Closing Day Debates on Budget Spark Premier King Policy Fight
A fragmented report recalls Premier King defending post budget policies amid calls for tax and levy adjustments. Massey Harris statement praised for restraint, but critics note farmers would not be charged for taxes not owed.
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Gesawa
Gtr
Baepee
Tata Bae
Sueccei
King
Caither
Syters
Pri
Ores
Bs Vcrithedd
Ak Ieee
Qwest
Maritaba Rolling Mills
Clare
Dyspepsia remedy promotion claims relief
An advertisement urges readers to stop using dyspepsia tablets and treat the root cause by strengthening the stomach and regulating the bowels. It touts Dr Hamilton's Pills for stomach, kidneys, and liver and Dr Manilton's Pills priced 25 cents per box or ten dollars for all dealers of The Cujarrhozone Co.
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Dr. Hamilton
Dr. Manilton
Cujarrhozone Co
Montreach
Sabatthet
Riette
Pei Woosh
Wade
Mac Hdwaras
Mdwairds
Tom Pereesange
Edwards
Conte
Balwanths
Biwaids
Ae Nee Bank
Meidwands World
Mira
Eran Creadiqnes
Jie Delanet
Dieyasiis
Fidence
Mr. Ith
Protests Over Emigration Of British Children
Delegates at the National Conference of Labor Women in London urged a halt to emigration of British children to dominions. A resolution supported stopping the practice and establishing safeguards for the children including monitoring after relocation. The protest reflects concern for child welfare amid relocation schemes.
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Labor Women
London
Aysirt
National Conference of Labor
Round-Up of Wild Horses in Southern Alberta
Round up details in Southern Alberta describe horses relocated and managed across regional ranges. The text notes movements and handling by local authorities and ranchers with references to specific districts and times. The fragmentary record highlights efforts to corral and steady wild herds in preparation for seasonal operations.
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Alberta
Fr Minehan Urges Timely Church Union Settlement
In a Catholic Register piece Father L Minehan calls for a union among churches as a timely response to ongoing dissension. He warns that delaying may foster greater division and urges action to preserve unity and moral order amid religious and social tensions.
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Torento
Catholic Reetster
L. Minehan
Church Union Question May Now Be Resolved
Ottawa reports a compromise to resolve Unionists and anti-Unionists over the church. Deputy Speaker George Gordon drafted amendments on non-concurring congregations, trusteeship, and naming the church. The plan sets voting rules and allows use of The Presbyterian Church of Canada name by non-concurring congregations. Also noted: 4463 farm abandonments by soldier settlers, with 9 percent overall.
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Ottawa
George Gordon
House of Commons
Presbyterian Chur
Canada
Presbyterian Church of Canada
Presbyterian Church In Canada
University of Alberta Holds Largest Convocation
Graduating students at the University of Alberta received more than 150 degrees in the province's largest convocation. Dr. J. M. Tory presided as university president and Lieutenant Governor Brett presented the prizes in Edmonton.
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Edmonton
Tthe University of Alberta
J. M. Tory
Brett
A Wonderful Milking Machine Boon to Farmers and Dairymen
The Sister Pure Milking Machine helps solve milk ing problems with simple operation. Portable wheeled design requires no installation and two cows can be milked at once. Sold by R.A. Fister & Co with agents in Winniper Regina and Md gienton urging local dealers to order quickly to evaluate a unit.
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R.A. Fister & Co
Coa
Dard
Winniper
Regina
Mdgienton
Betougenuy
Lausanne Treaty Takes Effect Endorsed By Power Pact
The Lausanne Treaty becomes effective as Britain France Italy and Japan ratify it joining Greece and Turkey in peace. Signed July 20 1923, it ends hostilities between Greece and Turkey and redraws regional boundaries with Japan awaiting ratification.
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Turkey
Feanes
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Maly
Greece
Reports Decrease In Winter Killed Wheat
Canada shows a drop in winter killed wheat with 767 000 acres fall wheat sown and Ontario 702 300 acres Alberta 49 500 and British Columbia 15 660. Winter kill by province stands at Ontario four percent Alberta fifteen percent and British Columbia three percent. Average fat wheat condition across provinces on April 20 is excellent.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Sherbrooke Church Dinner Urges Denomination Unity
At the Sherbrooke Methodist Church annual dinner in Sherbrooke Quebec WS Stevens urged cooperation among denominations. He advocated uniting Methodist Presbyterian Congregational Anglican Roman Catholic and others in church work.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Sherbrooke Methodist Church
Tev
WS. Stevens
Quebec
Prince Albert Group Forms Northern Saskatchewan Association
Prince Albert officials report the On to the Lay Association for Northern Saskatchewan has been decided upon. A committee of organization has been appointed and is now shaping its details.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
France’s Left Bloc Wins Big in National Elections
In an unexpected surge, Aristide Briand’s government faces a strong left bloc after recent clashes in France. The bloc secured notable victories among teacher and student groups, signaling a shift in political momentum during the current electoral cycle.
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Aristide Briand SM
Prediier
France
Apparatus Claims to Foresee Quakes in Italy
An Italian professor named Casehi announces a patented apparatus that purportedly predicts earthquakes with high accuracy. The device allegedly signals disturbances minutes before they occur, pinpointing intensity and location, and was reportedly tested with consistent results.
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Taly
Hofessor Casehi
Xelsmulugiat
Wiliaeby
Wieir
Saskatchewan Economic Conference plan outlined for permanent board
The document describes forming a permanent economic board to address crises. It lists composition involving partners’ plan representatives, two industry members, university or academic input, and government appointees. The aim is to coordinate company and bank actions and expand economic oversight.
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Saskatchewan
Paar Laraers
Pepe
Trey
Yehition Kalcheow
Partoers
Ieboy
Britain to build largest radio station in world at 960 acres
Reports say Britain plans a 960 acre radio station at DY Morton designed to directly contact India and Australia, a feat unmatched by current stations. Meanwhile readers praise Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney troubles and rheumatic pain as a local Manitoba elder, 108, passes away after a long life of buffalo hunts and parish work.
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India
Australia
Britain
Wreedy Mail
Progr
DY Morton
Mer Rugby
Thomasts
Albeast
Winnipeg
Manitoba
qTro Aliary
St. Mustache
Lmny
Buffalo Hunts
West Prairies
Dae Wits
Bale St. Paul
Dow St. Eustache
Committee Approves Last Canadian National Branch Line
The railway committee approved the final branch line bills with a new cap of 14 percent on expenditure over estimates. An additional clause requires tenders for full line or component parts before proceeding. Three remaining branch line bills passed with minor route tweaks and joint CPR ownership provisions within five years.
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Otawa
Canadian National
Canadian National Ciew
Minister of Railways
Hlon. J
Baxter
Rousseau
Laurent
Ue Melfort
Pipawin
Sask
Lloydminster
C.P.R
Trial of Rev Adelard Delorme Set for September Term
The case of Rev Adelard Delorme charged with murder of his half brother Rnoni will proceed in the September term of the King's Bench in Alban Ger main ROC. The defense has applied to Chief Justice Martin for bail considerations under the applicable court rules.
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Montreal
Adelard Delorme
Rnoni
Court of King’s Bench
Alban Germain
Roc
Martin
Mall
Pires
Sab Unt
Board of Trade Trip To Prairies Planned In September
Members of the Board of Trade announce a tour through Alberta and Saskatchewan in the first week of September. Cities to be visited include Edmonton North Battleford Moose Jaw Regina Swift Current Lethbridge and Calgary.
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Prairie Provinces
Vancouver
Prairies
Board of Trade
Albana
Saskatcheewan
Vane
Edmonton
North Battevard
3Katoon
Rexins
Movse Jaw
Swift Current
Lethbridge
Calgary
British Columbia Growers Sign Up Okanagan Valley Pool
Pool plan for BC fruit growers under the Associated Growers’ Ltd aims to consolidate shipping in the Okanagan Valley. Directors report progress with about three percent of tonnage signed up so far.
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Vancouuvett
British Columbia
Ue Okanagan Valley
Safeguards for Bank Depositors Discussed
A discussion on measures to protect bank depositors centers on improving guarantees and liquidity. Questions arise about who should bear risks and how authorities should respond to bank distress while maintaining public confidence.
Menace Of Bush Fires Across Northern Alberta Rail Route
Telegraphic reports describe severe outbreaks across Northern Alberta near Edmonton to Athabasca and Peace River country. Hundreds of thousands of feet of logs owned by HE Roberts burned near Whitecourt, while Prince Albert reports fires in Anglish Northside and Paddockwort, destroying two homesteads.
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Alberti
Edmonton
Athabasca
Pewee River
HE Roberts
White Court
Demanton
Othe Peace River
Alhem
Prince Albert Waorll
Alingls -Northside
Paddockwort
Princes Albert
Alinghy
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Gambi
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Thotis
Saskatchewan Economic Conference
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