Parliament Emergency Session Debate Spurs Canada Crisis
Historic remarks reflect Ottawa’s stance on Britain’s wartime crisis. Prime Minister receives daily dispatches while Liberal Conservative MPs condemn government timidity. Ontario Synod urges Dominion support and royal cooperation amid looming foreign tensions.
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Bandits Hit Regina Banks in Large Swindle
A Regina gang raided the Union Bank at Moosomin and the Bank of Montreal at Cesson, stealing 14700 cash and 16604 in securities. They cut telegraph lines, held CPR night operator Jona McDonald to prevent alarms, stalled three CPR trains, and freed him after setting the banks.
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Constantine to Crown Prince George for Greek throne
A scrambled report traces Constantine’s saga with throne claims and Allied pressure. It notes George I’s assassination, Alexander’s short reign, Constantine’s abdication pressure, and his triumphant return crowned in Athens amid Allied governments' scrutiny. The piece mentions Venizelos and public demonstrations by prominent citizens.
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Vancouver Battery Wins Canadian Artillery Association Prize
Vancouver Battery captures top prize in the Canadian Artillery Association competitions for general efficiency and personnel efficiency. The events, open to field heavy and siege batteries across Canada, were conducted at Dominion training camps during the past summer.
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Italian Settlers for Canada Arrange New Migration Plan
A Canadian sailing plan aims to bring thousands of Italian settlers to western provinces next spring. A Malian shipping agent says many will return after years in Italy following the war. About six thousand Rananians plan to farm in the west, with twenty five percent of pay allocations for western provinces.
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Canadian Invention Vent Bregeur Designs Turret Model
The British Admiralty adopted a working model of a battleship gun turret designed by Lieutenant Victor G. Brodeur of the Royal Canadian Navy. The model, praised for its efficiency, reveals all operating parts for gunnery students and is associated with naval headquarters in Ottawa.
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Wawa
Canada Shows Interest in Imperial Fruit Show
Canada demonstrates strong interest in the Imperial Fruit Show at Crystal Palace London with 800 boxes entered from Canadian districts. Entries cover most provinces except New Brunswick, reflecting widespread participation and anticipation for the October 7 to 10 event.
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Crystal Palace
London
Eng
Tate
Putnam's Painiess Corn Extr Refused as Substitute
The text contends that swearing is acceptable if provocation equals the offense of Jones stepping on Smith's sore coins. It argues against substitutes and mentions 25 cents, and notes Putnam's Painiess Corn Extr.
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Murdered officer shot in Madras ambush
Police announce the death of Scott Coward assistant district superintendent of the Madras Police Department who was killed in an ambush on Dadem Hill in Madras British India. Details of assailants and full circumstances remain unclear as investigators search the region for missing men and bands suspected to be involved.
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Madras
British India
Scott Coward
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Dadem Hill
No Cause For Worry When Children Have Summer Complaints
Thousands suffer summer complaints such as dingrhoes diarhora and colic with stomach pains cholera infantum and more. Advertises De Fow Fiers Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy praised by mothers, claim relief after 180 doses and urges keeping it at home. Also notes French liner La Fayette arriving after rough seas, passengers recount a perilous voyage.
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War Debt Talks Hint At Partial Payment Plan
The United States and Great Britain have been advised that a $56 payment on war debt due October 15 may be acceptable while funding negotiations adjust interest rates. London reports the Koffy Fontain vis mond Mines of the Orange Free State resuming full-time operations after a five day week cut in the diamond trade, per Reuters.
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Great Britain
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London
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German Denies Reported Russo Chinese Alliance Talk
The German government issued a denial of reports that negotiations were underway for a Russo Chinese German alliance. Officials rejected claims of a formal diplomatic alignment between Berlin, Moscow, and Beijing amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Car Shortage May Close Buffalo Elevators
Buffalo dispatch reports a grave grain supply shortage with limited cars. Vessels at the Bs by Sept 27 unloaded 1,319,000 bushels. slight improvements noted, but elevators could stop receiving grain if car availability does not rise by week’s end. Other industries face curtailment amid the crisis.
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Buffalo
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Bermuda Hit By Hurricane Storm Leaves Wide Damage
Bermuda suffered heavy damage as a hurricane struck on September 21, destroying hundreds of houses and wrecking wharves and roads. Storm toll cited by Malifax and the company valued at substantial sums with many boats ruined and hotels damaged.
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Malifax
Sheep Feedings At Screenings Stir Fort Willfar Note
ROC Harvey, a Lethbridge sheep rancher seeking Winninee, fed 7 000 at a point last year as plans for armament care of his flock were discussed. A drag in the market could be turned into a historic sale, with remaining stock ready for sale in Toronto and a move to New York.
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Japan proceeds with evacuation plan for Siberian provinces
According to Masano Hanihara, Japan will push ahead with a programme to evacuate the maritime provinces of Siberia despite the breakdown of the Chive Council conference. The statement comes as talks continue at the Washinevon arms conference.
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Papes Diapepsin Relief For Indigestion And Gas
A medicine advertises Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion gas heartburn and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give immediate stomach relief at low cost with millions sold. London reports urge £700000 for cancer research to aid treatment through medical services led by Sir Berkeley Moynihan and John P Lockhart Mummery.
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Cancer Research
London
Federation of Medical Allied Services
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British Reinforcements Hold Strong Positions In Chanak
British reinforcements concentrate around Chanak as Turkish forces retreat. Dardanelles ships Revenge and Resolution arrive with 1,000 Irish air forces and Statorishires battalion, signaling intent to hold the line amid Kemalist concentrations.
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War On Drugs Pushes Ottawa Co operation Across Forces
Federal officials enforcing the Opium and Narcotic Drug Act call for strict penalties and deportation for traffickers. They stress cross jurisdiction cooperation among municipal, provincial, and federal police to stamp out drug traffic in Canada. Montreal is cited as a center of illicit activities, prompting enhanced vigilance and import checks.
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Diamond Dyes Promoted For Dyeing Garments At Home
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for home dyeing of sweaters and skirts. It claims the product works on woolen or cotton fabrics and promises non streaking results, encouraging readers to ask their druggist for the dye and specifying use on various fabrics and threads.
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British Earl of Stafford Visits Montreal for Canada Prospects
The Earl of Stafford praised Canada during a Montreal visit, noting a positive outlook and opportunities ahead. He refrained from detailed statements on specific conditions, but expressed general optimism about Canada’s path forward.
Waterspout wrecks fishing boats near Italian islands
The Petit Parisien reports a waterspout in the Kenian Sea between Isla Corsica and Sardinia drawing two fishing boats with men aboard until they disappeared. A storm drove boats to shelter when the spout struck. two boats were captured while others escaped, and the event followed by a distant note on potential wartime contingents offered by the Anglo Indian Association of India to the Viceroy.
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Petit Farisien
London
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Danderine Promises Hair Revival In Bold Claims
A promotional pitch touts Danderine as a cure for balding and dandruff claiming to stop hair loss and restore vitality. It argues neglect causes weak roots and suggests the product cleanses scalp pores to encourage new growth and thickness with a pleasing experience.
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