Protest Against Ne Temere Decree Prompts Church Stand
Ottawa church leaders condemn the Ne Temere decree and warn members to abstain from mixed marriages until the issue is clarified. The General Assembly urged provinces to define legal marriage hindrances under civil law and protect civil rights while resisting enforcement of the decree in Canada.
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Ottawa
Man General Assembly
Duval
Winnipeg
Prince- Scrimger
Montreal
Canada
Church of Rome
Praise for Chief McRae as Winnipeg police chief retires
Chicago Evening Post lauds John C. McRae former Winnipeg chief of police retiring after thirty years. He aided in the Cronin case arresting fugitive Martin Burke later known as Frank Williams with Canadian and Chicago officers confirming identity. John M. Collins helped locate Burke after traveling to Winnipeg.
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Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
Ohn
C. McRae
Winnipeg
Cronin
McRae
Martin Burke
Carlson
Canada
Frank Williams
John M. Collins
Amp No. 20
Burke
Cellins
Investors Head West For Farm Lands Via Northern Navigation
Thirty financiers doctors and lawyers depart Toronto for the west aboard special sleepers from Port Arthur to Edmonton under Northern Navigation and Canadian Northern Railway. Led by T A Nealy the party aims to invest in western farms with Vegreville district as a focal area.
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Toronto Soccerry
Northern Navigation Company
Canadian Northern Railway
Port Arthur
Edmonton
Vegreville
T. A. Nealy
Patriotism Taught In Winnipeg Coronation Day Plan
Winnipeg school authorities plan a grand stand gathering for coronation day. Children will sing national airs led by Mrs. Brostedt with Lieut Col Billman commanding senior battalions. Pupils study coronation history and George V's role.
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Winnipeg
Exhibition Park
Elgar
Kipling
MelIntyre
Dufferin Park
Selkirk
Deserted Farms and Canadian Market Access Debate
Montreal writer C L Sibley reports on Eastern States farming decline, citing U S Census data from 1880 to 1900 showing thousands of New England farms disappearing and acres removed from tillage. He argues U S trusts suppress profits, challenging Canadian hopes of entering vast markets.
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C. L. Sibley
Montreal
Montreal Star
United States
New England
Canada
Bethel
Windsor County
Vermont
Brattleboro
Chester Depot
Rutland County
Breakfast and Dinner Tables of the Great Army of Consumers
Fragment discusses what consumers deserve from meals and routine purchases in the broad marketplace. It reflects on abundance and the expectations placed on producers to meet daily needs with value and reliability.
Dominion Exposition Promises Western Canada’s Largest Fair
Regina Saskatchewan hosts the Dominion Exposition under the Regina Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition Association Limited. Over $30,000 spent on new buildings to display varied exhibits in the Manufacturers Building. Agricultural section highlights purebred stock with attractive prizes. Notable features include 91st Regiment Highlanders Band, Flying Banyards, McKinney Asher Hippodrome, and Richard Karsy’s Giant Myriophone.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Regina Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition Association Limited
Canada
91St Regiment Highlanders
Serge
Gibraltar
McKinney Asher Hippodrome Co
Richard Karly
Karsy
Remarkable Cow Sets Butter Record in Seven Days
Jessie Fobes Bes sie Homestead a four year old Holstein Friesian cow owned by David Munroe of Spokane produces 34.95 pounds of butter in seven days under supervision of State College of Washington experts. Record surpasses 34.75 pounds. Stella Canary also shows high butter fat. The article also notes New England farm counts and prices, market issues facing Canadian imports, and lists various midway acts and attractions at a fair.
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Spokane
Wash
Jessie Fobes
Bessie Homestead
David Munroe
State College of Washington
Jessie
Grace Fayne Setond Homstead
Stella Canary
Helstein
Munroe
Pacific Slope
University of Saskatchewan Senate Names and Elections
Regina and Battleford list Rev. Colin Young Dr. Lowe J A Snell Frederick Edwards Judge Farrell Prince Albert as members of the university senate with vacancies filled after last week’s elections.
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Regina
Sask
Colin Young
Prince Albert
Farrell
Moosomin
Frederick Edwards
Battleford
Lowe
J. A. Snell
Princ Albert
The
University of Saskatchewan
Damages Sought Against Alberta Government Reported
Edmonton Alberta firms file damages claims totaling 3 500 000 with the executive council against the provincial government. Claims include 2 500 000 from railway and construction firms, 398 000 from the Royal Bank of Canada, 121 796 65 for Empire Supply Co for ties lumber wages and refits, and 3 340 from Campbell and Brown for goods building trade breach of contract.
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Edmonton
Alta
Executive Council
Alberta and Great Waterways Railway Project
Royal Bank of Canada
Empire Supply Co
Cammrpbell and
Brown
Too much money has undone more than too little
A terse reflection notes financial excess as the primary cause of failures, suggesting overspending, misallocation, and governance shortcomings have harmed outcomes more than inadequate funding. It emphasizes systemic loss from wasteful spending.
Prices of Grain and Dairy Goods in Winnipeg Market
Winnipeg cash prices list grains poultry live stock and dairy products with Manitoba egg prices per dozen and local potato rates. It includes dressed poultry meats sausage hides wool and rough figures for fish flour oats and hay with per ton and per bushel quotes and regional market notes.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
N. W
Man
Duke of Connaught Sails to Quebec in October
Word arrives that His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught Canada’s next governor general will sail for Quebec aboard the Empress of Britain on October 6 and likely reach Quebec around October 12. Government to arrange a fitting reception on arrival in the ancient capital.
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Ottawa
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Quebec
Urges Connaught to Stay in Canada for Life Tenure
Frederick Hamilton of Ottawa writes in the Royal Colonial Institute Journal urging the Duke of Connaught to remain in Canada on a life tenure. The British Western Daily News adds that the governor general is no longer merely a figurehead in Canada.
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London
Frederick Hamilton
Ottawa
Royal Colonial Institute Journal
Duke of Connaught
Canada
British Western Daily News
Minister dragged by rope loses foot near Elk Point
Vermilion Alta. Rev. Mr. Thompson of Elk Point was dragged a quarter mile when his foot caught in a rope while trying to catch a horse. He suffered severe bruises and a doctor arrived 17 hours later. doctors believe the minister will live.
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Vermilion
Alta
Mr. Thompson
Elk Point
Meinister
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Temere
Bestate
Chief McRae
Winni
Peg Soon
King Deorce
Queen Mary
Captain Webb
Morris
Madame Altea
Steiner
Zerald
James E. Hardy
Mr. Hardy
New University Senate
Alberta
Duke
Connaught
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