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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1927

Page

3

Girl Aviator Rescued After Plane Crash at Sea

Miss Elder and co pilot George Haldewan were rescued by the tanker MarencoVeeht after their plane Vie American Gi caught fire following a long overwater flight. They landed near the Atlantig waters and were later reported safe by courier from Anniston Alabama.

Enp Darendrecht Ge Arores Anniston Nutr Elder J. Co Ficer Wanker Warendrecht Miss Eider George Halde- Wan Bayano Barendrecht Raith

Employees Can Buy Shares in Imperial Chemical

Sir Alfred Mond plans a worker share scheme for 40 000 Liperial Chemical employees in London. Workers can buy Imperial Chemical shares at 27s 6d, 30s face value, with no speculation. Free shares awarded for every four purchased to those earning 1000 dollars yearly or less. Workers can vote on stock, aiming to link company officials and workers through practical schemes.

London Er Dievers United States Sir Alfred Mond Liperial Chemical Industries Sir Alfred Bis Imperial Chemical

Cosgrave Recasts Irish Free State Cabinet

President Cosgrave, re elected leader of the Irish Free State, makes limited changes. Ernest Blythe receives the postmastership and finance portfolio, Patrick McGilligan adds Internal Affairs to Commerce, and James Fitzgerald Kenney becomes Minister of Justice. The Dail approves the cabinet 76 to 74 after a four hour debate.

Lion Ernest Blythe Patrick McGilligan Commierce James Fitzgerald Kenney Justice Dail Cosgrave

Tariff Change Threatens Empire Paper Trade Across Regions

The Australian tariff removing duties on many printing papers may hurt Canadian and Empire trade, with traders predicting shifts toward foreign products. Some firms have canceled Empire orders awaiting outcomes as the effect spreads to Britain and Canada. In Regina, the post office approves new rural routes in the Saskatoon division, including Saskatoon RR No. 5 from Saskatoon to Floral.

Auckland N.Z Canada Britain Regina Post Office Department Saskatoon John Chamnard Saskatoon RR Floral

Arctic exploration report on Bafim land habitat

Dr Livingstone reports on the Bafim land habitat described as habitable for whites but not desirable. He notes the need to educate the Eskimos in wildlife protection, economy, and hygiene. He emphasizes stocking supplies and sanitation to improve conditions in the Eastern Arctic.

Livingstone Arctic

Plans For Willingdon's Visit To Washington

The Canadian Legation and state department work out the entertainment program for Lord Willingdon and Lady Willingdon at Washington on December 15. It marks Canada's governor general first official Canadian territory visit and first entertaining of a Canadian official in Washington. He will meet President Coolidge and cabinet members, signaling personal contact with U.S. leaders. Previously he attended at the British embassy. now official entertaining will be at the Canadian Legation representing the Crown in Canada.

Washington Lord Willingdon Lady Willingdon Legation State Department Duke of Connaught Canada Tory Ilia Coolidge U.S Crown

Premier King Invited to Speak at Arlington Memorial

Premier King has been invited to deliver an address at the dedication of a memorial in Arlington Cemetery Washington honoring Canadians who served in the American Expeditionary Force in the Great War and gave their lives. It is suggested he be escorted by Canadian troops at the ceremonies on October 29.

Ottawa King Arlington Cemetery Washington

Winter Fair Dates Regina Set by Board

Regina Exposition Association directors chaired by Og Smith approve scheduling for the Provincial Winter Fair events. Sheep and swine show set for November 1 to 3, dressed poultry December 7, live poultry January 17 to 19, and horse and earth show March 27 270 Onawa. The passage notes premiers will meet November 3 to discuss constitutional questions with broad implications for future provincial agendas.

Regina Regina Exhibition Association Og Smith

Premier Offers Congratulations On Bennett Leadership Election

The Prime Minister telegrams Hon. R. B. Bennett KC congratulating him on being chosen leader of the Conservative Party of Canada by the national convention. He notes the confidence shown by party members and extends best wishes for his duties as leader. The message bears the Prime Minister’s signature.

Ottaws RR Bennett, KC W. Ft. Mackenzie Fing Canada Pennett Consrivative Party of Canada

Move to speed up immigration from Britain discussed

Hon. Robert Forke, minister of Immigration and Colonization, told a delegation from the general synod of the Anglican Church that Canada will promote British immigration while controlling continental inflows. The group planned a November conference with Dominion and provincial governments to advance nominations for land settlement and farm work, with 5000 plus Britons already nominated last year. The archbishop and church representatives reassured cooperation and denied any hostility toward the Catholic Church.

Winnipeg Canada Robert Forke General Synod Anglican Church Matheson All Canada Mackray Denistoun Jo Wo FE. Armstrong W. G. Styles Nerina G. 2B Woods Loftus H. Reid Toronto Canop Vernon Forke Ottawa Church of Kes Lang Winnives Melfort Edmonton Rowan Catholic Church

Rebels Run South Toward Coast as Pursuit Continues

Rebel generals Arnulfo Gomez and Hector Almada flee through western Vera Cruz mountains aiming for the coast to escape by boat. Federal troops under General Gonzales Escobar say they dispersed the main force, leaving about 10 followers. Government orders escorts for all trains to counter bandit activity.

Mexico City Vera Cruz Arnulfo Gomez Hector Almada Gonzales Escobar Gomez Almada

Asama-Yama Volcano Erupts Near Tokyo In Ash Fall

Volcanic eruption at Asama-Yama, located northwest of Tokyo, sent thick dark plume and ash over the countryside reaching Utsonomia seventy miles to the east. Farmers sheltered crops with umbrellas as ash blanketed fields in a dramatic eruption. Separately Eli Lilly labs announced commercial production of a serum for infantile paralysis developed with Mayo Foundation experts led by Dr. Edward S. Rose.

Utsenomia Asama-Yama Tokio Indianapolis Ind Eli Lilly Biological Laboratories Edward S. Rosenow Mayo Foundation Rochester

US Farmers Seek Canadian Land Near Union Station

A group of prominent US farmers photographed outside Union Station Winniper examined settlement prospects in Saskatchewan. Brought to Canada in September by Capt. L. J. Boyd they visited Essen Tyner Valley and Snipe Lake districts and purchased 16 quarter sections worth 56320 with more deals pending.

Union Station Winniper United States Saskatchewan Canada L. J. Boyd Land, Colonization and Development Department Canadian National Railways St Paul Minnesota Essen, Tyner Vely Snipe Nebraska Kansas Tyner Valley

Federal Agriculture Dept to Exhibit at Canada Jubilee

Hon. W. R. Motherwell announces that every branch of the Federal Department of Agriculture will be represented at Canada's Agricultural Jubilee. Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan will send displays from this year's crops. The jubilee runs at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto from November 16 to 26.

Ottawa Department of Agriculture Canada W. R. Motherwell Minster of Agriculture Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Toronto

Armistice Day Observance Declared in Canada 1927

The Prime Minister announced that Canadians will observe Armistice Day with a two minute silence at 11:00 on Friday morning November 11, 1927. The silent tribute is sanctioned by His Majesty the King and supplements the Parliament designated observance on the preceding Monday.

Ottawa Canada

Needs Full Autonomy Winnipee

Sir Robert Borden former Canadian Prime Minister addressed the Canadian Club in Winnipeg declaring the fullest autonomy within the British Commonwealth. He linked Canada’s destiny to the Commonwealth and discussed the early French settlement’s role in shaping the Dominion as part of the Empire.

British Commonwealth of Nations Robert Borden Canada Robert Said British Commonwealth

Pro-British Bias Alleged in Chicago History Texts

John Gorman testified to the Chicago board of education criticizing two David Muzzey history books for pro British bias and omissions of Revolutionary War facts. He praised The History of America by Fish as the only satisfactory text and warned of distortions favoring unity with Britain and influences from Rhodes, Carnegie, and the English Speaking Union.

Chicago William McAndrew John Gorman Board of Education Gorman William Hale Thompson McAndrew David Muzzey Massachusetts George Washington Continental Congress America Great Britain United States Mr. Gormane Rhodes Scholarships Carnegie Foundation

Bennett Chosen New Leader of Conservatives

Hon. K. R. Bennett of Calgary wins the Conservative Party leadership on the second ballot at the national convention. He pledges to serve the party and Canada, urging unity, dedication, and a focus on educated democracy to advance industrial expansion and national prestige.

Bennett Conservatives KR. R. Bennett K.C Calgary Conservative Party Canada Mr. Bennett Mr. Vennett Hoe Great Western Plains Coud Ottawa

Postal Inspector Vennot Optimistic After Western Tour

Ottawa post master general J Vennot returned from a three week tour of Western Canada. He inspected services in Vancouver Victoria Edmonton Winnipeg Regina and other prairie cities. He reported high spirits and strong business prospects across the West amid widespread optimism. He noted possible rapid development in the near future. The article also mentions the longest ocean wave ever measured at 675 feet.

Ottawa Po J. Vennot Canada Met Vancouver Victoria Edimonton Winnipeg Regina Prairie

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Aviator Dublin Irish Free State Council Dail Eireann Minis Livingston Kitawa-Bafin Laland Altihough Dir Livingetone Canadian Arctic Willingdon Onawa R. B Bennett Dorothy Moore T. Albert Moore Moore Geoffrey Street Royal Life Saving Society of London Nglind Y.W.C.A Elty Federa Troons Federal Dena Trent Motherwell Borden U. S West
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