Britain backs Washington conference on Pacific questions
London reports Britain will join the Washington conference on Pacific questions after talks with Washington. The November 11 date is kept if President Harding deems it suitable. Attendees from Australia and New Zealand may be represented by a British delegation. Mr. Lloyd-George’s attendance depends on circumstances.
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London
Washington
Britain
Great Britain
Harding
Hughes
Massey
New Zealand
Lioyd-George
Presentation to Hon. C. Marshall Highlights Enduring Support
Edmonton august 1 honors for Hon Duncan Marshall as the department marks his long tenure since 1909. Members presented a solid silver tea and coffee service and praised his energy and vision in building a popular prosperous department. Marshall vowed to accept further public service as demand for his experience grows.
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Edmonton
Duncan Marshall
Department
Marshall
A. ©. Rutherford
Alex. Galbraith
United States
H. A. Craig
Canada
Craig
Pdea
Thefts Charged Involving Bolshevik Funds In New York
Jacques Roberto Gibrario, 32, described as master of 12 corporations and owner of an expensive apartment and cars, was arraigned on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing about $136,000 in Russian Soviet funds in New York. In Budapest, Hungary, intense heat continues with crops like beans and potatoes reported ruined.
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Roberto G Gibrario
New York
Jacques Roberto Gibrario
Budapest
Hungary
U S Vessel Flies the British Flag Off New York Coast
The schooner Henry L. Marshall carrying liquor was seized four miles off the coast by the coastguard cutter Seneca and brought to New York. The vessel wore a British flag but no papers showed transfer to British registry. In Toronto Lt Gov Clarke remains in fragile condition after recent surgery.
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New York
Henry L. Marshall
Seneca
Census returns ready in ten days Ottawa
The first census bulletin should be ready in about ten days said Dominion census commissioner R. H. Coates. Returns are coming in well from all centers and officials hope some figures can be released then. Requests for revisions from Western Canadian cities were not heard of and returns will be final when announced with careful checks to minimize errors or omissions.
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Ottawa
R. H.coates
Prince Albert
Sask
Customs Revenue Figures for July Across Dominion
Customs and excise revenue collected during July totalled 19 525 256 dollars. Import duties amounted to 9 637 234 dollars and excise taxes to 6 094 475 dollars with duties at 3 750 163 dollars. Sundry collections reached 86 384 dollars.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Closing Arguments in Chicago Baseball Trial
In Chicago on Aug 2 closing arguments from both sides were expected to finish today but it appeared unlikely the case would be sent to the jury tonight.
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Chicago
Chautauqua Programs Highlight Scotch Canadian Concert Party
Tomorrow closes the Chautauqua with an afternoon concert by the Scotch Canadian Concert Party featuring Marietta LaDell Walter Henderson Edna Reed and Thelma Rose via Vole ee gee ee es The group performs operatic arias folk songs and skits while Henderson imitates a highlander This evening the same company appears in a prelude followed by Pitt F Parker who sketches current events mashes faces and draws colored pictures in a 90 minute Crayon Wizard show.
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Marietta LaDell
Walter Henderson
Edna Reed
Thelma Rose
Harry Lauder
Henderson
Sir Harry
Lauder
Pitt F. Parker
Discussions on WABE situation and wage dispute
Morning conferences between Labor Department officials and A R Mosher head of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees yielded no new developments. The parties await a board of arbitration in the dispute with Canadian National and Grand Trunk.
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Ottawa
Labor Department
A. R. Mosher
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Roosevelt of Japan visits New York transit facilities
The Japanese mayor nicknamed the Roosevelt of Japan, one of the most progressive town leaders, tours New York transit sites. Though a baron, he is celebrated for his democratic approach.
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Roosevelt
Japan
New York
Office building collapse kills eight in Bari Italy
Rome reports the Bari post office building on the Adriatic collapsed due to an earthquake. Eight bodies have been recovered with more feared dead and many injured.
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Rome
Bari
Italy
Adriatic
Clerical Rail Staff Wage Cuts in Canada
Montreal reports clerical railway workers will face pay reductions under the July 16 policy. Clerks and related staff lose 12.25 per month while office boys incur a 10.20 reduction. About 35,000 employees affected across Canadian railways.
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Montreal
Canadian Railways
Death of Opera Star Enrico Caruso Reports Confirmed
Rome reports Enrico Caruso, the world famous tenor, has died after a long illness. Earlier dispatches from London indicated he underwent an operation for a liver abscess and was extremely weak with little hope of recovery. His wife and brother were at his bedside.
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Rome
Enrico Caruso
New York
Naples
Italy
Caruso
London
Kane, Quoting
Messaga
Canadian Exporter Aground Off Oregon Coast
The Canadian government freighter Canadian Exporter is aground on a sandbar about 60 miles from Astoria Oregon with a 44 crew aboard many new to the job. Tug Wallula and salvage vessel Algerine assist while Captain Finglass joins from Victoria to oversee operations. The ship is described as damaged and abandoned with all crew safe aboard the Algerine.
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Vancouver
Astoria
Bradley
Seamen's Union
Wallula
Algerine
Victoria
W. B. Finglass
Merchant Marine
Portland
Orient
B.C
Pacific
Wallipa Spit
BC Apple Harvest Opens at Lower Prices This Year
Vernon British Columbia reports a bumper apple crop for the year with opening prices at 0 cents per box lower than last year. The note indicates strong yields and a favorable market position for growers in the province.
City Council Probes Pool Vandalism And By Law Amendments
The City Council discussed safety concerns after practical jokers clogged pool intake and outlet valves, risking accidents during Sunday swims. The guard on Saturdays left the tank to fill, leading to water retention and more juvenile use. Officials noted adults likely caused the tampering. The council considered closing the pool if behavior continued and passed by laws to allow agricultural implements sales on Wednesday afternoons. Adjourned motions included solicitor duties and land transfers related to the Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Co.
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Ald. Montgomerie
Pga
McKellen
Ald. Fawcett
Ald
Harding rededicates Plymouth Rock on Pilgrims tercentenary
President Harding rededicated Plymouth Rock during the Tercentary celebration of the Pilgrims landing in Plymouth, Mass. He spoke of real human brotherhood, toleration, and liberty, urged disarmament, and praised the English-speaking race. Vice President Coolidge and other officials attended as the Mayflower arrived with escort ships.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Harding
Atlantic
Coolidge
Washington
Plymouth Harbor
Noted leaders discuss possible truce termination
London reports Austen Chamberlain said Lloyd George and Eamon De Valera agreed at a recent conference that if negotiations collapse there should be reasonable notice for the termination of the truce.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Mr. Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Rotary Simmer Camp Awaits Boys Near Dunmore Hill
A notice promotes a Rotary Simmer Camp for two dollars a week, inviting families to enroll boys via Rainbow's bookstore. It describes open-air activities, routes to the camp, and hopes to foster better citizenship through a week of summer recreation for Canadian youth.
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Odin
Mr Richards
Rainbow's
Dunmore Hill
Harvester
Exposition Grounds
Hedjey Shaw Milling Co
Central Park
Old Cemetry
Canada
Thirteen year old rider in wagon accident at Moose Jaw
Marvin Wheeler, thirteen, son of Wil yam Wheeler of Secretar ie, was brought to the hospital with a fractured skull after his team of horses took fright and threw him from the wagon. His condition is critical this morning.
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Moose Jaw
Marvin Wheeler
Wil- Yam Wheeler
Secretar
Voters list open for inspection at city assessor
Notice on the front page directs voters to inspect the city list at the city assessor's office during the first twenty days of the month. Voters unsure if their names appear are urged to call at the office.
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