US Fliers On Last Course Of World Flight
US fliers on final leg of round the world flight, radio advices from Haitian NB and Sreen Regier report ongoing preparations. Aircraft from Washington and various stations are listed as awaiting word on the mission status with no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sreen Regier
Gale Acre
Sireenland
Andi
Liew Loenieics
Msehiers
Becton
Washington
Zewland
Believes U S Must Recognize Soviets Says Rakoveky
Moscow reporter Christian Rakoseky argues that U S policy will shift toward recognizing Soviet Russia as signs emerge of a new international order. He claims a third party is affecting leverage, forcing the United States to adjust its stance and protect capitalist interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakoveky
Moscow
le Influys
United States
Ken
Romuier
Christian Rakoseky
Roselam
United Is
Europeem
Asatte
Mo Rukovsky
Soviet Russia
Ottawa Knows Nothing Of Wainwright Oil
A garbled Ottawa note suggests the Interior Department has or has not received word on oil at Wainwright Alberta. It mentions a 600-barrel claim, a well near a northwest territory sector, and possible reports to the department, with uncertainty about a big strike and advisor notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wainwright Oil
Toronto
Interior
Ty Petroleums
Bett
Wright
Atberta
Tastatt
Nes
Northwest Terricores
Dominion Lands
Ellett
Prince Heavy Prize Winner at Victoria Show
Prince Heavy Prize Winner snatchenan Farmer raced the Prince at the Victoria Goore A Athackle in Lenbere Sask, with a close contest across several classes. EP senior chan Per junior ehwapton and rand chanpom bulls added blue ribbons. two year old Sask epiry bulls led the field. In London, Canada the death of Laura Lemon Heath, noted songwriter, was reported. she authored patriotic tunes and was daughter of Andrew Lemon QC and widow of William Heath of Winnipeg. A Dominion-wide exhibition plan faced opposition due to cost, with Wembley 1425 discussed as a potential site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snatchenan
Prince
Wep Ranch
Victoria Goore
Lenbere
Chan Per
Ehwapton
Sask
Epiry
Gueipi
London
Ene
Laura Lemon Heath
Canada
Laura Lemon
Andrew Lemon
Guelph and Wipeiper
William Heath
Winnipee
Demonstration As French Troops Depart
The report notes French troops moving away from a town as demonstrations subside. It describes the orderly retreat and the calm after the show of force, with bystanders and officials observing the departure and the potential implications for regional stability.
Prince Will Avoid Public Functions On Canada Visit
The Prince of Wales plans limited public appearances during a Canada trip last year. He aims to keep privacy, with a focus on ranch life in Alberta and potential weekend stays on Long Island. Officials emphasize a low profile while attending events and official duties.
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Canada
Long Island
Fite
Ruiaia
United State
Alberta
Jaste
Ant
Prince of Wales
Suhe
Wei Nely
Prince Fe
Princes Ranch
Wien
Swoesbode
Doit
Manif
Anly
Jewel Robbery Hit Boston Diamond Merchants
Four men held up the Cave S. Skinner jewelry shop in Boston just after opening. About $150,000 in diamonds and jewelry vanished as clerks were restrained. Robbers escaped in a car within minutes, while a pursuing officer lost sight of them.
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Oss
Postu
Jewntey
Cave S. Skinner
Diamend
Tay Aik My Cualucaars Wien Pubes
Cuthend
Lem
Blaze Trail to the Coast Promises Gold Medal Prize
Detroit officials and motorists promoting a coastward expedition seek a Nikola-style blaze route to Vancouver with a gold medal prize offered by the Canadian Highway Association. The effort draws figures from Detroit and Winnipeg seeking support and recognition for successful navigation and tourism aims.
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Detroit
Vancouver
Winnipeg
A. F. Bennett
Lin Jon
Hecinne
Assoc Evans
Buik
Tlighway Association
Quake Kills Forty One in Semiryrebemsk Province
A powerful earthquake near Osh in Semiryrebemsk Russian Turkestan killed 41 people and left 8000 homeless in three villages. More than 4000 houses were destroyed and the disaster was reported days after leaving Allahabad, India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Osh
Semiryrebemsk
Russian Turkestan
Allahabad
India
Snowden warns Britain against trade menace
Landon era critics echo across Europe as Britain and France clash over trade policy. Snowden, chancellor, backs measures against French industrial pressure while opposing Fremens in the rules. He cites drafts of commercial arrangements as a danger to textiles and overall commerce. No postal decision announced. Montreal report notes department stance on reestablishing postal employees after strike.
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Landon
Britain
France
Weemdaney
Robert
Manchester Guardian
Snowden
Mr Provest
Kaye
Postal
Montreal
Office Department
Ye Ma Garding
Rom
Trans Atlantic Voyage Ends In Port Sudan Saga
British Crews aboard a six foot sail boat reach Port Sudan amid martial law in effect after disturbances. The voyage from New York to Khartoum via Port Sudan aims to aid troops and experience the thrill of achievement.
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New York
Gibranet
Port Sudan
Khartoum
Egypt
Wirles
Africa Will Not Exhibit Next Year
Fragmentary text describes an event or decision related to Africa and an exhibition, mentioning dates, places such as Cape and South Africa, and possible ties to Canada or Australia. The readable fragments suggest a proclamation or planning note about exhibits and proximity to a deadline. The incoherent source limits precise details.
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Africa
Beards and Rail Rates Prompt Manufacturers Appeal
Manufacturers appeal to beard suppliers and railway associations to remove discrimination due to Crow's Nest rates. The dispute centers on reduced fares claimed by CPR and CNR between common points, with July 7 dates and tariff rules under review. The issue affects shippers and urban areas across Canada, seeking fair treatment amid new charges.
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Asso
Canadian Pusific Railway
Canadian National Railway
Berataks
Railway Chaine Fle Bowe
Crow's Nest
CPR
CNR
CNH
Elf
Canad
Subterranean Montreal Farm Leads to Fire Fatalities
In Montreal an east end landlord Guiseppe Mauro and his family kept a hidden subterranean farm with pigs goats and about forty chickens alongside coal wood and a barrel. The August 14 fire claimed Nan Demos as the sole victim from the Mauro household while nine children survived. Mars observations by the naval observatory this month note Mars will be closer to Earth than in several years.
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Montreal
Guiseppe Mauroi
Mauro
Mars
Naval Observatory
Earth
Hudson's Bay Ship Sale Amid Arctic Standoff
A fragmented report details Hudson's Bay Company vessels, military and commercial aims in Northern Canada. It cites an echelon awaiting stations inland, with the Lady Kinderstess and the Lady Ki possibly abandoning Areite Oewan for the Northwest, while a wireless message to C H L French confirms preparations for cargo delivery and ship operations.
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Tomard
Department of National Deters
Heretel
Norhern Canada
Sagerreat
He Island
Tesides
Mersett Antand
Hiemuele
Ibs
Mueken
Tang
Vancouver
C. HL French
Hudson's Bay Company
Premiers to discuss highway plan and railway proposal
A delegation from a provincial association will seek views from Saskatchewan and Alberta premiers on a proposal that a prairie province take over and operate the Bay Railway. The plan would require federal and provincial agreement and was discussed with Manitoba's premier and cabinet members without a decision.
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West
Prairie Provinces
Preiser Hracken
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albyria
Germany May Impose Heavy Wheat Tax
A report from official quarters indicates Germany plans a substantial tax on wheat and flour to curb imports and bolster home grain and potato production. The levy could equal 35 cents per bushel or 50 cents per barrel, aiming to reduce foreign foodstuffs and aid farmers. a New York exporter warned of bearish price effects and potential cut in Germany's imports by 10 to 75 million bushels over the next year.
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Germany
New York
Shen
In Post
Adelard Delorme to Face Third Trial in September
La Presse reports Adelard Delorme, twice tried for the alleged murder of his brother Raoul, will appear for a third trial at the September sessions of the Court of King's Bench in Montreal. Crown prosecutor R L Calder KC confirms this with Judge Demers set to preside. Delorme has recently been examined by alienists but will still be tried when the term opens September 10.
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Adelard Delorme
Montreal
la Presse
Raoul
Court of King’s Bench
R.L. Calder
K.C
Justice Demers
Justice Demers, 1 of the Superior Court
Delorme
Butte Debates Echo Dawes and Communist Opposition
The Dawes plan sparked heated debate in the London Chamber with communists pressing a motion while Premier Herriot urged restraint. Opposition accused the coalition of monopolising talks and demanded quick decisive measures, as the Senate prepared to vote on the Dawes issue amid a tense atmosphere.
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Butte
London
Molen
A Des Wien
Herriot Belves
Senate
Amd
Government Stores Fail To Make Money In Alberta Liquor Sale
Ottawa official notes government liquor sales in Alberta are not lucrative. Edmonton sources say beer outsells hard liquor, while duty stores cut staff as government control begins. The early weeks show minimal financial gains with staff reductions easing operating costs.
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Alberta
Otticia
Edmonton Abrams
Chineiquor Commissions
Ute
Iiqtior
Brollen
Sto
British Government Assumes All Cost For Settler Immigrants
Ottawa reports a new agreement with Britain to settle 1,600 British families selected by Dominion immigration. Britain covers equipment and sailing costs estimated at four and a half to five million dollars, repaid over 25 years. Immigration services will aid settlement, with land provided and detailed provincial assignments. Sailings begin next month as the plan aims to populate the northwest.
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Ottawa
Domi
James A Robb
Winson
Batish
Canada
Mamy
Northwest
Waleh
Sawfly Damage Reported Across Saskatoon District
Professor Manly Champlin states sawfly damage across the Saskatoon district is biting into wheat yields at Saskatchewan University arms fields. He advises cutting wheat before it fully ripens to lessen pest ravages and notes reports of considerable harm in the area.
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University of Saskatchewan
Manly Champll
Saska'com
Champlin
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