Final Wheat Pool Payments for 1925 26 Reported
The note details the final wheat pool payments for the 1925 26 year totaling 1.44 dollars per bushel after deductions. It cites the central selling price of northern wheat at 1.45 dollars per bushel and mentions 4.55 million dollars to be distributed from provincial offices. Officers named include McPhail as president and W Woods and E B Ramsey as directors.
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Winnipes
Beeld
Orsta
Teale Hen ’ Pr
CP Tee Lowieg
Vale Fort Witte
Stay Of Execution Delays Case Amid 1924 Postponement
A cryptic plea reports a stay of execution related to a long delayed case. The document notes postponements since 1924 and mentions a man connected to a treason or conspiracy matter, with limited readable details about proceedings or outcomes.
Unique Wore Torr Me Gevish Sperteran Plans Global Bicycle Journey
A sport figure known as Thornfeldt intends a long bicycle voyage across multiple continents. He started in Sydney and plans to pedal to New Zealand then to America, then north to Canada and England, continuing to Denmark. He hopes to finish in Copenhagen by 1925 delivering a world circle on a single wheel.
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Australia
Ace
Copenhagen
Arope
China
Japan
Appointment to Saskatoon Public Works Board Sparks By Election Talk
May Accept new appointment to the local government board in Saskatoon triggers talk of a by election. The cabinet minister announces the city will fill a vacancy on the government board with a longtime public works official. Other board members are named, including J. Bayne and SP Groves, reflecting ongoing provincial leadership plans.
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SP. Grov
Amt
J. N. Bayne
Wenn
Iuta Sowthern
Competitive Cable Rate Discussion Between London and Canada
Roderick Jones of Berei News Agency supports a new table rate to enable direct British news flow from New York to Britain. He argues the reform would increase the volume of British news reaching the country and be beneficial commercially.
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London
Roderick Jones
Berei
Couy
Lerdei
Ada
New York
Canada Aims High in Telephone Development at Convention
The sixth annual convention of the Association highlighted Canada’s rising role in telephone service. The speaker noted Canada had 1,072,454 telephones in service versus 3,090 in 1921, a 1705 percent increase, and total investment rising from £785,685 to $197,16,378. Long distance progress was still a focus.
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Tode Fond
Canada
British Columbia Legislature Set for December Session
Premier announces the provincial legislature will convene December 16 and adjourn January 10. The brief opening will include a throne speech outlining the session program, with members to meet again after the New Year.
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Vic
Oria
Criticism of Wilson as Founder at League of Nations
A placard on a League of Nations memorial wall criticizes President Woodrow Wilson as founder of the League. It argues the United States should not be treated as the founder, noting Americans have not earned such designation.
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League of Nations
Geneva
United State
Woodrow Wilson
League
Wilson
United States
Canadian Ambassador Appointment in doubt by London
The Morning Post questions a Canada related envoy choice citing a perceived error in Canada and suggesting no obstacle to a Canadian diplomat resident in Washington handling Canadian business in the United States. The piece reflects imperial foreign policy debates and evolving perceptions of foreign representation.
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London
Canada
Morning Post
Washington
United States
German Doctors Move Toward Mussolini Surgery
A Geneva dispatch reports Bavarian surgeon Dr Sauer fitting for a telegraphic summons to confer with Rome medical men on a proposed operation on Mussolini. The Berne News says Dr Sauerbrech left Munich for unspecified duties in Rome.
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Kav Express
Sauerfit
Rome
Mussolini
Berne
Flaad
Dr. Sauerbrech
Munich
Advertising snow bound features from Ontario shipment
A fragment mentions 100 boxes shipped under imperial conference auspices for advertising purposes in Ontario and London. It references using a method to promote a product and notes ski transport under government oversight.
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At& London
Ontario
Governor General Office Readied for Remodel Work
The governor general’s office in the east block of Parliament Buildings will be remodeled to host official business. Under Lord Byng the offices saw little use with work at Rideau Hall and other sites. The prime minister’s office will host duties, with Hon. J. A. Robb acting as prime minister using the Vals office in the Bivance department. Regularly at eleven o’clock each morning officials arrive to begin the day.
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Ottawa
Hie
Eant
Cok
Lord Byng
Rideatt Hall
Lord Willingdon Parpcre
Eas
Nearning
Ord
Leing
J. A. Rofb
Vals
Plan to Complete HB rd am in 1927
Plans to finish the H B Rd am project in 1927 include extending Kettle Rapids to Nelson River, with about 1,100 men working along a 18 mile stretch. The work aims to lay rails into Port Arthur with concrete ridges and steel bridges, avoiding diversion to Fort Churchill past Kettle Rapids.
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Askatoon
Son's Bay
Kettle
Mnea
Nelson
Jas
Loncer
Assur
Airhole
Viscount London Created Amid Byng Honors
The Canadian Press reports Baron Byng of Vimy was reportedly elevated to Viscount. The former governor-general aged 64, who led Canadian forces at Vimy Ridge, was received by the king and dined with the royal couple. He has held GCMG, KCMG, KCB, and GCB honors.
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London
Baron Byng
Virus
Canada
Lady Byng
Baron Byng of
Vimy
Vimy Ridge
France
Noted English Scholar Dead Or Abbott Headmaster of City of London School
Rev Dr Ed Abbott a famed headmaster of the City of London School has died at age 87 or 88 after seven years bedridden. Born in London he studied at the City of London School and Cambridge University. He served as assistant master at King Edward's Birmingham and City of London School from 1865 to 1889 and was a Cambridge preacher in 1877. He later became honorary fellow at St Johns Cambridge in 1912 and a fellow of the British Academy 191%
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Or. Abbott
City of London School
London
Ed Abbott
Cambridge University
Abbott
King Edward's School
Birmingham
City of London
Russian Peasants Pan for Gold in Volcano Dust
Workers in Kertch on the Sea of Azov pan dust from a recent eruption. Farms were destroyed and residents fled in terror. As lava and ash settled, villagers hoped for wealth from gold contained in the volcanic dust and many rushed to claim riches.
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Berlin
Kertch
Russia
Asev
Ferretti
Tierth
Luxury Norwegian Cruise Showcases Fjord Travel Boom
A British and Continental Touring Club led an extended private cruise on the Canadian Pacific liner Montreyal, chartered to explore Norway’s fjords from Dumfries to Molde with ports like Merck Svartisen Heliesyi and Bergen visited by the party. The voyage highlighted growing international tourist demand and luxury travel options.
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Dumirtgham
North Sea
Molde
Norway
Merck
Svartisen
Heliesyi
Bergen
Wth
Slyert
Ban on U S Picture British Escort of Troops Retewed
A damaged report recalls a year old controversy over a U S film titled The Picture of the Opera. It mentions the British escort of troops and a later assertion that the troop transfer was prompted by clever advertising tactics.
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Olfaria
Southampton
London
Carl Laeminte
Eesttrante
Solution For Canada's Population Problem
Premier G. J. Ferguson told the Young Men's Christian Association that Canada should focus on offering opportunities for youth already in the country and for select emigrants rather than costly immigration. He said youth are not delinquent, and errors stem from environment needing improved surroundings.
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Toronto
Canada
Marepe
G. J. Ferguson
Young Men's
Young Men's Christian Association
Two British Cruisers Visit Philadelphia
Two fast cruisers of the British navy H. M. S. Calentia and H. M. S. Capetown arrived at the Philadelphia navy yard for an official visit to the Seagull Centennial Exposition. Vice Admiral Sir Walter Cowan commanded the ships and, with his staff, was greeted at city hall by Mayor Kendrick after an official welcome at the yard.
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Philadelphia
H. M.S. Calentia
Hsm.s. Capetown
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Sir Walter Cowan
Royal Neary
Navy Yard
Walter
Kendrick
Canadians Seek Seasonal Tariff on Fruits and Vegetables
The Canadian Northern Society petitions the tariff board for seasonal duties on U S fruit and vegetable imports. L F Burrows presents data showing rising Canadian imports, stressing hardship in horticulture and the need for specific duties. Proposals include two cents per pound on cherries and peaches, one cent on pears, apricots, and other items, with variable rates for melons apples and vegetables. A surprise briefing to come before government action.
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Ottawa
Canadien Northastern Society
Canada
United States
British Italian Treaty Under Fire in League Debate
A fragment discusses criticism of a British Italian pact amid League of Nations concerns. It suggests powers may seek covert advantages from a friendly state and questions legality under the Covenant. The piece notes differing views on whether Article Twenty permits such an agreement and seeks Abessinia's interpretation for official records.
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Bey Rials
Mac Fatlari
League of Nations
Subsidized Alberta Coal for Ontario Consumers Proposed
An Ottawa dispatch dated October 14 reports the Dominion Government ready to subsidize 2 per ton for 4,000 tons of Alberta coal to Ontario. Minister Charles Stewart discusses a plan to offer Alberta coal at 11 dollars per ton plus 2.59 dealer charge, with total delivered cost around 12.54 dollars per ton, versus about 16 dollars for Pennsylvania coal.
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Toronto
Ottawa
Globe
Dominion
Alberta
Ontario
Charles Stewart
Pennsylvania
May Sue Ex Crown Prince Property Belonging to State
Removal from Hohenzollern castles in Berlin of artworks valued at three to four million dollars and later found with a local art dealer may prompt prosecution of the former Crown Prince of Germany. The items include The Dance by Watteau, Rubens paintings, porcelain vases, and two marble vases once owned by Madame Pompadour.
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Hohenzollern
Berlin
Hohenzoljern
Heavy Wheat Yields Set in Saskatchewan Districts
In Saskatchewan 1926 records show A Gettiaré SE-2637-17 threshed 426 bushels of Marquis wheat from six acres at 3 bushels per acre. Pred Wittig NE-24-27-17 threshed 241 bushels from 94 rods of land at about 2 bushels per acre.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Watson
A. Gettiaré
Importation of Arms Forbidden in Mexico City
Law warns against import of arms and ammunition to curb bandits and revolutionaries. Authorities insist on strict enforcement to prevent weapon flow and ensure public safety.
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Mexico City
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