Lloyd George Says Allies Won't Interfere With Polish Peace
London Aug 10 Premier Lloyd George said allies will not intervene to upset any Minsk peace arrangement acceptable to Poland. He stressed Polish independence as essential to European peace and cited allied warnings to Poland and Soviet expectations in the Russian crisis. The premier warned that wiping out Polish nation would be unjust and perilous, and that the Wythe conference urged an armistice while recognizing Poland's independence.
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Poland
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
MM. Krasin
MM. Kamenoff
Russia
Europe
Wythe
Minsk
France Will Not Be Party To Settlement
London dispatch notes British workers' attitude as key to peace with Russia. Daily News criticizes France for irreconcilability and warns that workers may strike to prevent war against Russia while Allies face pressure from Bolshevik sympathizers among labor groups. The Times, Morning Post, and Morning Post comment on Soviet influence and potential civil conflict amid Allied attitudes.
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London
Daily News
France
Russia
Great
Marlborough Manuscripts Sell At Auction In London
A bundle of Duke of Marlborough manuscripts and letters about 1708 expeditions against Canada and Nova Scotia sold in London for 950 pounds. In the same sale a second folio of Shakespeare realized 160 pounds.
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London
Duke of Marlborough
Canad
Nova Scotia
Shakespeare
Land sales mark a busy week for W. fl. Tom & Co.
W. fl. Tom & Co. reports sales of a land section at Schuler to Charles Saunders from Ontario and another half section of q. PL. Re. land a few miles south of the city, both bringing a fair price.
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W. Fl. Tom & Co
Schuler
Charles Saanders
Ontario
Q. PL. Re
Many Riot Suspects Apprehended in West Frankfort
West Frankfort August with more than 26 suspects under arrest in connection with the rioting the situation improved tonight and there were no indications of a recurrence of the outbreak according to local dispatches HL notes the arrests as part of the ongoing security response.
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West Frankfort
Hungary Prepares to Repel Invasion Threats
Count Paul Teteky, premier and foreign minister, told the national assembly that Hungary has prepared to meet a Bolshevik invasion. He said Hungary will fight for civilization with France’s support, and warned that retreat or capitulation could bring disaster or dishonor.
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Hudapest
Hungary
Paul Teteky
National Assembly
France
Great Britain
Captive German Warships Arrive in New York Exhibit Ends with Sinking
New York August 16 captive German warships arrive as exhibits marking their final year before being sunk. The ships will serve as wartime curiosities and then be deliberately sunk, ending their public display. A second item reports Soldier Settlement Board issues in Vernon British Columbia with land delays causing crop and feed problems for farmer J Coulston and disrupted transport for his family from Medicine Hat.
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New York
Soldier Settlement Board
Vernon
B.C
J. Coulston
Medicine Hat
Coulston
Mr. Coulston
B. C
Lardo
Sequel to Christoper Kidnapping Grips Estevan Region
Regina reports a wave of sensational events in Estevan Saskatchewan after O B U organizer O M Christophers was allegedly kidnapped on July 2. Provincial police arrested Capt Sam Dryden Ton Munro Corporal George Hunter Jim Clarke and Ames Gough on $10 000 bail in connection with the kidnapping. A preliminary hearing is set for Bienfail Tuesday with further developments anticipated.
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Regina
Estevan
Saskatchewan
Kidapping
O. M. Chistophers
O.B.U
Sam Dryden
Mstevan
G.W.V.A
Ton Munro
George Hunter
Fbolece
Jim Clarke
Ames Gough
Winnipeg
Bienfail
Archbishop Mannix Returned After Naval Stand
British warship officers boarded the Baltic off the Irish coast and arrested Archbishop Mannix and his secretary briefly aboard. He was landed at Pengayce after orders routed from the Admiralty and taken toward London, following clashes over his landing place.
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London
Mannix
Australia
United States
Wivern
Scotland Yard
Albert Vaughan
Fishguard
Admiralty
Pengayce
England
Canon Wade
Morning Post
Bhunder
Melville MacReady
Ireland
Lfield Marshall
Trenry Trughes Wilson
MacReady
Wilson
Manchester
Liverpool
Glasgow
Turks Sign Treaty and Market Report Update
Paris reports the peace treaty with Turkey signed at 4 08 PM with Gen Hamid Pasha first to sign. The page includes grain market prices for oats barley flax rye and assorted cash and track prices with various delivery classes and rejections noted.
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Paris
Turkey
Hamid Pasha
Ottawa opens battle over railway rate hikes
A crowded Ottawa court room watched the board of railway commissioners as hearings began on proposed rate increases. The railways seek freight up 40 percent, passengers up 20 percent, and sleeping and parlor car rates up 50 percent, while opponents urge restraint to prevent higher living costs. D'Arcy Scott for Saskatchewan and the National Dairy Council argued against any increase.
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Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canada
J. N. Phippen
K.C
Railway Association of Canada
J. W. Beatty
Canadian Pavific Railway
A. C. Mace
Ter
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
D'Arcy Scott
Government of
Saskatchewan
National Dairy Council of Canada
Reinsch Accepts Democratic Wisconsin Senate Nomination
Shanghai report notes former American minister to China Reinsch has formally accepted the Democratic nomination for United States senator for Wisconsin.
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Shanghai
Caul $S
Reinsch
China
United States
Wisconsin
Lloyd George and Millerand Agree on Russia Crisis Measures
Hythe conference reports that Lloyd George and Millerand agreed on steps to counter Bolshevik pressure on Poland at Minsk. Plans include a British naval blockade of Russia with French destroyers, neutral exports suspension, and possibly land isolation with Letvia, Lithuania, Cavansug and Azerbaijan. Military decisions upheld Poland's western frontier and questioned immediate allied troop deployment.
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Auris
Hythe
Lloyd George
House of Summons
Millerand
Poland
Minsk
Says
Lavas
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Germany
Letvia
Lituania
Cavensug
Azerbaijan
Russian Empire
Wrangel
England
France
Foreign Office
Versailles
Bandit Leaders Evade Police Amid Hillcrest Chase
Aug. reports say train bandit Tom Bungsoff, blamed for police deaths at the Belle vue cafe, is believed cornered on Hillcrest hillside while companion Areloff remains at large. Police widened searches through Hillcrest, Bellevue, Coleman, and rank as Bassoff recovers from a leg wound and eludes capture.
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Holloway Ranch
Frank
Bassoff
Caleary
Tom Bungsoff
Bellevue Cafe
Hillcrest
Arelott
Alberta
Lethbridge
Sam Bussett
Crow's Nest Pass
Bellevue
Coleman
Areloff
Cassott
Frank Slide
Basseff and
Arcloff
Bellegus
Start Cutting Today at Nobleford
Lethbridge August 10. Cutting of the Noble Foundation Line 22,000 acre crop is under way today. A start was made Monday at the Cameron ranch and this morning at some Nobleford farms. Rye harvest began Monday on this big farm and threshing outfits will be busy from now until late in the week when grain goes into bins. Wheat cutting east of Lethbridge is general today.
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Lethbridge
Noble Foundation
Cameron
Airplanes Delayed Overnight at Prince George
Four United States army planes will be delayed two to three days in Prince George British Columbia before continuing to Alaska due to parts shipment delay from San Francisco. The parts shipment is expected to arrive tomorrow morning.
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Prince George
B.C
United States Army
Alaska
San Francisco
Winnifred Fair Opens with Livestock Judging and Ball
The Winnifred Fair opened at one this afternoon with livestock judging. A 3:30 ball game followed, and Wednesday features a full card including a free to all ladies pony race, farmers green race, running and relay races, a parade of stock, and a grand ball drawing attendees from Medicine Hat for an extended eventful day.
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Hevents
Fopam
Fo Gum
Medicine Hat
Harvesting General in Most of Manitoba and West
Winnipes Aug 10 The weekly crop report shows harvesting will be general across Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan and Alberta this week with central regions lagging ten to fifteen days. The west faces a very satisfactory harvest with substantial barley and rye cut and good hay and fodder crops. Rains last week boosted grain and vegetable growth with some districts reporting 15 to 40 percent yield improvements.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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