebose Manitoba.
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Masonic Furniture Heist Ends in Prince Albert Jail
Saskatoon man Deory-Robert Burne Tumberjack of Prince Albert plotted to steal and sell a leather chair from the Masonic Temple and two more from St Andrew's Hall. He offered the items for sale at Paub Lackey's refreshment shop, claiming his wife was ill. He was tried by Police Magistrate Murray and sentenced to death in Prince Albert jail.
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Paub Lackey
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Ta Ol Noath
Bard Valor
Hindu hailed as world teacher by Theosophists at jubilee
Madras India The Theosophical Society jubilee convention concluded with Mrs Annie Besant declaring a world teacher is a coming figure to found a new era She spoke of a civilization of brotherhood and urged the world to await the teacher’s appearance amid modern troubles and threats to civilization.
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Universal Brotherhood of Humanity
Theoscenhical Society
Eader
Birth rate declines across Canada over four years
Ottawa reports Canada outside Quebec shows birth rate falling from 26.6 to 22 per thousand amid a steady decline since 1924. June 1925 births total 12 396 in eight provinces with 6 392 males and 6 004 females, while maternal deaths rise slightly to 65 per thousand of dying births. Heart disease and cancer remain top killers.
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