Canada to Send Delegates to Conference
The Canadian government weighed whether to send delegates to a conference. Prime Minister King said attendance would depend on whether the empire could reach consensus on foreign policy questions. The decision remained under discussion as officials noted the complexity of imperial negotiations and consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Pramiutatad
Siaverge
Renate
Dion EM
Skehan
Department of Bavernal Affairs
Adaisar
League of Nactions
Hing
Ander
Qu Bose Bis
Typhoon Strikes Japan Causes Floods and Disruptions
Reports from Formosa and northern Japan describe a typhoon sweeping the southern islands, washing out railways and paralyzing telegraph lines. Thousands are said to be displaced as Lathoku and nearby areas lie nearly isolated, with Osaka and Robe ports affected and many expected dead.
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Tokio
Tamsul
Formosa
MacLaren Invited To Seattle Celebration
Major A. Stuart MacLaren commander of the British round the world expedition is invited by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to attend a celebration in Seattle later this month marking the United States ary world fiction completion of their 27 000 mile circuit. Major W MacLwen and his companions are en route to Vancouver. Wheat cutting begins on a 320 acre Coaldale field with yield estimated at 25 bushels per acre. Other Alberta districts report heavy crops as cutting starts. Large numbers of Canadians migrate to the United States amid labor shortages, with no provisions in the new immigration law blocking native Canadian workers.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Coaldale
Bornwall
Wilson Siding
Milk Hiver
Washington
Canada
Jan Pural
Earliag
Berg
Huephante
Opire
Chancelor Marx
Pilin
Reichstag Jpnor
Phen
Garemany
Rhineland
Polish Government Protests Moscow Over Border Incident
The Polish government sends two protests to Moscow and the Hussian Soviet defense ministry. One protests a border town massacre by a Bolshevik band, the other demands release of two Polish mission members imprisoned in Moscow. Rabbits cost Australia 125 million by eating pasture that would have fed 30 million sheep in 1637 US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tre Hussian
Soviet Legatian
Stolpos
Australia
Grading Of Bacon Necessary To Capture British Market
Fragmented text discusses bacon grading for the British market and references England, agriculture, and officials. The readable portions imply trade emphasis and standardization but lack coherent details or a clear event. Names, dates, and definitive facts are missing.
British Squadron Welcomed by Nova Scotia and Halifax Officials
Nova Scotia and Halifax city officials extended official welcomes to Vice-Admiral Sir FL Field and the Armed Special Service Squadron in the historic council chamber. Addresses stressed three aims of the visit to test new ships, showcase great trade firms, and demonstrate enduring cooperation between Britain and Dominion ports.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax City
Halifax
Sir FL. Field
Armed Special Service Squadron
Council
Vinelad
Admiral Field
Happy
Wassh
Taliax
North Atlantic
North Sea
Want Self Government Religious Intolerance Stands In The Way Of India's Advancement Toronto
Professor C V Raman argues Indian progress toward self government is hindered by religious intolerance from Mohammedans. He says Indians desire self rule and cooperation with Britain, seeking the same status as Canada Australia New Zealand and the Irish Free State.
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India
Toronto
C. V Raman
University of Calcutya
Wha J
British Association For We Advancement of Science
Raman
Britain
Canada
Australa
New Zealand
Irish Free State
Flood Disasters Hit Southern India. Deaths Rise
Reports from Madras and Malabar recount severe floods in southern India. At least 16 deaths are confirmed with widespread homelessness, crop losses, and a severe cholera outbreak prompting urgent relief needs for seed, cattle, and building materials.
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Madras
India
Cochin
Malabar
Duke of York Not Coming to Canada Tour Doubt
A London report states the Duke and Duchess of York will sail in November for a three month tour including Kenya Colony and Venus and will engage in big game hunting. Canada visit speculation is unfounded per the Canadian press.
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Duke of York
Canada
London
Prevue
Duchess of York
Kenya Colony
Venada
Ike of York
Prince of Wales
Immediate action urged on double liability defaulters
G. T. Clarkson Aquidator of the Home Bank announced that action must be taken at once against those who neglected or refused to pay their double liability or who have navigated to defend against their liability.
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Yearontto
G.T. Clarkson
Ithe Home Basle
Veterans urged to file disability pension claims soon
A wartime veterans notice stresses must file disability pension claims before deadlines. It warns dependents cases may extend three years after death or when dependency begins and notes some veterans prematurely abandon rights after pension commissioner letters. The advisory urges prompt action to preserve pension eligibility.
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Osan
Omar Sartiee
Nonfieadag
Plan to discuss Hudson Bay Railway takeover gains interest
Minister of Railways George indicated willingness to discuss a plan for taking over and completing the Hudson Bay Railway. Government officials note possible private or provincial involvement, with debate on whether the line serves as an ocean outlet or colonization project and calls for broad support including Progressives.
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Ontawas
Tion
George Tralia
Hailways
Hudson's Bay Railway
Grahian
Rahiwass
No British Harvest Labor Movement to Canada This Year
Immigration authorities in Ottawa announce there will be no harvester movement from Britain to Canada for the year. The department deems last year's influx of British workers inadvisable for western harvest fields and says transportation companies have been notified. It is expected Canadian farm labor will be more available in the west, with any extra help obtainable if needed.
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Ottawa
United Kingdom
Canada
Im Migration Department
West
Outlaws Attack Hacienda in Yucatan Killings
A special dispatch reports seventeen defense tess persons fatally hurt and ten more injured when about fifty armed outlaws attacked a hacienda near Opichen in Yucatan. Nerida to Fl Universal notes the clash.
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Mexico
Ucity
Defence Tess
Opichen
Yucatan
Nerida
Fl Universal
Stop Abuse of Word British Bill Introduced in House
A House of Commons bill proposes that companies using the word British in their trading name assign British directors and require 6 percent of shareholders to be British born or naturalized. The measure aims to curb cloaking of foreign origins amid examples of unnaturlized directors.
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House London
United Hability
Lotse of Commons
J.R. Regner
Remer
Ostenethia
Assassins Who Killed Mrs Evans Captured in Mexico
Mexican authorities report Mrs Joswine Evans's killers are in Puebla city under guard. General Huberto Cruz announced the arrests in Puebla State with secret service and British legation officials present.
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Evans
Mexico City
Joswine Evans
War Department
Huberto Cruz
Puebla
Cruz
Secret Service
Legation
Governor of Bengal vows drastic action to end revolutionary menace
In Calcutta the Governor of Bengal states British authorities will use every means to defeat the revolutionary menace. He describes an exceptionally difficult time and asserts they are strong enough to deal with the threat and will not shrink from using all weapons necessary for its defeat.
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Bengal
Calcutta
Farl
Lytton
Govnor
Dada
Appointed Manager of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Regina Donald Maclar of Reging was appointed general manager of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. Mr MacRay had acted as chief supervisor of country elevators for the company and will bring intimate contact with grain growers.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Regina
Donald Maclar
Reging
MarRackwell Roown
Sasha
Lin Bringime
Grain Greweys
Mr. Mac- Ray
Chile
Harvest to begin in Manitoba by August 23
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture reports general wheat cutting in the province by August 23 with isolated areas delaying to September 1. Crops are maturing gradually and filling stages are advancing. rust risk is deemed exaggerated and likely a minor factor if rust does not accelerate. Damage from hail and frost is reported but manageable.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculure
Branch Line Construction Active on C N R Extension
The Canadian National Trailway extension near Winnipeg has begun work after royal assent three weeks ago. Steel is now being laid on 41 miles of graded road with plans to extend to further branch lines. Five additional lines are planned in western provinces Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia totaling 162 miles. Tenders for clearing grading and culverts are out with no contracts awarded yet.
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C.N.R
Winnipeg
Canadian National Trailway
Rayvelbourg
Steelds
Otter
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Jail Sentences for Smugglers Advocated by Textile Deputation
A deputation from Canadian textile and related industries urged Premier Mackenzie King and Cabinet to impose hard jail terms on professional smugglers. KR Percy Sparks led the delegation, warning of widespread smuggling and potential bankruptcies among big textile firms, costing at least 14 million dollars yearly in lost revenue. The group said they would form a bureau to aid government arrests and that the hearing was favorable with promise of immediate action.
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Ottawa
Canada
Mackenzie King
Percy Sparks
Association of
Garment Workers
Ster
Air Pilot Killed In Crash Near Hudson Ohio
Noted pilot Kareld A. Kullberg and Henry Dunker of Hudson died when a commercial airplane nose dived near Hudson Ohio during a flight. Kullberg had shot down 14 German planes in World War II service as a Herald Air Force lieutenant. The crash also claimed the aircraft crew and passengers.
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Cleveland
Kareld A. Kullberg
Herald Air Force
Henry Dunker
Hudson
Iear
Palace unearthed in Egypt near Cairo by EES archaeologists
Archaeologists of the Egyptian Exploration Society announced the discovery of a sun worshippers palace 160 miles south of Cairo. The partially unearthed structure spans about 430 by 340 feet, revealing a sizable ancient complex.
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London
Cairo
Egyptian Exploration Society
German wartime payments plan and October deadlines discussed
The article outlines accepted payments and progress on allied economic concessions with Germany. It notes October 3 and October 5 milestones for reviving regimes, customs barriers surrender, and early firing of contingents, with focus on Reichstag approval and committee reports shaping postwar measures.
Britain Receives Dues From Germany in 1923 24
British government receipts show reparations from Germany valued at par exchange $944 200 for the 1923 24 year. Gross receipts from sale of dyes and related items totaled $1 672 250, with commissions and other charges at $194 640. Overall dyes receipts since 1920 amount to $5 501 900, sales total $6 971 000, and commissions and charges equal $1 062 670 or 15 21 percent of sales.
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New York
Germany
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
English Information Service
Swiss Plan Everest Ascent For Spring 1925 Expedition
Geneva announces a Swiss national expedition to attempt Mount Everest next spring led by a renowned Swiss alpinist under 35. The team will omit heavy oxygen gear and use small compressed oxygen injections by syringe if needed. Also note explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson’s return from Central Australia with observations on water and supply similarities to Canada.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Everest
Himalaya
French-Canadian Returnees Refill Quebec Lost Labor
Officials report hundreds of French Canadians who fled to New England in the last two years are returning to Quebec. Many go back to farms or former jobs as labor shifts occur within the region.
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Quebec
New England
Cole Jebizavon
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Garada
Gerais
Elk Wine
Une Garenas
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Adelaide
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