President Beatty returns 10 canadas after lengthy trip abroad
E W Beatty president and chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrives in Britain aboard the Queen of France after a European tour including England and Scandinavia He cites the exchange rate hampering British capital flow to Canada and urges better English press coverage and closer British Canadian paper cooperation He notes Crow's Nest Pass rate controversy but says railways could not bear higher operating costs and would not extend rates beyond original limits
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Grebec
Canada
Great Britain
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hptess
France
Beatty
Europe
England
Scandinavia
Montreal
Farmer Chris Bucholz Dies After Street Walk
Chris Bucholz, a 62 year old farmer from Hilda, collapsed on the street after leaving the Conway hospital where he had been recovering from varicose vein surgery. Heart failure is listed as the cause of death.
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Chris. Buchols
Hilda Farmer
Sne
Ceonerst
Varicose Wells
Dixon
Father MacDonnell Arrives With Hebridean Party to Canada
Montreal August 11 Among those arriving from overseas this week was Rev Father McDonnell with a large party of Hebrideans heading to settle among their countrymen near Red Deer Alberta. He brought a deputation of clergymen and fishing and crofting representatives to study fishing and farming prospects in Canada. They will travel via the Maritime provinces and proceed to the Pacific coast.
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Montreal
Father McDonnel
Red Beyer
Alberta
Western Isles
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Pacific
Frank Carvell dies at Woodstock residence
Ottawa reports the sudden death Saturday at his Woodstock North Dakota home of Frank R. Carvel chair man of the board of railway commissioners for Canada. He died after returning from his farm and suffering heart trouble was noted. Funeral set for Tuesday with two commissioners to Woodstock.
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Ottawa
Woodstock
N.D
Frank R. Carvel
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
McLean
Iuneral
AM. MacDoncid
A.B. Coon
WB. Non
Simposton’ Cises
Bell Telephone Company
Home Makers Club Performs Surgeries in Hanley Event
In Hanley Saskatchewan on Saturday the Hanley Homemakers Club organized forty seven tonsil and adenoid operations at the Opera House. The Operas Please was rented for the day and a large crowd attended the event.
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Hanley
Saskatch
Saskatoon
Sask
Clb
Entries Open for Swimming and Diving Championships
Entries for the swimming and diving championships close tomorrow at 6 p.m. Forms may be secured from CoA Richardson He Lang or B. W. Bellamy.
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Coa. Richardson
He Lang
B. W. Bellamy
Henry Ford Declared Involuntary Senate Candidate
Henry Ford became an involuntary candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator as petitions with enough signatures to place his name on the primary ballot were filed with the secretary of state today in Lansing Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
Henry Ford
United States
Secretary of State
Fire destroys Edwards home in Alderson
Last night at eight o clock fire started in the front upstairs bedroom and wrecked the Edwards house. Mrs Edwards and Mr Edwards were visiting next door when smoke appeared. One child escaped while the other was saved after a brave rescue by Mr Little of Medicine Hat. Firefighters saved nearby buildings and the parsonage. Contents upstairs burned. downstairs partly saved. insurance covered some losses.
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Alderson
Albert Edwards
Mr. Little
Medicine Hat
Threneh Alderson
Hig
Methodit
Triet
Pastor among seven held on murder conspiracy charges
Seven men including Rev. O. Joris of the Shinston Methodist Episcopal church faced arrest on warrants accusing them of conspiracy in the murder of Washington, a Black man shot in the back by a masked group. The incident occurred here as authorities reported the ceremonial arrest and the band departed.
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Efaticnent
Oo. Joris
Pater
The
Methodis
Episcopal Church
Shinston
Washington
Prince of Wales to dine privately with White House family
Washington reports a private luncheon planned for the Prince of Wales on arrival for the Meadowbrook event next month. King George vetoed incognito plans and insisted the Prince use his highest title to visit the President, with Cabinet members invited informally afterward.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
Meadowbrook
Washington Post
New York
White House
George
United States
Renfrew
Calvin Coolidge Jr
Hughes
Treasury
Mellon
Princ
General Li Sees Historic Rockies As Unmatched Scenery
General Li, director general of the Chinese government arsenal and audit, travels via Banff to the British Empire with Hong Kong official CI Tai. He praises Canadian treatment of Chinese and predicts closer China world ties, downplays Japanese exclusion sentiment, and notes China’s slow but steady move toward modern progress.
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C I. Tai
Shanghai
Hong Kon
Banff
British Empire
Dominion
Canada
Unita
Orient
Janenes
Japan
Ching
China
Scottish Editors Admire Canada in Tour
Three Scottish editors touring Canada express tremendous admiration for the country. Carel James Reid of Dwafries and Burward Watt of Aberdeen join the trip to the Maritime provinces for a two week visit before sailing to England aboard the Meganire.
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Montreal
Cartas Fm
Scotland
Canada
Carel James Reid
Dwafries
Withith Burward Watt
Aberdeen
England
Forest Fire Threatens Ioco Tanks and Townsite
A forest fire near Torce B C driven by strong winds threatens Ioco and Imperial Oil Company tanks holding about three million gallons of oil. If the wind shifts east, Thurston and Flavelle timber preserves could face disaster while homes and other structures remain at risk.
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Torce
B. C
Ioco
Imperial Oil Company
Thurston and Flavelle
Psych experts testify on Leopold Loeb case at university
A procession of eight college students and Dr. Hulbert testified about Loeb and Leopold’s mental state and manners. Dr. Hulbert said Loeb was mentally diseased and irrational, while witnesses described alienation from peers and plans for crime. Darrow announced further witnesses would be called, with objections and cross examination extending into the holiday session.
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Cheawo
Mig
Pareld Ss. ER
John RR. Caverly
Fraternity House
Robert Brice Armstrong
Charlevoix
Mich
Evilenes
Loeb
Wutbert
Eradla Dave
Hubert
Bernard Ghictk
New York
Franks
Lees
Leeb
Bobby
Sulbert
Bye Har
Leopold
Hulbert
Huirt
Angues Childlahly
Clarence SS. Darrow
Foreman Leopold
Nathan Nd
Allan Loeb
Richard
Witnega
Suingoon
Darrow
Sven Englund
Leupold Famly
Mennonites Flock to Canada Arrivals at Waterloo
In Kitchener Ontario on August 11 a new group of 114 Mennonites from Russia reached Waterloo and were housed by Canadian Mennonites. This follows a prior arrival of 900 two weeks earlier for national distribution. An additional 500 are anticipated soon.
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Kitchener
Ont
Russia
Waterloo
Ice Conditions Won't Interfere With World Flight
The Raleigh reports dense fog 90 miles east southeast of Angmagssalik with floating sea ice. Officials say conditions around Greenland will not cancel the World Flight and Rear Admiral Magruder expects completion barring weather or unforeseen incidents.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Raleigh
Greenland
Anh
United States Army
Tisers
Angmagsalik
Tve
Richmond
Magruder
Horse Shot After Plunge on Railway Bridge
A horse belonging to Roy Chapman ran onto the C P R bridge Saturday afternoon. Its leg became caught between the ties and the animal had to be shot.
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Roy Chapman
Wheat inspections at Winnipeg total 128 cars
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg on Saturday reached 128 cars with 109 contract grade. Compared with last year’s 71 cars, the report notes 58 cars against 47 average in the course grains category.
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Winnipeg
Canada’s High Commissioner comments on overseas cattle trade
Hon. P. C. Larkin of London discussed Canadian overseas trade aboard the Montclare during his Ottawa report tour. He noted competition from Russia and Scandinavia due to cheaper labor, mentioned limited benefit from the cattle embargo amid foot and mouth concerns, and said bacon and cheese exports to Great Britain remain strong with rising demand. He and Mrs. Larkin continued to Montreal.
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Canada
London
Quebec
P. OC
Larkin
Montclare
Liverpool
Ottawa
Russia
Ali
Great Britain
Thomaz Lipton
Lipton Tea Firm
Reserved Seat Tickets On Sale For Swimming Championships
Reserved seats for the Swimming and Diving championships at the municipal pool go on sale Friday. Tickets are available at Pingle's Drug and Book Store. Secure one of the best seats early.
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Pingle’s Drug and Book Store
Segta
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Asfheunis
Belgium
Chris Bucholz
Father MacDonnell
Frank Carvell
Wis Woodstock
Ford
Westminster Hall
Tet
Tha
R. R. Pennete
Calgary
Canadian Bar Association
James Aikens
Manitoba
Cbuelas Teeen
New Brunswick
Westminster Hal
War Association
Prince
Ann Arbor
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