Coolidge Sworn In As Rest Of United States At Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as president at his Plymouth Vermont home. The pledge was administered by his father a notary public and the White House telephoned the text to him. Condolences poured in as King George and Queen Mary mourned President Harding’s death and Canadians planned official representation at the funeral.
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Dominion
McMaster Attacks Prem King at Quebec Meeting
Knowlton Quebec August 3 Cuan Press Opening his campaign here last night McMaster Liberal candidate for Brome attacked Prime Minister Mackenzie King accusing him of inconsistency with the Liberal platform. He claimed King backed directors of public utilities and banks only to oppose them in the cabinet. He cited votes and figures on agriculture, trade and tariffs to argue the Liberals favored policy benefits for farmers and warned against combines and trusts.
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Sapiro urges Alberta wheat pool plan at Calgary gathering
Aaron Sapiro, a cooperative marketing expert, outlines a voluntary wheat pool for the 1923 Alberta crop. He speaks to bankers and farmers, predicts world price stabilization and prosperity if Canadian banks finance the pool, and notes strong local support and anticipated contracts.
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Board of Trade
Canada
United States
Adbert Mare
Brownlee Reid Return From Co operative Marketing Trip
Attorney General Brownlee and Hon R G Reid report a strenuous fortnight after touring coast states to study pooling schemes. They investigated wheat marketing schemes in Idaho Oregon and Washington and various farm product pools in Washington Oregon and California. They interviewed marketing officials from Ohio as well.
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Martial Law Declared Across Hungary During Rail Strike
Budapest reports the government declared martial law nationwide as railroad engineers strike. The cabinet rejected wage demands, ordered dissolution of the engineers union, and arrested strike leaders.
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Hunurtry
Engineers’ Union
President Harding Dies Suddenly at Palace Hotel
President Warren G. Harding died at 7 30 p m at the Palace Hotel San Francisco after a weeklong illness. He collapsed from an apoplectic stroke as physicians and family prepared further treatment. Mrs Harding summoned doctors and aides from the sickroom as news spread of the nation’s leader's death.
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United States
Ohio
Alberta aims to recruit harvest hands for big wheat crop
The Provincial Labour Department urges Alberta workers in offices and shops to volunteer for harvest duties this fall. They estimate 12 000 harvest hands are needed from August through September to reap the province’s largest wheat crop. Recruit efforts will involve Boards of Trade and ongoing campaigns with universities and high schools.
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Lloyd George May Not Come to Canada for Conference
Reuter's Agency reports that Canadian Baptist church officials misinformed about former Prime Minister Lloyd George speaking at the World Brotherhood Conference in Toronto on October 14. Uncertain political conditions may delay his departure or prevent attendance.
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Greene El Cancels Hi Ottawa Trip
Edimonton Ams reports Jeenver Greenfield cancels his planned Ottawa trip and wires that he must attend the Natural Resources Conference at home. Alberta concerns delay the resources debate until November as wheat pouring schemes progress heading toward Prime Minister Grecofel at home. Canadian Press notes arrival of Mr. Garkin in London and his intended talks with the prime minister with no further statements.
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Alexandra High School XI Girls Lead With High Marks
Despite departmental rules, Alexandra High School reports excellent averages in Grade XI and Grade X. The boys and girls compete with the XI girls scoring the highest average, the X boys at 88 percent, with mixed classes around 84 percent.
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