Naas River Reports Fair Sockeye Run and Patrols
Fisheries inspector J. T. C. Williams reports sockeye salmon running in fair numbers on the Naas River though illegal fishing has been a concern. The department has added a fast gasoline launch to patrol above the fishing boundary and confiscate vessels carrying salmon. Indians protest, arguing salmon belong to them above the boundary and above tidal Victoria. The department aims to protect the spawning grounds and prevent extinction while allowing Indians winter food needs.
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J. T. C. Williams
Naas
Dominion
Indian Commission
Department
Canada cannot build Dreadnought ships for decades says Drummond
In St John New Brunswick T J Drummond of the Canada Iron Corporation argues Canada would need about twenty five years to build Dreadnaught class battleships. He says Britain would lend plans and skilled workers and warns the $35 million funding is vital for the Mother Country.
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Canada
T. J. Drummond
Canada Iron Corporation
St. John
N.B
United States Navy
Great Britain
Mr. Drummond
England
Executed assassins in Constantinople execute Grand Vizier killers
Twelve men convicted as the assassins of the late Grand Vizier were executed this morning in Constantinople. The sentence was carried out promptly after conviction, marking a decisive end to the case.
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Constantinople
Balfour May Return as Unionist Leader
The finished statesman A. J. Balfour could again lead the Unionist party. Exchanges show his name as probable leader after his Marconi debate intervention aimed to depoliticize the issue. Bonar Law, still in control, crushes the idea of using the scandal for electioneering, revealing Tory party divisions.
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A. J. Balfour
Balfour
Marconi
Ing
Mgr. Balfour
Bonar Law
Hts
Horne Payne warns on Canadian city bonds and buys rail and industrial stocks
London June 24 The Financial Times notes Mr Horne Payne’s stance on Canadian city bonds as sweeping and argues the large cities’ finances are solid while smaller ones overextend. He advises investors to avoid municipal securities and funnel funds into Canadian rail and industrial issues that have fallen in price, predicting rising capital value.
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Horne Payne
London
Financial Times
Horne-Payne
Canagaian
British Isles
Canada
Dominion
Visitors From South Tour Prince Rupert By Steamer
A party of 114 U S visitors aboard the Jefferson arrived in Prince Rupert, joining a Grand Trunk Pacific line tour. They explored Terrace and the Cold Storage plant, with plans to continue to Ketchikan and ports along the Inside Passage then to Alaska’s Yukon and Nome, under leadership of J L McPherson.
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Jefferson
Prince Rupert
Terrace
United States
Grand Trunk Pacific
Dominion
Special Commission
J. L. McPherson
Trunk Pacific
Board of Trade
IF. G. Dawson
R. Naden
L. McLachlan
J. H. Rogers
F. H. Mobley
IG. W. Nickerson
M. P. McCaffery
Terrace Hotel
Ketchikan
Juneau
North
Governor Strong
Skagway
Dawson
Yukon
Eagle
Circle City
Tanana
Fairbanks
Ruby
Nulato
St. Michael
Nome
Dutch Harbor
Unimak Pass
Pacific
Aleutian Peninsula
Seldoya
Seward
Valdez
Sitka
Immigrants Landed In Quebec For Canadian West
Five thousand immigrants arrived in Quebec today bound for the Canadian West. The arrival highlights ongoing migration patterns and the scale of wartime or postwar population movement.
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Quebec
Meteorological Report June 24 5 P.M Bar
Weather bulletin notes June 24 at 5 p.m. barometer reading 29 803 inches. Maximum and minimum temperatures listed as 70.0 and unspecified. Report provides brief atmospheric data for the period.
Peruvian Cabinet Resigns Under Peralta
The Peruvian cabinet led by Prime Minister Frederico L. Peralta has resigned. The ministry was formed February 25 last, signaling a major shift in Lima's government.
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Lima
Peru
Frederico L. Peralta
Kipling Or Hardy Named Poet Laureate Likely
London June 24 The new poet laureate will be Rudyard Kipling or Thomas Hardy with Kipling favored as the more likely choice. Official word awaiting confirmation.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Thomas Hardy
School Board Reviews Teaching Staff And Resignations
The City Hall meeting of the School Board with Chairman O. H. Newon and trustees present discussed the resignation of Miss Mercer after years on staff. The board considered next term needs and teacher punctuality concerns as discussion continued.
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O. H. Newon
Peter Anderson
Dr. Kergin
J. A. Kirkpatrick
J. H. Thompson
Miss Mercer
Hunter
Prairie Storm Levels Buildings in Estevan Sask
A powerful storm yesterday leveled many buildings in Estevan Saskatchewan. The damage is expected to be very heavy with extensive destruction across the town.
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Estevan, Sask
Veterans receive payments to Fenian Raid survivors
Ottawa reports that up to now one million dollars has been paid to Fenian Raid veterans in hundred dollar installments with further sums expected.
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Ottawa
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George
Duffield Salmon
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Canada Tron Corporation
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Vreemote
2. J. Chamberlin
Conjunc
White Pass
White Horse
Yukon River
Seth Mann
San Francisco
Scott C. Bone
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
William D. Boyce
Chicago Ledger
Edgar Allan Vorbes
Leslie Weekly
J. D. Gartatowsky
Atlanta Constitution
H. Hamilton
Hearst Publications
Arthur W
Iting
Albany
N. Ya
Walter Cowles
Boston
Mass
Ida D. Graham
B. HL. Morehead
Cincinnati
Alice Morehead
J. B
Andrews
Denver
Cole
D. G. Miller
Colo
H. C. House
Houston
Texas
Minnie Bruce Robertson
P. A. Waller
Kewanee
Ill
Ruby Waller
Olga Waller
Harold Waller
Milds Waller
EB. Jd
Chamberlineres
Grand Trunk Pacleic
Kipling
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