Produced in Canada slogan linked to best for the price message
Montreal May 5. At the Canadian Manufacturers annual dinner W. H Beatty urged a national Produced in Canada campaign tied to best for the price or worth the money. He stressed Canada needs capital and immigration, praised the campaign for its non political character and urged quality and skilled labor to sustain the slogan.
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Canada
E. W. Beatty
C.P.R
Manufacturers’ Association
Montreal
W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tie
Beatty
Madame Legardeur de Repentigny
France
Quebec
Ondnee
Oor
Rt Rev Kidd Elevated to Episcopacy in St Michael Cathedral
In To route May 6 Rt Rev J T Kidd formerly head of St Augustine's Seminary was elevated to the Episcopacy in St Michael's Cathedral and given charge of the Diocese of Valgary. He succeeds Rt Rev J T McNally bishop of Hawlton. The consecration was performed by Papal Delegate Pietro ai Marin assisted by Archbishops Nell McNell and Joseph Emard.
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Toroute
Ev. J.T. Kidd
St. Augustine’s Seminary
St. Michael's Cathedral
Valgary
J. T. McNally
Hawlton
Dr. Kidd
Pietro Ai Marin
Nell McNell
Toronto
Joseph Emard
Ottawa
McNally
Wool Growers Pool Secures Many Fleeces
Regina reports Manitoba and Saskatchewan wool growers have signed contracts this year, about twice the amount of last year. Wool is expected to arrive by end of May with shearing by early June, and quality is described as normal with good strength.
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Regina
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
W. Thomson
Beattie reassures CPR shareholders at annual meeting
E W Beatty, CPR president, tells Montreal shareholders the cooperative policy to cut duplicated routes with CN may not solve Canada's railway problems. He notes government shipping rate moves and hopes for clearer Atlantic shipping evidence and greater rural grants to the Dominion.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Dominion
Bnalness
Beatty
Do. Bmnson
Petersen
House of Commons
Canadian,National Railways
Divorce Report Tangles Alaska Estate Claim
Records indicate Mrs Inez Peterson of Ken Sask was divorced from John Peterson pioneer Alaskan who died in Seattle after a February car crash. Inez had claimed his estate of 15000 dollars and argued Maud Peterson was not his wife. John and Inez wed in Dawson Northwest Territory and divorced in Nome in 1905 with notices mailed to Inez in Vancouver.
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Alaska
Inez Peterson
Ken. Sask
John Peterson
Seattle
Peterson
Maud Peterson
John
Dawson
V. T
Nome
Vancouver
B. C
Washington State
Gordon Campbell Sentenced for Oil Promotion Fraud
Gordon Campbell, discoverer of the Kevin Sunburst field, was found guilty in Great Falls Federal Court of fraudulent oil promotion and mail fraud. He received a two year sentence and a $1000 fine. He faces another DC indictment with Senator Wheeler and others for conspiracy to obtain Federal land by fraud.
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Creat Falls
Mout
Gordon Campbell
J. K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Senate
Campbell
Cnder
District of Columbia
Bos
Booth
Ad the Literior Department
Bourquin
Great Falls
Wout
Kevin-Suiburtot
Visalia High School Expels Four Girls Over Rolled Stockings
Visalia California May 5 The Visalia union high school board expelled four girls who wore stockings rolled below the knee in class. The board said stockings must be worn above the knee though they may be worn below the knee when not in class.
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Visalia
Cal
Visalia Union High School Board
Princess Royal Louise Improves After Blood Transfusion
The medical bulletin reports the Princess Royal Louise, sister of King George, has shown definite improvement after a blood transfusion performed yesterday following a several day bout of gastric disturbance. Medical doctors note the condition remains serious and continue close observation.
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London
Princess Royal
Louise
George
Wheat Climbs on Winnipeg Grain Exchange Action
Wheat rose over 1.80 as May delivery hit 1404 on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange with strength in global markets. Nearby futures settled up 67-8 to 61.79 34 while deferreds posted 4% and 2% gains. Cables from London note Spain bought 2,200,000 bushels. Bradsreet shows world supply down.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Atures
London
Spain
United States
Seaboard
Bradstreets
Steamship rates cut widely since 1919 crowd Ottawa hearing
Ottawa heard a lengthy statement listing rate reductions from 1919 to 1928 across about 60 commodities. Agricultural implements fell from 1 to 0.40 per 100 pounds, apples from 3 to 0.90 per barrel, autos from 0.65 to 0.25 per cubic foot, and Newsprint from 1.25 to 0.55 per hundred pounds.
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Ottawa
Parliamentary Committee
W. T. Marlow
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lnc
New York
W. I. Gear
Roert Reford Company
Marlow
Montreal
Mr. Marlow
Liverpool
Mr. Symington
Canadian Pacific
Amend Grain Act to tighten grain handling and markets
Ottawa May 6 amendments to the Canada Grain Act will be brought to the House of Commons. Minister of Trade and Commerce T4 Law gave notice of a resolution to make further provisions regarding handling, grading, weighing, storage, and movement of grain by country elevators, terminals, and related operations.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Law
Firemen Killed as Cotton Warehouse Fire Collapses
In Atlanta on May 6 six city firefighters died and four were injured when the upper floor of a cotton warehouse collapsed during a blaze. Police fear at least three additional bodies remained beneath the rubble.
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Atlanta
Progressives' Forke Issues Ultimatum Over Leadership
Ottawa May 6 Progressives held a long caucus discussing leadership reforms. Robert Forke, the party leader, stated he will stay only if the whip J Fred Johnson and caucus chair Wilfrid Kennedy are replaced. Possible house cleaning and a ginger group reapproachment are discussed as votes split on the budget threaten unity.
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Ottawa
Robert Forke
Forke
J. Fred Johnson
Last Mountain
Wilfrid Kennedy
Glengarry
Stormont
Alberta
Progressive
Labour
Lord Leverhulme Seriously Ill in London
A medical bulletin issued this morning reports Lord Leverhulme is seriously ill with a cold that has developed inflammation of the lungs. The note warns that at his age this condition must cause considerable anxiety for his health and future.
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London
Risa
Lord Leverhulme
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