Saskatchewan Wheat Pool decision delays for this year's crop
Saskatchewan pool officials fail to reach agreement with elevator operators and Alberta authorities on using elevators. J J Musselman says no pools will operate this year, while A E Wilson counters that farmers have signed up to deliver 2,000,000 acres to the pool and the venture remains operative in both Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Ipipre
H. Atthod
Iragery
Jostesd
Ae Cary
Saskatchewan
Eta
Winnipeg
J. Je Maseclman
Steknichewan Cooperative Elevated Company
Exmote
Indea
A. E. Wilson
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers, Limited
J.B. Musselman
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Musperman
Alberta
Saskatchewan Pool
Wilson
Saskatchewan Cooperative, Elevator Company
Musselman
Sashkatchewan
Doukhobors Leave Nelson for California Colony Party Sets Off
J C Doukhobors head to California with a 16 member party led by Sam Reiben, later secretary treasurer of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood. The group from the local colony includes men women and children. Support local merchants by buying at home.
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Nelson
B.C
Sam Reiben
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Here
California
War Craft Scrapped Spectacular Show By Air Men
United States army airmen staged a dramatic bombing over Cape Hatteras to begin scrapping US war craft under the naval limits treaty. Virginia and New Jersey battleships were sunk within a 30 minute window with heavy bombs. New Jersey finally went down on a third attempt after near misses and near-constant listing.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
United States Army
Virginia
New Jersey
United States Battle Fleet
Canadian Food For Japan Ottawa
Premier King announced that emergency food shipments aboard the Empress of Russia are a preliminary step and Canada plans further aid to Japan. He said Consul General Ohta could not specify Japan’s requests, but food for those harmed by the disaster will go to the Tokio relief commission. The government is also checking merchant ships for transporting supplies from Canadian ports to Japan.
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Ottawa
Japan
King
Ohta
Canada
Tokio
Nations speed aid after Japan quake disaster
London reports sparse yet growing relief efforts from Europe and the British government. Japan mobilizes navy divisions to rush food and refugees to devastated areas while Tokyo begins temporary relief distribution. Estimated death toll reaches up to 200000 with vast financial losses and foreign casualties include several ambassadors.
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Kobe
Yamamoto
Goto
Tokio
Yokohama
Japan
Foreign Office
China
London
Salvation Army
Castoria Advertisement Note of 30 Years Use
A vintage advertising copy touts Fletcher's Castoria for over 30 years claiming to relieve colicky pains, constipation, and upset stomachs in children. It emphasizes gentle regulation of the bowels, aiding digestion and sleep, and bears a signature line at the end.
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Fletcher
Ex-Mayor Waugh Returns as Manitoba Liquor Commissioner
Winnipeg hosts ex mayor R D Waugh who left four years ago for Saat Valley Commission duties and now chairs the Manitoba Liquor Commission. He pledged impartial fearless administration of the liquor act and joked that whisky duties will pair with water oversight to satisfy dry and wet interests.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
R. D. Waugh
Saat Valley
Mr. Waugh
Greater
City Votes to Join Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Regina city council unanimously approved entering the Saskatchewan co operative wheat pool during the September 5 meeting. City solicitor G F Blair opined the city would not be bound by any detrimental contract and renting property would release it from terms. Council members favored pool participation to aid regional agricultural success.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Wheat Pool
G. F. Blair
Organize Exhibit Regina-A meetings planned soon
Regina A meetings of Saskatchewan livestock breeders will be held here to organize a provincial exhibit for the Chicago International Show in November.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Rockslides in Nanaimo May Be Linked to Pacific Earthquakes
Officials in British Columbia suggest recent Pacific Ocean disturbances caused earth tremors recorded at Gonzales Heights observatory. The quakes may have unsettled land, triggering the Nanaimo rockslide that killed two miners and damaged mines in the region.
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Victoria
B.C
Nanaimo
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia Mine Department
Gonzales Heights Observatory
Airplane For Forestry Patrol from Ottawa West
A Vickers Viking air boat piloted by Major B. D. Hobbs from the Winnipeg RCAF unit left Ottawa for the west to proceed to Victoria Beach on Lake Winnipeg for forestry patrol and survey work.
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Ottawa
B. D. Hobbs
Winnipeg
West
Victoria Beach
Lake Winnipeg
Skipper's Cat Speed Rules Empress of Canada
Captain A J Halley of the Empress of Canada claims his cat Speed rules upper decks and even mimics visitors in Shanghai. The feline king swats at imagined foes, shares chow during gong ceremonies, and signals storms from the rigging while entertaining the crew and earning stinging tales from the master.
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A. J. Halley
R.N.R
Halley
Rover
Speed
Hailey
Shanghai
Hopeful Japanese disaster reports emerge amid Tokyo damage
Grain Commissioners refuse increases for elevator charges. Terminal and country elevator owners sought higher rates for handling mixed grains and wheat. A minor regulation change allows variable screenings, easing inspectors’ standards during deliveries. London reports Japan quake relief words while China lifts rice embargo to aid Japan and pledges 200000 for quake relief.
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Winnipeg
Board of Grain Comissioners
Leslie J. Boyd
Canada Using Empire Markets Push at Imperial Conference
Canada says Empire markets are underutilizing its potential and will present a memorandum at the Imperial economic conference. The document argues Empire nations should focus more selling power on Canada to expand trade and supply more commodities for Empire consumption.
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Ottawa
Canada
Emmpire
League Warned Of Great Danger Threatening Europe
Geneva reports the League of Nations imperilled as Italy rejects its right to intervene in the Greece conflict. Despite consternation, smaller nations fear binding power of the covenant on them. Lord Robert Cecil warns that disregarding Versailles endangers Europe. council adjourns to study Italy's statement amid a looming crisis.
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League
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
Lord Robert Cecil
Lord Robert
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Canadian Food For
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Regina City Council
Norman K. Luxton
Crag & Canyon
Banff
Alta
Mr. Luxton
W. F. Luxton
Manitoba Free Press
Forestry Patrol
Skipper
Captain Halley
Cmd
Ames
Tokin Bay
Home Office
Nie
Tsukiji
Asaba
Shiba
Akasaka
Yotzuya
Peking
Commonwealth
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