Government to appoint Canadian Wheat Board headlined by Winnipeg man
Ottawa moves to establish the Canadian Wheat Board with James Stewart of Winnipeg likely as chair. An eight or nine member advisory board would guide producers handlers and consumers with a two to three member executive to manage actual purchases and sales. The board would regulate prices standards and export and sale of flour and wheat products and could issue participation certificates to producers.
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Ottawa
James Stewart
Winnipeg
A. Crerary
Wheat Purchasing Board
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Judge finds no case in German departure incident
Paris July 31 The Judge Advocate attached to the second permanent court martial reports no case against the Germans after investigating the Versailles departure incident. Protests by spectators are linked to Germans sticking out tongues and shouting Hoch while stones were alleged to be thrown, claims based on questionable testimony from Dr. Theodore Melchoire and Greta Dorthlis.
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Paris
Versailles
Theodore Melchoire
Feren Greta Dorthlis
Measures to Expedite Channel Project
Paris July 31 measures to expedite tars for canal under the English Channel connecting France aid Warland were presented to the cabinet today by Albert Claveille minister of public works.
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Public Works
Paris
Ca Dannel
France
Warland
Albert Claveille
Irrigation Delegates Visit Ronalane For Demonstration
Western Canada Irrigation association delegates travel by train to Ronalane for a practical irrigation farming demonstration at the Canada Land and Irrigation Company farm. The program includes land preparation, irrigation implements, and field operations with a motorist pilot car from Medicine Hat. Government films will be shown at Ronalane during the day.
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Ronalane
Can. Land & Irrigation Co
City
Western
Austrian Cabinet Resigns Under Renner
Vienna reports that the Austrian cabinet led by Dr Karl Renner has decided to resign. The move follows political turmoil and signals a shift in postwar government leadership. Renner’s fate and the cabinet’s successors are awaited by observers.
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Vienna
Karl Renner
News Want Ads Give Big Returns for Little Outlay
Advertisers report strong value from want ads with low upfront costs and high response rates. Local merchants and individuals cite quick inquiries, prompt sales, and steady leads across categories including job listings and services.
Awakening Consciousness Demands New Social Developments
King George in a notable speech replies to congratulations from London officials and nonconformist ministers. He urges action on housing and education, stating the nation’s awakened consciousness requires removal of defects and real home life improvements and fuller development of every community’s potential.
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King George
London County Council
London
Wing George
Puckingham Palace
Ind Wiyself
Turks and Tartars Move on Armenians from Three Sides
Dispatches from Major Joseph C. Green report the Turks and Tartars closing in on Armenians from three fronts. They cut US relief supplies and threaten extermination without more military protection. Herbert Hoover referred Green's message to the peace conference for action.
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Paris
United States
Jos. C. Green
Cincinnati
United States Relief Administration
Tiflis
Herbert Hoover
Relief
Green
Peace Conference
Minister Bland resigns amid church dispute at Broadway Tabernacle
Toronto reports friction over Rev. Salem Bland who resigned after a clash with the Broadway Methodist tabernacle board. William Vokes and others accuse the board of pressuring him with staged reasons while Rev Chown clarifies ministers as non employees and asserts board limits. The issue centers on Bland's labor stance and sermons.
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Toronto
Bland
Winnipes
Broadway Methodist Tabarnacle
Board of
Methodist Church of Canada
William Vokes
Broadway Methodist Churcht
Salem Bland
Tabernacle Quarterly Board
Dr. Chown
Harvest labor rates to Manitoba and Alberta fields
W M Wright of the local labor bureau reports inquiries about cheap rates for Manitoba harvest work and northern Calgary haying. He and Alberta employment bureau director Mr. Mitchell say arrangements are being considered and invite all interested to submit full details for potential passage.
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Me. W. Wright
Local
Labor Bureau
Manitoba
Calgary
al. W. Mitchell
Alberta
Stitchell
Leak Labor Bureau
Strikers clash as 60 strike-breakers halted at Montmorency Falls plant
In Quebec in July 81, about sixty strike-breakers arrived for Dominion Textile at Montmorency Falls but were blocked by roughly 300 strikers. A twenty-strong constable picket intervened, clubs used, and a constable fired in the air. Several strikers were slightly injured.
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Quebec
Dominion Textile Company
Montmorency Falls
Envoys in Ceremonial Dress From Abyssinia Mission
Invoeys from the Empress of Abyssinia Dejazmately Nado centre Kantibar Gabru right and Alo Herul left appear in native ceremonial attire. The high rank envoys wear white trousers a scarlet and blue embroidered cloak reaching nearly to the ankles and a lion mane head-dress secured by a golden band.
British to send naval force for Archangel evacuation
London reports the British government will dispatch a naval force to Russia to cover the Archangel district evacuation by troops. A contingent of regular army troops is held in readiness to assist if needed.
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Archangel
London
Russia
Liberal Leadership Vote Expected Wednesday Afternoon
Ottawa reporters note the Liberal leadership ballot likely to be held in the afternoon of the upcoming Wednesday during the national convention. Planning remains unsettled as the party committee and delegates debate the timing and arrangements ahead of ratification.
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Ottawa
Juby Oh
Aumurt Ath
Atiomad Téheeral
Australia to Maintain Universal Training Policy
General Monash, commander of the Australian expeditionary corps, states in London that Australia will adhere to its universal training system. The interview stresses alignment with the British home army and calls for British overseas units to be maintained without change.
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A. I. FF
London
Canadian Associated Press
Monash
Australian Expeditionary Corps
Atusdridia
Witure Fraspini
Clearing House Weekly and Monthly Bank Clearings
Bank clearings this week total 416028 with last week at 410011 and year ago 283988. Monthly clearing through July amounts to 1947980. A church offering free lemonade at Sunday services appears in Springfield Minols.
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Springfield
Minols
PUGH PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE TO DALTISH ARMED
London reports Marshal Pugh receives freedom of the city with an enthusiastic crowd. General Weygand and French leaders attend. Pugh lauds British and Dominion forces, commends war industry, recalls early battles, and hints at continued resistance in the face of armistice.
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Pugh
Daltish Armed
London
Ada Marshal Moet
Kidd Marshal Klaig
Rlarshalloch
Weygand Ani Giher
Guildhall
Foch
Gueildhall
Prince Arthur of
Cornwatsht
Craigir Henry Wilton
Ke Ten
Wineton Chiurchill
Retion
Messrs
Lenz
Barnes and
Otter
Thee
General Och
Algie
Marshal Och
Britain
Canadian dollar slips as exchange climbs in Spokane
The Canadian dollar rose 12 percent in Spokane on Wednesday, the highest level in history. The move dampens American purchasing power for Canadian goods and raises questions about the cross border balance as Canada owes the United States money and Britain’s payments influence Dominion obligations.
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Spokane
Allo Candia Oeroney
United States
Si W. D Vincent
Old National Bank
Great Birth
Canada
Miuritia
United Stati Canada
Great Britain
II Dominionesi
Extra Hide and Leather Dividend Declared in New York
The Ame eat Tide and Leather company has declared an extra dividend of 1 per cent on the preferred stock and a regular quarterly dividend of 1 44 on the preferred stock, payable October 7.
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New York
Ame Eat Tide and Leather Company Tool
Military Patrols Guard Chicago Streets Amid Riots
In Chicago the six thousand troops on duty with rifles and belts patrolled the heavily populated Negro quarters after heavy rain failed to quell nightly shootings. Despite isolated gunfire, stabbings, and looting, the militia report fewer incidents as troops reached Englewood and other patrol zones. Casualties include several hundred injured and a dozen feared dead, with a general noting reduced violence after patrols tightened.
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Chicago
Genr
Mekison
Suers
Jers
Englewood
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Inturstanch
Rumania
Manuel Pollock
Daily Register
Constables Club Textile Strikers
Montmorency Fallsa
Australia
Dominion Exchange
Ghigago
D H. Woods
J. J. Woods
The
Calgary Herald
Assinthoia
Morrow
Induss
Alberts
Hat
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