Beatty backs Canada produced in Canada campaign at Montreal dinner
Montreal May 5 at the Canadian Manufacturers annual dinner C W Beatty president of Canadian Pacific Railway urged a national cooperative effort and strong support for the produced in Canada campaign. He argued prosperity requires more capital and labor and that a prosperous East and West depend on each other. He stressed a national, nonpartisan approach to reduce sectionalism and foster Canadian development through sound administration and financing.
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Montreal
C. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Manufacturer's’ Association
Beatty
Reatercor Peps Ain
Beitly
Elevated to Episcopacy Kidd Consecrated Bishop in Toronto
In Toronto on May 6 Rt Rev J T Kidd formerly head of St Augustine's Seminary was elevated to the episcopacy at a ceremony in St John's Cathedral before a large clergy gathering. He was appointed Bishop of Hamilton. The consecration was performed by Most Rev Pleto di Moria with assistance from Archbishop Neil McNell and Archbishop Joseph Fonard. Bishop McNally preached.
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Toronto
Ad. Salety
J. T. Kidd
St.Augustine’s Seminary
iLérning
St. Jeinets
Vatlieanil
J. Alkently
Hamilton
Midd
Pletyo di Moria
Delegata
Neil i McNell
Joseph Fonard
Ottawai
McNally
Beattie outlines CPR policy at Montreal meeting
E W Beatty president of Canadian Pacific told shareholders in Montreal that a cooperative policy to trim duplicate train service with Canadian National is not a complete solution to railway woes. He urged government action on shipping rates and noted limited immigration results despite efforts with the national railways and government discussions.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Afr. Beatty
Ft .King War
Ee Atlantic Shipping
House of Comsions
Beany
Wool growers pool signs heavy contract year this May
Regina reports Manitoba and Saskatchewan growers in the Wool growers' organization signed contracts at a pace twofold over last year. Officials say most sheep are in fine condition and the 1925 crop should yield normal quality wool. Wool shipments not before end of May with shearing to conclude by early June.
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Regina
Manitoba
Land
Saskatchewan
Alaska divorce claim shatters John Peterson estate link
Records indicate Mrs Inez Peterson formerly of Ken Sask claimed to be John Peterson widow after his Seattle death in February. She and John were married in Dawson and divorced in Nome in 1905. estate valued at $15,000 will revert to Washington State per dispatches.
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Alaska
Inez Peterson
Ken
John Peterson
Seattle
Peterson
John
Dawson
Nome
Vancouver
B.C
Washington State
Visalia High Board Bans Rolled Stockings
Visalia California May 5 the Visalia union high school board expelled four girls for wearing stockings rolled below the knee. The board said rolled stockings are forbidden though stockings may be worn above the knee.
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Visalia
Cal
Wheat prices rise as markets rally on global demand
May wheat jumps to 1.50 value with new highs while near term futures gain. Declines in future deliveries offset by strong buying by exporters in London and abroad. Oats barley and rye all advance modestly with cash barley in demand. News Want Ad Columas.
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Winnioess
Grin Exchungé
Rand
London
Spain
United States
Seaboard
Gordon Campbell found guilty in Great Falls oil case
Gordon Campbell discoverer of the Kevin Sunburst field and former promoter was found guilty by a Great Falls federal court jury of fraudulent oil promotion using the mails. He was sentenced by Judge Bourquin to two years in the federal penitentiary and fined 1000. The trial involved Wheeler and E S Booth with a separate DC indictment for conspiracy to procure federal land by fraud.
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Kevin- Sunburst
Great Falls
Mont
Gordon Campbell
Kevin-Sunburst
B. K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Senate
Gamspbelli
District of Columbia
E. S.booth
Interior Department
Bourquin
Federal
Jby
Campbell
Charles I
Bloomhut
Lord Leverhulme Reported Very Ill in London
A May 6 medical bulletin states Lord Leverhulme is seriously ill in London with a lung inflammation after several days of a cold. The bulletin notes anxiety given his advanced age and the condition’s seriousness.
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Lord Leverhulme
London
Princess Louise condition improves after blood transfusion report
London dispatch reports the Princess Royal Louise, sister of King George, ill several days with a gastric disturbance. Doctors issued a medical bulletin this morning noting anxiety but announcing that a blood transfusion was used and has led to definite improvement.
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London
Louise
George
Princess Royal
Forke of Progressives Issues Ultimatum in Ottawa
In Ottawa on May 6 Progressives debated party differences for nearly an hour then adjourned to discuss again. Robert Forke reportedly issued a virtual ultimatum while Mr Sterke demanded leadership remain only if the party organization in the house is revised.
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Forke
Progressives
Ottawa
Jis
Robert Forke
Progres
Mgr. Sterke
Sterke
Steamship rates fall sharply after World War I
Ottawa reports show rates on commodities dropped from 1919 to 1924 with key items like agricultural implements, apples, automobiles and newsprint down significantly. About 60 commodities were covered. witnesses discussed subsidies, rival port rates, and profits of Canadian Pacific Steamships.
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Ottawa
Parliamentary Committee
Six Firemen Die as Building Collapses in Atlanta
Six Atlanta firemen were killed and four injured when the upper floor of a burning building collapsed burying them under cotton bales. Police said at least three more bodies may lie in the ruins as crews battled the fire and searched the debris. The tragedy occurred early today as firefighters fought a blaze in the structure.
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Atlanta
Amend the Grain Act proposed in Ottawa May
Ottawa May six amendments to the Canada Grain Act will be brought down in the House of Commons shortly. Minister Hop A Low, Trade and Commerce, gave notice of preliminary sections to regulate grain handling from buying to shipping. The proposal covers grading weighing storage loading and unloading by country elevators and terminal operations.
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Ottawa
Canada Grain
House of Commons
Hop
A. Low
10000 Babies Entered in National Baby Congress
Chicago May 5 doctors examining 10000 babies in the national baby congress said no perfect infant exists all examined show high grades with today 98 5 percent marking the top score and most infants scoring 85 to 90 percent
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Chicago
Baby Congress
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Burney
Bagdad
Colombo
Australia
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Myr Marlow
New York
W. J. Gear
Roert Reford. Company
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