Roosevelt Deplores Cuban Disorder and Orders Fleet Mobilized
President Roosevelt declared Cuba must restore order and prepared a strong show of force. The navy massed ships from the Mississippi to destroyers near Key West while marines stood ready at Quantico as U S warships circle Cuban ports. He told diplomats that Washington seeks a rapid, self chosen government for Cuba that can maintain order and avoid direct intervention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
Indianapolis
Anz
Republic
Quantco
Vatat
Mississippi
Atlantic
Key West
S.x
Guantanamo
Santiago
Havana
Island Republic
South
Central America
White House
United States
Wreck of New York Flyer Kills Many in Erie Collision
A milk train crashed into an Erie Railroad passenger flyer near Binghamton New York, killing fourteen and injuring twenty five. The milk train operator said he did not see the signal light in time to stop as the speeds were high. Erie Vice President RE Woodruff noted the milk train engineer knew he lacked a clear path.
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Thurteen
Binghampton
Chicago
New York Flyer
Erie Railroad
Astern
York
King
Elmira
Herbell
Hoboken
RE. Woodruff
Nova Scotia Premier Moves To Cut Costs On Inauguration
Within hours of taking office Nova Scotia Premier Angus L. Macdonald announced a cabinet order in council implementing the Old Age Pensions Act of 1931. The cabinet aims to cut spending by eliminating two deputy minister posts in agriculture and health and reducing liquor commissioners from two to one, with three ministers appointed to seek further reductions.
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Halifax
Nova Scoa
Angus L. Macdonald
Nova Scotia
Dr RH Arthur Elected President of Medical Council of Canada
Ottawa Ontario reports Dr RH Arthur of Budbury Ontario was chosen president of the Medical Council of Canada at its annual meeting succeeding Dr W A Thomson of Regina. The council governs medical practice in the Dominion and holds final authority on examinations for Canadian doctors.
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Ottawa
Ont
RH Arthur
Budbury
Medical Council of Canada
W. A. Thomson
Regina
Dominion
Canada
Bryant voices rural reform at Canadian National Exhibition
Hon James F Bryant Saskatchewan minister of public works and agriculture says Western farmers seek better rural life Conditions worsen as falling prices boost supplies and farmers demand higher rewards for services rendered He asserts the West will have a strong voice in agriculture matters and calls for action to improve conditions for farmers and their families.
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Toronto
Rey
Declard
Minster
Mr Bryant
Forest Fires Ring Manitoba Districts Amid Intensified Efforts
Manitoba faced widespread forest fires across 21 districts as rangers battled a five mile front between Rennie and Whitemouth. Smoke shrouded highways while more than 100 men patrolled the zone and evacuations occurred. Rain later helped ease the danger.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bowner
Rennie
Whitemouth
Uud
Forest Rangers
Saskatoon Mathematician Dines Accepts Pittsburgh Post
Dr Lloyd L. Dines of the University of Saskatchewan has accepted the head of the Mathematics Department at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. The move follows 18 years in Saskatoon and two years as head of the junior college. Dr Dines is a Royal Society of Canada fellow and a noted scholar. Professor D B Delury will continue Dines' mathematics classes next year.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Lloyd L. Dines
University of Saskatchewan
Carnege Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
W. C. Murray
Dines
Canada
Royal Society of Canada
University of Chicago
D. B. Delury
Murray
Alberta Fish and Game Association urges action on game guardians
In Calgary at the annual convention the Alberta Fish and Game Association proposed appointing game guardians in Alberta under RCMP protection. They urged measures to prohibit shooting migratory birds with rifles and high power pneumatic guns.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alberta Fishfend Game Association
Tens of thousands visit Carfin Grotto anniversary festival
Nearly 40 000 people attended a festival at Carfin Grotto Scotland to mark the anniversary of the shrine’s opening. The event drew worshippers and visitors for a day of prayers and communal celebration at the historic site.
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Carfin Grotto
Scotland
Quebec Health Bureau pilots Grancher style child colonization
The Quebec Bureau of Health reports the Grancher system of placing tuberculosis recovering children with farming families has succeeded. Hon. Athanase David says many children have adapted to country life, some farmers adopting them legally. The plan mirrors the 30 year old Grancher method from France.
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Quebec
Quebec Bureau of Health
Athanase David
Ife
Iites
David
Bureau of Health
Grancher
France
Grandier
Tragic Fire Burns Three Children in Quyon Quebec
Three children Kath iem Olive and Felix Jean Marie were burned when a tin can with gunpowder exploded after a canister of powder was moved and dropped. They were rushed to hospital in Ottawa with serious burns.
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Kathiem
Olive
Felix Jean-Marie
Ottawa
British Farmers Favor National Milk Pool
British farmers vote overwhelmingly for a national dairy pool with 9642 per cent in favor and 358 per cent opposed. A two thirds majority required. The scheme covers England and Wales with a national and regional pool to share profits and run marketing, contracts, surplus milk for cheese and dry milk. The national board takes charge October 1 for a trial until the new year.
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London
England
United Kingdom
England and
Wales
Indian Chief George Kinyewakaw Dies in Manitoba
Chief George Kinyewakaw of Griswold Manitoba head of the Sioux Indians in Canada for years died at Round Plain Indian reserve and buried September 2. The 74-year-old leader had long suffered from internal illness and helped with haying before his death. He was a central figure in the 1920 Winnipeg Board of Trade celebration honoring Red River settlers. He was a successful farmer at Griswold.
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Prince Albert
George Kinyewakaw
Griswold
Canada
Round Plain
S.dux
Ali
Ben
Kinyewakaw
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Red River
Northwest
Grigold
Penalty Imposed on Calgary Jobless Under Relief Rules
In Calgary 1 711 married jobless receive penalties for being 160 hours or more behind on their employment records tied to relief work. Relief officials report many appealing cases as they intensify checks on those refusing to work in exchange for relief. Kelowna growers seek a cent per pound minimum guarantee from shippers as threats to destroy trees are discussed.
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Calgary
Aita
Kelowna
B.C
Machine Age Not to Blame for Economic Ills
Leicester reports Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins at the British Association for the Advancement of Science argues the machine age does not cause poverty amid plenty. He warns the key issue is money versus man, not machine versus man, and notes planning can prevent revolutionary change.
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Leicester
England
Applied
Frederick Gowland Hopkins
British Association For Th Advancement of Science
Machery
Frederick
Alfred Ewing
Protein content of early western Canada wheat samples
Manitoba and Saskatchewan led wheat protein tests showing No 1 hard grains at 17.2 percent and 14.7 percent respectively for Manitoba 1 northern and 1 southern categories. Alberta lacked sufficient samples. The report by T A Aiken notes Manitoba Saskatchewan averages near last year.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
T. A Aiken
Board of Grain Commisioners
Alberta
Gardenia Brings Last Grain Cargo From Manitoba Port
Gardenia arrives at Churchill to load up to 230000 bushels of grain for export. With her departure the 2000000 bushel government elevator will hold 38000 bushels of wheat, marking the ninth ship to sail with grain this season from Hudson Bay.
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Manitoba
Gardenia
Hudson Bay
Apprentices For Farmers Winning Plan Explored In Winnipeg
The joint committees of the agricultural and seasonal unemployment bureau of the Winnipeg Board of Trade consider an agr cultural apprenticeship scheme to supply permanent help for farmers and offer employment to young men facing difficulty finding work.
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Agricultural and
Winnpeg Board of Trade
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Serviers
J. F Bryant
Saskatchewan University
Carnegie Institute
W.nou
Sidney T. Smith
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Canada House
Right Hox
Stanley Bruce
Australia
Churchill
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