U S Tariff Inquiry Favors Canadian Cattle Trade
Western Canada welcomes a U.S. Commission’s move to collect data on Canadian cattle costs and exports. The effort, championed by the Western Stock Growers Association led by President Riley and Secretary Treasurer Jillon, aims at clarifying the Canadian cattle argument for tariff reduction.
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Canada
United States
Western Stock Growers Association
Pouty Riley
Jack Jillon
Déattle
U.S
Radical Leader Raditch Dies Shocks Ingo Slavia
Ingo a Slavia reports the death of President Raditch after a butt wound, with Croat deputies abstaining in Parliament as the Nettuno convention is ratified. Raditch, a foe of the treaty, is to be succeeded by Dr Vladko Matehek amid factional shifts within the party.
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Belgrave
Iago Slavia
Ingo A Slavia
Stefan Raditch
Pariamont
Raditeh
Zagreb
Alltex
Vladko Matehek
Mathek
Rte
Anton Korosschetz
Mystery of Capt Loewenstein Death Shocks France
In Bologne France on August 14 Dr Paul chief chemical analyst for Snrete Generale the French Scotland Yard is reported to have detected toxic matter in the viscera of Capt Alfred Loewenstein Belgian financier whose death remained surrounded by mystery prior reports say the findings deepen the intrigue.
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Bologne
France
Paul
Snrete Generale
Scotland Yard
Alfred Loewenstein
Contemplate Change In Alberta School System
Edmonton Aug 14 Revision of the Alberta School Act is a strong probability for next year. Hon Perren Baker minister of education favored revision and spoke at the Alberta School Trustees Association conven tion. Government contemplates revision and a county district reorganization similar to Ontario aims to enlarge school territory and revenue for new schools.
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Edmonton
Perren Baker
Mirs Ter
Alberta School ‘Trustees’ Association
Ontario
Ain
Grain Inspections Report from Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspectors report yesterday wheat inspections at 132 versus 42 last year. Contract wheat inspections stand at 77 with no further details provided.
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Winnipeg
Glacial Dam at Kashmir Is Still Standing Firm
Official reports deny bursting of the Shyok river dam in Kashmir. Bonfires on mountain peaks had been used to signal a supposed break, while a 17 000 foot high glacier and a nine mile long lake behind it remain under threat from ongoing flood waters since 1926.
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Bimla
Panjab
Alg
Punjab
Kashmir
Shyok
Bank Manager Arrested in Ottawa Theft Case
Ovilla Robi taille, former manager of the Gatineau Point branch of the Banque Canadienne Nationale, was arrested on a five year theft totaling $19,000. He previously claimed $10,000 was stolen last October by armed bandits. The arrest follows a lengthy Quebec provincial investigation.
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Ottawa
Ovilla
Robitaille
Gatineau Point
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Robitable
Quebec
Ships cannot take full quota of harvest hands
London reports that insufficient steamship space makes transporting the planned 10 000 harvest workers to Canada impossible. J Bruce Walker, Canada's Europe immigration director, estimates about 8 500 may be sent from all sources, with regional allocations for Scotland Northern England South Wales Birmingham and the Midlands and London and Southern England. An official calls the scheme a triumph of cooperation with Canadian authorities.
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London
Canada
J. Bruce Walker
Europeas Immigration
Walker
Scotland
England
South Wales
Birmingham
Midlands
Severe late season hailstorm devastates Saskatchewan crops
Regina reports a freak hail storm on Sept 4 1922 in Moose Jaw and surrounding districts. Crops were damaged in Balcarres Earl Grey Southey Lipton and Dysart with some 100 percent losses claimed in Balcarres. The storm followed a record late date comparison to Aug 18 1921 and Sept 4 1922.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Quippelle
Graven
Balcarres
Earl Grey
Southey
Lipton
Dysart
MacDonald and party greeted like a homecoming in Kenora
Kenora Ont August 13 Ramsay MacDonald and Miss MacDonald arrive by Canadian Pacific train to a warm welcome. Hon Peter Heenan and local officials greet the visiting Britons on the platform. MacDonald vows rest and thanks pensioners as townsfolk praise Lake of the Woods air. Continued on Page Four.
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Kenora
Ont
Ramsay MacDonald
Peter Heenan
Hawk Lake
MacDonalds
Canadian Pacific
Ramsay
Peter
T. B. Crerar
W. A. Dowler
Shaner
E. Hutchinson
Scotland
Mr. MacDonald
Canadian investments eyed by Paris financier Blumenthal
Charles Blumenthal of Paris says he seeks Canadian investments across mining industry agriculture and business to expand holdings. He travels with French bankers Pierre Vernes and J E C Moffre and Montreal statistician D E Watts inspecting sites from Timmins Hollinger mine to Trail and western provinces.
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Toronto
Canada
Charles Blumenthal
Paris
Rothschild
Hillmerthal
Pierre Vernes
J. E. C. Moffre
D. E. Watts
Montreal
Banff
C.P. R
Timmins
Wheat Gains On Prairie Market Amid Frost Warnings
Wheat prices rose up to four cents on a Winnipeg market report with most quotes about two and a half cents higher. Frost warned frost line near Lethbridge and cool weather forecast for the Prairie Provinces while export demand supported all cash wheat grades. October barley and rye edged higher as oats and flax held steady.
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Winnipeg
Mercury
Alberta
Lethbridge
Prairie Provinces
Alberta Clay Products expands to meet rising demand
The Alberta Clay Products Ltd. in Medicine Hat reports a record year as two new kilns boost output. The company serves a wide region from Victoria to Fort William and north to Le Pas, Manitoba, with its products well known and in steady demand.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta Clay Products Ltd
Victoria
Fort William
le Pas
Manitoba
British Press Demands Full Disclosure of Franco British Naval Pact
London reports reflect concern that the Franco British naval compromise details are being withheld. The first lord of the admiralty says the pact does not affect the Kellogg Pact, but Americans fear joint European entanglements exclude the United States. Britons note Rhineland troop maneuvers as possible signs of a secret understanding, while stressing policy aims to ease disputes for disarmament progress.
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London
United States
W. C. Brugeman
Admiralty
Britain
France
Rhineland
Arranging For the Popularity Contest at Moose Frolic
Miss Medicine Hat will preside over the Moose Frolic on the football grounds near the General Hospital from Sept 3 to 8. Mr Bickford and Mr Botsford manage the Popularity Contest with Conklin Garrett shows under the Loyal Order of Moose. Entries are being collected and inquiries plus candidate signups run to phone 2327. Season tickets sell for fifty votes and prize distributions occur each night.
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Medicine Hat
General Hospital
Bickford
Mr. Botsford
Botsford
Chamber of Commerce
Conklin & Garrett
Loyal Order of Mooge
Taxi Driver Dies After Midtown Collision in Fight
New York reports a taxi driver, Frank M. Paar, died of a broken neck after a late night quarrel with Christopher R. Murphy. Paar allegedly chased Murphy’s car, crashing into it at a 53rd Street excavation, leaving Murphy uninjured as Paar collapsed.
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New York
Frank M.paar
Christopher R. Murphy
Paar
Murphy
Parr
Three Burned to Death in California Summer Home Fire
Three people died in a blaze at the summer home of Sol Kei a wealthy San Francisco real estate man in Redwood City California on August 14. Four others were injured.
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Redwood City
Calif
Sol Kei
San Francisco
Storms Roar as Caribbean Disturbance Hits Waters Near Cuba
A fourth tropical disturbance within a week gathers force in the Caribbean driving toward Cuba while Florida endures gale damage. Vessels run aground near Great Abaco and Palma Bay as hundreds seek Red Cross aid after hurricane floods. Disturbances threaten small ships off St Petersburg and Tampa area as warnings extend along the west coast.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Caribbean
Cuba
Florida Peninsula
St. Petersburg
Lake Okeechobee
Palm Beach
National Red Cross
Atlantic
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Tariff Commission
Charles Stewart
Washington
Congress
Contemplate Change
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Trey
Earl Grey, Southey, Lipton
Dysart Districts
Earl
Lord Balfour
Baldwin
Liocold George
LABOR
Great Britain
Alta
Obe
Bridgeman
Florida
Iiner
Manamar
Miami
Nassau
iloein-the-Wall
Treba
Santo Domingo
Havana
Tampa
Baham
St. Petesobing
Coset
Inreiga
Port Tewng
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