Sabotage Threats Grow as Ruhr Occupation Tightens
Reports from Duesseldorf dated January 30 describe an attempted train wreck on the line carrying Gen. Weygand and M. Le Trocquer near Daeren. Sabotage, including signal-box wrecks, prompts new customs and expulsions as officials prepare intensified controls in the Ruhr and coal shipments halted to Germany.
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Duesseldorf
Gen. Weyzand
M. Letrocquer
Paris
Daereu
Ruhr
Dueren
Gen. Weygand
M. le Trocquer
Degoutte
M. Coste
Brussels
Germany
Dusseldorf
Wasen
Co operative cattle marketing urged by UGG official
C Rice Jones of United Grain Growers told Sask grain growers delegates that Western Canadian livestock producers could save hundreds of thousands yearly by marketing cattle on a scientific basis. He urged at least 65 percent of livestock to be sold through farmers own organizations and noted potential cooperative shipping of horses to Eastern Canada where markets were improving.
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Rice Jones
Saskatoon
Canada
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
C. Rice Jones
United Grain Growers
U.G.G
New Immigration Proposal Examines Settlement Board Roles
Ottawa January 30. Minister Charles Stewart outlined a follow up policy to use the Soldier Settlement Board staff to place and settle immigrants nationwide. He said the aim is to keep newcomers in the country and aid their integration with agents across Canada.
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Ottawa
Soldier Settlement Board
Wen
Charles Stewart
Ir. Stewart
Canadian National Railway Board considers Island Trunk absorption
Ottawa January 30 The Canadian National Railway board in session outlined plans to absorb the Island Trunk Railway into the system. Government action is required and an order in council will be placed before the cabinet for approval.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railway Board
Iris
Island Trunk Railway
President Grant Sets Trans-Pacific Record In 5 Days 10 Hours
The Admiral line steamship President Grant arrives at Seattle marking a new trans-Pacific record from Yokohama to Race Rock near Victoria B C. The voyage took 5 days 10 hours 44 minutes, beating the Empress of Russia by about 8 hours. The ship carried 400 passengers and 10.6 million dollars in raw silk and silk goods destined for eastern factories and dealers.
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Seattle
Grant
Admiral Line
Oriental Service
Yokohama
Race Rock Quarantine Station
Victoria
B.C
Russia
Hong Kong
Three Men Die In Senneville House Fire
Montreal January 30 Three men were burned to death when the home of William Greenshields at Senneville burned this morning.
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Montreal
William Greenshields
Senneville
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Back Immigration Push
At Saskatoon on Monday the Grain Growers endorsed encouraging desirable immigrant settlement and aiding current land workers with better conditions. They opposed government liquor sales, re elected J A Maharg president, and heard George F Edwards named VP. Immigration speaker George F Chipman urged selective immigration to ease Canada’s economic troubles.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
J. A. Maharg
Association
George F. Edwards
Secon
E. Cora Hind
Winnipeg
Mabel ©. Finch
United Farm Women of Manitoba
George F. Chipman
The
Grain Growers' Guide
Chipman
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Banquet Honors Retired CPR Engineers in Medicine Hat
Moose Hall hosts a banquet and presentation for Henry Hardy J F Fisher and Thos Penkale engineers in the Canadian Pacific Railway service who recently retired. More than 30 guests expected including men in engine service and their wives. Followed by speeches toasts and a dance with Laheys Orchestra.
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Moose Hall
Medicine Hat
Messrs
Henry Hardy
J. F. Fisher
Thos. Penkale
Canadian Pacific
Cadaga
Lahey
Stratford Embraces Growth and Immigration Outreach
Situated in industrial Ontario Stratford prides its old stock citizenship and rich history. The city highlights a strong Community Exhibition at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and promotes publicity to attract immigrants. Mayor Tom Brown, educated in Stratford and Toronto, began law practice there in 1915.
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Ontario
Stratford
Toronto
Britain
U.S
Tom Brown
University of Toronto
Osgodd Hall
Stratfrd
Farmers urged to devise co operative voluntary grain marketing plan
Saskatoon delegates at the Saskatchewan Grain Growers convention call for official cooperation with prairie provinces and farmer groups to develop a voluntary cooperative grain marketing system for wheat and other grains. A conference with governments and major farmer organizations is proposed if a wheat board is not secured. Crerar supports a public inquiry into western grain marketing, likely to be raised in the federal session.
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Prairie Provinces
Saskatoon
Prairie
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Saskatchewan Co-operative
Elewator Company
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Crerar
Winnipeg
Canada
P. Mullar
Qu’Appelle
Sask
Federal House
T. A. Crerar
Progressives
Railway and Ocean Freight Cut Sought for Livestock
Winnipeg reports a conference where Duncan Marshall Canada’s commissioner of agriculture informed Nell Cameron Manitoba’s minister of agriculture about a proposal to reduce haulage charges on live stock by rail and ocean transport.
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Winnipeg
Duncan Marshall
Agricculture For
Canada
Nell Cameron
Mantela
Greeks Prepare Call to Colors for 1923 Class
Geneva June 30 The Greek minister in Berne informs the press that members of the class of 1923 should be ready for mobilization with no exemptions indicated.
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Geneva
Wilhinter
Berne
Greeks and Turks sign conventions at Lausanne
Lausanne January 30 two conventions from the peace talks were signed between Turkey and Greece. One provides for the mutual return of prisoners of war and hostages. The other enforces the compulsory exchange of populations.
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Lausanne
Turkey
Greece
Canadian Pacific Engineer A Hesketh Dies at 57 Abroad
Winnipeg reports the death of A Hesketh of the engineering staff on the Canadian Pacific Railway. He served with Lord Strathcona’s Horse overseas and rendered ceepulent service with his regiment, dying suddenly yesterday at age 57.
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Winnipeg
Liewveld
A. Hesketh
S.O.M.G
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chief of Police Bowker Dies in Lethbridge
Chief of Police Bowker died in Lethbridge on Sunday night after a period of illness caused by heart enlargement. He had fought the disease in recent weeks and finally succumbed to its effects.
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Police
Bowker
Lethbridge
Premier Greenfield tackles $51,000 beer petition in Alberta Legislature
Edmonton reports Premier Greenfield presented a petition worth 510,000 to the Legislature opening the afternoon session. Private members weighed the petition amid legal doubts under Direct Legislation, with over eight percent of electors signed. The hourlong session saw limited readings as illness kept Liberal leader Boyle away and notices focused on statute law amendments and natural resources.
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Edmonton
Janu
Alberta
Greenfield
J. BR. Boyle
J. FE
Brownlee
J. W. Cross
Edson
Law Society
Stewart
Lethbridge
Gerwan Beep Now In The Trillions
Germany's floating debt rose to 1.821 trillion marks for the days ending January 2, an increase of 210 billion marks. Berlin reports show the lent sums and obligations in trillions.
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Gerwan
Berlin
Jan
Germany
Cardiff Plans Reception for Canadian Cattle
Cardiff, Wales prepares to accommodate thousands of Canadian store cattle as Britain’s Importation of Animals Bill comes into effect. Landing stages and facilities are being upgraded while Cardiff’s existing depots reportedly handle thousands weekly.
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London
Cardiff
Wales
Canada
Want of Confidence Motion Is Defeated in Capetown Assembly
The Smuts government survived a January 28 want of confidence motion moved by General Hertzog. The vote today was 57 to 40 in favor of the government amid cheers in the Calor house.
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Capetown
South Africa
Reuters
Smuts
Hertzog
Nationalist
Calor House of Assembly
Edmonton Bulletin Ends Afternoon Edition Focus Shifts Morning
The Edmonton Bulletin announces it will withdraw from the evening field and concentrate on the morning edition. The afternoon edition will cease with today's issue and the semiweekly edition has been disposed of to the Edmonton Journal.
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Juliet
Edmonton Bulletin
Mise
Eddimonton Journal
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