Grain Growers Hopeful Of Good Results Of Trip
Saskatchewan delegates led by W. Green tour eastern Canada and New York visiting grain exchanges and ports in Winnipeg Port William and Montreal to press for free wheat and free trade within the empire Their aim is better market access and lower costs through wider cooperative action and continued government support for grain handling infrastructure.
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Canada
Oureen
Uren Grewere
A Maharg
Moose Jee
New York
F Piatt
Feotalien
Sastatorwenty
Treem
Rordee
Great Britain
Coreen
Port William
Montreal
Herbor Commission
Sur Nelire
Grein
Fort Pinken Sandard
Monreal
Malifex
Ottawa
Grain Growers’ Association of
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of
Alberta
The
Grange of
Ontario
Empire
I Green
Turnkey 15 Assaulted by Prisoner in Kenora Jail
Kenora Ontario reports a turnKey was assaulted by prisoner Babe in the jail corridor after a guard left. Babe struck the turnkey from behind, knocking him unconscious, then escaped with a weapon. Another prisoner, James Mackenzie, attempted to flee but was recaptured. Police search continues for Babe and Mekenzie.
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Turnkey
Kenora
Ont
Der
Turnker
Wood
Babe
Liberty
James Mackenzie
McCall
Metall
Mackenzie
Fire cripples Montreal water supply and causes massive loss
A major fire in Montreal caused extensive property damage estimated at 500000 dollars and disrupted the city water supply for 350000 people. Firefighters used multiple hose streams from a block away and dynamite to control the blaze, which started near a garage with gasoline explosions. The incident prompted widespread shutdowns, job losses, and an official inquiry into the water department’s handling.
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Chet Tremolav
Montreal
Monreal
Board of Control
Parifie Ralsay
Bruches
Counci
Water Department
Woman given suspended sentence for seal coat theft
Regina police reported Mary Johnson alias Mary Korkish was granted a suspended sentence after she walked out of a department store with a seal coat valued at $215. She was nabbed as she left with the item.
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Regina
Mary Johnson
Mary Korkish
Two Mounties Reported Lost in Northland
Ottawa reports two Northwest Mounted Police members, Sergeant Harper and Constable Steverson Richard Harrington, missing in the Peace River district after a patrol left Saskatoon Lake November 2 to pursue a fugitive. They were last seen November 11 at Moose Mountain Creek with rifle and gun found on the trail. fate uncertain.
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Ottawa
Fortescue
Northwest Mounted Police
Harper
Steverson Peee
Richard Harrington
Peace River District
Saskatoon Lake
Grand Prairie
Porcupine River
Moose Mountain Creek
First big Winnipeg snowfall arrives too late for Christmas
Winnipeg reports twelve inches of snow by morning after a daylong fall that started at noon. The storm left a foot of powder covering streets with milder temperatures and minimal wind, keeping traffic lightly affected.
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Winnipeg
Gravelbourg Post Office Public Outcry Over Local Convenience
Indignant Gravelbourg citizens denounce the post office as a convenience for one person. They recount long walks to the town hall and an inadequate building still in use after 14 years. They expected a new depot by election time, protest delays, and demand better mail service and facilities.
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Gravelbourg
Sak
Dee & Alough
Haig
Bordenism
Saskatchewan
Moetmaster General Pelletier Altes
Gravelboure
Fire gutted four story brick building on St Lawrence
Montreal firemen battled a early morning blaze in a four story brick building on St Lawrence Boulevard for over an hour. The city finally opened high level reservoir valves to extinguish the fire with damage estimated at about 600000 dollars.
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Montreal
Que
St. Lawrence Boulevard
Cite Water Department
Stock raising saves farmers and business in southern Alberta
Knox of Grassy Lake notes stock raising saved farmers and business as crops failed due to weed, low grain yields, and high tilling costs. Farmers want free wheat with a close Great Falls Montana market and short hauls for better prices. William Campbell, Toronto editor, longtime resident since 1857, offered for the Bulletin editorship.
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Winnipeg
Knox
Grassy Lake
Alberta
Great Falls
Montana
Medicine Hat
Toronto
William Campbell
The
Buetin
Campbell
Montrea
Tasman Steamer Driven Ashore Near Papua Coast
A steamer Tasman grounded on the Papua coast after a heavy surf. Salvage pumps kept the vessel afloat while damage assessment proceeds. Mariners report uncertain extent of hull breach and potential oil leakage.
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Thursday Island
Auetralia
Tin Hall
Papua
Twabo Maru
Burglary Suspect In Custody After Lillooett Garage Break In
In a Lillooett Street garage last night a man admitted breaking in and taking a firearm, gas light, and tools. Police report the suspect was identified by witnesses and remanded for trial.
Mac Keen dies of apoplexy at 65 in Huron village
Tintar Ont reports Mac Keen, aged 65, died yesterday from a cerebral stroke. He was a father figure in the village, served as reeve for a term, and acted as an elder warden of the courts of Huron. He never married.
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Tintar Ont
Yeore
Huron
Parliament of
Canada
Calgary Eyes Five Cent Gas for Unfranchised Areas
Calgary authorities consider a five cent gas rate for parts of the city not covered by the Western Canada Natural Gas Company franchise. The city looks into bringing gas from the Calgary Okotoks field and the city engineer is assessing feasibility of the project.
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Calgary
Western Canada Naturalal Company
Calgary Fatality Stirs City After Streetcar Collision
Thomas Olins, a deaf mute, died from injuries after being struck Friday by Superintendent Thomason McCaulley of the Municipal Street Railway. The accident occurred in Calgary and prompted city officials to review streetcar safety measures.
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Calgary
Thomas Olins
Thomason McCaulley
Municipal Street Railway
Marriage of Maude Aldrich and Stanley Matthews in Calvary Church
New York reports the wedding of Miss Maude H Aldrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Spencer Aldrich to Stanley Matthews son of Mr and Mrs Mortimer Matthews of Cincinnati. The ceremony at Calvary Church featured maid of honor Miss Margaret Burroughs of London and best man Sherley Morgan of Cincinnati. Matthews is grandson of the late Stanley Matthews a former Supreme Court justice and U.S. senator from Ohio.
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New York
Maude H. Aldrich
Spencer Aldrich
Stanley Matthews
Mortimer Matthews
Cincinnati
Stanier Matthews
Supreme Court
United States
Ohio
Calvary Church
Margaret Burroughs
London
England
Sherley Morgan
Ontario Municipal Nominations List With Candidates
Ontario municipalities announce mayoral and council nominees across districts including Arnprior Stratford Port Hope Collingwood St Catharines Walkerton Mingars Falls and others. Voters see candidate names for mayor reeve and aldermen with several incumbents and new contenders listed for each town.
Ontario jurist voices reform of courts and lawyer ethics
A Ontario judge urges cutting costs in arbitrations, limiting political spoils, and giving creditors power to seize estates. He laments party patronage in appointments and notes few female lawyers among Ontario's five hundred practitioners.
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Erare
Juders
KCC
Ontario
Lodwie
Refuse to Acknowledge Certifgates London
Great disappointment is expressed by those interested in teacher interchange between the Motherland and overseas dominions at the Board of Education's notification that overseas teachers cannot be acknowledged as certificated. Several local authorities offer colonial applicants uncertificated pay, forcing a short stay abroad, while others ignore the board’s view and recognize their qualifications. Some municipalities seek twelve month certificates for overseas workers.
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London
Dominions
Board of Education
Ene
Civil Service Women Seek Equal Superannuation
Ottawa reports women civil servants press for equal pension rights as government considers extending the system of superannuation beyond men. Meetings have been held to push for a future where female workers receive the same retirement provisions as male colleagues.
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Civil Service
Ottawa
Dec
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