World Happenings Briefly Told
Royal Canadian Mounted Police boost gun seizures from aliens across Saskatchewan. Warsaw peace congress applauds Kellogg proposal to outlaw war. Manitoba mining hits year’s first six months record per Federal Recording Department. King George to relinquish Aberdegie Castle lease dating to Queen Victoria era. Dr. A H Gee appointed assistant professor at University of California in his mid twenties. Amalgamation talks of Marconi and Eastern Telegraphs near, with Imperial Radio involvement cited. Dr Duncan Campbell Scott named six commissioner for Northwest Territories replacing the late John W Greenway. Montreal bylaw from 1870 against unnecessary noises cited in court. local music dealers fined for gramophone disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
King George
Abergeidie Castle
King Edward
Queen Victoria
A. H. Gee
Toronto
Yale
University of California
Gee
Marconi
Eastern
Imperial Radio
Duncan Campbell Scott
Indian Affairs
Northwest Territories
John W. Greenway
Dominion Lands
Montreal
Denmark
Whitehall
Harwich
Houses of Parliament
Westminster Abbey
Parliament
Victoria
Royal Entrance
Edward the Confessor
Henry VIII
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
King
Prince of Wales
Commons
Baldwin
Churchill
Ramsay Macdonald
Lloyd George
Westminster Hall
William Rufus
Sir William Wallace
Charles I
Warren Hastings
Bishops
Edward VII
William Ewart Gladstone
Harold
Chapter House
Scone
Edward I
Henry III
Elizabeth
Mary
Henry VII
Scotland
Jylland
Yooland
North Sea
Esbjerg
Copenhagen
Hotel
Cosmopolite
Canada
Hogsbro Holm
Agriculturalish Agriculture
Eee Secoee
Aude Nevitations
Alberta Wool Market Could Grow With Japan Trade
Alberta's wool trade eyes expansion in Japan after samples tested in Kobe showed high quality. K Miyanishi reports Japanese government plans to import Alberta wool and expects orders from private firms this year. Alberta agricultural officials seek capacity details while Kawakami and Kanda explored trans Pacific opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Alberta
Agricultural Department
Edmonton
K. Miyanishi
Kobe
Miyanishi
K. Kanda
Capt. T. Kawakami
Hungarian Farmers Association Organized in Saskatchewan
The Hungarian Farmers Association of Saskatchewan forms to aid about 40,000 Hungarians in the province. Tritz Leisebhaker of Horizon elected president. Headquarters will be in Regina. Courtship and marriage fragments appear in the page, noting playful remarks about a partner returning home.
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Hungarian Farmers’ Association of
Saskatchewan
Tritz Leisebhaker
Horizon
Regina
Red Sunrise Heralds Rain Later in Morning
A red sunrise and lowering clouds signal rain expected as the day progresses, with meteorological clues pointing to wet weather later in the morning.
How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Living
Dialogue references a book titled How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Living and notes a price increase. Mentions Pele Mele in Paris as part of the exchange.
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Paris
Canadian Farmers Tour Documents London and Denmark Visit
The group visits Westminster Abbey and Parliament, noting statues, tombs, and the Unknown Warrior. They travel by ship to Harwich and Copenhagen, meet Danish officials, and tour Amalienborg Palace and Copenhagen sights. The account highlights wartime memorials, cooperative history, and a diplomatic agricultural exchange.
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Denmark
C. Christensen
Amalienborg Palace
Christianborg Castle
Copenhagen
Western Farmers Are Skilled Operators
A review of Western Canada agricultural conditions notes a shift from muscular toil to skilled operatives who direct machinery and mechanical contrivances. The observer says Western Canada is the most progressive farming region, with constant change from new devices and methods to increase efficiency.
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Canada
Agricultural and Industrial Progress In
Western
Mounties to Patrol Far North on St Roch Schooner
A ten man Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment will patrol northern waterways aboard the 95 foot auxiliary schooner St Roch with 150 horsepower engines and eight knot speed. The craft, completed in May, will depart Vancouver for Herschel Island, carrying provisions and crew equipment.
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Canada
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
St. Roch
Vancouver
Herschel Island
Mounted Police
Lower railway fares urged to aid harvest labor flow
At a Winnipeg conference United Farmers of Manitoba the Federal Government employment service the Board of Trade and the Provincial Government urged lower inter provincial railway rates to improve harvest labor supply in the West. They suggested railways issue reduced tickets allowing workers to stop in Manitoba then continue to Alberta and Saskatchewan where harvests are later.
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West
Winnipeg
United Farmers of Manitoba
Federal Government Employment Service
Board of Trade
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canadian Government Plans Standard Honey Grades
The Canadian government plans to establish standard grades for honey. Exports have risen 200 percent in four years and now exceed one and a half million pounds annually.
Saul the Zealot and Faithful Witness in Acts
The lesson contrasts Saul’s furious zeal to suppress Christians with Philip’s gospel push, tracing Saul’s arrest of believers to Damascus and Jerusalem. Historical parallels to terror figures and the nature of religious fanaticism appear, citing Henry Drummond and Felix Dzerzhinsky to illustrate ruthless zeal.
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Saul
Philip
Luke
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Henry Drummond
Paul
Felix Dzerzhinsky
Russia
Dzerzhinsky
Tragedy of the Arctic Eskimo Mother Sacrifices for Children
Captain Burgess of the Ungava describes a Labrador coast tragedy where an Eskimo mother dies trying to save her three children after a floe broke away. A makeshift boat with a wooden tub sinks despite baling efforts, leaving all six drowned.
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Arctic
Burgess
Labrador
Rigolet
Erecting Country Elevators Planned in Alberta
Alberta will see a busy summer for grain companies and the Wheat Pool as they plan to build elevators at country points to handle larger harvests. Gillespie Grain Company also enters the program led by president John Gillespie, intending six new elevators each with 40 000 bushel capacity.
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Alberta
Gillespie Grain Company
John Gillespie
Frm
Bituminous Sands from Northern Alberta Prove Paving Feasible
Tests in road construction show the bituminous sands of Northern Alberta can be successfully used for paving. With an almost unlimited supply, their use seems to solve permanent paving and road construction in the western provinces.
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Alberta
Island Falls Power Plant Aims To Dwarf Saskatchewan Output
Churchill River Power Co Ltd announces initial development of a 39,000 horsepower plant at Island Falls on the Churchill River. The project, allied with Whitney interests, would vastly surpass Saskatchewan's current Regina plant and reserves one sixth of output for public use, with protests due by July 16 noon.
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Island Falls
Churchill River
Churchill River Power Co. Ltd
Whitney
Saskatchewan
Regina
Lhirevst
Moose Jaw
North Battleford
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Churchill River Power Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Peace Congress
Warsaw
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
Duke and Duchess of York
Northern Patrol
Europe
North American
St. Lawrence
Rotary International
Minneapolis
Inset
E. F. Summers
Albertic
Czecho-Slovakia
Christ Jesus
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
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