New Proposal for Completion of H B Road
A historical outline discusses Wittopeg and Gisedosos in a plan to finish the H B Road. It covers harbor development, railway land grants, branch lines to Winnipeg and the States, mineral rights, and a $26 million bond to secure performance. Government involvement and port projects are included with timelines of two years for road and harbor completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowedt
Geider
Eiab Ile
Winnipegs
Ontercayker
Bperisie
Nelson Harbor
British Law Praised Over U S In Chicago Tribune Editorial
The Chicago Tribune editorial laments public pretrial publicity and mock trials in the United States. It argues British law protects due process by restricting pretrial press coverage and warns against out of court judgments influencing juries.
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Uls
Chicago
United States
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
England
Prince of Wales Avoids Stops En Route to Alberta Ranch
The Prince of Wales traveling to a ranch in Alberta plans to bypass border towns to minimize stops. He will depart the Berengaria by tender, land at Lange Island, and then take a train from New London Connecticut to Calgary. The voyage involves international teams from Great Britain and the United States concluding with a train journey inland.
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Prince
Table Ranch
Alberta
Australia Plans Big International Exhibition
Australia contemplates hosting a major international display. The Wartley commission praised the British Empire Exhibition for its publicity value and believes a similar event in Australia would raise the continent's profile internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Wartley
Wiihr
Valuable Mineral Discovery in Peace River Country
Report of a significant mineral find in the upper Peace River area by the Canyon Gold AluioG Company drilling for gold. Readers expect a stampede as new ore pools are described, with speculation on the potential impact on local mining activity.
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Peace River Country
Edmonton
Irlliam
Peace River
Canyon Gold Aluiog Company
Red Rock
Decline in Bank Clearings Squeezes June Business
The Dominion Bureau reports Canada wide bank clearings at 1 June total of 1.775 million? plus 2.29 billion in May, showing a drop of about 223 million or 16 percent. Seasonal factors and five Sundays in June explain part of the decline. Ottawa government business also fell sharply by about 83 million.
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Wawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dane
Ottawa
Nationalists Adopt Belligerent Attitude
The German National party of the Reichstag has adopted a resolution sent to the Government. It demands that Germany be treated on equal footing with the Allies in the London conference and calls for the immediate release of prisoners, return of exiles, evacuation of the Ruhr, restoration of railroads, and recognition of German sovereignty. It opposes any settlements not meeting its terms and urges an end to the occupa tion period in the bridgehead zone from October 1926.
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Berlin
German National Party of the
Reichsatag
Ural
Germany
London
Ruhr
Low mood blamed on luxury demand says Quebec merchants group
M Lipointe, secretary of the Quebec division of the Renal Merchants Association of Canada, links rising luxury demand to business gloom while a Montreal inquiry continues. W G Lovell, 18, given six months to read every city paper daily and rewrite local traffic accident stories after being charged with speeding.
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Montreal
M. Lipointe
Quebec
Renal Merchants’ Association of Canada
Angeles
W. G. Lovell
Escape from Arctic Hanging Delayed By Witness Threats
Judge Tianin Dubue and secretary Miss Yvonne Richard oversee a case with Crown counsel Howatt and defense lawyer McBride as Es wkimn prisoner travels by river to Stony Mountain penitentiary. Indefinite postponement of the trial followed threats from Evkimo witnesses, with the party held up for a day or two at Akiavik.
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Edmonter- Phere
Arctic
Thalupiak Harges
Kattia
Huyhoowas
Eulifs
Muaanslain
Akiavik
Tianin Dubue
Mra
Das
Yvonne Richard
orrin@ Howatt
Wird McBride
Edmionton
McMurcehy
McMurray
Stony Mountain Penitentiars
S. Temas
New Wireless System To Be Tried In Canada
London Vernon Kartshorn announced in the House of Commons that Britain will adopt imperial wireless recommendations. A Marconi beam station may be erected in Canada for cross empire links with Europe, Africa, India and Australia. The National Committee of Home Bank depositors urged to keep active, with expectant government action on moral claims in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vernon Kartshorn
House of Commons
Robert Donald
Great Britain
Gvorgeas
Canada
Europe
British Empire
Hy Hishoen
Martoni ‘Company
Goavernment
Marconi Company
Souath Africa
India
Australia
Yoronto
National Committee of Home Bank
Govern
Brantford Appeals To Railway Board Over Rate Discrimination
Brantford makes formal application to the Railway Commission seeking relief from discriminatory freight rates favoring Teronia and Tanmilitan. The complaint argues rates linked to the Crow's Nest Pass schedule may be altered to benefit a broader or original territory. The hearing date will be set, with consolidations planned as essential points are identical.
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Orawa
Ooi- Tae
Brantford
Phous
Railway Commission
Teronia
Tanmilitan
Storms Ravage French Coast Causing Ship Loss And Fires
Heavy storms hit the southern coast of France with high seas. several fishing boats are missing and lightning hit Montpelier area causing houses in Laure to burn. Olive groves and vineyards sustained damage while farming regions near Jyons and along the Swiss border suffered. In Geneva area damage reported and at Royan a seven year old girl swept seaward was rescued by deputy Pierre Tuiltioger who leaped in to save her.
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France
Montpelier
Laure
Jyons
Switzerland
Geneva
Royan
Pierre Tuiltioger
Parishin
Military College report on cadet flogging at Kingston
The subcommitteer of the Advisors Council of the Royal Military College Kingston reports Major Arnold of Regina faced flogging allegations against his son by senior cadets. The inquiry largely supports the charges but notes discipline has been revised and supplemented and further measures are deemed necessary.
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Advisors Council
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Arnold
D.S.C
Riegina
Arnold Cage
Manitoba Grain Trading Tax Stand Questioned by Federal Authority
The 1825 Manitoba Legislature act taxing grain futures on the Winniper Grain Exchange faced federal disallowance after Saskatchewan petitioned. The Attorneys General of Manitoba argue the act overstepped provincial powers, with Ottawa delaying the waiver of allowances and the looming Hop Row decision.
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Megtowaime
Fedisal
Owas
Craig
Aitormes
Manitola
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada Offers Co operation on Empire Food Committee Nomination
The Government plans to appoint a nominee to the Empire Food Committee as part of imperial economic talks. Canada previously opposed a permanent economic committee but would cooperate in a limited investigative body. Negotiations have not reached a final appointment.
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Empire Food Committee
Empire Feed Committee
Canada
Chanda
Empire
Las Bnatcuentas Willie
Canadians Return From the United States Boost Immigration
Canada reports that 680 Canadians arrived by sea through April to June with 52,000 from overseas ports and 16,000 returning from the United States. Officials say most arrivals come with employment, prompting tighter rules on assisted passages to curb undue manipulation by ship companies and farmers. The overall immigration trend remains normal.
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OnWa
Canada
Camida
United States
Art o Brien Released BAM
London report says Art o Brien, former Gaelic League president, who drew a two year sentence on July 6 1923 for seditious conspiracy, has been released from prison.
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London
Canada May Join Food Committee Talks in Imperial Conference
The government signals willingness for Canadian participation but no appointments or invitations have been issued. Preparations delay a roundtable on imperial relations and ministers from distant dominions are not planned for year-end. Discussions likely after the current Inter Allied Dawes Conference.
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Wilt
Mahoely
Retish Glas
Canada
Econende
Panada
Rimpire Pood
Lon
J. H W. Thomas
Australia
New Zealand
Mare
Inter Allied
Dawes
Alberta Crop Prospects Deny Chicago Report on Wheat
Alberta Minister of Agriculture George Houlney rejects a Chicago sourced forecast of 40 million bushels of wheat for Alberta. He says no official estimate exists and daily conditions vary. He predicts the 40 million figure is a poor guess though harvest should still be a market factor amid improving rains.
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Geo. Hoatiey
Chicago
Edmonton
George HuaWey
Alberta
Headley
Happert
Ride On Moose Parson Comes to Canada For Novel Experience
Fredericton NB reports Dr Thomas Trevers a Presbyterian clergyman from Mount Clair NJ visited New Brunswick to ride a bull moose for movies. The stunt occurred at Grand Lake with boatmen assisting as trackers chased the moose toward the water and the parson mounted it.
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Parson
Canada
Fredericton
N.b.r.v
Thomas Trevers
Mount Clair
New Brunswick
Grand Lake
Hes
Premier to Tour Western Canada This Autumn
Premier King plans a major western tour in October with a Calgary stop as part of his autumn itinerary. Charles II, Minister of the Interior, confirms the statement and indicates broad westward engagement.
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Calgary
King
Udp
Charles II
Brew
Lost Child Tawatinaw Found After Wandering
Allan-Wandering aionne in Northern Alberta ends as a searching party locates three year old Bobby Anderson nine miles from home. He had been without food or shelter for two days and was exhausted but alive, found on the bask of a pireain.
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Tawatinaw
Allan
Aionne
Alberta
Bobby Anderson
Samuel Anderson
Uitte
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Caire
Railway Board
Crow's Nest
Military College Report
States
Art O' Brien
Bam
Canadian Bar Association
Cen Yee Orient
Judge Leask
Natty Bayi Bsn
Testes Declos
Peel
Turnbull
Eget
Pierre Jeu K.C
G. de Lorimier
Montlaurier
Queber
FOR Food Committee
Alberta Crop Prospects
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