Forke Offered Cabinet Role In King Liberal Government
Toronto reports Robert Forke, Progressive leader, is offered a cabinet post by Prime Minister elect King. Forke may serve as Agriculture, Trade and Commerce, or a role of his choice while consulting Western Liberal Progressives. He stresses maintaining West identity and caucusing separately. Ottawa dispatch lists possible cabinet lineup including Forke and other Liberals.
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Terday
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Fansher
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Boutilier
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U.F.A
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Customs Department
Crow's Nest
Hudson's Bay
Brandon
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Can
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Meighen
Lord Byng
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J. L. Ralston
J. P. Cardin
J. C. Elliott
Chas. Stewart
W. R. Motherweill
James Malcolm
W. D. Euler
Lucien Cannon
P. J. Ventor
New Brunswick
EB. Chevrier
Dandurand
Senate
Canadian Mortgage and Investment Assoc Meets at Edmonton
Edmonton sept 22 Dominican financial men and former provincial and federal legislators gathered for a two day convention of the Canadian Mortgage and Investment Association the first in the province No resolutions on Alberta mortgage legislation were passed the final session focused on informal talks with lawmakers and business leaders Secretary John Appleton of Toronto said eastern members gained insight into Alberta mortgage views and that little progress is expected from these discussions A warning was issued about legislation that could affect mortgage loans with continued coverage on page seven
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Canadian Mortgage and Investment Association
Alberta
John Appleton
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Appleton
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Hopeless mismanagement marks sale of horses for Russian government
Local horsemen fault the arrangements for selling sixty one horses for the Russian market. Delays, lack of authority, and added transport costs forced a costly consolidated stock train to Medicine Hat. An experienced local manager could have reduced costs and sped loading, but costs are now expected to rise.
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J. W. Durne
Calgary
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Dunmore
Redcliff
Ringville
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Horesmen
Roth-Faront Well Drilling Underway at Redcliff
Roth-Faront well at Redcliff has begun drilling with progress reported. At 6 PM the borehole stood at 396 feet and the crew started installing the 15.5 inch casing today.
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Roth-Faront
Redcliff
Tax Discount Expired Reminder for October Deadline
Taxpayers are reminded that the five percent discount period on current taxes expires in October. The notice urges timely payment to maximize savings before the deadline.
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress Opens Fortieth Second Convention
Montreal reports the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress opens its forty second annual convention with Tom Moore presiding. Seventy two resolutions are before the body covering minimum wage laws immigration limits eight hour day for penitentiary staff free education in Quebec reform of barber colleges and other labour measures.
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Tom Moore
Canada
Labor Gazette
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Prince Albert Brotherhood of
Quebec
Toronto Brewery Workers
Senate
Russia
Britain Yacht Mary OConnor Abandoned Near Cape Sable
Boston dispatch reports the British yacht Mary OConnor sailing from Halifax NS was abandoned in a sinking condition thirty miles south of Cape Sable. The crew of Isix was rescued by the Dutch steamer Jacgtta and the yacht, deemed a menace to navigation, was set on fire. Radio word of the abandonment and rescue reached Boston today.
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Wheat inspections total 1717 cars in Winnipeg
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg on Tuesday totaled 1717 cars with contract grade 1411 cars, up from 11919 in the same period of 1925. Cargo grains accounted for 243 cars, down from 330 cars the previous year.
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Winnipeg
Devastation Across Florida Shocks Miami Toll Rises
Reports from the hurricane zone along Florida's lower east coast show a death toll surpassing 400 with about 150 missing, more than 5,000 injured and 50,000 homeless. Property damage estimated up to 100 million dollars, while rescue crews comb wreckage for more victims as looting is tackled and relief moves advance.
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Florida
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Biscayne Bay
Miners meet Baldwin group in Downing Street
The British Miners Federation executive committee and Premier Baldwin with the Cabinet Coal Committee met in Downing Street last night. They declared Baldwin's plan a complete change from earlier promises and left a loophole for further talks. A. J. Cook faced a rebuke for remarks on the government’s peace proposals. About two thousand men returned to the pits as talks continue without a definite outcome.
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New York Herald Tribune
British Miners’ Federation
Stanley Baldwin
Cabinet Coal Committee
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Baldwin
A. J. Cook
Federation
Prince Eitel Friedrich sued for divorce in Potsdam
Sophie Charlotte former Duchess Von Oldenburg sues Prince Eitel Friedrich second son of the former Kaiser for incompatibility claiming mental suffering. He is 43 she 47 they married in Berlin February 26 1906 and have no children.
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Germany
Eitel Friedrich
Kaiser
Sophie Charlotte
Duchess von Oldenburg
Train Service Change On CPR Withdraws Two Routes
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces a general service change effective Sunday September 26. The Trans Canada and The Mountaineer are withdrawn. No 1 westbound arrives Medicine Hat 9 20 p m leaves 10 p m arrives Calgary 4 15 a m and leaves 4 45 a m No 2 eastbound arrives Calgary 1 a m arrives Medicine Hat 7 25 a m and leaves 7 65 a m No 3 westbound Vancouver and Toronto Express arrives Medicine Hat 9 35 a m leaves 10 a m arrives Calgary 4 30 p m and leaves 5 p m No 4 eastbound arrives Calgary 1 40 p m leaves 2 10 p m arrives Medicine Hat 8 10 p m leaves 8 35 p m Medicine Hat-Kootenay Landing No 67 westbound leaves Medicine Hat 11 15 p m arrives Lethbridge 3 30 a m leaves 4 08 a m (Continued on Page Seven)
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Mountaineer
Medicine Hat
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Lethbridge
Erratic Wheat Market on Mixed Western Canada Harvest Pace
Winnipeg reports uncertain trading as harvest delays from poor Western Canadian weather weigh on grain. Wheat opened lower, rose on Saskatchewan crop reports, then slipped to near Tuesday closing, ending slightly mixed. Futures: October 1.38 1 2, November 1.97 3 4, December 1.34 5 8, May 1.29 1 3. Exporters varied, oats strong, flax quiet, cash wheat offerings up but spreads steady.
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