Mexico in Revolt Faces Government's Severe Retaliation
Dispatches report ongoing Mexican revolt with General Alfredo Quijano and General Alfredo Rueda Quijano's forces engaged. Allies describe executions and military crackdowns as unrest spreads from Mexico City to Vera Cruz and Morelos, prompting funds transfer to the capital and rail disruptions near the Vera Cruz axis.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Gover
Alfredo Quijana
Alfredo Rueda Quijano
Xsiebal
Arsine
Lazare
Morelos
Gomez Strano
Fincal Ager
Republic
Aia
Newly Minted Coins On Way From London To South America
London to South America voyage reports nine large bushels of grain purchased with newly minted coins. The Almeda carried 500000 coins worth a luxury timer value, shipped quietly from North Woolwich dock. Two detectives oversaw custody as three hundred boxes were sealed in a safe aboard the ship.
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London
South America
America
Elena
Buenos Ayres
Almeda
North Woolwich
Drumheller Miner Killed By Rock Fall At Mine
In Drumheller Alberta a miner was killed by a heavy rock fall while on duty. Claude Tenny, nearby, called out and helped summon assistance as fellow workers pried the rock away to recover the body. The victim identified as George Yours, died after rock collapse near the entry. Local hospital and officials report the incident under investigation. A broader note mentions Shriners hospital plans and Canadian Pacific coast site discussions but lacks clear connections to the mine incident.
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Burieg
Drumheller
Alta
George
ATC
Claude Tenny
Fall of Rock
Young
Invest Ton
Hal
Young Benoatt
Kenny
J. Driggs
Jack Mac Neill
Frank Meary
Sama Smith
Plan for Farm Aid Proposed by University Professor
Urbana Illinois professor CL Steward chief of agricultural chemistry outlines two measures to help farmers compete globally. Proposal suggests fixing wheat supply, exporting a portion, taxing the rest, and adjusting tariffs to boost revenue for relief without new funds.
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Tate
Prince of Wales Praises Canadian War Graves Work
A letter of appreciation from the Prince of Wales, conveyed via the War Graves Commission in Ottawa, commends Canada’s efforts to commemorate Great War veterans buried in Canada. Col. H. Secretary general for Canada notes the royal endorsement and confirms ongoing memorial work.
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Canadian War Graves Commission
Ottawa
Prince of Wales
Canada
Ako
S W Veturene
Dominion
Col. H
Prince
Cannda
National Council Of Women Holds Ontario Convention
The National Council of Women outlined its causes at Stratford Ontario, led by Mrs J Wilton of Ottawa. The opening session described war law reform, stamping out unjust laws, equal moral standards for all, and equal opportunity for all to develop physical and moral powers, with Mrs Wilson honored alongside Rowatt and Robertson.
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Stratford
Ontario
National Council of Women
Mra J. Wilton
Ottawa
Wilson
Rowatt
Robertson
Saskatoon
Pride of Detroit lands after globe girdling voyage
The Pride of Detroit monoplane completed a around-the-world journey in six weeks, covering twenty two thousand miles. Ward Letwe and Willan S lived at Ford Airport while the crew, including Edsel Ford and Eddie Rickenbacker, faced a lukewarm greeting from co pilots. The world girdling record stood at 62 days and 14 hours, which Sehlee and Brock aimed to beat, amid mixed reception from enthusiasts.
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Detroit
Ward F. Letwe
Willan S
Ford Airport
Pride of
Sehlee
Tisue
Hin
We Henry
Edsel Ford
Eddie Ricken
Edward S. Evans
Brock
Prince Albert Power Scheme Discussed by Board
Prince Albert president HL St ibbald informs members an eastern firm studies the Licole Falls power plan to supply electric light and power for Prince Albert. Mr Sibbald notes interviews with railway officials Metts and St Walburg. Matter to be raised at the next government session.
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Prince Albert
HL. Stibbald
Board of
Licole Falls
Prince Alberta
Batoon
Sibbald Alas
Hon
Test Legality Of Betting At Loudon Greyhound Race
A court will hear a testing case on October 8 to determine the legality of betting on greyhound racing. The National Anti Gambling League leads the prosecution with the Greyhound Racing Association as principal defendants, lessees of the White City stadium.
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Loudon
National
Japan May Send Troops From Manchuria to Peking and Tientsin
A Japanese government spokesman indicated serious consideration of dispatching troops from Manchuria to Peking and Tientsin if civil war in China worsens. In South Africa, Hertzog attacked Smuts at a town hall, accusing him of inciting racial strife for political ends.
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Japan
Mancuria
Pekin
Tientsie
Peg
Hertzog
Smuts
Delegation Visit Leads British Legion Figures
A fragmented report describes a delegation led by General Pershing and C. P. Savage visiting London on an official engagement. The text notes senior officials and a high command presence, reflecting wartime alliance activities.
Marriage Rate In Alberta Reaches New High In 1926
Alberta records show 1498 marriages in 1926, the highest in six years, surpassing the prior five year total. Lethbridge reports 194 marriages, with 102 marriages to people under age 20 and 1086 brides aged 17 to 19. Grooms and brides over 60 appear in small numbers, including 11 grooms and 2 brides over 70.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Donald Mackie
Depay
Lethbridge
Toc H Movement Leader Highlights Mission Over Money
Padre Harry Bullyon promotes Toc H touring Canada to aid the organization. Toc H, originated as Talbot House near Ypres in World War I, is now established in Britain Australia South Africa and other regions, with Harry as a prominent British personality widely known by supporters.
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Padre Harry Bullyon
Missionanes
Toc H Rment
Canada
Great Britain
Australia
South Africa
Talbot House
Wapervnene
Ypres
Ife
Ian
Declares Soviet Rule Will Be Short Lived
New York based Sir Heard Wo A Deverdtog of London, director general of Royal Pavek Petroleum Company, says the Soviet government will be short lived and that Russian resources are not represented by the regime. He recalls the 1918 confiscation of oil fields and refineries as evidence of usurpation by a power opposed to the people.
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New York
Heard
Deverdtog
London
Royal Pavek Petroleum Conpany
Hewel
Plans for Conference of Premiers in Ottawa
Proposals outline plans for the Conference of Provincial Premiers meeting in Ottawa on November 3. Arrangements rest with Sir Ferdinand Rintoul, with no agenda details disclosed until time, but aim for unified provincial practices on matters like companies law and insurance. Coordination between provinces and Dominion expected to improve. conference open to all issues of interest and concern.
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Ottawa
Ton
Ferdinand Rintter
Mate
Wile
A Champion in the Making at Maid Ledge Golf Course
Miss Faces aenenna daughter of Ned McKenna, a Maid Ledge Golf Course pro with Canadian National Railways, on the Winnipeg River in Ontario, begins lessons from her father. She believes practice makes perfect and shows budding talent as a young champion in the making.
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Miss
Aenenna
Ned McKenna
Maid Ledge
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg River
Ontario
Money Expended by Dominion Government On Per Capita Levy
Federal Minister of Finance J Robb outlined yearly per person levy allocations at a Women's Liberal Club address. The plan lists 24.60 as the national per capita levy with 1 for interest on debt, 3.70 for pensions for disabled soldiers and orphans, 1.2 for administration, and 1142 for food, trade agents, colonies, and administration of the country.
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Regina
Canada
Dominion
J. Robb
Fedec
Liberal Club
Ilseum
Imperial Agricultural Research Conference Held in London
The Imperial Agricultural Research Conference, the first in Britain, gathered about 200 delegates from the empire to discuss animal and plant breeding, food preservation and transport, soil and fertilizer development, and aims for empire self sufficiency. Minister Stulhnest welcomed participants as Lord Klodistow chaired the meeting.
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Imperial Agricultural Research Conference
London
Great Britain
Armcu
Walter W. Stulhness
Lord Klodtistow
More Settlers Sought for Lethbridge District
Provincial government urges fifty families to complete colonization of the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District. About 900 families are in the project, with 500 settled in the last two years. Agricultural output rose from 565000 in 1924 to 1215000 in 1925 and 1100 in 1926, with 1927 projections near 2 500 000.
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Lethbridge
Ontario college seniors damage freshman bedding at dance
Ontario Agricultural College students caused a costly incident at a dance. Sophomores drenched a freshman’s bedding and ruined clothing worth about $100. College authorities ordered sophomores to pay for damages and board for several weeks, and suspended them from residence during the period.
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Ontario Gre College
Guelph
Ontario Agricultural College
Leison
British Peer Denounces the House of Lords at Labour Conference
A Liberal peer Sidney Arnold, once a Commons member, assailed the Lords during a Labour Party conference in Blackpool. He called the Lords callous, inconsistent, and obstructive and urged its complete abolition. The resolution to condemn the Baldwin Government and abolish the Upper House was carried.
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Blackpool
Per
Labor Party
Lord Arnold
Sidney Arnold
House of Conmons
Baldwin
House of Lords
Early Elections Not Probable in Britain Says Baldwin
Premier Baldwin told the Conservative Party Conference there is no chance of an early general election. He defended government policy, welcomed the Trades Union Congress, and urged calm after three general elections in years. He indicated reform of the House of Lords would be reviewed in autumn and supported lowering the voting age to 21 from 30 by a strong majority.
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Gand
Wales
Conservative Party
Baldwin
Trades Union Congress
A Glorious Heritage Says Canadians Have Reason To Proud
Sir AE Kemp speaks on Canada's heritage and national spirit across the country. He lauds nine million Canadians, urging pride in the nation as it faces challenges and emphasizes overseas forces and militia roles.
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Cana
Epirassia
Sir AE Kemp
KCALG
Militia
Albert
Overseas Forces of
Canada
Victoria
Toronto
Es Ward
Canadian elected as vice chairman at international radio conference
Canada wins a senior role at the International Radio Conference with a Canadian deputy minister Alexander Johnston named to lead convened sessions when the chairman is absent. The move positions Canada for influence in upcoming meetings as Hoover's busy cabinet duties loom.
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Washington
Canada
Conmilites
Herbert 1
Hoover
United States
Ventor
Alexander Johnston
Tine
Asherles
Otto
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