Canadian Wheat Pool Hails Growth and Financing
The report notes expanding support for the pool in Canada with cooperation from similar bodies abroad. It highlights a strong member drive and a belief in individual responsibility for the pool’s success. The pool reportedly markets 52 to 64 percent of regional wheat and operates with bank financing, not government funding, at times borrowing up to 65 million dollars.
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Ieee
Pogl
Setae
Canada
British Liberals Begin New Drive in United Stage
Fragmentary notice indicates a political push by Liberal factions in Britain amid talks on unity. Key figures and locations remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Plane crash survivors struggle to escape flames
Witness recounts Ford and companion fighting through a blazing cabin in a wreck scene.Authorities note confusion and shock as bodies lie among scorched debris.
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Ford
Immigration fear grips long-term residents under 1924 act
The 1921 24 immigration crackdown divides residents into groups based on dates and status. First group faced tax and residency questions. second group faced no head tax but risk after 1921. third group includes those who entered after July 1 1921 facing absolute deportation with no statute of limitations. Many have built lives, but arrest leads to permanent ban from the United States.
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Canada
Sete
Pernats
United’ States
Scholarships for Canadian research workers awarded
The National Research Council of Canada grants post graduate scholarships distributing about 50 000 for forward looking university based scientific study. Recipients come from across the Dominion and funds support research on industrial problems and natural resources development.
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Ottawa
National Research Council of Canada
Irktee
Dominion
Apatystiala
Wearch
Canada
League of Nations official visits Canada on coast to coast tour
One of the League of Nations top officers, M. Joseph Avenol Deputy Secretary General, arrives in Vancouver from the Orient and will tour Canada from Pacific to Atlantic speaking for world peace and League work. He has met with Chinese nationalists and is recognized by the League as de facto administration in China. A coast to coast trip set to launch April 16 by the League.
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Ottawa
League
Libel Action Costs Heavy in Currie Case Toronto
The Currie libel action costs were taxed with net costs totaling 5377 dollars after taxation, from an initial 11087 dollars. Defendants must also pay a judgment of 500 dollars.
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Toronto
Coats
K.C
Arthur Currie
France
Prince George Reports For Duty At Foreign Office
London England Prince George youngest son of the King reported for duty at the foreign office April 3 and spent the morning meeting future colleagues. He has left his naval career and is attached to the western department. The prince returned to Buckingham Palace for luncheon.
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Frince
London England
Prince George
Foreign Office
Royal
Buckingham Palace
Bracken Government Expresses Confidence in Parliament
The Manitoba legislature expressed confidence in the Bracken government as Premier MacDonald was honored. Labor leader John Queen sponsored the confidence resolution with Liberal support from H A Robson. The session opened with tributes to Sir Hugh John MacDonald and a unanimous sympathy resolution.
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Mani
Bracken
Mantas
Avhetta
Labor
Sistera Falls
House
John
Bay
H. A. Robson
Hugh John MacDonald
Regina to Get Permanent Immigration Office in Darke Block
The Department of Immigration will establish a permanent headquarters in Regina to serve Southern Saskatchewan. An announcement cites growing demand and notes a temporary space in the Veteran Block last year. the new office will be in Darke Block near Saskatoon.
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Regina
Department of Immigration
Saskatchewan
Geo
Todd
Department
Saskatoon
Gary Ang
Officials Taka Prevent Spread Of Disease
Fragmentary report notes preventive actions by local authorities to curb disease spread within a broad area. Mentions ongoing health measures and referenced deaths within a rough radius, but details are incomplete.
Michigan Law Repglad Revokes Life For Two Case
Governor Green commutes life sentences for several felonies including four offences. The action affects Tony Papich Nea Mac Miller and others while reviewing the Watson House case and related minors.
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Lansing
Tina Foets
Fred W. Green
Watson House
Green
Nea Mac Miller
Tony Papich
Manitoba natural resources claims debated before commission
Ottawa reports M McMaster heard arguments from A Ru McMaster for the Dominion on alienated and unalienated lands. He urged Canada collect duties or a lump sum payment to Manitoba, warning against endless federal taxation and new demands. The commission chair asked for a concrete compensation proposal instead of ceding revenue.
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Ottawa
Masiteha
Matoba
Higiersen
Federal
Government of
Canada
Manitoba
Mystery Aircraft Pieces From Lost Navy Flight
Officials at Mille Field examined twisted water soaked wreckage said to be parts of a U S government craft. The pieces reportedly disappeared in 1922 or 1923 off the Pacific coast near Honolulu and are tied to a man named Captain Erwin and others.
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Dale
Ocean Mysagath
Honolulu
Army
Navy
United States
Whiting
Pacific
Mille Field
Herudder
Frame
Yal P. Erwin
Alvin E. Ns Q
Juror McGreevy Edges Manslaughter Verdict Debate
In Vancouver, Justice F B Jog presided over a manslaughter case where jurors faced alternative counts of grievous harm. The court noted juries may consider moral turpitude in verdicts, questioning whether guilt could be based on moral fault rather than fact. Justice Gregory commented on jurors’ ability to weigh the elements.
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Vancouv
Bush Columbia
F. B
Gregory
Aviators Rescued After Harrowing Flight to Tumaco Port
Two Uruguayan pilots, exhausted and claiming their plane was shot down in Northern Ecuador, were found alive in Tumaco after a perilous journey from Ecuador and Colombia. They described a small hogtipledg craft and a forced landing, with their survival hinging on endurance.
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Yan Filers
Sossaert Goldfalgias
Tumaco
Tts
Colombia
Ecuador
Aviation Course By Mail Plan Under State Education
Massachusetts State Department of Education advances an aviation course by mail initiative guiding students to learn flying concepts and practical basics through mailed lessons and correspondence programs.
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Boffall
Repemieg
Massachusetts State Department of Education
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