Funding Of War Debt Bridges Britain And United States
Prime Minister Stanter Maliein addressed the Commons on the finance bill praising U S support for the debt settlement. He credited the debt terms with improving mutual understanding and paving the way for closer future relations between the two nations. He noted Congress confirmed the terms with friendliness and warned that inflation affected some debts while others remain unsettled.
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Lendon
Stanter Maliein
Great Britain
Bebt
United States
Unite States
Canadian Council Condemns Senate Action on Railway Lines
The Canadian Council of Agriculture condemns the Senate action blocking legislation for CN Railway branch line construction. A resolution says the delay impairs completion of lines vital to Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia and weakens CN Railways efficiency. The executive regrets the government’s provision for continued work this year and hopes urgency is restored.
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Winnipes
Vic Batcuthre
Canadian Council of Agriculure
Canadian National Railway
Nova Scotia
Hrumsewick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Voluntary Wheat Pool Discussed by Saskatchewan Farmers Union
The Saskatchewan Farmers' Union moves to organize a conference with businessmen and farmers to form a voluntary contract pool for marketing Western Canada grain. A Saskatoon Board of Trade pledge supports the effort if multiple provincial farmer groups approve. The convention aims to convene by July 12 and seek Hon. J A Maharg’s consent to ask Premier Tunner to call the conference.
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Saskatoon
Farmers Union
Canada
Saskatoon Board of Trade
Qloard of Trade
Farmers’ Union
J. A. Maharg
Saskatchewan
Premiser Tunning
Ottawa Sees Halt to British Columbia Branch Lines
Officials state that the Senate killed the Canadian National Railways branch line bill, stopping planned lines in British Columbia and other provinces. The Department of Railways and Canals confirms no qualifications existed in the bill for CN branch lines and that action removes proceeding with Ottawa.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
Canadian National
House
Senate
Department of Railways and Canals
Canadian National Railways
US Bars British Cattle Washington
The Department of Agriculture extends the ban on importing livestock from Great Britain due to ongoing foot and mouth disease. A new outbreak on June 21 prompted continued embargo and halted plans to lift restrictions.
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Washington
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Royal Grain Inquiry Sessions Announced In Canadian Provinces
The Royal Grain Inquiry Commission schedules hearings across Saskatchewan and Manitoba starting July 26 in Prince Albert and Moose Jaw from July 27 to August 3. Sessions run from July 26 to August 13 in multiple cities including Saskatoon Yorkton Weyburn Brandon and Dauphin.
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Mopor Jaw
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Peuphin
Fort
North Baredord
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Assinibola
Weyburn
Meose
Jaw
Hegina
Brandon
Delorame
Merdep
Dauphin
Famous French Ace Killed in Paris Test Flight
Captain Duellin a famed French ace died at Villa Coublay when his test aircraft dived out of control. The machine, built for speed, reportedly suffered from air rush during early tank tests reaching 508 feet. Duellin had a stellar war record with twenty one German planes down. A recent remark hinted at the danger of a broken neck, reflecting his weary humor.
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Paris
Duellin
Villa Coublay
Duelim
Want Criminal Code Revised Vancouver
A committee of lawyers has stalled a report on administering justice and referred it to the benchers of the British Columbia Law Society. The executive urges H. S. Wood, committee chair, be sent to the Canadian Bar Association meeting in Montreal to back the recommendation.
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Vancouver
Pilete
Vancouver Bar Association
British Columbia Law Society
H. 5. Wood
Canadian Bar Association
Montreal
Baldwin says UK open to US seizure proposal terms
Prime Minister Baldwin told a House of Commons questioner he would lay before Parliament the United States plan to seize ships outside the three mile limit alleged to smuggle intoxicants if consent from the United States is obtained. Steps will be taken to secure this consent.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
House
United States
Saar Valley Events Probed by League Council at Geneva
The League of Nations council unanimously votes to investigate recent Saar Valley happenings during the current session with both France and Great Britain concurring.
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Saar Valley
France
Great Britain
Plan to Wreck War Memorial in Montreal Area
An attempt to blow up the Colonel Gault monument in St. Hilaire failed. A suspicious man seen loitering around prior to the blast is believed to have been the gang’s tool, tied to a prior year damage of the monument.
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Montreal
Colonel Gault
St. Hilaire
Election Echoes in Ontario Fraud Recount Hears Nixon Win
Ontario recounts loom as Nixon is declared elected in North Grant while Hon. Nelson faces defeat by 19 votes in Prince Edward. The provincial scene centers on disputed results amid official challenges and political tension.
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Toronto
North Grant
Nixon
Prince Edward
Nelson Parliament
Alberta Wheat Pool delayed for this year
Alberta cannot organize a voluntary wheat pool in time for this year's crop. The United Farmers of Alberta board announced plans to form a pool but short time prevents full setup. Committee members include W J Jackman Bremner Stephen Jann Pincher Creek and A R Brown Westlock. Winnipeg cooperative marketing discussed at Canadian Council of Agriculture meeting.
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Calgary
Alberta
Bio
United Farmers of Alberta
W. dL. Sackman
N? Bromper
HH. W. Wood
U.F.A
J. E
Brownies
Gentral
W. J. Jackman
Bremner
Stephen Jann
Pincher Creek
A. R. Brown
Westlock
Winnipeg
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Toronto
Alberta and
Gaskatchewne
Beard
Alberta Set for Final Natural Resources Settlement Meeting
Alberta Premier Greenfield expects a final settlement on natural resources at a Ottawa conference around August 6 with Prime Minister Mackenzie King and ministers. The meeting aims to resolve the British Columbia railway freight case while Greenfield and Attorney General Brownlee attend. Meanwhile the cooperative marketing trip to the coast states proceeds and plans for a July coal conference are in motion with Sir Henry Thornton to attend.
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Falmonton
Alfa
Alberta
Ottawa
Greenfield
Privy Council
Elon
Mackenzie King
British Columbia
Brownlee
R. G. Reid
Sir Henry Thornton J
Commons Votes to Abolish Land Sales Register
The House of Commons approved abolition by 260 to 147 after opponents including Austen Chamberlain Lloyd George H H Asquith and Ramsay MacDonald argued against it. Lloyd George noted each Dominion had a complete register while Premier Baldwin labeled registration an unnecessary expense.
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London
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
H. H. Asquith
Ramsay MacDonald
Dominions
Baldwin
Captain MacMillan Sails From Sydney For Arctic Cruise
Captain Donald B. MacMillan departed Sydney on July 4 heading into Arctic waters. The Bowdois carries supplies for a lengthy stay in the frozen north.
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Sydney
N.S
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Bowdois
Farmers Push Voluntary Wheat Pool for Prairie Provinces
A. F. M. Will urges a voluntary wheat pool across Western Canada. The United Farmers and related bodies back the plan amid breakdowns in wheat board talks. Council of Agriculture to organize a yearlong pool with conferences among farmers’ groups in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Prairie Provinces
Independence Day Firework Dangers Reported City Toll
On Independence Day fireworks and accidents caused scores of injuries and several deaths. Chicago recorded three deaths and 28 injuries while St. Louis reported high casualties. Anton Reiltz was killed by his wife who called it an accident. tetanus from earlier blasts added four child deaths.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Anton Reiltz
St. Louis
Sistrane
Western Troops Move Through Winnipeg To Sydney Action
About 250 active militia members from Camp Hughes Manitoba traveled via Winnipeg toward Sydney Nova Scotia to assist in maintaining law and order in the strike area. The force includes Strathcona's Horse and Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Loudon Art O Brien, head of the Gaelic League in London, and five colleagues were freed from Irish internment after a court ruling altered deportation legality and were convicted of seditious conspiracy with sentences of two years for O Brien and one year for each co-defendant.
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Winnipeg
Camp Hughes
Manitoba
Sydney
N.S
Strathcona
Horse
Princess Paricia
Canadian Light Infantry
Loudon
Art O'Brien
Gaelic League
London
Ireland
England
Oarien
Russia Receives German Aeroplane From Friedrichshafen
The Soviet Government in Moscow received the first of a series of large Dormier Comet aeroplanes from German works at Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance. The craft, made largely of aluminum, seats four passengers besides pilot and mechanic, powered by 200 horsepower engines and averaging 100 miles per hour.
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Berne
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Moscow
Turks Rescind Interment Order
The Turkish government rescinded the order prohibiting most foreigners from leaving the country without Angora approval. Only British French and Italian nationals were exempt from the exit ban now.
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Constantinople
Angora
Melbourne Parliament Passes Debt Redemption Plan
The Australian Parliament approved a measure to redeem the national debt over fifty years. The plan outlines gradual repayment and is expected to reduce interest burdens while stabilizing public finances.
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Melbourne
Cape Breton Mines Close As General Strike Intensifies
Sydney Nova Scotia reports a total general strike among Cape Breton coal miners and steel workers. Only the New Waterford power house remained staffed to supply utilities. Coal shipments diverted to Hampton Roads threaten further supply gaps. Sydney steel plant fires banked as troops guard sites and all mines face shut down amid escalating action.
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Sydney
N.S
Cape Breton
New Waterford
Dominion Coal Company
Cape Wireton- St. Lawrence
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Mingis
Steel Workers
Ciple
Orst
No. 2
Doitar
Canada
New Aberdeen
bin Fue Steel Corporation
Ralimay Tiget
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Walter Hines Page
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
Manitobas
Wiling
U.S
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Alberta Wheat Pool
A. Finch
the Press
Battleford, Sask
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Abolish Land Sales Register
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Prze
White Farms
Lockwood, Saul
Branson
Woodland Aggie
W. Oh. Elgie
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Grand Chamion
Springburn Mischief
AL O C. Wells
Sar B.C
Prand
Evas Fairlight
Martsen
Fairlight, Sask
United Parenters’ of
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United Farmers
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C. O H. Burrell
1Li McKenzie
Peter Writett
Canadian Council of Agriculue
Russia
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