Medicine Hat Woman Scrapes Court Over Stolen Goods
Jeannette Beatty of Medicine Hat and Miles H Moodley of Saskatoon faced charges of receiving stolen goods in Moose Jaw. Witnesses testified in a rambling session as Chief Johnson and counsel clarified questions. The acting magistrate adjourned at noon and resumed later with a verdict.
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Moose Jaw
City
Jeannette Beatty
Medicine Hat
Miles Hmookley
Saskatoon
Collins
Chief Johnson
Bryant
Dan Gregor
Paris
Mah
Gregor
Employment Bureau
Jeannette
Policy Station
Constable Douglas
Phyllis la Marr
River Street West
Hockley
France and Britain Not Agreed On Debt Settlement
London reports indicate French Finance Minister Callaux and British Chancellor Churchill failed to bridge the gap over France's 623 million debt to Britain. Despite talks and the heralded French offer, views remain wide apart on annual payments and total debt terms as the exchange continues.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Frorce
Josehn Calllaux
Hasil
Clainax
Financs
Winston Spencer
Wik
Atuimcellor
Britain
Assau
Meighen Denies Saying Government Could Not Last Year
Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader, denies predicting the government would not last a single year and rejects Premier King's claim that dissolution of Parliament was avoided. He says an appeal to the people is warranted after the session, and he refutes two statements attributed to him about elections in 1925.
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Arthur Meighen
Ottawa
Canada
King
Mr. Meighen
Meighen
Liberal convention to nominate candidates Friday
Rural areas will supply a large representation at the Liberal convention Friday afternoon. The meeting, open to all Liberal supporters, will be held in the Oddfellows Block and followed by an evening mass meeting at the Empire Theatre.
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Oddfellows
Empress Theatre
Where Has Prince Got His self To
London reports the Prince of Wales on a South American trip as the British post office cannot locate him. A squib says a company and school cadets sent greetings to H.R. Prince of Wales HMS Repulse, but the post office returned the message marked addressed unknown.
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London
Prince of Wales
Daily Express
H.R. Prince of Wales
H.mls. Repulse
Trial shipment of Canadian horses to Germany tested for market
Dr. Patriot provincial veterinary surgeon inspected a car load of Orion and Ming herries horses from those districts. The trial shipment aims to test demand in Germany for Canadian horses. A. B. Skinner, 39, New York anthropologist, was killed in a single car crash near Tokio, North Dakota.
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Patriot
Orion and
Mingherries
Germany
A. B. Skinner
New York
Tokio, N.D
Wheat Two Cents Off Today Winnipeg
Winnipeg markets show wheat futures easing after opening higher with October at 1.45 to 1.4514. December closes at 1.88, down 2 18 cents, and May down 2 1 4 cents at 1.23. Bearish local sentiment hints at higher Canadian prices if US crop remains small. Coarse grain trade steady with light activity in flax and cash markets unchanged.
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Winnipeg
United States
Canada
Onts
Great Montreal Fire Destroys Block Leaving 200 Homeless
In Montreal on August 25 a major blaze from an ice house devoured a block near Emery and Sanguinet streets. More than two hundred people from sixty-one families are homeless today with twenty dwellings and an ice house and stable destroyed. three residents hospitalized and two firemen overcome by smoke. A woman sustained an arm injury when a fire ladder crashed into a shop window.
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Montreal
Que
Emery and
Sanguinet
Exhibition at Community Arena Extends Flower Show Entries
Weather delays push entry deadline for the Flower Show linked to the Industrial and Automobile Exhibition at the Community Arena. Secretary Richardson will accept entries tonight at the Chamber of Commerce office until 1am, with judging starting Wednesday noon. Gardeners urged to bring potted plants and towers to fill the rink and showcase Medicine Hat's local produce.
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Medicine Hat Gardens
A. Richardson
W. J. Manifeld
Dominion Greenhouse Produce Co
Looking Glass Dolls Adventure For Girls
A girl named Alice discovers Looking Glass land and a beautiful doll mother while exploring a mirror. A police officer invites her to return next week to claim the doll at the Rotary Carnival, then Alice returns through the mirror to her mother’s room. Watch this paper for more adventures.
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Alice
Lookingles Land
Looking Glass Land
Leas
Chinese War Breaks Out in America After LeeYien Death
A new Chinese war erupts in U S cities after the burial of Lee Kne Yien mayor of New York Chinatown who brokered a truce between Hip Sing and On Leong. Shootings in Boston Chicago and Washington tied to tong rivalries. 33 Chinese arrested in Washington. a body found in New York Chinatown. a laundroman in Pittsburgh killed amid renewed tong warfare.
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America
Lee Kue Yuen
New York
Lee Kne Yien
Chinatown
Leong Jongman
Uip Sing
Boston
Washington
Chicago
J. H. Crowley
Sige
Ui the Tong
Lee Flue Ying
Wing
O Ecommerce
Chinese Benevolent Association
Columbia University
Pittsburgh
Premier Ning to Announce Election Timing in Sept Speech
Ottawa reports Premier Ning plans a September speech at North York Richmond Hill where dissolution of Parliament is likely. King accompanies Ning with Minister Graham and Postmaster General Murphy. Toronto sees heavy U S tourist traffic with two million dollars spent in 2.5 months.
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Ottawa
Ning
North York
Richmond Kill
King
Richmond MI
Won
LV. Graham
Brailwiys
Tron
Chas. Murphy
United States
Toronto
Fire imperils Mountain Sanitarium at Hamilton
Fire at the Mountain Sanitarium near Hamilton raged for an hour and caused about 19000 dollars in damage. Fifty staff members were at breakfast when a patient spotted flames in an upper floor, triggering a swift Hamilton fire department response to shield nearby wards housing serious tuberculosis cases.
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Mountain Saniarium
Hamilton
Mountain
Hamilton Fire Department
Suckers Bite to Tune of Billion Across the Line
New York reports that the public will pay 1 billion dollars in 1925 to operators of fraudulent stock schemes and Ponzi or similar schemes. The Better Business Bureau notes continued fraud and widespread losses in large cities.
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New York
United States
Better Business Bureau
Schools Reopen Tuesday September 1 1925
The School Board announced the Fall term begins Tuesday September 1 at Rivaverde Montreal Elm Elizabeth Alexandra and Earl Witchener. Beginners' classes start for children five years six months and older in September. Parents away on holiday should see principals on opening day to reserve places. Labor Day is not a holiday and Medicine Hall schools stay open.
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Rivaverde
Montreal
Elm
Elizabeth
Alexandra
Earl Witchener
Medicine Hall
Classifieds advertise salesmen in the work prove fc
Fragmentary text mentions advertising efforts and sales activity. The readable parts reference a news page and promotional material, but details on persons or events are sparse.
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Clansiiedras
Ace Wegaickent
Tne News
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Kiwanis Club
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