Mormon Leader Sees Mixed Farming as Best for West
Cardston July 6 The Mormon Church president K J Wood testified before the Royal Grain Inquiry Commission. He said Western Canada holds about 11 000 Mormons and mixed farming works best. He urged cheaper feed local grain cleaning and higher education to improve farmers living conditions.
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Cardston
K. J. Wood
Mormon Ehures
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Canada
Wood
Fort William
Grasshopper bait case leads to fine and warning
In A P court L Piegl admitted spreading grasshopper bait on his farm near Pashley in a manner dangerous to livestock. He was fined and costs after district complaints prompted by A W Murphy who heads the grasshopper control campaign warns others that dangerous bait can lead to prosecution.
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L. Piegl
Pashley
Trease
A. W. Murphy
Torrential Rains Disrupt Brandon District Roads and Lines
Heavy rain and an electrical storm hit Western Manitoba causing disorganized telephone lines, flooded roads, and stalled motorists in Brandon Hami l et a Rivers and Justice areas. No building damage reported. farmers welcomed the rainfall for crops.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Hamleta
Rivers and
Justice
Krassin Removed as Russian Delegation Head
Moscow dispatch reports Leonid Krassin has been removed from his post leading the Russian Soviet delegation in London. The official announcement states the change is in effect immediately.
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London
Leonid Krassin
Reuter
Moscow
Train Derailment Kills Eight in New Zealand
An Auckland to Wellington express derailed near Taumarunui injuring 38 and killing eight. The down express, traveling at express speed, had three coaches telescope and the engine buried in debris. Reports vary on total fatalities.
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Wellington
N. Z
Auckland
Veterans Debate Amalgamation Among Ex Service Groups
Vancouver reports a Dominion G W V A convention debating uniting all ex service organizations into one body. Delegates questioned political action linked to cash bonus aims and preserving G W V A identity. Federation as a step was proposed. outcome pending continuation on Page Eight.
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Vancouver
Dominion
G.W.V.A
McLeod
Grand Army United Veterans
G.A.U.V
Martison
Winnipeg
Assembly
Amalgamated Association
MacKenzie
M.L.A
David Lauhman
Point Grey
Endevor 10 Seeks Federated Farmer Labor Party Name
Chicago July 5 The farmer labor convention committee recommends adopting the name Federated Farmer-Labor Party for the new political entity and notes a national convention in December or January to nominate candidates for 1924. A joint conference plans a harmonized program appealing to labor farmers and industrial groups.
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Chicago
Farmer Labor Convention
Federated
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor National Convention
Crime declines across Canada in official report
Ottawa reports a marked drop in criminal offenses in 1922 from the prior year, with total offenses tried at 163,929 versus 282,720 in 1921. Convictions fell 10.52 percent. drunkenness convictions in British Columbia dropped sharply. Some provinces show increases, notably Saskatchewan and the Yukon, while overall Canada records fewer offenses and liquor law violations. London report notes seditious conspiracy verdicts for Gaelic League leaders in Ireland.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British Columbia
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Saskchewan
Yukon
Manitoba
Parents Erect Stone for 21-Year-Old Desperado
Within three weeks after his death on a North Bay lakeshore shot by police the parents of the twenty one year old desperado have erected the stone in the picture above.
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North Bay
Desperado
Handwriting expert links parcel to Rev Delorme trial
Montreal July 6 handwriting on the parcel and box containing the watch for Raoul Delorme was said to be simulated by the same person who wrote documents admitted as Rev Pather Delorme handwriting. Charles Ekazen, handwriting expert, testified that photomicrographs showed similarities and certain letters in vertical writing jutted, suggesting the parcel writing was not authentic. The expert concluded the parcel writing was by the same hand as the priest’s genuine documents, but the defense disputed the methods and value of the enlargements.
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Montreal
Raoul Delorme
Porice
Loraine
Pather Delorme
Charles Ekazen
Milton Nersey Company
Tsipga
Fuither
Hazen
Pall Mall
Wotness
Heim
Abbo Welorine
Catder
Paso
Ontario cabinet lineup rumored by Toronto Telegram
The Toronto Telegram reports a Ferguson cabinet likely to be led by Premier Ton G Howard Ferguson with Fraser as attorney general, McRae as lands minister, and Dr Godfrey heading health and labor. Captain Joseph Thompson is tipped as the speakership choice.
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Toronto
Tatyv O
Ferguson Provincis
Col. Fraser
SPC
Cock Dintt
Thei Morn Y
Toronto Telegram
Ton
G. Howard Ferguson
Granville
Woo Price
AOC
Parkdale
Poronto
RO McReawn
Dutterin
So Henry
East York
J. al Marlin
South Norfolk
Porteolio
Adam Beck
London
Joseph KE. Thompson
Noth Toronto
British Foresight on Franco Belgian Reparations Impasse
London reports that Count de St Aulaire and Baron Moneheur will brief Lord Curzon on French and Belgian views of postwar reparations. No fresh Franco British Ruhr progress expected soon as talks stall, with Italy and the vulcans seen as potential mediators amid cabinet opposition to direct German deals.
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Count de St. Aulaire
Baron Moncheur
Lord Curzon
London
Prench
Baron Moneheur
Lanteca
Ruhr
Great Britain
Vulcans
Baldwin
Vishul
France
Germany
United States
Lord Kerby
Gerpiiny
Many Arrests in Ireland for Illicit Spirits
In Ireland numerous arrests were made for possession of illicit spirits. Stranorbarough and several farmers and publicans were fined £50. Judge U Hanrahan warned future offenders would face fines up to £100 or months in jail.
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Dublin
Duds
Ireland
U Hanrahan
Vancouver grain exchange forms for 1923 crop year
Vancouver groups plan an active grain exchange to operate for the 1923 crop linger with 74 charter seats at 100 pounds. Half seats reserved for Vancouver merchants and the rest to be allotted to merchants’ chambers while transfer terms stay under the aureminent. Chas C Coulter named delegate to the American Association of Petroleum Geologists convention in Los Angeles September 20 23.
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Vancouver
Jnto
Viencouver
Vancouver Merchant Exchange
Cnembera
Merchuants’ Cathaner
Chas. ¢. Coulter
Cametian Oil and Refining Comiat
Lassited
Delsgate
American Association of Petroleum Geoolgists
Los Angeles
California
Max W. Ball
The
Associat
Wheat Pool Not Likely For Alberta Crop This Year
Calgary July 6 The United Farmers of Alberta board decided to organize a voluntary wheat pool for Alberta's crop but may not complete plans in time to handle this year's grain. W J Jackman Bremner said a pool will be formed with a committee to implement it, aided by the provincial government and other bodies. The decision followed two days of deliberation with H W Wood and J E Brownlee in attendance. The price list for city market includes beef at and up, veal at and up, pork at and up.
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J. E. Brownlee
United Farmers of Alberta
Abkberta
Wheat Board Committee
W. J. Fdackman
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W. Z. Foster
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Art O'Brien
Gaelic League
John Sellew
Rodirg
Leo Rogers
Tombstone
Vancoutes
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Delorme
SEC
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Ason
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