Canadian farmers urged to swap cattle for wheat market with Britain
London reports the Morning Post suggests Canadian farmers should replace cattle exports with a secure wheat market valued at 60 to 80 million pounds annually to build empire stability. It also notes findings of wheat adulteration investigated by Leslie Boyd and George Serles identifying tampered grain shipped through U S routes rather than all-British ports.
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London
Morning Post
Post
Leslie Boyd
Canadian Board of Trade
George Serles
Canada
United States
Vancouver
St. Lawrence
Halifax
St. John
OLGURITY MUST BE ENSURED DECLARES SIR SAMUEL HOARE
Sir Samuel Hoare calls for stringent security measures amid comments on Keat Millain's new air program. He says no attack expected from allies, but stresses Britain must maintain air power standards equal to naval ones.
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Sir Samuel Hoare
Lemon
Keat Millain
Sxeawel Neare
Bandits Hold Up Train Near Canton Kowloon
Chinese bandits robbed a train on the Canton Kowloon railway about 15 miles from Canton. A Chinese military officer and several soldiers abducted about ten affluent Chinese passengers for ransom, valued at around 80 000.
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Kong
Canton
Kowtnoa Railway
Carton
Ming
Riverside Park Concert Program at City Band Show
Sunday night concert at Riverside Park by the City Band begins at 8 15. Program includes Or To Victory selections Tolante Pearl of the Pyrecoes Deserptive Fantasia Huntlog Scena Septembro Sacre Potpourri Joy to the World The Gladiator Sousa.
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Riverside Park
Tomorro
Oldgood -Selecton
Tolanthe
Mevrelles
Frank
Bucalossi
Godin
Sousa
Early History Binding Offered for Rev. J. W. Morrow Work
The News announces acceptance of orders to bind an early historical work by Rev. J. W. Morrow at 75 cents per copy.
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the News
J. W. Morrow
Agricultural Society Directors Meet Monday July 16
A meeting of the Agricultural Society directors will be held Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce offices. Reports will be given on Medicine Hat's Fortieth Anniversary Celebration. Every director is requested to be present.
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Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat
Richvardsen
Roy Lebkiehero
Medicine Hit
Othe Many Estamil Lake
Lebkicuer
United States
Canada
Chester Thompson
Chamber of Commerce 14
Siberta
Charlesworth
Prom von. Smith
Roz
Medicine Tlat Eastern
W.joal Church
Sericnitural Society
Merncine Hat
AL Fo Andrews
Rotary International
Charel
Chamber
Manitoba Referendum on Beer and Light Wines
Winnipeg July 7 public interest centers on a referendum set for July 11 about a beer and light wines sale system in hotel dining rooms. Support comes from the Beer and Wine League and Hotelsmen, arguing it will aid farmers and steer sales away from spirits. Opponents warn it would legalize public drinking and create a dining room beer. The Temperance Board urges defeat. Polls open until 7 pm. a straight majority decides the question. The legislature will meet July 25 to enact the people's will.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Beer and Wipe League
Hotelsmen‘s Association
W R. Wood
Temperanes Hoard
Wood
Strong
Silver Fox Farm Well Established
The Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Co operates a ten acre ranch with five acres of pasture and extensive facilities. It houses adult foxes and 55 pups with 25 breeding pens and 23 dog pens, planned increases to 34 each. The ranch features a manager’s house, several outbuildings, ice and meat storage, 100 hens for eggs, many pigeons, 250 trees, and a large vegetable garden attracting visitors.
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Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Co
Prominent financier George W. Yorker dies in Toronto at 87
George W. Yorker a leading figure in finance dies in Toronto at age 87. The obituary notes his prominence in financial circles and his long career. He is survived by family members and colleagues who recall his contributions to the industry.
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George W. Yorker
Toronto
Farmer Labor Parties Set for 1924 Independent Path
Frail text shows Farmer-Labor factions splitting after unity efforts fail. Delegates return home with separate aims, while the Federated party claims strength and independence. Both groups ready to push two distinct programs toward national platforms and presidential bids.
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Innner
Farmer Labor Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Miariver-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Directors Debate Prairie Tree Planting At Chamber Luncheon
Chamber of Commerce directors discussed expanding tree planting on the prairies at a Hotel Cecil luncheon. Mero Waldo cited studies and farm examples in Alberta and Saskatchewan showing wind protection, moisture retention, and soil benefits. The group planned further meetings and invited Pros. Murray to speak on the topic.
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Mero No M. Walde
Prairies
Chmber of Commerce
Hotel Cecil
Murray
Waldo
Serrs
Confest
Canadian Forestry Magazine
Heo
Dominion Forestry Branch
RL O P. Robins
Shuunavon
S. Josephson
Mere
Alta
Alsusk
Waldu
M. Souppean Winnifred
Hiatt
Mr. Hipkin
Amalgamation Dominates G W V A Session Leaders Elected
Vancouver session of the G W V A features near unanimous approval of amalgamating ex servicemen in the Dominion. Dr D W Sharpe elected president after Robert Maxwell’s resignation. James McAra named first vice president amid contested second vice presidency. Delegates from provinces pledge unity and oppose political action within the new amalgamated body.
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Vancouver
Dominion
D W. Sharpe
Robert Maxwell
G.W.V.A
Grand Army
Wot Sharpe
James McAra
Ian MacKeng
Thomas Longworth
Alberta
Baker
Saskatchewan
Cameron
Saskatoon
Manitoba
Rumer
Ontario
Quebec
R. J. Costigan
New Brunswick
Priestman
Nova Scotic
G. W. Whitman
Prince Edward Island
Dr. MacMillan
British Columbia
EL Edgett
Cope
WSW
Parry
Toronto
Dominion Veterans' Alliance
Posvinces
G. Wov. A
G. Wo.sa
C. G. MacNeil
Senate
Convention
MacNeil
Mrs Arthur van Noughnet Honored for War Reestablishment Service
Mrs Arthur van Noughnet of Toronto has received thanks from the Minister of Soldiers Civil Re establishment for her long service on behalf of Canadian sources in the postwar reestablishment effort. Her work has extended over the long period of re establishment following the war.
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Arthur van Noughnet
Toronto
France and Britain clash over reparations aims and papal role
The French government asserts it will not bow to papal intervention in reparations talks and Ruhr occupation. Premier Poincare defends sovereignty while a Vatican letter draws critics. In London, ambassador Count de Ste Aulaire outlines oral reparations positions to Lord Curzon. In Canada, Loretta Lamberte, 13, drowns in the Vermilion River.
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Britain
Count de St. Aulaire
Foreign Office
Lord Curzon
Paris
France
Great Britain
Count de St. Aubure
Prenel
Leatdet
Lord Chazen
Pope
Tpolivere
Frday
Pere Pius
Ruhr
Vatican
Poipeure
Germany
Chamber
Veesaille
London
Count Dei Ste
Aulaire
Foren
Curzon
Lands and Mines Portfolios United Under Ferguson Government
Toronto reports say the Ferguson administration will merge lands and mines portfolios as in Conservative governments with Charles McCrae of Sudbury charged under Telegram accounts. The Telegram also names W. F. Nickle as attorney general and W. H. Price as provincial treasurer. A Toronto Star note covers United Farmers of Ontario leadership questions after Premier Drury’s leadership sessions, with a July 25 Toronto conference planned to decide the party’s future.
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Toronto
Ferguson
Charles McCrae
Sudbury
H. Keefer
Port Arthur
Lands Department
W. F. Nickle
K.C
Kingston
W. OH. Price
United Farmers of Ontario
Drury
Farmers’ Party
the Star
The
Star
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