Unrest rises in Germany as fears of new revolution grow
Berlin reports show increasing worker unrest across Germany with fears of a sudden revolution akin to 1918. Banks lack currency as printing presses halt, strikes spread, rail traffic stops, and price wage pressures move toward a gold standard while tourism departs amid money shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Avc
Berlin
Joras
Germany
Ane
Reis Bank
Nove
Orth Crade
Geemeay
Atoa
Haeeenworkanen
Owenty
Jondon Ate Dies After Injection During Operation
A patient identified as Jendon Ate died at Joes hospital after a botched injection during cancer surgery. The doctor administered an adrenatin solution directly into the heart, and after minutes of resuscitation the patient did not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jendon
Lonmien
Mere
The
Joes Hospital
Qocta
Mons
Ana
Two Drownings Near Buffalo River Near Camp
Constables report two drownings in the Red Deer river near Plewinton and Buffalo station. Miss Currie aged 19 and Miss Orpen aged 17 disappeared during a trip to a Red Deer river camp under Rev Ratham. search parties failed to locate them despite inquiries by Alberta police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neas
Buffalo
Mises Eda Currie
Wo Orpen
Vietings
Miss Currie
Red Dieer
Sauperintendeaen
Ratham
Tade
T. Wallace
Do Tate
Alberta Peoyineia Police
Beauvy
Samus Orpen
Iscine
Rainfall Report Notes Heavy Showers Across Region
The meteorological note records last night's rain totaling about two inches in parts, with heavy showers from here to Passane and east of Maple Creek. Between Maple Creek and our location, rainfall was lighter, with related effects observed on the Eupress branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Passane
Eupress Branch
Maple Creek
Market Prices At City Market Fronts
The city market lists beef at 1b and up veal at 1c and up pork 12c and up mutton 14c and up live chicken 4 and up five ducks 6fe and up greens carrots onions and radish three ices per bunch cabbage 20c per head peas 25c per can potatoes 90c per bushel all subject to shop and stock variation.
Destructive Fire Sweeps Nelson Lumber Yard Area
A fire in Nelson, NB caused extensive damage yesterday as winds drove flames from the Win. Sunllivan Ltd. mill to nearby buildings. The blaze destroyed thousands of feet of dressed lumber and forced evacuations in adjacent villages Newlandenville and Craigsville as wind shifts delayed containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Win
Sunllivan Ltd
Newlandenville
Craigsville
Movement to nominate Coolidge for president grows
Washington Aug 10 A movement to nominate President Calvin Coolidge as the Republican candidate for president next year is under way. Senator George Moses of New Hampshire announced tonight after calling on the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Moses
New Hampshire
Ini
Pitblado Defends Manitoba in British Columbia Freight Appeal
In Ottawa on August 1, Isaac Pitblado representing Manitoba on the Winnipeg board of trade argued against fairness of the British Columbia freight rate appeal. He urged adoption of established rate principles, noting coast advantages and mountain costs. He warned against over ruling board decisions, citing public interest and regional distribution needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Isaac Pitblado
Province of
Manitoba
Board of Trade of
Winnipeg
Privy Council
British Columbia
Nature
Britishn Columbia
Prairies
Railway Board
Board of Railway Commissioners
Pit- Dido
Head of the Lakes
Atlantic
Vancouver
Prairie Provinces
Chinese government faces large indemnity bill over foreigners’ imprisonment
Peking August 10 foreign ministers present a memorandum demanding indemnities for foreign captives seized and jailed during the Suchow train raid last May. Demands specify daily damages of 500 Mexican for each captive, escalating weekly sums, medical costs, and losses of earning capacity. Britain seeks 24000 for a British subject killed during the raid. The memo asks for damages, future security guarantees, and dismissal of responsible officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Joseph Rothman
Labour leader denounces British bureaucracy in foreign affairs
Ramsay MacDonald, Labour opposition head in the Commons, criticizes the Foreign Office bureaucracy in The New Leader. He says the party will reform conduct with other nations and plans a private trip to Constantinople for recreation, not politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ramsay Macdonald
Labor
Great Britain
New Leader
British
Foreign Office
Astral Times
Macdonald
Constantinople
Austria getting back to normal after wartime price drops
Vienna reports retail prices down about 25 percent with bread and essentials easing. Sugar, milk, and other staples show reductions as abundant harvests and cross border supplies point to lower imports, signaling brighter prospects since the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Confession Ties Villa Murder to Vengeance Motive
Jesus Salas, a member of the Parral tower house, confesses leading the band that killed Francisco Villa near Parral on July 20 to avenge his partisans. Attorney General Delsyema announced no letter from Salas was received by President Obregon. Wright A. Patterson, Chicago editor, arrived in Ottawa to gather material for Western Canada feature stories for the American press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Delsvema
Obregon
Jesus Salis
aQo
Tower House
Joon Orrange
Francisco Villa
Parral
Ottawa
Wright AJ Patterson
Chicago
Western Newspaper
Union
United States
Citwo Yesterdass
West
Ro C. Stead
Immigrations Department
Western
Canada
Harding Death Observances Nationwide as Nation Grieves
The United States will pause as Warren G Harding is entombed in Marion. Government and industry will halt, theatres close, games postponed, and a national day of mourning proclaimed. Westminster Abbey memorial draws thousands, while Marion locals bid farewell at his father’s home and coffin viewing continues into the night with long lines and solemn ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Washington
United States
Warren Harding
Marion
France
Switzerland
South America
London
Aig
Great Britain
Harding
Olio
Warren G. Harding
George T. Harding Sr
Grain in lieu of cash used for apparel payments
In parts of the grain growing regions of the United States buyers accept elevator certificates as payment for clothing and furnishings. The Tribune cites Chicago manufacturers as tracing this practice to a $1.00 per bushel basis and notes New York and Amr as locations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Amr
United States
The
Tribune
Chicago
Probate Will of Late Col. Joseph Boyle
The will of Col. Joseph Boyle, famed Canadian war veteran, probated here, leaves a British estate valued in the thousands. Col. Earle Deaques is named executor to grant the widow full interest in the Woodstock farm and October cottage at Dear Creek. The remainder is divided among the widow, his daughter and son, and his brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoon
Joseph Boyle
Dars
Dee
Roum Nia
Alfie
Great Britain
Earle Deaques
Woodstock
Ootoro
Dear Creek
Kiondyke
Swift Star Loss Sparks Fear Of Oil Tanker Disappearance
Shipping circles report the US tanker Swift Star bound from San Pedro California to Fall River Massachusetts with thirty crew on board is likely lost at sea. Fitting wreckage bearing the vessel name and a man's body were found off St Andrew's Toland 250 miles north of Colon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Swift Star
San Pedro
Calif
Fall H River
Mass
St. Andrew's Toland
Colon
Heat Record Hits France As Fires Spark Across Country
In Toulouse the shade temperature reached 111 degrees as France endures unprecedented heat. The extreme heat has sparked numerous forest fires across the country, with authorities contending with widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tia Renuters
France
Toulouse
Alberta Near Elimination of Grasshopper Plague Threat
Edmonton reports Alberta is almost free from danger of another grasshopper plague though spread into northern Montana prompted border vigilance. Agriculture minister George Hoadley notes a 500 mile region in Montana uncurbed by insect control, with hoppers nearing the Alberta line near Warner. Officials plan guards to prevent cross-border incursions as crop maturity may reduce insect impact this year, while fearing a buildup next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
George Hoadley
Montana
Hoadley
Warner
Department of Agriculture
Headder
Vancouver Exports Near Twenty Million Bushels in 1922
Official figures show Vancouver exported about 19.28 million bushels of grain in 1922. The United Kingdom received a large portion, with the Orient and South America also receiving significant shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Vanccouver
United Kingdom
South America
Francs Depreciating Across Markets On Ruhr Resistance
New York reports French francs fell to record lows as Germany planned to sustain passive resistance in the Ruhr. The franc traded down to 5.65 cents, four points below prior close, while Belgian francs slid to 4.28 cents before later rebounding to about 4.97 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Ruhr
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crefeld
Steel Works
Duesseldorf
Flhus Ten Steel Werka
Hignharn
Rhine Metal Fabrik
Dorsen
Cieiu
Edna Corrie
Wm. Orpen
Elean Cation Rays
Medicine Hat News
Nelson, NB
Coolidge
London Opinion
Pitblado
Dominion
Pithlade
Rail Way
Seers
U.S. Presidency
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Labor Party
Austria
Jesus Salas
W. A. Patterson
Canada West
Activites
Lstue
Fear
Pein Shade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!