Canada Seeks Trade Pact With Australia in Ottawa
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced negotiations with Australia on a preferential trade agreement. He noted recent talks with Senator Pearce in Washington and said the cabinet had begun consideration but deferred due to the election campaign and personnel overseas.
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Australia
W. L. Mackensie King
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
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Pearce
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Elenator Pearce
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Meighen
Fewer Accidents on London Streets Decline Noted
London safety council reports a nine month fall of 17 percent in fatal street accidents. Lord Mayor praises effort and contrasts funding with the United States.
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Safety First Council
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World Wheat Pool Plans Outlined by Trethowan
London based Trethowan of the Australian Voluntary Wheat Pool explains a world wide marketing organization aimed at coordinated selling periods for Australian and American crops. The central committee in London would act as executive for all pool parties to avoid price competition.
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Sydney
Autralia
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France to honor war dogs with national monument
France plans a monument for war dogs who served in World War I. About ten thousand hauled machine guns and hundreds acted as despatch runners and sentries. Some dogs carried a field telephone on their backs to warn sentries of trouble and one dog reportedly saved an entire regiment.
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Planus
German Gold in England Held Pending France Disposal
Over the last two months Germany sent a large sum of gold via Belgium to Britain, reported as up to 5.6 million pounds but actually less, all safely banked in the country. The gold from France Belgium Germany the United States and Great Britain is held conditionally until France ratifies disposal. No fear it will leave the country.
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Germany
Belgium
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Great Britain
French Aviator Plans Atlantic Flight
Louis Gaubert, a French aviator, said he will fly back to the United States within two months aboard a Goliath plane carrying ten passengers. He predicted a non stop Atlantic crossing in under thirty two hours, as the four engine aircraft nears completion at Farman works in France. Manitoba Unemployment Question. Winnipeg discusses options with bankers builders and labor representatives to address the unemployment situation. London Invites Irish Signatories. Britain invites Irish signatories to the Anglo Irish Treaty to London for an early conference on the situation, announced in Parliament.
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Louis Gaubert
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Goliath
Gaubert
Atlantic
Farman Works
France
Manitoba
Winnipeg
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House of Commons
Win Aton Spencer Churchill
Abandon Plans If Treaty Is Ratified
In the House of Commons Lt Col Amery said no Super Hood battleships would be laid down under current estimates unless one or more signatories to the Four Power treaty ratified the Washington document. If ratification fails, the issue must be reconsidered and the 45000 ton ships’ laying date would be delayed due to design questions.
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Admiralty
Washington
Miracle at Dublin meeting seals peace amid treaty debate
Dramatic late hour agreement between Free State and Republican delegates at the Ard Fheis wins unanimous support with no elections for three months. The pact shapes Ireland’s future constitution and terms of the treaty amid Republican objections.
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Ard Fheis
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Suffering Gone She is Enthusiastic Kidney Pill Praise
Dame Edmond Roy of this place praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after six years of pain and rheumatism. She reports relief from side pain and regained strength after eight boxes, attributing all symptoms to kidney trouble and urging neighbors to ask about the remedy. A police detachment travels to Brilliant to probe a Doukhobor scare.
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Matane Co
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Dame Roy
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 35 cent bottle that stops dandruff and shedding after one application. It claims rapid shine and fullness with new hair appearing in weeks, describing the product as a tonic that nourishes roots and stimulates growth to restore long thick hair.
Five Trainmen Die in Great Northern Collision Near Minneapolis
Five trainmen died and five injured when Great Northern Winnipeg Flyer No 10 collided head on with a snow plow between Delano and Montrose, 30 miles west of Minneapolis. The wreck buried three engines. passengers were mostly unharmed, with only shakes reported. Victims were residents of St Paul and Willmar.
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License Mail Order Houses Targeted By Nova Scotia Legislation
The fifth annual convention of the Retail Merchants Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island urged requiring mail order houses to obtain a municipal license with a substantial fee in any municipality where goods are offered by catalogue. Montreal firemen were arrested for allegedly obtaining money by false pretenses using forged city pay cheques, with over $2,000 found. Paris ceremony noted Reuters dispatch reports 390 regiments’ battle flags carried to the Hostel des Invalides.
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Paris
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Hostel Des Invalides
Putnam's Extractor Sold For Corns And Warts
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as reliable for corn and wart removal. It claims the device works without fail and is priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
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Saskatchewan School Trustees Convention in Regina
Over 1,100 delegates attended the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention in Regina, a rise of 260 from the Grain Growers’ event. President J. F. Bryant chaired sessions as 150 resolutions were reduced to 67, with talks by Dr. R. A. Wilsop and other authorities on educational problems.
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Government Weighs Plans For New Wheat Board
Norfolk, Va. A government stated plan to re establish a Canadian wheat board is under serious discussion by Premier King and his colleagues. Cabinet likely to decide before the House meets. A grain trade inquiry may continue under a reconstituted board with new supervision.
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Do You Smoke Too Much Heart and Nerves Pills Ad
A Toronto Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills advertisement claims tobacco harms the heart and nerves and offers Milburns Pills as a remedy. A Brantford man reports palpitations eased after use, gaining weight. Price listed as 50 cents a box, mailed by The T Milburn Co. Limited.
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T. Milburn Co., Limited
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Want Research Bureau Urge Federal Government to Proceed
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association executive urges the government to advance plans for a Dominion Research Bureau at a Cabinet conference. Other trade topics include Australia preferences, the Marking of Goods Act, a France trade treaty, and a Canadian exhibition train for France. Burns Descendant Dies in Winnipeg. Robert Burns Thomason, a great grandson of the Scottish poet, died in Winnipeg at 74 from heart failure, born in Pollokshaws, Scotland. his grandmother was Elizabeth Hyslop Burns.
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Dominion Research Bureau
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
Australia
France
Burns
Winnipeg
Robert Burns Thomason
Robert Burns
Pollockshaws
Scotland
Elizabeth Hyslop Burns
Ann Park
Canadian Products Display to London Plan
Canadian manufacturers are urged to exhibit in London with permanent representation, samples, and price lists. A. Wilgress reports that London purchasing agents welcome Canadian goods but require ongoing presence, with plans to also display in Cape Town Melbourne Buenos Aires and other capitals.
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London
England
Department of Trade and Commerce
A.’. Wilgress
Cape Town
Melbourne
Buenos Airea
Newfoundland Naval Reserve to Be Disbanded
The Newfoundland naval reserve, in existence twenty five years and supplying 2000 seamen for the British navy in the World Wars, is to be disbanded under British admiralty policy. Capt Kerr, in charge, was ordered to disband the force sell the training ship Britain and return to England with officers instructors and personnel.
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St. John’s
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Kerr
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