Elevators Sale Debate Marks Western UCangta Meeting
At a Winnipeg meeting the board discussed selling Univd Grate elevators to three pools in Western Canada. The motion to sell failed amid opposition. a plan to transfer assets and consider other options was defeated by a narrow margin as shareholders faced charter and bylaws constraints.
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Wisaseriis
Dave of
Winnivere
Guey Yeparay
Univat Lindon
Gowers
Prain
Jorge
Seling Univd
Brads
Deeetors
Ber
France Warns Against Attacks on Legations Abroad
Foreign Minister Briand tells the Chamber France will not tolerate attacks on its legations in foreign countries. He cites a recent incident in Vealimiglia amid Mussolini assassination fallout. Discussions focus on relations with Germany and possible settlements with Germany to maintain peace.
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Vauris
Baly
Briand
Chamber of Dupation
Vaneine
Warnasd
France
Vealimiglia
Mussalini
Germany
Dinewsing
Gernmoy
Sonky
Porte
Streysemann
Wealthy Californian Gives Tips After World Tour
Charles J. Chneh travels with two Waikiki hotel staffers Ernest Chhag and Marty Nolan for courtesy on a world tour. The giver rewards polite service with gifts and travel perks while the trip unfolds across destinations.
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Ernest Chhag
Marty Nolan
T Waikiki Beach
Charles J. Chneh
Devs
Es Orst Trig
Manotuhi
Vancouver firm named among successful harbor tenderers
A Vancouver company guided by the Monireal harbor commission was listed as a successful tenderer for supplying material to the harbor works. The report notes the firm’s selection alongside a British Columbia contractor and outlines the bid process and qualification.
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Meniresi
Bieuncan Lamber Company
Vancouver
Monireal
Sir Joseph Pope Dies in Ottawa at Age 72
Sir Joseph Pope former British Secretary of State in the Federal Government and a prominent figure in Canadian public life died at his Ottawa home. He was aged 72 and had been ill only a short time.
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Joseph Pope
Ouewa
Boder
France Faces Unemployment Crisis After Franc Recovery
The article reports a rapid franc recovery in France that threatens unemployment. Industries especially in automotive and forging face curtailment and job losses as firms cut schedules. Many plan to dismiss foreign workers to preserve domestic employment while orders hold.
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Paris
Regia
Uie
Flax Prize Narrowly Goes to Montana at Chicago Show
The Montana winner M. C. Trowell from Saltenats Sask led a lineup where Canada claimed multiple near misses. F Ward of Union Montana secured first place with Lewis Riba from Plentywood Montana as runner-up. A crowded field followed with several Canadian entrants placing in the top ten as the event concluded.
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Canada
Chicago
M. C.trowell
Saltenats
Sask
Traiingef. F. Ward
Union
Montana
Lewis Riba
Plentywood
Mon
Albert Schultz
Wurelka
South
Ranier
Alta
Spring Wheat Championship Honors Go To William Darnborough
William Darnborough of Laura Sask wins the spring wheat championship at the Guelph seed grain show held with the Guelph winter fair. Darnborough also secures the top award for sheep, with a Suffolk ram ribbon. Shropshire ewe champion is awarded to J A Whitehead of Nutana Sask.
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William Darnborough
Laura, Sask
Guelph Guelph
Ont
Guelph
Ham Darnborough
Laura
Sask
Larnborough
Andrew Schmidt
Midway
Dareborough
Sheep Exhiblia
J. A. Whitehead
Nutuna, Sask
Kabbalists Seek Mount Moriah Land For Temple Reconstruction
A petition from orthodox Kabbalists in Jerusalem led by Rabbi Dress-Lauer asks the League of Nations to urge the Palestine Government to allot a land strip on Mount Moriah for Naloman's temple reconstruction. The move is one of several Palestine Syria and Southwest Africa petitions reviewed by the Permanent Mandates Commission.
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Slamon
Genevi
League of Nations
Palestine Government
Mount Moriah
Jerusalem
Naloman
I Permanent Mandates Commission
Jertvaleny
Dress- Lauer
Palestrine
Syria
Africa
Commission
Canada Border Deportations and Mining Shipment Report
The report notes 10901 foreigners unlawfully within the U S last fiscal year with 22 deported to Canada and 16503 turned back at the Canadian border. In Canada the Silver Leaf Mining Syndicate Limited plans shipments to Bradford England as a 1,000,002 dollar mining shipment is prepared on the Winnipeg River area.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Potat du Bois
Winnipeg River
Winnipeg
Silver Leaf Mining Syndicate (Canada) Limited
Bradford
England
Cluiter
T. P. Gallan
Germany completes first commercial air ambulance
Friedrichshaven authorities announce completion of the first commercial air ambulance. The nine and seven passenger high speed craft feature an enamel interior for easier disinfection.
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Friedrichshaven
Germany
Hhez
Ferguson Wins In Ontario On Liquor Policy
Ontario voters provide Premier Ferguson a strong majority amid a provincial election that returns Liberal and Progressive leaders in key ridings. Ferguson plans to propose government control of liquor after assembling a new cabinet, with early statements and a call for collective judgment on policy details.
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Ferguson
Ontario
Toronte
Ferrarian
Wninivter
Travia Jamieron
Portfolis
Grey South
Parquhar Oliver
Hoo
John Olver
British Columbia
Grenville
Fer Sm Foh
Toronto
Ottawa
Hamilton
London
Windsor
Rush Work On Hudson Bay Railway Progress
A special dispatch notes 120 men laying rails on Hudson Bay Railway and 700 workers total on site. The Kettle RiPids Bridge approaches are finished and rails planned to Limestone River this winter if weather allows. Two freight engines in use toward Mile 244 and one trainload of supplies moves daily for construction.
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Saskatoon
Star
Hadson's Bay
Kettle Riplds
Sde
Ic la
Manitoba Rhodes Scholar McLean Receives Honor
Winnipeg report notes Ross McLean of Winnipeg has been named Manitoba Rhodes scholar for 1926. Born in Manitoba he finished at Brandon College in 1921 and entered the University of Manitoba in 1922, becoming a prominent figure in university circles over four years.
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Winnipeg
Ross McLean
Manitoba
McLean
Brandon College
University of Manitoba
Fewer Resolutions Planned for U F A Convention
Calgary reports a reduced slate of resolutions for the U F A annual meeting in Edmonton January. The shift comes as farm groups gain self governance and the wheat pool channels grain matters to the pool board, diminishing the traditional agenda.
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Calgary
WFA
Edmonton
Red Cross Plans Campaign in Toronto Meeting
Delegates from every province attended the 36th annual meeting of the Canadian Red Cross Society central council in Toronto. A national fundraising drive was outlined for next spring to continue health work across all provinces, with $600,000 spent in six years and urgent need for new funds to sustain the program.
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Toronto
Dominion
Central Council of the Canadian Red Cross Society
British push to clear South China pirate nest near Bias Bay
British officials and shipping interests in the Far East seek aid from the American and Japanese navies to target the Souring ship piracy hub near Hongkong Bias Bay after recovering a fire-damaged slip and the Dritish steamer Sunning.
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Bhanghal
Alan ‘Bell
Tsungkong
Far East
South China Vrate
Bias Bay
Hongkong
French Cavalry Mounts Arrive in Toronto for Winter Fair
Three French officers arrived with trained mounts aboard the Melita and Bolingbroke freighter cargo. The horses, unloaded at Antwerp and Montreal, were transported to Toronto for exhibition riding and jumping contests at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Special CP arrangements ensured safe voyage and readiness for strenuous displays.
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Sis Qigtdy
Melita
CPS
Montreal
Bolingbroke
Toronto
Lntwerp
Canadian Pacific
C.P.S
Dominion Wheat Tests To Plant Reward Variety Next Spring
Dominion experimental farms will plant Reward wheat next spring to test its performance against Marquis. Reward is said to mature ten days later than Marquis, resist rust, and yield more due to heavier kernels. Trials last summer averaged 63 pounds per bushel, with better milling than Garnet.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Dominion Experiment Fari
Marquis
Canada
United States
Dominion Experimental Farm
Western Horses Win Clydesdale Stallion at Guelph Fair
Western horses headline the Guelph Winter Show with Clydesdale class wins and top honors. Arnprior Emigrant owned by Keston Agricultural Syndicate of Neston Man leads the grand championship lineup, while Fyfe Star owned by W J McGatlam of Beampton and Taggin claim junior championship spots. Carl Roberts of Osborn Man earns a walkover in Percherons as the show highlights Dominion sires.
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Reston
Guelph
Dominion
Arnprior Emigrant
Keston Agricultural Syndicate
Neston
Fyyfe Star
W. J. McGatlam
Beampton
Teginn
Carl Roberts
Osborne
Man
Canada’s Rosy Future Seen by Banquet Delegates
Lon I A Crerar president of United Grain Growers told about Canada’s 50 year growth and its looming expansion, predicting unprecedented development in the next 25 years. Alderman Frank Freeze and J Li Sutherland welcomed delegates on behalf of the board of trade at the Calgary event.
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Calgary
Canada
Lon
I. A. Crerar
United Grain Gowers
Board of Trade
Mr. Crerar
Frank Freeze
J. Li. Sutherland
Board of ‘Trade
Export tax proposal on Canadian wheat sparks Winnipeg discussion
Ogilvie Flour Milling Company vice-president Mr Black, visiting Winnipeg, argues Canada should retaliate to foreign duties by imposing an export tax on grain. He notes moisture and drying costs burden millers and predicts higher farmer taxes, while criticising foreign buyers like Ghent and noting shifts in flour export demand and the rise of Canadian spring wheat used for starch and gluten production.
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Winnipeg
A. Black
Ogilvie Flour Milling Company
Montreail
Ack
Black
Canada
Ghent
Siberia
Australia
Mararovi
Black Sald
Empire Defence Speeches at Imperial Conference
London reports speeches by Premier Baldwin and Dominion leaders on imperial defence. Mackenzie King praises demonstrations as showing need for empire wide defence coordination and Dominion defense organization. Bridwin emphasizes advisory committee role and flexible membership for India and Dominions to use Imperial defence facilities. Talks mention Singapore base and financing of naval plans under an extended admiralty scheme.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Mackensie King
Canada
Bruce
Australia
J. G. Coates
New Zealand
WS. Monroe
Newfoundland
N. C. Havenga
Maharajah Dhirapa Hashudur
Hardwan
Mackenzie iKing
Dominion Defence
Bridwin
Committee On
India
Ak Daddwin
Dominions
Imperial Conference Defence
Singapore
Schour
Baldwitz
Admiralty
Gidd
Post
France set trap for Britain warns London paper
A London paper argues France plans a Geneva disarmament agenda to force Britain to fund Europe’s future wars. It cites a Sunday Express claim that France and Poland seek a threefold higher British contribution, risking a bloc vote against Britain in the League of Nations committee.
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London
Geneva
Vrante
Great Britain
Europe
Lord Beaverbrook
Sunday Express
Express
France
Poland
Maland
League of Nations Committee On
Tr Iy
League
Prediction of German astrologist foresees Bolshevism end
A 1927 forecast by German astrologist Dadetzky predicts upheaval next year with Bolshevism ending and a revolutionary wave affecting Europe. It also warns of attacks on European officials and a massive natural disaster impacting parts of France.
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Strasbourg
Dadetzky
Bert and
Mugasnes
Chuvagier
Bolsheviain
France
Koglamt
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Inter Provincial Wheat Pool
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