British Harvesters To Get Winter Farm Work
The meeting of the coordinating committee at Sneha toon discussed providing British harvesters with winter farm work in western Canada. Plans aim to place those willing to stay on farms this winter and, if suitable, join agricultural communities of the west. Details on placements and numbers will be awaited by October 1. Arrival of W. M. Jones will finalize arrangements with the Soldier Settlement Board and immigration.
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Acaninslen
Cape 4 Mo Bay
Vie Coordinating Committee
Sneha Toon
Wader
Iig
West
Capt. Ois
Eple
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. M. Jones
Soldicey
Australia votes on organic church union crushed in several assemblies
Dispatch reports a crushing defeat for the organic church union plan in South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria, and the Presbyterian Church assemblies, while New South Wales and Queensland voted in favor. Delegates of Home Bank depositors in Canada plan a meeting in October as the bank remains suspended and a curator’s report is anticipated.
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Toronto
Organic Church
The
Presbyterian Church In
Australia
South Australia
West Austria
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Dispatch
Canada
Charter Space for Grain Across Canadian and US Ports
Charter space for 26,006,000 bushels of grain has already been taken from Canadian and United States ports according to postings with the board of grain commissioners.
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Fort William
United States
Board of Grain Commissioners
Picnic At the E P Ranch Welcomes Lord Renfrew Event
Lord Renfrew of Balmoral attends the Alberta Shorthorn Breeders Association picnic at the ESBP Ranch. About 200 attendees tour the buildings, inspect stock, and pose for photos with the guest of honor who wears a new gilded hat and khaki attire. Pat Burns praises the prince’s yearling short horn bulls.
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Lord Renfrew
Lorl Renfrew
Baward
Prince of Wales
Alberta
Hvestack
Lord Tenfrew
Pat Burns
Western Canada
Prinee
Injured in Airplane Crash at Lakeview Aerodrome
Regina reports 35 year old Windthorst farmer Harry Doucette sustained serious injuries at Lakeview aerodrome while attempting a Curtis aircraft test flight. He was launching on his first go when the plane failed to maintain altitude, nosed down, and crashed. the craft was a total loss valued at 240 dollars.
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Regina
Harry Doucette
Lakeview Aerodrome
Curtis
Doucette
Irish exporters told to stamp goods in English instead
In Dublin the Free State Government warns Irish exporters to stop stamping products with Irish phrases Leanta in Erin and replace with the English equivalent Madu In Ireland due to U S customs rulings requiring English labeling under the Tariff Act.
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Dublin
United States
Free State
Erin
Ireland
Bulgaria to Boost Army Under Neville Treaty Commission
Allied governments through the Neville treaty commission authorize Bulgaria to expand its military to meet internal conditions. In Sydney a NSW legislative vote rejected a proposed title rule as against citizens’ sentiments, while a quip about truth and rat jiery concludes the snippet.
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Sofa
Revolution in Bulgaria Nearing End, War Office Says
A semi official statement says the Bulgarian revolutionary movement is nearing its end. Insurgents desert leaders and dissolve into factions. The key battle is in Ferdinand and Berkowitzga, four miles apart, halfway between Sofia and the Danube. Five thousand Communist and allied forces are besieged after declaring a soviet republic. Four thousand soldiers with civilian volunteers are executing an enveloping operation around Ferdinand and Kernowitzze.
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Seha
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Berkowitga
Sofia
Danube
War Office
Ferdinand and Kernowitze
Canada’s Bright Future Winnipeg Speech by Lord Birkenhead
Lord Birkenhead told the Canadian Club that a rising population in ten years is likely as Canada taps resources and progress. He warned Britain’s financial center remains in London despite predictions of a move to New York and urged free reciprocal trade within the British Empire.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Lord Birkenhead
Great Britain
London
New York
Three Quebec Aviators Die In Lake St. John Crash
A Dominion Air Board hydro airplane carrying three government survey crew members crashed two miles from Roberval while performing surveying and forest protection duties. Pilot Bernard De Salaberry Alphonse Landry observer and Emile De Guise were killed when the craft plunged into Lake St. John at 2,509 feet. Spectators witnessed the nose dive and divers later recovered the submerged wreckage with all three aboard deceased.
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Quebec
Robervale
Dominion Air Board
Lake St. John
Bernard de Salaberry
Ottawa
Alphonse Landry
Kameoutaska
Emile de Guise
Chiquatim
Bienfail Plant to Stay Open Three Months
Ottawa announced the Vienfail briquetting plant in Saskatchewan will continue operating for three months. Minister W J. Gardiner said engineers from both governments investigated and aim to prove the briquetting process justifies the large expenditure. London reports Britain added 4 000 unemployed in the past week.
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Ottawa
Vienfail
Saskig
W J. G. Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Federal Department of the Interior
Gardiner
British Harvesters Favor Canada After Long Stay
Cambridge student Michael Lampard says 9 percent of the British harvesters who went to western fields will stay in Canada. On the Minnedosa, 60 returning harvesters enjoyed a halfday in Canada, while about 15 deported harvesters were aboard. Lampard calls them shirkers.
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Montreal
Canada
Michael Lampard
Cambridge
England
Owith
Lanpard
Treatment of immigrant women at Ellis Island alleged by Canadian woman
Mrs. F E Hendry claims United States immigration officers at Ellis Island mistreated her and others during processing. She returned with her three year old daughter from Christiana Sweden and describes strip searches, loss of privacy, long ferry queue lines, and rough inhumane handling.
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Winston
United States
Ellis Stand
Fem
Hendry
Christiannia
Sweden
Campaign of Dry Candidates to Be Run by Women’s Committee
The Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement announced a spring campaign promoting prohibition enforcement candidates across party lines. The effort aims to unite supporters for stricter liquor laws and enforcement nationwide.
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New York
Women
Law Enforcement
Guard Against Bandits Mennon Sask Stores Empty Safes
To protect themselves against bandits Mennon stores and elevators are emptying safes of cash in response to the threat.
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Mennon, Sask
Street lamp damage cost city 3600 dollars last year
Work of mischievous youths in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario caused $3600 in street lamp damage during the previous year. The expense reflects repeated vandalism and the cost of repairs and replacements borne by the city.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Military Dictator In Bavaria Becomes Emergency Ready
Germany moves to quell Bavarian unrest as Adolph Hitler and Nationalist factions resist government orders. General Ludendorff remains a behind the scenes influence while Chancellor Stresemann warns of passive resistance policy in the Ruhr and Rhineland.
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Bavaria
Mipms
Bivarie
Alugh
Pirecgad
Fasana
Ty. von Rabro
Edo
Adolph Titer
Amilas
Trereral von Leesow
Fein
Bavarhny
von Hinderburg
Bavarian People’s Party
Ludendorff
Berlin
Stresemann Havs
Entente
Ruhr
Rhineland
Strong Wheat Yields Reported Across Saskatchewan
Reports to the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Company show good yields of wheat in various parts of the province. Most wheat is graded No 1 or No 2 Northern according to crop correspondents.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Lloyd George Demonstrates Fitness During London Exercise
Ex prime minister Lloyd George is described as training in London, walking five miles in an hour on Sunday toward Hindhead and back to his Chart bungalow. Reports say he has been exercising for weeks and is in strong physical condition.
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London
Lloyd George
Visha Cana
Hindhead
Chart
European Market For Canadian Grain Seen Weak
The European market for Canadian grain is the poorest in years with little demand and very weak prices. Reports from the International Grain Statistical Bureau at Rome indicate a world surplus this season, slowing marketing and keeping Canadian grain prices below those of recent years. British market advices to Montreal brokers suggest overall marketing will be slow and prices unlikely to rise.
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Berne Eut
International Grain Statistical Bureau
Rome
Nevis
Montreal
Loci
Vancouver Port Expands With Two Steamships At Burrard Inlet
E W Beatty speaks to 500 business leaders in Vancouver announcing two large steamships will be added to the coast for Canadian Pacific Railway at Burrard Inlet. The Pier B.C. is to be completed as he predicts Vancouver could become the largest Pacific coast port.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
B.C
Burrard Inlet
E.W. Beatty
K.C
Vancouver Board of Trade
Pacific Coast
Tax on grain futures sparks joint Manitoba Saskatchewan action
In reply to Saskatchewan's protest against a grain future trading tax, Attorney General R. R. W. Craig will ask Dominion authorities to seek a court ruling on the legislation's validity. Saskatchewan contends Manitoba lacks power to tax Saskatchewan produce.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
W. Craig
Government of
Manitoba
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