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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
3
The article reports a Cabinet discussion on appointing a British envoy to the Dominion. Prime Minister King resisted an early decision and considered options including a representative to Canada. Conservative figures question the plan while debates focus on capacity and timing for a formal appointment.
Report of a bank messenger robbery where two or more bandits entered a building near a guarded entrance. The assailants fired shots as they fled, leaving the messenger injured and the scene chaotic. Police pursued, with officers guarding the area and following the suspects through nearby streets as witnesses described the dramatic escape.
A legislative vote on spending 500000 to acquire a Canadian legation in Washington triggers party lines and arguments over renting versus buying. Conservatives push for 25000 or less as a practical amount, while supporters contend national interest and prestige justify purchase. The discussion touches on broader trade and labor relations and implications for U S Canada ties.
Postmaster General notes no reason Canada cannot gain from a prepayment arrangement for air mail with Canada. Extra two cent postage may require Canadian stamps. U S stamps may be used for the added rate. Officials say the new route would speed orders by one to two days nationwide with coast to coast service.
Reports from Capetown describe the Cape Town Government press conference on the South African independence talks. Independent representatives urged withdrawal of the Bac bill, with the conference adjourned until May 78 to seek approval from Leiden dextite, amid government mediation.
A definite anti British movement formed in Shanghai's native section amid civic groups and political parties. The anti British league gathers representatives from Nouminitang Tian Se party women, tram workers, telegraph operators, and university groups. Soviet and French reps agreed in principle on a delta settlement plan, with Russia proposing compensation for 62 years in cold francs.
The Ottawa exhibition features royal contenders: Prince of Wales and Spanish heir presenting exhibits. Delegates from Spain prepare to display a notable cheese and other items, with central Canadian hosts counting thirty delegates and fifty feet depth for a featured area.
In the House of Commons debate Charles Stewart, Minister of Interior, said Alberta coal transport costs to Ontario must not exceed seven dollars a ton for immediate action by order in council. Vice Minister indicated a seven dollar rate is needed for Alberta coal to compete with American imports, with government ready to consider assistance if costs rise. Labor Minister Heenan noted telegrams on Alberta coal unemployment and promised study of mining field conditions and all possible support.
The article reports a push by CNR to raise wages for employes, detailing proposed increased pay per level and a 12 percent raise for certain job classes. It notes current disparities in schedules caused by shifting policies and positions.
Alberta officials protested influx of Swiss and other European migrants labeled unfit for farm labor. Acting Premier George Toadies wired Immigration Minister Robert Poske, noting arrivals lack assignment plans and often rely on public aid, highlighting the file as a government concern.
The document reports that Alberta and other provinces are excluded from a government grant for the federation jubilee celebration. Ottawa will fund its own program with no funds allotted to individual provinces. Viscount Willingdon, governor general, was named an honorary life member of the British Columbia Institute of Journalists during a reception.
A flock of fifty sheep was moved from Banff by Canadian Pacific Express to Kamloops. The transport followed a month long trapping operation led by police wardens, with plans to relocate to British Columbia. Locals at Sheep Point observe the herd’s voyage while authorities cite security concerns and potential clashes with rival groups in the region.
The article discusses smuggling issues and enforcement, noting expert remarks on the broader impact of organized contraband. Authorities emphasize swift, spatial enforcement of the law and highlight differences between petty smugglers and deliberate large scale operators.
The Duncan report seeds supplementary estimates for maritime provinces with grants to Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and others. A 500000 land purchase and furnishings for combined residence and offices for the Canadian relation oat appear. A 15000 315000 trial shipment of Alberta coal by rail and lake under Dominion Fuel Board supervision is noted.
A chaotic transcription reports British women potentially wielding the largest voting bloc as debate over expanding suffrage intensifies. Cabinet discussions and prime ministerial statements trace the push for reform, noting expected turnout and the political impact on upcoming general elections.
Sterling Fessenden of the Shanghai municipal council warns that foreigners may not regain former status and a strong leader is needed to end the prolonged Chinese military struggle. He says the economic disruption could last for years and foreign settlements require defense against ongoing turmoil.
Lawrence of the Canadian Air Force took off from Weterboro Airport for Malifax in the first of six Fokker aeroplanes purchased by the Canadian Government for extensive survey work on Hudson Bay and Hudson Strait. The remaining aircraft are to be delivered before June.
An appeal from miners at Lethbridge asking Ottawa to act on relief measures was read by Hon. Huet Cuthrie but no action was taken. Reported as part of a parliamentary session. The text also notes a deadly boating disaster with over twenty drowned after a vessel capsized near an overloaded ferry, with authorities stating many were rescued.
In the House, Minister Robert Forke, replying to a question from Woods, stated there is no precedent or agreement between the fealian and Canadian savermucnis to bring in Italian laborers to Canada. He referenced the era tion era in his answer.
A report details plans to erect a powerful broadcasting station in Alberta near Deer, with involvement from the Pacific Grain Company which runs 58 grain elevators across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The project aims to expand regional communications and broadcasting reach.
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