Hungary forms socialist government as Bela Kun resigns
Reports from Vienna and Budapest state Bela Kun resigns the Hungarian communist dictatorship. A new purely Socialist government led by Peidl pledges to preserve international order and negotiate with the Entente. Kun, facing front line setbacks, declares he must resign after pressure from Soviet socialists. he seeks safety as allies reportedly grant him safe conduct.
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Vienna
Hungary
Bela Kun
Copenhagen
Budapest
Herr Peidill
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Kun
Restless soldiers urged to use willpower and exercise
Winnipeg reports on postwar reintegration. Returning soldiers face restlessness and difficulty settling into civilian life. Employers are advised to rely on the former serviceman’s willpower and discipline, using gradual allowances like brief smoke breaks to curb restlessness and restore prewar keenness. The piece notes city-to-country shifts and the role of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment in guiding men to productive paths.
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Department of Soldiers’ Civil Re-establishment
Employment Services of
Canada
Reorganized PEG Trades and Labor Council in Winnipeg
The PEG Trades and Labor Council was reorganized last afternoon by R. A. Meg as deputy president of the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress in Winnipeg. Ninety-two delegates attended representing about 8,000 workers tied to international affiliations. More delegates expected at the next gathering in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg “Council
R. A. Meg
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Winnipeg
Ang. Trades Aid. Lu
Riots and Looting Amid Police Strike Across Cities
Across Liverpool and London, looting and rioting erupted overnight as police went on strike. Lord Mayor appealed for military aid and volunteers while Liverpool bayonet charges and arrests occurred. London reported unrest in the east end with many officers absent and limited new recruits.
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Liverpool
Crosby
London
East End
Vocational Training Interviews Sunday at Labor Bureau
Men wishing to apply for Vocational Training must report to Mr KE Charters at the Labor Bureau on Sunday morning August 3 at 9 30 a.m. Mr Langford from Calgary will interview applicants and provide information. Previously seen Lt Col Muncastle noted.
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KE. Charters
Labor Bureau
Suuday
Langford
Calgary
Licut
Muncastle
Dental care path for discharged men
Returned service members needing dental treatment must report to the secretary within two months of discharge. Current procedure sends them to Calgary to be taken on strength for pay and rations until treatment concludes.
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Calgary
Hoover calls for spiritual revival to win postwar recovery
London August 2 Herbert Hoover head of international relief warned at a Supreme Economic Council dinner against apathy amid global economic strain. He urged a revival of the wartime fighting spirit and a sense of service to help Europe survive with its current production, stressing that prayer may trump argument.
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London
Herbert Hoover
International Relief Organizations
Supreme Economic Council
Hoover
Europe
Massacre Report in Odessa During Jewish Quarter Siege
Semi official Polish sources say General Gregorieff's troops occupying Odessa surrounded the Jewish quarter and began a three day massacre carried out by Russian soldiers under his command. Jewish communities in Ukraine and Bessarabia declare an 15 day mourning period.
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London
Gregorieff
Odessa
Ukraine
Bessarabia
Missing girl Myrtle Fyke sought after from shelter
A twelve year old girl missing since yesterday noon from the Children's Shelter, named Myrtle Fyke, with red hair and no shoes, wearing a glue gingham dress. Authorities believe she may head toward a Bowell area farm house and ask anyone with information to contact the probation officer, shelter matron, or police.
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Myrtle Fyke
Bowell
Legal Intelligencer Orders in Chambers
In chambers before Judge Greene the cases include Minnie Stuart versus James Murray with an ex juris service application granted. In the estate of John White an advertisement for creditors is ordered. Other matters include sale of seized goods under a chartel mortgage and distress sale under a lien note, with adjournment to allow investigation.
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Greene
Minnie Stuart
James Murray
H. Whiffin
Messrs Laidlaw, Blanchard & Co
John White
W. Beattie
Beattie Bros
R. G. Brehmere
McLarty
A. DB. Clow
Brehmere
Willetts & Potter
Pete Rosine
W. Niblock
Laidlaw, Blanchard & Co
J. K. Parks
C. Olsen
Canadian business conditions show general activity and favorable outlook
New York Aug 2 Dun's Review reports generally favorable business conditions across Canada. Western crop reports create uncertainty in the far west and northwest, but Manitoba remains strong. Winnipeg shows very active business, while Edmonton Calgary and other centres are fairly satisfactory.
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New York
Dun
Dominion of Canada
R. G. Dun & Co
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
Mrs George Announces Candidacy in Toronto Riding
Toronto writer Ida L Webster also known as Mrs Chas George announces her intention to run in a Toronto riding in the upcoming Ontario provincial elections. She is the first woman to declare candidacy for the Ontario legislature.
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Toronto
Chas. George
Ida L. Webster
The
Toronto World
Incendiary Fires Devastate Chicago Slums
Fire marshals cite incendiary origin as six fires blaze in a six block district west of the stock yards. Police and militia guard the area as frame homes burn, leaving hundreds homeless and thousands displaced.
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Chicago
O'Connor
Trouble Brewing in Berlin
London dispatch reports grave political tension in Berlin with hints of a possible nationalist military coup attempt late in the summer.
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Berlin
London
Reuter
First airplane crosses Carpathians from Russia to Austria
Vienna reports the first air crossing of the Carpathians from Russia to Austria. The plane departed Ukrainian headquarters at Kamenets Podolia with twelve passengers and flew 600 miles non stop to Vienna in seven hours.
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Vienna
Carpathians
Russia
Austria
Kamenetxpodolia
District Men Head to Manitoba for Crop Work
Men from this district left today for Manitoba to help with the harvest. Wages include $4.00 per day and 1 cent per mile for travel, $6.00 per day for teamsters, and $12.00 per day for engineers.
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Manitoba
Lanigan outlines agriculture and industry growth plans
W B Lanigan speaks on Medicine Hat's agricultural and industrial development as CPR officials tour the city. He urges co operation between farming and manufacturing, warns on disturbing tariff policies, and stresses preserving democratic governance while promoting westward growth.
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Kelly
Medicine Hat
Western Canada Flour Mills
Western Canada Flour Mills Company
Prairie Provinces
Lanigan
Canada
Alberta
Mr. Lanigan
Irrigation urged to combat crop failures in the west
Hon. A. G. McKay Alberta minister of municipal affairs calls the government to push irrigation. He cites a contrast between unirrigated and irrigated cropland and argues irrigation is essential for western crop stability.
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Voronto
A. G MeKay
Alberta
Ontario
MelKay
Lethbridge Delegation Pushing Irrigation Convention Plans
Lethbridge Board of Trade seeks strong turnout for Western Canada Irrigation Convention to be held in Medicine Hat. Last held here in 1913, the group aims to host the 1921 edition to showcase Southern Alberta’s irrigation projects and status. Delegates named include S. J. Shepherd R. T. Brymner C. F. Jamieson with city officials sought.
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Lethbridge
Albertia
Messrs
Shepherd
Parker
Brymner
Baalim
Dunham
Jamieson
Macbeth
Bletcher
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Fryatt
Brussels
Dover
Antwerp
Albert
Order of Leopold
AGG
PEG Trades and Labor Council
Myrtle Fyee
Legal Intelligence Chambers
Duns
Mrs. George
W. B. Lanigan
C.P.R
Assiniboia
Brown
Grant Hail
D. C. Coleman
W. B. Lannigan
Andrew Kelly
Hall
A. G. McKay
Board of Trade
J. Shepherd
R. T. Brymner
C.F. Jamieson
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