Arrest of Eamonn De Valera at Republican meeting
Eamonn De Valera, Republican leader, was arrested by Free State troops at a Dublin election gathering after troops fired over the crowd in Market Square. The platform was surrounded and De Valera was taken to the county jail amid a panicked, crowded scene with several injuries reported.
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Innis
Ekamonn de Valera
Free State
Valera
Arket
de Vatera
de Valera
O'Connell Street
Fairlish
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Bell Inca Falit
London
The
Press Association
Ennis
County Clare
Ireland
Kinverra
Clare-Galway
Masson Pays the Extreme Penalty
Regina reports Victor Masson, a French farmer from Dumiqs Sask, was executed at 4 375 am for the murder of Jean Chouvelen his wife and daughter last February. The trap sprang without incident and Masson said Bon jour to his priest Father Blanc before life ended.
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Regina
Victor Masson
Dumiqs
Sask
Jean Chouvelen
Chouvelen
Marie
Father Blanc
Jail for scussing Santa Rosa banker sentenced
Santa Rosa Aug 14 Rudolf Hf Beache a 40 year old Santa Rosa banker was jailed 10 days for disturbing the peace after he cursed at a telephone operator during a dispute over service. The sheriff was secretly involved in the incident.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Rudolph Hf. Reache
Beache
Pan-Pacific League Backed by Prem Bruce
Prime Minister Stanley M. Bruce told Parliament that the Pan Pacific league had adopted his idea for a conference among Pacific-bordering nations to preserve peace and foster understanding. He could not say when any action would be taken.
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Pan-Pacific League
Prem
Bruce
Melbourne
Stanley M. Bruce
Pacific
Calgary Liberal picnic sets Aug 29 on St George Island
Liberals from across the province plan the first annual Calgary Liberal club picnic at St George's Island on Wednesday August 29. The club executive announced the date and a follow up meeting at the president's office to discuss speakers committees and program.
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Calgary
Calgary Liberal Club
St. George’s Island
Harold E. Riley
Wind and hailstorm causes heavy Nipissing district damage
Reports from North Bay indicate a wind and hailstorm swept across the Nipissing district Sunday causing more than 440000 dollars in damage. The storm affected the south and east parts of the district with extensive property losses reported.
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North Bay
Nipissing
Government Vessels May Enter Grain Carrying Trade
Ottawa reports ten Canadian Merchant Marine vessels on the Great Lakes may be used for grain carrying this season. G. P. Graham says government boats could aid after American ship owners refuse to file tariffs under new grain rate rules. Sir Henry Thornton may be consulted if the ban persists.
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Ottawa
Great Lakes
G. P. Graham
Sir Henry Thornton
Cote Named Alberta's Senator in Ottawa Vacancy
Edmonton's Jean Leon Cote, veteran Alberta legislator since 1933 and former Stewart government figure, is appointed to the Alberta senate seat left by the death of A. E. Forget. Born 1867 in Quebec, Cote moved westward, built a law and land surveying career, and rose to prominence as a public official and Liberal supporter.
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Calgary
Jean Leon Cote
Edmonton
Alberta
Stewart
Senate
Hite A. E. Forget
Ottawa
Cote
Quebec
Dominion Land
Department of the Interior
Cote & Pearson
Athabasca
Grouard
H. G. Dimsdale
Hktter
Highways Commission
M. Cote
Ile
Rowline
Stewart Deen
Lindis
James Lougheed
Macdonald
DeVeber
Lethbridge
Laurier
Harmer
Michener
Red Deer
Griesbach
Meighen
Freight appeal in Canada seeks rate reductions for BC and Alberta
Ottawa hearings on the privy council review of railway freight charges ended with G G McGeer urging removal of three discrimination types. He pressed for Vancouver agar refinery parity with Montreal and for Vancouver manufacturers to share in common territory distribution, asserting unlawful local injury. Premier King pledged an early election when conditions allow.
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Ottawa
G. G. McGeer
British Columbia
Alberta
Privy Council
King
R. H. Chrysler
K.C
Railway Association of Canada
Isaac Pioblado
Province of Manitoba
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Chrysler
Railway Commission
Pit- Yade
Province of
McGeer
MeGeer
Vancouver
Montreal
Price drops spread as gasoline costs fall nationwide
Chicago reports motorists stocking up at prices under 20 cents a gallon as investigations into price cuts proceed. The eastern states join the midwest and south in announcing reductions across the country.
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Midwest
Southern
Chicago
Greek government pays interest on debt to Canada
The Greek government in London paid Canada 225000 dollars as interest on its debt, for the first six months of the year. The amount brings the total debt to Canada to about 6000000 dollars.
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Dreek Govt
Canada
London
Can
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Desolation Marks Path of Floods in Northern Utah
Floods swept thousands of acres in Northern Utah killing ten and damaging Farmington and Willard towns. Property losses exceed 1.5 million dollars as national guardsmen search for missing residents. Across Korea tidal waves and storms feared to have caused heavy loss of life with hundreds of boats missing.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Farm Inzton
Willard
Korea
London reacts to reparations moves as US aid eyed
London reports that the Coolidge administration may respond to any appeal for help in settling the reparations dispute with France and Belgium. Berlin's new cabinet under Chancellor Stresemann wins a confidence vote 246 to 76 with abstentions.
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London
France
Belgium
Coolidge
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Foreign Office
Berlin
Stressemann
Reichstag
Bavarian People’s Party
Alou Dispute in Great Britain Threatens Shipbuilding
A boiler makers strike lockout in Great Britain nears sixteen weeks and, coupled with the London dockers' strike, endangers the shipbuilding and ship repair industry with widespread disruption and adverse effects on output and employment.
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Great Britain
London
Canadien
Britain
Frontier Mine Disaster Toll Reaches 91 Dead
News from Kemmerer Wyoming reports 91 miners killed in a blast at Frontier Mine No 1 of the Kemmerer Coal Company. Rescue teams worked amid collapsed passages as 34 of 158 entombed miners survived early reports, with final tallies pending.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tetween Si
Frontier Mine No
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Qealy
Wyo
Frontier Mine
Kemmerer Coal Company
Hawk
Amad
United States Bureau of Mines
Rock Springs
Unidentified Man Commits Death by Own Action Near Walsh
A man about 40, of medium height and build, killed himself by jumping in front of train No. 3 near Walsh yesterday after arriving Monday. Coroner Dr. Boyd ruled death by own action while insane. He had asked a farmer for a grin to kill himself and was buried in Walsh.
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Walsh
Hoe
Boyd
Canadian National prepares for Western Canada crop haul
Winnipeg dispatch reports that Canadian National Railways have added box cars and locomotives to move the harvest. Hundreds of new cars and forty five modern locomotives are shifting from eastern lines to the wheat belt to handle the expected record grain movement between August 15 and 19.
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Winnipeg
Cannadian National Railways
Western Canada
Escabhard
Wheat
Canadiaga National Railways
Lloyd George to Speak in Alberta on Canadian Trip
H A Hull of the Alberta Social Service League says David Lloyd George will visit Alberta during his Canadian trip. He will give speeches in Edmonton and Calgary under Alberta prohibition auspices. Hull claims to have definite news from Toronto confirming the report.
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Edmonton
H. A. Hull
Alberta Social Service League
David Lloyd George
Alberta
Calgary
Hull
Toronto
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Siones
Klnoyerra
Masson
Gire
Province
Liberal Club
GOVT
J. L. Cote
Mr. Cote
Dr. State
Clearwater
Clear Water
Lee
Campbell
Chambers
Orleans
Hue
Genevieve
U.S
Free ‘State
Dr. Stressemann
Ruhr
Rhineland
Frontier
Seaboard
Lloyd George
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