Amalgamation Approved by Farmers Union and Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Delegates at a joint convention of the Farmers Union of Canada and the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association endorsed the basis of amalgamation and authorized boards to implement the merger, including pursuing necessary legislation. The event featured ceremonial readings and cheering as the union move was declared final.
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Sasksiown
Sesthichewas Grats” Stowers' Association
Farmers Baton of Canada
Beskatchewan
Reurion
Farmers’ Union of Canada
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Jolutty
Executions In Turkey And Ontario Political Contests
Thirteen men hanged in Smyrna for plotting against Mustapha Kemal Pasha. In Canada Ontario riding contests, Liberal management reports unanimous candidate choices. A sanity probe reviews Violet Albina Gip Ashbourne after she shot Premier Mus.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrnas Asiatic Turkes
al Dawo
Mustapha _Kemal
Rowe
Violet Albina
Gipang
Ashbourne
Sand
Mus
Empire Wireless Delayed System Expected To Be In Operation
The postmaster general disclosed in the House of Commons a delay in completing the imperial wireless beam stations using the Marconi system. Four stations in Canada Africa Australia and India were still expected to operate before year’s end. Fort Qu’Appelle Indian child welfare work examined fifty seven babies July 13 at Ashley’s Point. Lloyds dispatch reports the French mail steamer Fontainebleau abandoned near Djibouti with passengers and crew saved. Port Arthur plans a 1 500 000 bushel Northland Elevator plant next season. Stewart Mangon of Beck Haven Sask awarded international scholarship for England voyage. Manila report notes Filipino independence claim. Azores region politics and Garralpeg incident referenced. Portmasse builder Lloyds shows surge in motorship construction for three months ending June 30.
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London
House of Commons
Imperial
Canada
Africa
Australia
India
Fort Qu’Appelle
H. C. Hall
I Qu‘Appelle
Department of Public Health
Ashley's ‘Point
R.G. Ferguson
San
Lloyds
Jibuti
East’ Africa
Fontainebleau
Canadian Good Roads Association convention planned for Edmonton
Delegates from across Canada will gather in Edmonton for the annual meeting of the Canadian Good Roads Association. The event, now awaiting an exact date toward late September, will run three days and discuss Western road problems, with addresses on issues for road builders and users in Alberta.
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Rian
Dominion
Wren
Good Roads Autocietion
Edmaonton
Promaedel
L. Squire
Onisario
William Kinsay
Toronto
Werp
Eliy
Brownlee
iHon
Alex
Rosa
Canada
Alberta
Churchill Sees Coal Strike Prolonged in Britain
Winston Churchill addressing London bankers warned the coal crisis would likely continue, saying it worsens national wealth though trade and finance remain less affected than expected. He noted the impact falls on regions with strong union activity and that overall damage has not matched worst fears.
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Wington Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Advance Polls Ottawa Brief
Advance polls in Ottawa are announced with details pending. The notice highlights early voting options and timelines for electors ahead of the upcoming election.
Thirteenth Lucky Date Cited For Meighen Government
The article notes July 13 as a fortunate date for forming a government and recalls Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s 1890s administration begun two days earlier. It cites that Laurier’s government lasted fifteen years until 1911 and links the date to Meighen’s current outlook.
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Ottiwa
Wilfrid Laurier
Privy Council
Meighen
Ontario Bars Public Dancing on Sundays
Attorney-General W. F. Nickle announced a provincial move to stop public dancing on Sundays in Ontario. He argued municipalities should not grant licenses for Sunday dancing venues. The pronouncement followed Niagara Falls deputations to the government.
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Ontario
Toronto
Province of
W. F. Nickte
Nickle
Niagara Falls
European Financial Crisis Sparks Government Power Shifts
The article reports a eurozone financial crisis prompting emergency measures. Belgium faces a plunging franc and explores a new gold standard, while France and Italy debate executive responsibility and stabilizing reforms.
Globe Circling Record Sealed by Evans and Wells
Evans and Wells complete a record circumnavigation of the earth in just under 29 days. The pair arrived at the Pulitzer building in New York after leaving on June 16 at 12:30 am. Official timing shows a total of 28 days 2y hours and 35 minutes.
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Evans
Walle
New York
Edward S. Evans
Linton O. Wells
Pulitzer
Joh Mehey- Madre
Sapiro Addresses Saskatchewan Farmers on Cooperative Spirit
Aaron Sapiro urged Saskatoon farmers to unite through genuine cooperation and warned against failures seen in U S wheat pools. He contrasted past co operative efforts with the need to preserve the cooperative spirit on every Saskatchewan farm and home. Dr Walter Murray chaired and the crowd welcomed him as a freeman of Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon
Aaron Sapiro
Saskatchewan
Sapiro
Katchewan
U.s.ar Lo
Wheat
Walter Murray
Thenniversity
McPhail
Murray Ae
Britisiv Cheera
Tigers
New Governor General Likely Sworn In At Quebec
Reports indicate Viscount Willingdon will be sworn in as governor general of Canada in Quebec at an early date upon arrival. The oath ceremony in the ancient capital mirrors past precedents set with the Duke of Devonshire and Baron Byng of Vimy, suggesting the current approach will continue.
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Willingdon
Quebec
Canada
Duke of Devonshire
Baron Byng
Rabies Clinic Treats 147 Cases In Montreal Outbreak
At Royal Victoria Hospital a rabies epidemic has led 147 people to seek care. Many cases were serious with wounds on exposed areas, including bites through the muzzle in some examples.
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Montreal
Royal Victoria Hospital
Strapping Despite Plot in Canada Pacific Route
Fragmentary text hints at a plotted event involving a Canadian Pacific route bound for Montrose. The lines show incomplete dialogue about doing their best to make good, but no clear facts or names are verifiable from the readable fragment.
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Pacific
Montrose Bound
Tragedy on Pacific Northwest Burned Car Fire Claims Nine
A caravan fleeing wildfires trapped between Band Alta and Windermere B C. two women and two children died in a motor car blaze. Mrs Leslie Waite and Mrs Clifford Nesblit of Dysart Sask led the victims. their husbands Leslie Watts and Clifford Nesblit were badly burned and hospitalized at Invermere. RCMP Corporal Taylor said the group tried to turn back at the Kootenay Crossing as flames closed in.
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Calgary
Band
Alta
Windermere
B.C
Leslie Waite
Clifford Nesblit
Dysart
Sask
Leslie Watts
Invermere
Taylor
RCMP
Kootenay Croasing
Imperial Conference Not Likely Postponed Says Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph reports no grounds for delaying the Imperial Conference. It states Canadian authorities have not asked to move the date and there is no reason to doubt Dominion attendance.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Canada
No Rust Damage in Saskatchewan Report
Saskatoon reports no black stem rust found in the province to date per Dr. Guthrie Sanford head of the Dominion laboratory of plant pathology at the University of Saskatchewan. Light tea rust infections noted but not serious. unlikely to cause great damage.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Guthrie Sanford
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
University of Saskatchewan
Meighen Names New Cabinet Members in Ottawa
Ottawa reports Meighen forms a new cabinet with Arthur Meighen as prime minister and minister of external affairs. Other included ministers are George Perley, R. B. Bennett, E. Patenaude, Hugh Guthrie, H. H. Stevens, S. F. Tolmie, W. A. Black, R. J. Manton, J. D. Chapin, George B. Jones, E. B. Ryckman, and Sir Henry Drayton among others. Several portfolios remain unfilled, with plans to assign Interior, Immigration, and related posts to provinces of Quebec and Saskatchewan.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
the Privy Council
George Perley
R. B. Bennett
E. &.Pateoaude
Hugh Guthrie
H. H. Stevens
F. Tolmie
Henry Drayton
Donald ‘Sutherland
R. D. Morand
John A. MacDonald
Interior
Quebec
Saskatchewaa
Patenaude
Marine
Bendett
InterlatgHon
Morand
Sir Henry Drayton
Immigration
Job, Chabot
Proposed October date set for Imperial Conference
London Premier Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that October 5 would be the conference date. The agenda includes a general review of defense related policy, imperial communications, and common concerns across governments. Key topics feature overseas settlement trade, imperial shipping, research, and empire taxability of state enterprises.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Imperial Economic Committee
Empire Marketing Board
Imperial Communications
Imperial Shipping Committee
Birmingham Swimmer Drops Channel Attempt After Nine Hours
Frank Perks of Birmingham tried to swim the Dover Strait from the French side starting at midnight. A northeasterly wind and fog turned rough seas causing Perks to abandon the attempt after about nine hours in the water.
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Birmingham
Dover
Eng
Frank Perks
Perks
Bastille Day Parade Draws Notables Amid Unrest
Celebrations marking Bastille Day featured guests General Primo de Rivera and Sultan Mulay Youssef while communist demonstrators gathered. Municipal official M Joly and about 20 others were arrested for jeering as President Doumergue reviewed the troops.
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Pratce
Primo de Rivers
Morocco
Mulal Youssef
Aona
M. Joly
Doumergue
Study U S Methods London Commission Consideration
The Daily Mail notes Ascugston’s ministerial talks on sending a commission to the United States to study how high wages are earned there. The proposed commission would resemble a recent study by The Man. No decision yet, but if industrial peace returns in Britain it may be sent in the fall.
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U.S
London
The
Daily Mail
Sendidz
United States
Great Britain
Prohibition Army Draft Expands to 206 New Enlistees
The pro prohibition organization pushes ahead with orders for enlistment. One hundred fifty new recruits are slated for New York and sixteen for Los Angeles. The additional forces are part of 206 authorized by Congress at the request of Assistant Secretary Andrews and will be mobilized soon.
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Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Congress
Andrews
Wilt Stop Contests Winnipeg
Editor of the C B U Bulletin and the guardsman pleaded guilty in city police court to running common betting houses tied to coupon papers. They were given ten years suspended sentences on condition they discontinue the contests.
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Winnipeg —Editora
C.B.U. Bulletin
Ay the
Vancouver May Prosecute CPR Officials Over Grain Rates
Officials of the Canadian Pacific Railway may face prosecution for alleged failure to comply with the railway board grain rate equalization order. The full board will decide after three commissioners complete their western tour and return to Ottawa.
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Vancouver
C.P.R
Railway Board
Ottawa
Edmonton Exhibition Attendance Records Set on Citizens Day
The Edmonton Exhibition drew 82,168 attendees for Citizens Day, surpassing last year’s 27,032 record. Ideal weather conditions prevailed for the event.
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Edmonton
adaHered Wheat
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Argentine
Buenos Aires
Liberal Agu
Liberal Party
Qatario
Aly
Empire Wireless
Port. Arthur Port Arthur
Elty” ‘Tor
Northland Elevator Company
Port Arthur
Wits
Slas
Stewart Man‘gon
Beckhaven, Sask
England
Ind
Presbyterian Hospital of
New York City
Lisbon
Enial
Manila
Paris Council
Gomes da Costa
Ping
Auk
Philippines
Garealpeg Bray
Azores
Honlpeg
Clark Oéad
Vies J. Brown
Elty Finaipes
Ignesia
Mantioles
Lotdoni
Thant
Europe
Hrussels
Belgium
Bilt
Te Mountains
Meighen’s
Peanuthitiga ‘Army
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