Alberta Wheat Pool to be Administered by Seven Trustees
Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited will be run by seven trustees chosen from seven districts. Delegates from districts will elect trustees, with a temporary seven-member directorate in place until then. The pool aims to be non profit under the Co operative Associations Act and may acquire, lease, or arrange elevators with a two cent per bushel facility charge.
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Culinary
Alberta Wheat Pool
Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers. Limited
The
Wheat Pool Organization
Poaribie
Seventema
Alberta Cooperative’ Wheat Producers, Limited
Co-operative Associations Act
Frst Board of Trustees
Ste
Dominion Government Wheat Board of
Aaron Sapiro
Dominion Wheat Pool
Vancouver barrister dies and honors raise memory
Vancouver mourns prominent local barrister Rabenowicz BA first Rhodes scholar for British Columbia died August 15 from double pneumonia. He was about 40 years old.
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Vancouver
Israel
Rabenowicz
British Columbia
Fears of an economic war between France and Britain
French business leaders warn of a developing economic war as the pound surges and London is accused of fueling a campaign to depreciate the franc. Reportedly, traders fear Britain could sway the balance of trade by curtailing coal imports, boosting Ruhr output, and favoring English goods.
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France
Great Britain
London
Mailn
Baldwin
England
Empire Economic Council outlined by British ministers
The Telegraphs parliamentary writer notes evidence that British ministers favor creating a permanent body to act on conference conclusions. The Empire Economic Council could sit in London with Dominion representatives and resemble the Imperial Shipping Committee in form.
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London
London Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Empire Economic Council
Dominions
Imperial Shipping Committee
Smuts Urges Europe to Back Britain in Crisis
Premier Smuts addressed the South African party congress urging European nations to rally for Britain to avert a wider European and global catastrophe. He warned that German dissolution would set civilization back centuries and urged unity to prevent Europe’s collapse.
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General Smuts
Great Britain
Hioomfontein
South Africa
Europe
Smuts
South African Party Congress
Britain
United States
Steters
Alberta Coal Men Offer 100000 Tons to Ontario
Premier Ferguson meets a delegation led by Sir George Filmer of Alberta who say they will ship 100000 tons of coal this fall and winter to Ontario by rail and boat to cut rail charges. They claim top quality coal compares with US anthracite and aim to spark western Drumhester region interests for winter fuel.
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Alberta
Ontario
Toronto
Ferguson
George Filmer
United States
Fort William
Sir George
Drumhester
Empire Immigration Policy Debated at Conference
Ottawa reports from the biennial Conference of the British Empire Service League in London last month, received by the Dominions Command of the Great War Veterans Association. A resolution approved regulated immigration for land settlement within the Empire. The league aims to assist schemes, hoping to aid industry and unemployment relief while building up the British race within the Empire. The league’s view will be presented to the Imperial Conference in London in September.
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Ottawa
Service League
London
Domsinion Command
Great War Veterans’ Association
League For Canada
League
French Cruiser Launched Du Guay Trouin Details
The French navy launched the light cruiser Du Guay Trouin with 8 000 ton displacement and 100 000 horsepower, speeds of 34 knots, in the presence of Minister of Marine Raberti. It is first of three light cruisers from the April 1922 naval program. construction on the second began at L Orient in January, and the third will be built locally.
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L'Orient
London Grays Geddes report on Ellis Island reforms
London London Sir Auckland Geddes, British Ambassador to the United States, urges a dozen recommendations for Ellis Island improvements. Proposals focus on structural sanitary changes, lighting, ventilation, and better medical facilities to enhance health screening and inspection. The advice targets modernization and safety.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Ellis Island
Merchant Marine May Be Utilized On Great Lakes Grain Trade
Ottawa reports ten vessels of the Canadian Merchant Marine on the Great Lakes may be used in the grain carrying trade this season. Minister Geo Graham says government boats could assist in the grain traffic if American shipowners refuse to file tariffs. Sir Henry Thornton may be consulted, and the vessels could carry a portion of the western crop though not specifically built for grain service.
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Ottawa
Great Lakes
Geo
Graham
Assis
Sir Henry Thornton
Uae
Hon James Murdock Told New Task In Ottawa
Ottawa announces that Hon James Murdock Minister of Labor will oversee the general administration of the act to investigate combines monopolies trusts and mergers. The act passed last session grants wide powers including ordered investigations on a six-signature complaint and a permanent registrar. Penalties include criminal code actions tariff withdrawal and exchequer court patent cancellations.
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Ottawa
James Murdock
Labor
Premiser King
Exchequer Court
Stowaways Plea Faces Delay Request in Canada Case
Seven Glasgow youths lured by Canadian farm job ads stowed away on the Cassandra and were sentenced to prison for a set term. Their lawyer asked His Lordship to allow the septet to be sent west instead of deportation at sentence end.
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Quebec
Canada
Glasgow
Ellis Island Criticism Winds Through British Papers
British papers condemn Ellis Island conditions after Ambassador Geddes report. Editorials in The Star and Pall Mall Gazette cite crowded filthy facilities, arguing Americans must address immigration cruelty. Meanwhile Kemmerer mine disaster fatal count rises to 97 with 37 rescued, hundreds mourn, morgue set at local hall.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Kemmerer Coal Company
Frontier
Here
1.0.C.F. Hall
United States
London
Ellis Island
Ambassador Geddes
New York
the Star
Pall Mall Gazette
Anke Jbassador
Geddes
Gad @es
Viper
Rron
Judge Rules Seizure Of Rum Ships Legal
Federal Judge Woodrough ruled seizure of alien rum running vessels outside the three mile limit is lawful. The British ship Marion Mosher seized off Fire Island on July 27, 1922, while transferring liquor to the motor boat JH.D. The seizure upheld forfeiture of bonds posted by Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company as the craft allegedly violated its destination plan.
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New York
Woodrough
Tne
Marion Mosher
United States
Jh.d
Fire Island
Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company
St. John
N.L
Saskatchewan Highway Plans Hindered by Sparse Population
Hon J G Gardiner told the Kiwanis Club that Saskatchewan cannot build more highways now due to low population. The focus remains on improving landholder access, while tourist highway projects will be postponed. Rosthern district suffered a severe hail storm damaging about 26 farms including Dr Seager Wheeler's. Wheeler expects to save enough seed for next year though his experimental plots and fruit trees were hurt.
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Regina
Kiwanis Club
J. G. Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Rosthern
Seager Whealer
Wheeler
Labor Leader Supports Smith on Economy and Credit Scheme
J K R Clynes, Labour leader in the House of Commons, backs Sir Allan Smith against the government over foresight in industry and unemployment. He argues it is better to spend sovereigns on productive work than on unemployment relief and condemns denying Russia a credit scheme, criticizing diplomatic attitudes toward France and Germany.
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London
J. KR. Clynes
Labor Party
House of Commers
Allan Smith
Clynes
Russia
France
Workers Sue For Wages London City of Manchester Case
The Tramway Men's Union sues the Corporation of the City of Manchester for £106,000. The action seeks wages claims arising from wartime service, alleging the city undertook to pay at least half of employees’ wages during war service but did not fulfill the promise.
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London
Corporation of
City of
Manchester
Tramway Men's Union
Gopher Gunboat Seized by Canadian Authorities
The gunboat Gopher carrying naval reservists on its annual cruise was seized by Canadian authorities after damage to a lock in the Welland Canal during passage. The ship was en route to Montreal, and the incident was reported to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Navy Department
Welland Canal
Montreal
De Valera Seized While Addressing Constituents in Ennis
Irish republic leader Eamon de Valera was arrested in Ennis as he began an election speech to locals. Free State troops formed a cordon, fired over heads, and amid a stampede he fainted. He was escorted to jail after surrendering, with crowds hurling taunts as order was restored.
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Ennis
Ireland
Eamonon de Valera
Irish Republic
Free State
Jiaul
de Valera
Ife
Tim
Thy
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the Sun
Sask
Jas. Murdock
Philadelphia Record
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Seager Wheeler Farm
City of Manchester
Ila
Valera
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