Reparations Talk Ends in Paris as Leaders Fail to Agree
Premier Bonar Law explained why France and Britain could not reach a reparations agreement after talks in Paris. He noted M Poincare highlighted a fundamental ditch between the two nations over whether a moratorium should have guarantees and how much Germany must pay, concluding that no workable accord was possible.
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Paris
Bonar Law
France
Britain
M. Poincare
London
Paria
McPoincare
Waa
Germany
Saskatchewan Devolution of Flour Marketing Proposed
A Saskatchewan delegation from the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association urged Ottawa to amend the Federal Wheat Board act to give a wheat board control over flour marketing in addition to wheat. Premier Dunning and the government promised consideration after a conference with the delegation led by President J. A. Mahurg and Secretary A. J. McPhail.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Federal
Wheat Board
Saskatchewan Grain ‘Growers' Association
Hom J. A. Mahurg
A. J. McPhail
Dunning
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Provincial Wheat Board
Danning
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Federal Wheat’ Board
Legismentee
Association
You May Be Ill Tonight Have You a Remedy
A household remedy advertisement promotes Nerviline for stomach cramps indigestion and neuralgia. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water ease pain and aid sleep and promises long lasting relief for various pains. The ad touts affordable 35 cent bottles available everywhere.
Winnipeg editor McTavish takes helm at Evening Tribune
William J. McTavish is named editor of the Evening Tribune under proprietor M. E. Nichols. He arrived from Saskatoon six months ago and has effectively served as editor since, guiding the paper during the interim.
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Winnipeg
William J. McTavish
Evening Tribune
M. E. Nichols
Saskatoon
Winnipeg rents rise on Portage and Main forcing moves
Winnipeg offices face sharp rent hikes with leases expiring at year end. Portage and Main properties see 50 percent increases forcing firms to relocate to older buildings as premium spaces disappear.
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Winnipeg
Portage
Main Streets
Heavy Ottawa Legislation Schedule Promises Busy Month
Parliament plans a heavy program with delegations from trades and labor groups likely mid month. The unions aim to push eight hour day and coopera tive legislation while urging coalfield development and tax reform. They seek joint councils and regulation of cooperatives plus broader constitutional labor measures.
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Ottawa
Inter
Tabor
Labor Congress
International Labor Conference
League of Nations
Canada
United Kingdom
Hull Chamber presses for more dock space for Canadian cattle
The Halli Chamber of Commerce asked railway companies to provide adequate docking and accommodation at the port of Hall for Canadian cattle imported under the recent bill. The act requires cattle from Canada to be detained for six days after arrival, but a chamber member argues observation during the voyage may suffice without the extra detention period.
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London
Halli
Dominion
Suffered for Years Yet Now Quite Well Kidney Pill Remedy
A Quebec reader touts Dodd's Kidney Pills for persisting kidney troubles noting rapid relief and renewed health. Local residents claim the pills cleanse uric acid and strengthen kidneys. Also reported is the death of Mrs Alexander Graham Bell at 63 in Washington after long illness.
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Quebec
Dodd
Asl
L. Fremblay
Alexander Graham Bell Washington
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
David Fairchild
Belt
Pension corrections urged for veterans by Royal Commission
C G MacNeil secretary of the G W V A and Dominion Veterans' Alliance cited correcting pension procedures as a key issue for the Royal Commission to consider when it sits in January. He spoke at a local meeting about applications from former service men and decisions by the Board of Pension Commissioners.
Lumbermen’s Tour From Winnipeg To Vancouver Planned
After the retail lumbermen’s convention in Winnipeg this month, a group of business men will tour to the coast and back aboard CN Railway cars. The trip will start from Winnipeg, travel to Vancouver and return to their homes aboard the railway’s inspection tour.
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Vancouver
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railway
Livestock Breeders Elect Directors for Aberdeen Angus
The Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association announces its annual meeting in Edmonton on February 21 and a directors meeting on March 6. Newly elected directors include James Bowman Guelph Joan Lowe Elora Ont C C Channon Oakwood Ont James Turner Carroll Mac F J Collier Welwyn Sask James Browne Neudorf Sask W D Lyon Deveron Sask S J Henderson Lacombe and G I Hutton Calgary.
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James Browne
Neudorf
Sask
W. D. Lyon
Diamond Dyes Promise Simple Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use on wool silk linen cotton or blends with directions inside each package. It claims no spots fades or runs, and guides buyers to tell the druggist their fabric type. Also notes Canada eases box car shortage and rails cross border use of U S cars.
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Montreal
Dominion
C. P. Riddell
Railway Association of Canada
United States
Canadian Railways
Belgian Premier Will Resign After Reparations Conference
Brussels reports Premier Theunya will resign following the Paris reparations conference over the Flemish language dispute at the University of Ghent. Etoile Belge notes the decision. Local patrons urged to support merchants and strengthen the town.
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Brussels
Theunya
Paris
University of Ghent
Etoile Belge
Advocates Western Route To Relieve East Bound Traffic
Railway official argues for a western route to move Alberta and Saskatchewan grain to Vancouver and Calgary to ease eastward traffic. He notes 26 000 Canadian box cars now in the U S and warns of lumber car shortages while urging storage elevators in the west to handle anticipated volume.
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Winnipeg
Europe
Vancouver
Atvia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Edmonton
Fort William
B.C
United States
Denial Clears Rumors Of Prince's Betrothal
London reports an emphatic denial of rumors that the Prince of Wales would wed an Italian princess. Lord Stanfordham, the King's secretary, is quoted saying the latest betrothal talk is nonsense and he has heard nothing about it.
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London
Prince of Wales
Lord Stanfordham
Ear buzzing and headaches cure claim for Catarrhozone inhaler
Greenmount resident Mr A Hammill reports lasting ear ringing head pains and partial deafness, praising Catarrhozone inhaler for clearing nostrils stopping cough and improving breathing. Ad touts 26c 50c and 1 dollar options for two months, sold by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
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A A. Hammill
Greenmount
P.K.I
Catarrho Zone Co
Montreal
Limit Grain Shipments Winnipeg West St. John Traffic
Canadian Pacific Railway announces temporary loading restrictions on grain cars bound for West St. John due to congestion. Accumulation at St. John has slowed yard throughput to fifty cars per day as ships at Atlantic ports lack space.
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Winnipeg
West St. Joh
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. John
Bankers to Confer on Common Questions Between Nations
Montreal will host a joint conference in February where United States and Canadian bankers will discuss banking, business, and economic issues of mutual interest. The American Bankers Association appointed a Canadian relations committee to meet a parallel Canadian committee formed by the Canadian Bankers Association. Sir Frederick Williams Taylor heads the Canadian committee, serving as president of the Canadian Bankers Association and general manager of the Bank of Montreal.
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New York
United States
Montreal
Dominion
American Bankers’ Association
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Frederick Williams Taylor
Wankera’ Abbociation
Bank of Montreal
Panama Canal Sets Traffic Record For 1922
The Panama Canal carried 2,897 ships in 1922, beating 1921’s 2,814. Tolls collected reached 12,573,407.80 dollars, the highest monthly average since the canal opened, surpassing one million dollars.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Premier Lenine of Soviet Rustaia in ill health
A Reuters Riga dispatch reports Premier Lenine of Soviet Rustaia is very ill again. Western European physicians have been summoned to attend him, but his entourage has abandoned hope of recovery.
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London
Lenine
Rustaia
Riga
Reuter
Europe
Conference Planned On Canadian Cattle Marketing
Ottawa officials from the Department of Agriculture and cattle men from across the Dominion will meet toward month end to discuss plans for marketing Canadian non breeding cattle after lifting Britain's embargo. Proposals include union stock and grade development and continuous market update systems for exporters, plus guidance on British import ports and cattle classes in demand.
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Ottawa
Federal Department, of Agriculture
Great Britain
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Royal Commission
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Melcokm Ferguson
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Advocate
Post Office Department
U.S
Canadien
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