Dominion to issue 75 million in long term bonds
Ottawa announces the sale of 75,000,000 fifteen year bonds at 97.286 plus interest with a yield over 4.79 percent. A syndicate led by Dominion Securities, Wood Gundy, A J Ames, National City, Bank of Montreal, Royal Bank and Canadian Bank of Commerce will offer the bonds to the public, aiming to keep Canadian investors first in line for the issue.
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Toronto
Sept. C
Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Dominion Securities Corporation Limited
Wood Gundy & Company
A. J. Ames & Company Ltd
National City Company Ltd
Bank of Montreal
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canada
Protection policy discussed in Ontario election dialogue
In Wingham Ontario the speech outlines a protection policy for Canadians. The Conservative leader and Mr Meighen defend the government while criticizing reforms and Senate plans. The piece notes Mr King’s call for a clear policy before addressing Senate changes. (Continued on page even.)
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Mre. Medhen
Ringe
Meighna
Senate
Alberta Quota to Navy League Set at $8 000
The Rev Fred Cooke of the Navy League of Alberta seeks subscriptions for Sailor Magazine and donations to support widows and orphans of merchant seamen killed in the Great War. Alberta's annual quota is 230 and the province has raised part of its goal, aiming to complete the campaign by year end.
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Alberta
Fred Cooke
Navy Lease of Alberta
Medicine Tat
Navy League
Navy League of Alberta
Curanen
Security Pact Again Under Consideration
French British and Belgian foreign ministers Chamberlain Vaderville Signor Scalofa with Aust and Italy conferred for an hour and a half this morning to examine the security pact draft by the Allied and German jurists. They hoped to arrange an early meeting with Dr Stressemin to discuss the question.
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Geneva
MS Dunaud
Chamberlain
M. Vaderv
Signor
Scalofa
Italy
Aled
Juriet
London
Stressemin
Seven Million Dollar Timber Fire Destroys Hawkesbury Yard
A large fire at Hawkesbury Lumiere Co. Ltd on the Ottawa river destroyed more than fifty million feet of lumber and several company structures. The blaze began this morning at the west end of the island yard, burning through the timber and mill areas before being controlled later in the day.
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Hawkesbury
Hawkesbury Lumiere Co. Ltd
Ottawa
J. L. Blackheart
G@ttawie
Ap Ke
Deloon
Tinseraver
No Absolute Crop Failures In Medicine Hat District
Min A. W. Murphys, provincial agriculture agent, reports no absolute crop failures across the Medicine Hat district. Farmers near Irvine and Whitla show better yields, five to seventeen bushels per acre, while overall grades suffer from loop winds. Many plan increased heritage next year as feed supplies exist.
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Medicine TH
Min A. W. Murphys
Department of Agriculture
Brooks
Winnifred
Walsh
Empress
Ivers
Irvine
Whitl
Steamer Sagamo Damaged By Fire At Dock
A rear section of the steamer Sagamo of the Masekoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company was destroyed by fire at its dock while being prepared for winter. Estimated damage runs about 75000 dollars. the vessel was undergoing repairs at Gravenshurst since early September.
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Gravenshurst
Oo -Daniure
Slever
Sagaimo
Masekoka Lakes Navigation and Hotel Company
Sagamo
Bavin
One of the Most Successful C E Convention Ever Held
The report describes a large convention with enthusiastic turnout led by a ceremonial president and notable attendees. It notes the participation of city officials and delegates, a formal address, a special jewel ceremony, and praise for service. Continued coverage promised on page seven.
Franco Spanish fleet moves against Abd el Armins tribes
Paris reports Franco Spanish commandos began attacks on Abd el Armins tribesmen with 112 warships and aerial support. Coordinated strikes aim to pressure Rivtinn forces while French and Spanish forces push to crush the Bigshoes. Military actions include bombardments on Shossman and related targets in the Tit country.
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Paris
Abd-el
Armecias Bey
Morocco
Cotte
Premier warns Liberal plea on second dissolution in Peel
The Liberal candidate Brindtte urged electors in Peel county to back a stronger majority to grant the government authority to pursue its program. He warned the premier might again seek dissolution if a clear majority is not achieved, stating Parliament must reflect the country’s needs.
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Brindtte
Peel
Ontario
Sarntb Oon
Senate
Saithleak
DL O
Smashup After Beer Refusal Ends In Window Breakage
Jecun Gerees attacked a plate glass window with a thrown arm after beer was refused, almost severing a mother from her beds and sending him to hospital unconscious with a companion. Thomas Mitzgerald, a saddler, threw a flower pot through the windows, now jailed.
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Valneouyver
Goel
Sege Ff
Sepyiee
Jecun Gerees
Whit Hix
Thomas Mitzgerald
Sadler
Wheat contracts and grading details across farms
Fragmentary note cites wheat contracts and grading terms including S79 grade and barley mentions. Mentions five muibseef gradtes and two screenings with implied old and new wheat standards. No clear event date or location identified.
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Winnipes
Cabinet changes eyed as government clings to power
Ottawa reports suggest the present government may readjust its cabinet. Two ministers, probably Chas Murphy and Dr Behard, are expected to retain their posts if the government remains in power, with other reshuffles anticipated.
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Ottawa
Wow Chas. Murphy
Fen
Behard
Wheat Advances Moderately as Markets Tumble
Daily wheat prices moved higher amid moderate activity on the Winnipeg market. Trading showed limited volume with bids steady and spot wheat trading lightly at marginally lower levels as futures held firm onWednesday.
City council accepts bond issue for Toronto firm
City council approves a 6.05 percent bond issue bid from Toronto firm Harris Macken & Co for the 1924 refinancing. The bid was the highest of six offers. A speed limit on bridges is set at 15 miles per hour after trial runs show 10 mph impractical. Power House row: Supt. Carr reports return from injury and wage rise contention ends with no raise. A check return and advertising sign permit referred to committee. (Continued on Page Wight).
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Tarris Macken, & Cro
Toronto
Ald. Bannan
Noble
Nuch Bieber
Boyd
King
Ald Tole
Power House
Carr
Mrr
Simpson
Bell
Sid
Ald
Ghnomotion
Ald. Boyd Aid Simpson Ik
2. Roth
Heth
G. Caldwell
Public Works Committee
Caldwell
F.C. ML
South Railway
Wight
Ministers Sworn In Across Ottawa Amid Ceremony
Ottawa reports the cabinet lineup completed with notable figures sworn into new ministerial roles. Key appointments include Hon. Derbert Marie replacing portfolios and Late Colonel Waiter Vieens presumed to assist in the new administration as the ceremony unfolded before the presence of high officials.
U S Wheat Crop Estimated At Seven Million Bushels
Agricultural department projections indicate a seven million bushel U S wheat crop with uncertain weather conditions. Officials note potential gains from oats and other grains while addressing cultivation challenges and regional variations in output.
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U.S
Australian Premier Defies Communists in Public Address
Melbourne reports Premier Bruce denounces Bolshevik agitators and says he will appeal to the people for endorsement of his action if necessary. Warrants issued for four hundred Melbourne seamen amid a wave of unrest following an unofficial strike against a wage decrease.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bruce
Denoudcet
Dawn Sails Into Trouble Grounding Seizes Whiskey Cargo
The Canadian schooner Dawn from Lunenburg was grounded in Narragansett Bay and seized with eight hundred cases of whiskey aboard. Crews escaped into darkness as a patrol boat pursued, followed by a fire and sinking near Block Island during towing to Providence for disposal.
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New London
Dawn
Lupenburg
Narragainseu Bay
Providence
Ehard Cpatrel
Lunenburgs N .S
Block Island
Saunderstown
SPH Dan
Trades Union Congress Rejects One Big Union Plan
Sept issue reports at Scarboroaugh that the Trades Union Congress defeated a proposal to reduce unions and form one big body by a large margin. Delegates faced strong opposition from several speakers and a later resolution for shop committees in all workshops passed by a narrow majority, deemed indispensable to pressure capital.
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Trades Union
Wnions
den Tillet
Codie Pojitiest
International Depa
Praneport and
General Workers’ Union
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