Alberta Wheat Pool to Be Run by Seven Trustees
Alberta Wheat Pool will be administered by seven trustees chosen from seven districts across the province with a temporary seven member directorate. The Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited will operate under the Co operative Associations Act as a non profit, with delegates selecting trustees and a 60 percent signing threshold to activate the pool. Three elevator options are under study with a charge not exceeding two cents per bushel for facilities.
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Calman
Ailatta Wheat Pool
Alberta Cock Veheur Producers, Limited
Alberta Cooperative Wirral Producers, Limited
Co-operative Associatoms
Geyets Tuvinbers
Crustees
Ennatia Otiles
Dominion Government Wheat Board
Aaron Sapiro
Dominion Wheat Pool
Vancouver barrister Rabenowitz dies at 40
Vancouver born Israel I. Rabenowitz a prominent barrister and BC’s first Rhodea Scholar died August 15 from double pneumonia. He was about 40 years old.
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Vancouver
Israel I. Rabenowitz
Becal
British Columbia
Fears of Economic War With Britain Rise in Paris Trade Debates
Paris businessmen warn of a looming economic war with Great Britain as the pound strengthens and France faces pressure over the franc. The Matin questions Premier Poincare's policy, while French merchants consider a shift to woollens and coal purchases to rebalance the trade balance.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Matin
Aldwin
England
London
Empire Economic Council proposal eyed by British ministers
The London Daily Telegraph reports ministers consider creating a permanent Empire Economic Council to follow up on economic conference conclusions. It could sit in London with Dominion representatives and resemble the Imperial Shipping Committee. Toronto notes insulin discoverer Banting and Professor McLeod may be Nobel prize candidates at Edinburgh physiology congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Empire Economic Council
Toronto
F. G. Banting
J. J. R. McLeod
University of Toronto
Edinburgh
Tidal Waves Submerge 25,000 Homes In Korea Coastal Zone
A severe storm and high tides have submerged 25,000 houses along the Yalu River and Korea's west coast. No death toll is yet reported, but damage to crops and the lumber industry is expected to be heavy.
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Yalu
Korea
Smuts Urges Europe to Back Britain for World Peace
General Smuts urged European nations to support Great Britain to save Europe from destruction. Speaking at the South African party congress in Lioomfontein he warned that a European collapse could trigger a global disaster and said South Africa cannot sever ties with Europe.
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General Smuts
Great Britain
Lioomfonieim
South Africa
Europe
Smuts
South African Party Congress
Britain
United States
Premier Smuts
France
Germany
Russia
Canadian and U S coal talk aims at Ontario markets
Alberta coal merchants seek rail shipments to Ontario despite high freight costs. Sir George and associates push U S and western coal as a winter fuel source, with plans to move by rail to Fort William and by water routes, hoping Ontario citizens back western coal mining interests.
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Alberta
Ontario
George Fia
Fort Willian
Uhere
Sir George
Regius
Teneaver
Regulated Migration Is Veterans Policy
Ottawa reports on the biennial conference of the British Empire Service League. The Dominion Command notes the decision to pursue regulated immigration for Empire land settlement. The league backs regulated schemes to aid industry and unemployment and to strengthen the British race within the Empire. The view will be presented to the Imperial Conference in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Eimpire Service League
London
Dominion Command
Great War Veterans’ Association
League For Canada
Empire
French Cruiser Launched Breslau
The light cruiser Du Fuay Trouin of the French navy was launched in the presence of Minister Raiberti. He noted 8,000 tons displacement and 100,000 horsepower, comparing it to pre war battleships of 23,000 tons and 30,000 horsepower. Speed set at 34 knots. It is the first of three cruisers in the 1922 naval program. Construction on the second began at L Orient in January and the third will be built here.
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L'Orient
Improvement for Ellis Island Aide by Geddes Report
Sir Auckland Geddes the British Ambassador to the United States recommends a dozen improvements for Ellis Island. The proposals focus on structural alterations for sanitary upgrades, better ventilation, netting and pest control, and improved medical examination rooms.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Ellis Island
Greek Government Pays Interest on Dominion Debt
In London the Greek Government paid the Dominion of Canada 225000 pounds in interest for the first six months of the year, totaling about 225660 dollars. The loan balance stands near six million dollars.
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London
Dominion of
Canada
Dominion
Merchant Marine May Be Utilized
Ottawa reports ten vessels of the Canadian Merchant Marine on the Great Lakes may carry grain this season. Minister Geo P Graham says government boats may assist if American ship owners refuse new rate tariffs. Sir Henry Thornton may be drawn in if required. Graham notes the vessels could help move a portion of the Western crop.
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Ottawa
Grear Lakes
Geo. P. Graham
Trailways and Canals
Sir Henry Thornton
Graham
New Task for James Murdock Under Trusts Act
Ottawa reports Hon. James Murdock, Minister of Labor, will administer a new act to investigate combines monopolies trusts and mergers. The act, passed last session, grants wide powers, allows investigations on six-signature complaints, and provides a permanent registrar for initial probes. Penalties include Criminal Code action, loss of tariff protections, or Exchequer Court patent cancellations.
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Ottawa
James Murdock
Labor
King
Exchequer Court
Glasgow stowaways sentenced for voyage to Canada
Seven young men from Glasgow were jailed for stowing away on the Cassandra after seeing ads for farm work in Canada. They received sentences of half a month in prison each. Their lordship then asked if they might be sent west rather than deported at the end of their terms.
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Quebec
Canada
Glasgow
British Papers Slam Ellis Island Inhumane Conditions
British papers heavily criticize Ellis Island conditions after a mining disaster report mentions delays and crowded facilities. Ambassadors Geddes and American officials draw scorn for slow processing and inadequate accommodations as crowds flood the station.
Judge Rules Seizure Legal for Rum Smuggling Vessels
Federal Judge Woodrough ruled that seizure of foreign ships engaged in smuggling liquor into the United States is lawful even when vessels operate beyond three miles from the coast. The case involved the British ship Marion Masher seized off Fire Island while transferring liquor to the U S motor boat JAD on July 27, 1922, and bonds from Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company were forfeited.
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New York
Woodrough
Marion Masher
United States
JAD
Fire Island
Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company
St. John
N.B
Saskatchewan Highway Plans Limited By Population
Hon J G Gardiner told the Kiwanis Club Regina that Saskatchewan cannot build more highways due to sparse population. He said attention must stay on improving facilities for land settlers and tourist highway demands should be ignored for now. Rosthern district hail storm damaged about 25 farms, including Dr Seager Wheeler. though experimental plots were hurt he expects to save enough seed for next year and his fruit trees also lost leaves.
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Regina
Kiwanis Club
J. G. Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Rosthern
Seager Wheeler
Wheeler
Labor Leader Criticizes Government on Russia Credit Plan
J Clynes, a Labor prominent in the House of Commons, assails Sir Allan Smith and the government for lacking foresight over unemployment and industrial privation. He argues it is better to spend a sovereign on productive wages than on idleness and condemns the denial of a credit scheme to Russia. He compares the stance to France toward Germany.
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London
J. Clynes
Labor Party
House of Comers
Allan Smith
M.P
Parlament
Clynes
Russia
France
Germany
Workers Sue For Wages London War Claim
A major lawsuit against the Corporation of the City of Manchester by the Tramway Men's Union seeks £100,000. The union alleges the city promised to pay at least half wages during wartime service, but did not fulfill the pledge.
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London
Corporation of
City of
Manchester
Tramway Men’s Union
Lofe
Gunboat Gopher Seized by Canadian Authorities
The gunboat Gopher carrying naval reservists was seized by Canadian authorities after damage to a lock in the Welland Canal during transit toward Montreal. The Navy Department was notified of the incident.
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Washington
Navy Department
Welland Canal
Montreal
Valera Seized During Election Speech in Ennis Ireland
Eamonn de Valera, leader of the Irish republic, was arrested at a market square in Ennis as he began an election speech. Soldiers cleared the area with gunfire overhead and he fainted amid the melee before being taken to the county jail.
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Ennis
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Free State
de Valera
Lie
Oiwe
Bim
Tuhen
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Rhodes Scholar
Emtete
Wm. T. Murphy
the Sun
Sask
Jas. Murdock
Fladelphia
Bedits
Wyoming
Renu Tema
Moarning
Themi
Ely Hises
Ren& Companys
aMelut
Tas
Vno
Elis Island
Geddes
Star
Pall Mat Gazette
Anmsader Geddes
Hnding
Vialseh
Jones
Ambassador Geddes
Honman
Grant
U.S
Seager Wheeler Farm
Britis
City of Manchester
Valera
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