Alberta Moves Ahead With Wheat Pool Project
Alberta decides to proceed with the wheat pool despite only 45 percent acreage signed up, while Saskatchewan and Alberta officials contradict statements from J T Musselman about no pools operating this year. Saskatoon and Alberta farmers have already signed up to deliver about 2,008,400 acres of wheat to the pool.
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Alberta
Wort
Saskatcnesan
Winniper
J Tt. Musselman
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company
Ee Wilson
Saskatchewan Cooperative Wheat Producers, Limited
J T S. Mussel
Saskatchewan
Doukhobors Head for California From Nelson Colony
Seec Retiree Sam Reiben leads 16 Doukhobors from the Nelson area toward California to settle. The family group includes men women and children seeking new beginnings in the west. The message urges local shoppers to support home merchants.
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Nelson
B.C
Sam Reiben
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Here
California
Canada offers food aid to Japan after disaster
Premier King outlined emergency relief via the Empress of Russia voyage as a preliminary step. He said Canada would send food adaptable for the injured to the Tokyo relief commission and is considering merchant marine ships to transport supplies from Canadian ports to Japan.
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Ottawa
Russia
Japan
King
Ohta
Canada
Tokio
Canadian
Nations Rally Aid For Stricken Japan After Earthquake
Europe mobilizes to assist Japan as reports warn death toll may reach 200 thousand and financial losses soar. Premier Yamamoto and Home Secretary Goto oversee relief in Tokyo with 9.5 million yen earmarked. naval squadrons rush food and refugees to shattered districts amid international relief efforts.
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Royal Familly
Yamamoto
Goto
Tokio
Yokohama
Japan
Foreign Office
China
London
Salvation Army
Waugh Returns as Manitoba Liquor Commissioner
Ex mayor R D Waugh returns to Manitoba to chair the Manitoba Liquor Commission after four years with the Saarvaley Commission. He promises impartial, fearless, and just administration and jokes about leaving with no barrel but a road ahead.
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Winnipeg
Winnipee
R. D. Waugh
Saarvaley Commission
League of Nations
Manitoba Liquor Commission
Winnipes
City Joins Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
The Regina City Council voted unanimously on September 6 to join the Saskatchewan co operative wheat pool and market the city crop through the pool. City solicitor G F Blair said the city would not sign a contract harming its interests and would be released from the contract if it rented property. Council members supported pool participation to aid pool organization and help Regina’s agriculture dependent district.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Wheat Pool
G. F. Blair
To Organize Exhibit Regina
A meeting of Raskatche wap livestock breeders will be held here shortly to organize a provincial exhibit for the Chicago International Show in November.
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Regina
Rockslide Affects Nanaimo Mines Linked to Earth Tremors
British Columbia Mine Department officials link fatal Nanaimo rockslide to recent Pacific coast earthquakes. Gonzales Heights Observatory records show land settling after last week’s shocks, suggesting tremors caused the deadly slide.
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Victoria
B.C
Nanaimo
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia Mine Department
Gonzales Height
Airplane for Forestry Patrol from Ottawa to Lake Winnipeg
A Vickers-Viking air boat piloted by Major B D Hobbs, commanding the Winnipeg RCAF unit, departed Ottawa for the west and will proceed to Victoria Beach on Lake Winnipeg to conduct forestry patrol and survey work.
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Ottawa
B.D. Hobbs
Winnipeg
Victoria Beach
Lake Winnipeg
Hopeful Reports On Japanese Disaster
Winnipeg grain board halts tariff hikes as grain elevator owners lose appeals for higher charges. Terminal elevators fail to secure increases for handling mixed grains and for cleaning wheat, while minor rule changes allow variable screening quality.
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Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissioners
Leslie J. Bord
Fmfmspectra
Canada Seeks Empire Market Expansion At Imperial Talks
Canada asserts it is leveraging Empire markets more than others and will present a memorandum at the Imperial economic conference urging stronger selling power and exports to the Empire.London reports on the Japan quake toll and destruction in Tokyo Yokohama with official estimates citing up to 80,000 dead. A Chinese embargo on rice exports is lifted to aid Japan with 200000 dollars set for earthquake relief.
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Ottawa
Canada
London
Europe
Japan
Tokio Bay
Yokohama
Tokio
Tsubkiji
Asaba
Shiba
Akasaka
Yotzuya
Ushigone
Skippers Cat Speed Is Supreme On Empress Of Canada
Captain A J Hailey of the Empress of Canada says his cat Speed rules the upper decks and even imitates visiting Chinese crew with clawing nails. The feline adventurer arched his back on docking, pinned rivals, and keeps bad luck away, entertaining the crew with high falsetto watches during storms.
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A. J. Hailey
RNR
Speed
Hailey
Canada
Britain
Vancouver
Rover
Frenchy
Shanghai
Speedo
League Crisis at Geneva Over Italian Greek Clash
The League of Nations faces a severe test as Italy refuses to accept league intervention in its dispute with Greece. Critics warn the covenant may not bind the great powers, raising fears for Europe’s reorganization. Lord Robert Cecil cautions that disregarding Versailles imperils peace, prompting urgent studies and a possible next meeting.
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Europe
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
Greece
League
Lord Robert Cecil
Versnilles
Council
Lord Robert
Wis
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