Debt Talks and Western Debt Aims Agenda
London reports indicate key writers view a tri party debt settlement involving Great Britain the United States and France. A tuncheon meeting between Alanson Houghton and M Caillaux is seen as pivotal with Churchill pressed to advise on concessions. Chinese dockyard clash in Mungehai leaves two dead as police fire on workers protesting arrests.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Jane
Tuneheon
Alanson
Dloughton
M. Caillaux
AL. Willaus
Mr. Houghton
Winston Churchill
Caillaux
France
Mey
Churchill
Uns
Dail
Mail
MM Caillaux
Dfciginon
Back Fence Banter on the Karnival Fun and Community
Mrs Mutter extols the annual Karnival, praising the games prizes Midway bustle and the joyful atmosphere. Abs Mumble argues the wholesome family fun outweighs any concerns while noting the husband’s animated praise for the event. Continued on Page 6
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Laud
Abs
Muimble
Big Exhibition Opens at the Community Arena
The Industrial, Horticultural and Antwnobne exhibition at the Community Arena opens this afternoon. The event features industrial displays, a wide range of flowers and fruits, tropical produce, a large millioemobile section, home preserves, and dairy products. Over 2500 entries indicate extensive displays, with opening remarks by Dr. Gershaws of the Kiwanis Club of Medicine Hat. Dugil Donaghy is Kelly to be the Liberal candidate for the Mederal House in North Vancouver.
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Tully
Dept. of
Fiselt
Gershaws
Kiwanis Club of
Medicine Hat
Dugil Donaghy
Kelly
Mederal House
North
Vancouver
Wheat Market Shows Nervous, Erratic Trading in Winnipeg
The Winnipeg wheat market moved nervously with an about 3 cent range. October futures opened higher then closed down 2 cents at 1.4048, while December eased 7-8 to 1.8605. May stood at 1.4018 as exporters remained indifferent and demand stayed thin despite some cash activity.
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Winnipege
Limes
U S Editors Arrive on Special Train for City Tour
Tomorrow the United States editors touring Western Canada will arrive by special train at 9 am. They will tour the city, attend a luncheon at the Cecil Hotel at noon, and be met by sixty seven members of the Chamber of Commerce. The party of 37 editors from the American Agricultural Editors Association, with 31 papers and departments and a large circulation, will view irrigated districts and city industries, then visit the Industrial Horticultural and Automobile Exhibition at the Community Arena.
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United States
Canada
Cecil Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Severn
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
Richardson
Tokio Floods After Prolonged Rainfall Shuts City Services
Tokio endures severe flooding from nearly 260 hours of rain with widespread inundation in the lower city. Electric and streetcar services are disrupted as thousands of homes are affected and damage is expected despite few reported casualties.
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Tokio
Eleetrie
Ellingson Girl Sentenced 1 to 10 Years
In San Francisco on August 26, Doro thy Ellingson seven year old girl was found guilty of manslaughter after a jury trial for shooting her mother Anna Re Ellingson in January. Judge Arreld Lond erbeck sentenced her to serve one to ten years at San Quentin State Penitentiary.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellmeson
Anna Re Ellingson
Dudge Arreld Londerbeck
San Quentin
Submarine That Sunk Lusitania Is Blown Up
Yesterday the Danish Admiralty ordered the destruction of the German submarine U-20, the vessel credited with sinking the Lusitania off the Belgian coast on May 1. The wreck was detonated near Venløb Beal on the West Gautland coast, ending the drama.
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Copenhagen
Venlbg Beal
Uatland
Brisk Court
Canadian National Rail Revenues Rise Despite Lower Gross
Official figures for seven months ending 1925 show Canadian National Railways net revenues at 5,007,297 dollars, up 2,492,608 from 1924 and 4.59 percent above 1925 figures. July net revenue rose 1,339,690 dollars, up 28.91 percent. first three weeks of August show a 14.5 percent gain in cross earnings vs 1924.
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Toronto
Denry Thornton
Canadian National
Lady Swist
Hs Ladot Asd
Inc
Down S10 Feet Roth No Lt Well Progress
The report notes the Downd S10 foot Roth well reached S10 feet with a sixteen inch casing and some trouble encountered in setting the casing. A tall string is planned on land and rapid progress is anticipated.
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Roth
Baron Byng Visits City During Train Stop
Governor General Baron Byng paused in the city on Tuesday as a train change took place. He spoke with local veterans and officials, recalled past service, and noted Miss Byng collecting over four hundred Canadian horn specimens to send to England.
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Governor General's
Lord
Byne
Amada
Ll. Slatland
Iene
Diadta
Baron Byne
J. M. Saylor
Ue Whittin
Scott
Alot
Governor Generals Guard
Ottawa
Hoody Byne
England
Cateary
Franois Von Conrad Hoetzendorpe Dies in Germany
Vienna reports Field Marshal Baron Franz Von Conrad Hoetz endorf chief of staff of the Austrian armies in World War I and later commander in chief of the Italian front, died today at Mergentheim in Wuertemberg Germany.
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Vienna
Baron Franz von Conrad Hoetzendorf
Inehief
Halian Front
Mergentheim
Wuertemberg
Germany
Grain Inspections Winnipeg Report
Grain inspection notes from Winnipeg show old crop wheat at 630 ears while comparing with last year. Coarse grains list 49 items including whet and other cereals. The report mentions new crop yields and related figures with several figures and terms that appear partially garbled.
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Winnipeg
Darley End
Chinese Tong War Claims Victims Across Cities
Police tighten guard as a new Chinese tong conflict flares across eight Chinatowns in the Midwest and East. Four Chinese killed and three wounded in two hours. over a dozen arrested on murder and suspicion charges as telegraphic reports from New York and Boston reach leaders nationwide.
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New York
Middle West
Tol
Boston
Home Bank Depositors To Get Money Soon
Olive Aug 2a reports that about eiuu,000 will be forwarded today or Thursday to the Home Bank of Canada liquidators in Toronto for distribution among depositors with claims under 500 dollars. The payment is the full S R per cent under the relief bill passed last session. A list from the liquidators names eligible depositors under 500 dollars. Women operate binders in the Sceptre Saskatchewan district while men stock shelves.
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Home Bank of Canada
Toronto
Department of Finance
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U.S
Shanghai
Mungehai
Sits
Tech
Chi Wack
Boc
AU Nalts Anelieat Purel
Mrs. Mutter
Mrs. Mumble
St. James Hotel
Monttonton
James Varves
Edmonton
Andrew Agrios
Wainwright
U.S. A
Ellingson
Lusitania
Dan J. le Roux
Mimberley
South Africa
Ontario
Johannesburg
North Africa
Italy
Switzerland
Bellum
Holland
le Rong
Canadian National Road
Sir Henry Thornton
Baron Byng
Hnoltzendorpe
Sceptre
Saskatchewan
Oddfellows
Empress Theatre
Riyanis Club
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