Budget balance debates and Canadian policy shifts described
The article outlines budget balancing efforts, economic goals, and proposed legislation including revenue measures, trade, inland water transport, and government powers. It notes appointing London Baron as Governor General, commemorates a battle anniversary, and mentions infrastructure plans around Piapot and Maple Creek.
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London
Yng Oat Vins
Canada
Royal Hussars
EL Feb
Julian Bro
Women Earnest Praise For Dodds Kidney Pills In Canada
A Canadian reader from St Andre de Kamouriska Quebec reports relief from long standing kidney and digestive issues after using Dodds Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes improved energy, end of kidney pains, and encouragement to other women to try the remedy. Additional notes describe large settler influx to West Africa and Winnipeg arrivals of immigrants with varied allocations and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre de Kamourinska
P.Q
Jiedd
Ars. E. Ouellet
Slit
Dodd
Canada Aims for Humane Treatment of Immigrants
A report outlines Canada’s policies to improve care for immigrants, including women and children. It notes government efforts to reform reception and support, amid concern for their futures and safety.
Sapiro Urges Pool Advocates Reform of Grain Handling
Sapiro told a United Farmers of Manitoba crowd that current grain handling diverts profits from producers to sellers. He urged farmers to control marketing through cooperatives and to hire capable managers. He criticized the Winnipeg Grain Exchange for futures dealing and warned it deceives the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garin Portage
Frais
Auroa Sapiro
United Farmers of Manitoba Wheat Pool
Winniper Grain Exchange
Qeain Exchange
Sapiro
Pessimism Unneeded Says Canada At Saskatchewan Conference
J A Reynolds of Saskatchewan Boards of Trade urged optimism about Canada's future, noting improving dairying and farm conditions despite high costs. He dismissed dire forecasts, pledging faith in authorities to manage population growth and railway needs amid Western agriculture concerns.
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Moose Jaw
Henry Thornton
J. A. Reynolds
Prince Albert
P Boards of Trade of
Saskatchewan
Tarming
Mr. Reynolds
Swanson
Saskatoon
Reynolds
Canada
Dominion
Vanda
W. Rowley
Winnipeg
Hite
Potholes and Pests Dominate Provincial Hearing
The hearing in Yorkton and Manitota carried the session with witnesses Teegtra and Hadsey giving testimony on road and pest issues. Members of the legislature and provincial officials heard supportive representations and noted strong backing for robust provincial funding and greater road maintenance.
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Theryy
Hadsey’ Y Belfer
Yorkton
Prine
J. Ay Bell
Alve
Posers
Peenles Irunning
Abolition of Death Penalty Debated in British Parliament
A bill to abolish capital punishment for murder in Great Britain with a few exceptions is presented to Parliament. The measure, backed by reformers like Premise Macdonald, faces resistance from Labour leaders who may delay passage this session.
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London
Great Britain
Employment Trends Across Provinces In January
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports steady overall employment gains since January 1 in Quebec Ontario and British Columbia. Maritime and prairie provinces show declines. Ontario firms added 14 900 workers within a month, mainly in manufacturing.
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Maritime and
Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Dominion Bureau of Kurtistics
Victoria moves to cut western express rates
The Oliver government plans a campaign to secure substantial reductions in western express rates mirroring its freight rate fight.
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Victoria, VC
Oliver
Western Express
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for sick children. It claims the product sweetens the bowels, soothes the stomach, and stimulates liver and bowel action without griping, urging buyers to insist on genuine syrup with directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Britain Considers Large Loan to Russia for Reconstruction
The government weighs a major credit scheme and loan to Russia for postwar reconstruction. A key condition appears to require that all durable goods be purchased in Great Britain to aid domestic employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
Great Britain
Wheat Pool Bill Clarified by Private Committee
The committee completed considerations of the Wheat Pool bill in Tagishi Mum. One clause was removed as a duplication. Clifford Barclay, chair, stated the handling fee in Alberta was half a cent per bushel.
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Winabeg
Tho Tagishi- Mom
Alberta
Clifford Barclay
Chairtown
Magistrate Opens Case Over Carrying Dangerous Weapons
Wilhelm Laine, a Finnish national, faced a police court charge for carrying dangerous weapons after entering Canada with alleged illicit items. The incident prompted scrutiny of immigration and customs enforcement practices by local authorities.
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Magistrat
Studers
Canada
Wuro Wilhelm Laine
Mortgage Debate on Alberta Mortgage Legislation
In Edmonton the House discussed appointing a standing committee to probe the province mortgage situation and the effect of Jegtela- Hon now in force. Hon C R Mitchell urged inquiry into mortgage securities amid protests against Albertis law. Premier Goergeinfield criticized propaganda and pledged to align with state law while promising legislative improvements to mortgage investments.
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Edmonton
Jegtela- Hon
Tire
C. R. Mitchell
Bew Valley
Cgoaeenfield
Alberti
India Home Rule Aims Stir British Opinion in Lords
Lord Sydney Olivier announced in the House of Lords that the Labour Government sympathizes with Indian Home Rule aims but cautions Indians against attempting immediate self government. He urged patience and gradual progress toward self rule.
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Labor
Britain
London
Lord Sydney Olivier
India
House of Lords
Home Rule
Winnipeg Pioneer Thomas W Taylor Dies at 72
Thomas W Taylor once mayor of Winnipeg in 1893 and 1894 died at his home aged 72. A native of England he came from Middlesex County Ontario in 1877 and served in the Manitoba Legislature as a Conservative. He was an alderman and the first chairman of the Winnipeg Parks Board.
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Thomas W. Taylor
M.P
Winnipeg
England
Middlesex County
Ontario
Manitoba
Winnipeg Parks Board
Bank Losses Expected At 7.1 Million Previously Revised
Toronto. G I Clarkson liquidator for Home Bank told counsel W T Lee losses would total 7.1 million at hearing end. He later corrected figures to 6.26 million.
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Toronto
G.I. Clarkson
Ie Home Bank
W. T. Lee
Notable Lords Retain Surnames in Titles Under New Labour
The trio of peers Sir Sydney Olivier Brigadier General Christopher Thompson and Sydney Arnold keep their surnames in official titles under the new Labour regime. This follows a growing trend among recently created peers in the Vat era.
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Lomen
Labor i Deers
Sir Sydney Olivier
Media
Christopher Thompson
Air
Sydney Arnold
Wheat Tariff Boost Expected
President Coolidge is expected to issue an order within a few days increasing the tariff on wheat by 50 percent.
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Washington
Coolidge
Influx of Farmers From United States Reported
A flood of U S farmers is described moving toward western regions amid transportation rail links and evolving state statements. The text notes conditions and logistics affecting migration and border activity, including Canadian entry considerations and regional outcomes.
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United States
Saskatchewan Assembly Progress On Various Government Measures
The Saskatchewan Legislature reports progress on several government measures including amendments to the Masters and Servants Act and the Creditors Relief Act 1923. Amendments to the Homesteads Act were laid on the third reading as debates continue. Premier Howe plans a bill to release funds for constructing the Canadian National branch lines. Opposition Leader Hartis Turner questions better arrangements for regulatory committees.
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Reeina
Duade
Ane Howe
Larerdme Lye Holleedl
Hartis ‘Turner
Ope
Saskatchewan Red Cross Annual Report Shows Growth and Spending
The Saskatchewan Red Cross annual meeting reports growth to 261 branches, with over 310,000 spent on tuberculosis relief and more than 143,000 administered during the year. W F Kerr notes the expansion and financial activity across local branches.
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Reeina
Saska
Saskatchewan
Red Cross
W. F. Kerr
Aosta
Franco British Agreement Now a Possibility
Paris notes the Franco British alignment on German armament control. The Council of Ambassadors reports near consensus. if Marshal Foch’s Versailles commission finds British safeguards meet French security demands, Paris may back MacDonald’s plan to replace the inter allied control with a guarantees committee.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
MacDonald
Versailles
Marshal Foch
France
MacDowall
Germany
Control Commission
Grain inspection debate at Central Points in West
The article reports opposition to establishing grain inspection points at Tadbridge and a related proposal for a shipment curtailment. It notes farm and elevator stakeholders voicing concerns about delays, costs, and potential losses while outlining positions of Mr Cotterell and others on policy and price effects.
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Wintaper
Oye
Ana
Agsce
Fey
Coramoi Reeve
POL Pripetead
Efivgabs
Stanpling
Lie
Cotterelli
CUR
Potnciats
David Destloy
Thos
Deckeret
Reveratt
Dhe Coe
Cotterell
Tadhbridge
Beline
German Industries Decline Warns Schwab on Reparations
Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel returns from Europe saying German industry has deteriorated since the war and that Central Europe’s well being hinges on an immediate and definite disposition of the reparations question by the Allied Commission.
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Charles M. Schwab
Europe
New York
Charles M. Schwih
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Gay
Allied Commission
Divorce Applications Rise in Senate Records
The Senate reports a growing number of divorce applications this year, totaling around 100, with 69 filed by husbands and 31 by wives. Manitoba and Ontario branches noted among filers.
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Senate
Manitoba
Coluumbin
Miners Seek Wage Increase From Calgary District Committee
The wage committee of USMAW District 18 decided to seek a wage rise this year and will present a report to the general convention. The effort aims to secure higher pay for Alberta miners working in Calgary and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
sAlberta Coinminera
District 18
USMAW
Soviet Trade Delegates Arrive in Montreal
Soviet delegates arrive in Montreal and will establish a headquarters to pursue trade relations between Canada and the Soviet Union. The representatives from the USSR plan to meet Canadian officials and set up channels for commerce.
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Montrealh
Union of Soviet Republics of
Russia
Canada
Japanese Prince Dies in London Report
A dispatched despatch from Pokid states Prince Masaeusu Mat sukata has died in London. authorities have not released further details pending formal confirmation.
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London
Masaeusu Matsukata
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