Immigration debate on Canadian future and regional balance
Montreal January remarks by BK W Beatty of Canadian Pacific Railway argue not for limiting immigration but for boosting settlement in western lands to grow wealth. He calls for a Minister of Immigration, better federal provincial municipal budget balancing, and improved information flow across regions to unite Maritime, Ontario and Quebec, the Prairies, and the Pacific slope.
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Montreal
Canada
BK. W. Beatty
Canaan Pacific Railway
Canadian Pabol Paper Association
Yesteruay
Mr. Beatty
Beatty
Maritimes
Ontario
Quebec
Prairies
Pacific Slope
Middle West
Maritime Provinces
Othe
Wight
Delorme Brother Faces Insurance Challenge in Montreal
In Montreal on January 6 a Delorme half-brother of Reverend Adelard Delorme died by his own hand. La Ssegarde seeks $25 000 on a life policy held by the deceased’s father, while London Guarantee and Accident Company Ltd contests the claim alleging false data and noncompliance with policy requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dlorme
Adelard Delorme
Lels
Voli
London Guarantee and Ac ‘Dent Company Ltd
Abbe Delorme
Four Fishing Skiffs Lost in Blizzard Off Southwest Coast
A blizzard swept the southwest coast last Friday leaving four fishing skiffs missing with eighteen men unaccounted. A relief fund was created for the families of the men, and donations support other fishermen affected by the incident. The steamship previously aiding the search has returned. Funds are raised locally to cover losses around fifty dollars in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolins
Nel
Dan
Ireland Faces Food Shortage Amid Crop Failure and Fuel Crisis
Dublin reports serious food scarcity in western Ireland with the peat bogs waterlogged. The government distributes free meals to 15,000 schoolchildren and offers coal and wood at nominal prices. Seed potatoes are sent and £250,000 funded to create jobs in roads and forestry.
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Dublin
Est
Ireland
NTI TOXIN FOR DIPHTHERIA COMING TO NOME TODAY
Name Alaska Jan 31 Five people have died from diphtheria twenty two cases have been reported thirty persons are unevated of having the disease and fifty others have come in contact with diphtheria patients during the epidemic. Leonard Eppalla left Kalta west of Rugby with 300000 units of anti-toxin sent from Anchorage expected to arrive this afternoon.
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Name
Alaska
Leonard Eppalla
Kalta
Rugby
Anchorage
Relief fodder distribution under Debt Adjustment Act
The district reports relief fodder is not free. Relief hay and straw under the Debt Adjustment Act require a mortgage on the stock, taking precedence over other mortgages. Farmers needing relief hay and straw must apply to the local AVP office as a carload of fodder has arrived and more are en route.
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Avp.p
O. Todler
Church Union Vote Narrowly Passes in Canada
The Church Union Bureau of Information reports Presbyterian congregations across Canada show 83 voting against and 8 in favor of joining the United Church, based on returns received by noon.
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Toronto
Ont
Bureau of Information
Canada
United Church
All Canada
Court Martial Still at Work in Belgium
Brussels reports the court martial in Hainaut convicted two German soldiers of aggression during the occupation. One death sentence was handed down, along with two life imprisonments at hard labor and one five-year term.
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Belgium
Brussels
Extreme northern temperatures dip to 55 below in House River
Extreme cold grips northern points with House River at 55 below zero. Fndson Point, Mc Murray, Waterhole, and Grouard report 50 below or near there. Spirit River records 31 below, Edmonton hits 22 below as Chebening warms little.
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Edmonton
House River
Ffndson
Five Die In City Apartment Fire In Chicago
A four storey sixteen apartment building at 29th Street and Breckstone avenue was destroyed by fire early this morning. Five persons were killed and four injured. Two others out of about one hundred are missing as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Chicago
29Th Street
Breckstone Avenue
Murdock
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Hoosier City
Canada’s 1923 confectionery and dairy output totals revealed
Official figures show Canada produced ninety three million pounds of chocolate and sugar confectionery in 1923. It also manufactured 26 000 tons of Plain and Janey biscuits, 2 700 000 gallons of ice cream and chewed 2 100 000 dollars worth of chewing fun.
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Ottawa
Canada
Wheat Futures Drop as Winnipeg Market Opens
Winnipeg wheat futures opened with May down 15 8 and July down 2 cents, May closing 214 S 4 and July 215 3 5. Oats and barley surged early with barley up 7 8 cents, cash wheat inactive. Trade showed exporter and miller buy interest, later easing amid selling pressure and light demand. rye and flax quiet, alligator lakes sixty year become fully grown.
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Winnipeg
Trades and Labor Congress seeks Senate abolition in Canada
A deputation from the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada presented proposals to the Prime Minister and Cabinet urging abolition of the Senate and establishment of an equalitarian system. They urged proportional representation, a public holiday on election day, and eight hour day implementation, with E Ingles of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers leading the discussion.
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Ottawa
Danad
Senate
Canada
United States
Prades and Labor Congress of
International Labor Organization
Dominion
E. Ingles
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Miners Dig To Recover Body After Mine Tragedy
Miners dig from the surface to reach a coal mine near Lomond after a farmer died from a rock fall. Wives and workers assisted as officials planned a digging effort to recover the body, with a safety overseer appointed and a week expected to complete the descent.
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Lomond
App
O. AL Lewis
Travers
Leslie
Lewis
Thadele
Fonte
Weishead
Holden
Owas Uma
Valdes
Witte
Wyre
Coruner N.Y
Steele
Monthly Clearings Returns From the Clearing Lane
This month shows SPP 030 for last month and 1465.67 dollars recorded for January last year FLA2S.070. The note references a clearing report with figures labeled SPP 030 and FLA2S.070.
Organiser of Bingo Gold Mine Arrested in London
Joseph Myers, managing director of the Bingo Gold Mine Co, was arrested in London charged with fraud and circulating false statements about the Bingo property. He appeared at Bow Street Court and was remanded for seven days without bail amid Manitoba court actions and Canadian shareholders investigations.
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Winniper
Joseph Myers
Bingo Gold Mine Co
London
Eng
Myers
Bow Street
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Bingo Mines Ltd
Canada
Bingo Mine Company
Wellington
New Zealand
Dewish
Winpee
Penthion
Pas
Heifer Found Buried in Haystack Near Peterboro
A heifer owned by Joseph Flynn of King's Wharf near Peterboro Ontario was found buried inside a haystack after threshing operations. The animal had apparently become wedged and remained hidden for about six weeks.
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Peterboro
Ont
Joseph Flynn
King’s Wharf
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