Webber recalls Old Morocco Days and a Crier's misreads
Madrid dispatches describe the Fez French HQ position in Morocco as precarious, with rebels occupying key routes from El Arba Del Tissa to Ain Aicha. The piece notes Riffians entrenching near those strategic points, signaling growing tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Price Webber
Morocco
Guardian
Madrid
Fez
Deepatches
el Arba del Tissa
Ain
Aicha
Classified Notice Briefs From a Local Printery
An OCR fragment shows a classified ad section offering printing services and envelopes for sale with prices. It mentions Guardian Central Job Printery and a city mailbox box, plus a stray ad line about oversized front room and board terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant
City
Guardian Central
Phono
Pontpald
Guardia Ed Aa A Saat
Death Notices: J Gregory Gallant 23
The city mourns the death of J Gregory Gallant at twenty three after a two month illness. Son of the late Dr Gallant of Kinkora he taught at Prince of Wales College and previously led Sour's and Tignish schools. Survived by his mother Dr Gallant and sister Hilda. funeral Friday from his home to St Dunstan's Cathedral then Kinkora cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gregory Gallant
Gallant
Kinkora
Prince of Wales College
Sour’s
Tignish School
Emerald
Queen Square
St. Dunstan's University
Dr.Gallant
Hilda
St. Dunstan's Cathedral
Puneral
Remembering Thomas Plynn era and famed local figures
The piece recalls past Island policing chief Thomas Plynn and Sergeant Cameron, actor William Whitlock, champion runner Charles Wakefield, and Mr. Webber whose stage career spans 14,000 performances averaging 300 yearly for 45 years, highlighting his enduring legacy and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Webber
Thomas Plynn
Marshall Cameron
Cameron
William Whitlock
Charles Wakefield
Maritime Provinces
Webber
The
Guardian
Ita
Canada
Unitedtates
Nd ‘Fm
Baldwin HAG trouble over Admiralty cruiser plan
London July 22 Mr Baldwin faces growing strife in the government over the Admiralty cruiser construction program as Churchill and Bridgeman clash. Baldwin seeks a compromise to avert resignations while Bridgeman threatens to quit unless his navy demands are met, risking a split among Conservatives and the sea lord group led by Earl Beatty. Churchill offers to expand shipbuilding if saves elsewhere, but opposition mocks the proposal amid ongoing deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baldwin
Winston Churchill
W. G. Bridgeman
The
Admiralty
Bridgeman
Navy
Earl Beatty
Churchill
Wndks
Mrr
Mr. Bridgeman
Mine Talks Deferred as Deputy Minister Arrives
Conferences among British Empire Steel Corporation officials United Mine Workers of America leaders and Nova Scotia officials were adjourned to tomorrow afternoon awaiting the arrival of T. J. Brown Deputy Minister of Mines. The talks, opened Monday, seek a working agreement between miners and employers with no statements issued yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N. S
British Empire Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Nova Scotia
B. N. Rhodes
G. S. Harrington
T. J. Brown
Bank Robber Had Consideration
London Ontario July 22 Leslie Hatheway held on charge of holding up Thorndale Bank and taking $6 000 after locking staff in safe He told police he returned to Thorndale within an hour fearing the hold up had not been discovered and staff would suffocate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Leslie Hatheway
Thorndale Bank
Thorndale
Chicago Fighter Dies in Louisville Ring Accident
Mickey Shannon, Chicago heavyweight, died after a bout with Harry Fay in Broadway Arena Louisville. Fay drove Shannon to the ropes, delivering head and body blows. Shannon collapsed and broke his neck upon hitting the floor. Fay was arrested on a manslaughter charge and released on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mickey Shannon
Chicago
Broadway Arena
Harry Fay
Fay
Tragic Canoe Accident Claims Teen at Westville Picnic
A West River canoe accident yesterday led to the drowning of J Wilfred Garnham aged about seventeen son of Mr George Garnham of the Bank of Nova Scotia. He was among a group traveling to Westville for a United Church picnic when the canoe capsized near the Westville wharf. Garnham could not swim and disappeared beneath the water as companions reached shore. Rescue efforts by motor boat and canoe were abandoned at dusk without locating the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West River
J. Wilfred Garnham
George Garnham
Bank of
Nova Scotia
Westville
United Church
Charles Mathieson
Johnson
W. 8. Brown
Westville Wharf
Garnham
Chinese Government Registers Protest
London July 22 The Labor party published a 1500 word manifesto from the Canton Nationalist Government denouncing imperialistic powers for exploiting China and blocking independent development. The document warns the issue gradually undermines world peace and could ignite a new universal tragedy in the Pacific unless action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Labor Party
Canton
China
Pacific Ocean
Quebec Lad Killed By Lightning At Amos Que
R Gena reau, 18, was instantly killed when a lightning bolt struck his home in Amos Quebec yesterday afternoon. Another occupant was stunned and the house sustained slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Crook
Amos
Que
R. Genareau
Applies Brakes To The South African National Flag Bill
Capetown July 22 In the Union Assembly Dr Daniel F Malan moved for the discharge of the South African Nationality and flag bill. He said the government remains convinced of a national flag but stressed achieving maximum unanimity on procedure and design before committing to a specific flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Capetown
South Africa
Union Assembly
Daniel F. Malan
Earl Haig Sees Work for Himself in Canada
Saskatoon July 22 Field Marshal Earl Haig declared he is aging but can still do more for Canada in private life. He spoke at a Canadian Club luncheon after Major W A Carrothre suggested naming him Governor General. Haig officially opened the Saskatoon exhibition, addressing a large grandstand crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Sask
Earl Haig
AUN OF FORMER JLAND PASTOR
The Montreal Standard reports on Gov an parish kirk in Glasgow led by Rev George Duncan formerly of St Andrews and St al's Montreal. The article notes strong attendance, a 30 to 40 year old worshiper mix, and a Sunday program with sermons on rest amid busy life. Canadian ministers Dr Duncan and J B Motherstill are highlighted along with assistants.
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Montreal
Prince Edward Island
Gov ‘An
George Duncan
St. Andrews
St. Al’s Church
Glasgow
Scotland
Eouthwestern
Paisley
Johnstone
Renfrew
Canada
J. B. Motherstill
Duncan
Govan
Motherfild
Knowles
Galt
Ontario
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Cuthbert
British Cabinet Still Deadlocked on Cruiser Plan
London July 22 Premier Stanley Baldwin failed to break a cabinet deadlock over building several new cruisers. The morning session adjourned without a definite decision as ministers divided on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stanley Baldwin
Visit of Edward P. Has Good Effect
New York reports officers of the British freighter Dromore Castle note the Prince of Wales visit sparked intense excitement across the Union of South Africa. His presence reportedly strengthened unionist sentiment and boosted patriotic feeling aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
New York
Dromore Castle
Union Castle Line
Staten Island
Prince of Wales
Union of South Africa
Great Britain Threatened by Coal Strike Impasse
London July 22 miners refuse to confer with owners unless wage decrease proposals are withdrawn. The Miners Federation announced refusal of the conference proposed by owners, dashing hopes for a conference to avert a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
London
Miners Federation J
Canadians Guests Of Royalty
London July 22 Canadians were among six thousand guests at a garden party for King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. They arrived early to view the palace grounds and the portable outdoor canvas office used by the King in hot weather. Only a few presentations were made to their Majesties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Concluding Chautauqua Programs Draw Full Charlottetown Crowd
The closing Chautauqua events in Charlottetown featured a junior program, Tom Corwine imitator act, and a standout George W. Vierra Hawaiian ensemble. Audience praise followed each act as organizers sought additional guarantees to fund next year’s series, with a morning meeting planned at the Y M C A to decide if Charlottetown will host another Chautauqua season.
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Chautauqua
Tom Corwine
George W. Vierra
America
French
Chatauqua
Charlottetown
Employment improves in Canada in May reports
Ottawa reports that the employment situation in Canada during May showed improvement with unemployment among union members at 7 percent at the start of June, down from 8.6 percent in May and 7.3 percent at the start of June 1924. The employment index based on 1920 as 100 stood at 94.6 on June 1, down from 95.2 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
No Strike in Hard Coal Field Says Van Bittner
Anthracite operators said at a Atlantic City conference with miners' representatives that no strike in the hard coal field was intended by Van A. Bittner in a telegram to Hoover and Davis. He warned a general coal strike if northern West Virginia dispute remains unsettled.
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van Bittner
Atlantic City
N. J
van A. Bittner
Commerce
Hoover
Labor
Davis
Bittner
West Virginia
Formula To Solve Chinese Problem
Washington reports substantial accord among the powers on a formula to deal with the Chinese problem. Formal acquiescence in some elements remains lacking but Peking diplomats are expected to submit the formula to the provisional Chinese government soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Washington
Peking
Provisional Government of China
Regatta at Halifax Opens Local Season Saturday
Halifax on Saturday hosts the first regatta of the local season. Sanction from the Maritime Provinces Amateur Oarsmen's Association covers events including Novice Four-Oned Shells Junior Single Shells Junior Four Shells Tandem Canoe Intermediate Four Shells Senior Single Shells War Canoe Senior Four Shells.
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Halifax
Highfire
Lorne Club
Maritime Provinces Amateur Oarsmen's Association
Gunmen Shoot Up Club In Montreal
Two gunmen robbed the Decamland Club on St. Lawrence Boulevard during an early morning hold-up. Patrons were ordered to face the wall while the bandits took about twenty dollars and fled after shooting two people. one in critical condition and two hospitalizations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Decamland Club
St. Lawrence Boulevard
Community Announcements and Coming Events Schedule
A collection of local notices lists events in Georgetown, Fort Augustus Hall, Morell, St Charles, Tyrone, and Charlottetown. Includes social dances, tea parties, ice cream festivals, pantomime repeats, plays at Anderson's Hall, and St Peter's and St Margaret's upcoming events. Calendar items mention dates in July and August with times, venues, and admission notes.
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Morell
St. Charles
Mary
Jerushy
Anderson's Hall
St. Peter's
Ald
St. Margaret's Bulldtlses
Summerside
Charlottetown
London Underground Freight Network Proposed to Ease Traffic
London plans a vast underground freight system designed by an English engineer to link major depots and markets. The scheme expects 10,000 jobs and a £25 million cost, with construction subject to Ministry approval and a 1928 first-line operation forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
London
Daily, Graphic
Ministry of Transport
Golf pros and amateurs set for Canadian Open in Toronto
A strong field will gather in Toronto for the Canadian Open golf championship July 30 to August 1. Entries include defending champion Leo Diegel and U S Open winner Walter Hagen plus Johnny Farrell Abe Kirkwood and other top players from the United States and Canada such as Tom Kerrigan John Bredmus Win Klein and Will Travinger.
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Toronto
United States
Leo Diegel
Washington
Macfarlane
New York
L. Anderson
Royal Canadian Golf Association
Abe Kirkwood
California
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Thomas Armour
John Bredmus
Tom Kerrigan
Win
Klein
Wilford Reid
Detroit
Will H. Travinger
Spring Lake
Mich
Nick Weber
Holland, Mich
Frank Wattles, Jr
Buffalo
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Grier
Uncle Tom's Inn
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Jay Gould
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Aun
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Irk
Edward P
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