Dominion issues 75 million ten to fifteen year bonds offered to public
Ottawa announces 75,000,000 fifteen year bonds at 12 percent, offered to the public by a syndicate including Dominion Securities Wood Gundy and others. The bonds sell at 97.25 with interest yielding over 4.75 percent. Government prioritizes Canadian buyers for long term financing and expects rapid uptake following past over subscriptions.
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Toronto
Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Dominion Securities Corporation Limited
Wood Gundy & Company
A. EE. Amps & Company Ltd
National City Company Ltd
Bank of Montreal
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canada
Meighen Defends Protective Policy Amid Senate Reform Debate
The article reports Arthur Meighen defending a strong protective tariff as essential for Canada’s prosperity in a Conservative reply to Prime Minister King. Meighen blasts King’s charge and criticizes his Senate reform stance while affirming the party’s policy, noting mass defections during King’s tenure. The piece cites party leaders and hints at further continuation.
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Wingiaan
Canaan Press
Starr
Nort York
Eas
Arthur Meteor
Moelichen
King
Kine
Holgelundd
Canada
Meighen
Senate
Alberta Quota to Navy League Set at 8000
The Rev. Fred Cooke of the Navy League of Alberta solicits subscriptions to Sailor Magazine and donations to aid widows and orphans of merchant seamen killed in the Great War. Alberta must raise its quota toward Canada’s 20000 target, with about one third already secured and hopes of full cooperation by year end.
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Fred Cooke
Navy League of Alberta
Medicine Staty
Sailor
Navy League
Cronieto
Alberta
Canada
Yaig
Security Pact Again Under Consideration
In Geneva on September 9 M Briand along with Auster Chamberlain Vaderveil and Signor Scaloia conferred for an hour on the security pact report drawn up by Allied and German jurists. They planned an early meeting with Dr Stressecumann to discuss the issue.
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Geneva
M. Briand
Auster Chamberlain
M. Vaderveil
Signor Scaloia
Italy
London
Ino
Stressecumann
Seven Million Dollar Fire Destroys Timber Limits Yard
Flawkesbury Ontario reports a fire at the Yawkesbury Lumber Co. yard destroying seven million feet of lumber valued at seven million dollars. The blaze started this morning on the west end of the island opposite town. by noon the yards were swept and the fire under control. Insurance covers the loss, per managing director Ro Ll Blackburn of Ottawa.
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Flawkesbury
Yawkesbury Lumber Co. Ltd
Ottawa
Ro Ll. Blackburn
Ottawa Managiiue
Mono
No Absolute Crop Failures In Medicine Hat District
Mr. A W Murphy agent for the Provincial Department of Agriculture reports no absolute crop failures in the Medicine Hat district. He says farmers are getting good crop yields ranging from five to seven bushels per acre though grain quality is lowered by hot winds. Best yields are south of Irvine and areas around Whithorn. Farmers plan higher acreage next year as they have feed.
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Medicine Ife
A. W. Murphy
Department of Agriculture
Hig
Brooks
Winnifred
Walsh
Forpress
Irvine
Whitha
Steamer Sagamo Fire Destroys Large Section at Dock
A fire today gutted a large portion of the steamer Sagamo at Gravenshurst Ontario while the vessel was docked and undergoing winter fitting. The Sagamo of the Muskoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company suffered extensive damage as crews fought the blaze.
S.G.E. Convention Marked One of Its Most Successful
The twelfth Agape Lodge Grand Lodge of Athente of tine Sons of Moglanid held in the lodge room, with Grand President Dante Quinton presiding. Delegates from every sabouet lodge attended, civic welcome by Mayor Puckvale, and special Jewel presented to Secretary Nottle for five consecutive years. Remarks praised Pra Nehbe’s service. luncheon followed. Directors of the Cragineer of Commerce meet at the Cecil Hotel tomorrow at 2:30 PM.
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Grand Lodge
Athente
Tine Sons
Moglanid
Esti Soedete
Tel
Ile Lowed Teats Wae
Cme
Fie Meas
Dante
Dart
Qonton
Sabouet Lodge
Ind
Puckviade
Red Deer
Majur Huckvale
Nottle
Poel Lodge
France and Spain Launch A Naval Push Against Rif Forces
France and Spain mobilize 112 warships to pressure Rifian forces as operations widen. Simultaneous offensives target coastal and inland positions with naval bombardment and French seaplanes aiding. Violent clashes, aerial bombardments and limited damage reported amid coordinated actions.
Premier King Seeks Stronger Liberal Majority
Premier King addressed electors in Peel county urging a substantial Liberal majority to push through tariff, transportation, immigration, and Senate reform. He warned he might seek dissolution again if the next House lacks a decisive majority to meet national needs.
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Erindale
Ont
King
Peel County
Ontario
Danyernment
Senate
Man Becomes Violent After Beer Refusal in Vancouver
In Vancouver a man attacked objects after being refused service. He dragged his arm through a plate and was found unconscious, taken to hospital. His companion allegedly threw a flower pot through a window and was jailed.
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Vancouver
John
Phomuas
Gradn Inspections Winnipeg Sept tf Paspections Wheat
Grain inspection notes from Winnipeg in September cite contracts for wheat and oats. Mentions five cars of wheat, seven cars of mixed grain, and two secondary lots with various grain types.
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Winnipeg
Cocise
Cabinet Changes Noted In Ottawa Amid Election Uncertainty
Rumors from Ottawa suggest further cabinet reshuffles after the election. Two ministers, including Ton. Chas. Murphy, and Dr. Behuuhares are named as likely to retain or adjust portfolios, with power reallocation contingent on electoral results.
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Ottawa
Ton. Chas. Murphy
Behuuhares
Wheat Advances Moderately as Prices Firm in Markets
Patched report shows wheat futures higher with October at 1.90 3 4 and other contracts up modestly. Trading in corn and oats was featureless, with spot wheat in good demand but limited trading and prices steady to slightly lower.
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Winnipeg
Sento
United States
Toronto Farm Rebonding Issue Acknowledged By City Council
City Council accepts DW Toronto Farm for 1420 rebonding issue with Harris Mackein Co of Toronto awarded at 6.05 percent as the highest bid among six. Treasurer Noble notes bids higher than 1924 and 192 in previous years. Also approved are a 15 mph speed limit over city bridges and wage considerations at the power house amid ongoing debates. Lieut Colonel Walter McKeown, noted surgeon and WWI medical officer, dies in Toronto.
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City Council
Toronto
City
Harris Mackein & Co
Ald. Bannan and Boyd
Noble
Ald
Boyd
King
Hole
Power House
Carr
Council
Latherman
Simpson
Mr? Carrs
Bell
Adddate
GC. E. Roth
Roth
G. Caldwell
Public Works Committee
Ar. Caldwell
Walter McKeoun
Trades Union Congress No Use for One Big Union
Scarborough Septugo reports the Trades Union Congress setback as its plan to cut unions and form a single federation fails by about half a million votes. Representatives from major unions opposed the move while Ben Tillett of the Prassport and General Workers Union criticizes delegates. A later majority resolution backs shop committees in all workshops as essential tools against capitalism.
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Scarborough
Septugo
Paedica
Trades Union
Puoposal
Ben Tillett
Politics and International Department For Prassport and General Workers’Union
Heter
Australian Premier Defies Communists in Public Address
Melbourne reports Premier Bruce condemns Bolshevism in a public address. He vows to appeal to voters for support and may seek a mandate to maintain peace and good government. Warrants issued for four hundred Melbourne seamen over part in an unofficial strike related to a wartime wage decline.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Aml
Ncessary
Dawn Sails Aground Seized Off Narragansett Bay
The Canadian schooner Dawn from Lunenburg Nova Scotia was grounded in Narragansett Bay and seized by patrol boats. About 5000 cases of whiskey were aboard and the crew escaped into darkness. The Dawn later caught fire near Block Island and was sunk by gunfire, then towed to New London for disposal.
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New London
Conn
Dawn
Lunenburg
N.S
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Coast Guard
Achuguer
Block Island
Saunderstown
Verterdam
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Denis
Dominion
Canadians
Arthur Meighen
Medicine Hat
H. W. Murphy
Dept. of Agriculture
Burns
San Frenecisco
Hawaii
John Rodger
S.G.E
Pra Nehbe
Ledge Presirine
Tare
MEER
The
Cragineer of Comimerce
Othe Cecil Hotel
France
Spain
Yaris
Allucemas Bay
Lise
Moreces
RET
Shoshuan
Riit
Seaboard
Tamv Farge
Beihe
Trades Union Congress
O.bu
Hast Dnamibton
Joseph Te. Armstrong
House of Cominots
Native Sons
Meeting OF Conservatives
Hull
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