Ireland Seeks to Hold Union as Lloyd George Notes
London reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George insists Ireland cannot leave the British Empire. The note to Dublin signals readiness to press negotiations. Irish leaders meet at Mansion House to assess the situation amid expectations of swift but firm talks.
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Ireland
British Empire
Dublin
London
Lloyd George
Tloyd George
Morning Post
Sinn Fein
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Cabinet Deliberates Gas Pipe crossing Calgary Redcliff
The cabinet will study the Calgary Redcliff gas pipe proposal before deciding on crossing road allowances. Mayor Huckvele, returning from Edmonton, led a delegation including W Johnston Chas Pratt Rh CO Pecker Taylor Crow and Councillor Broughton to discuss unemployment and irrigation schemes in Alberta.
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Redcliff
Redcliit
Calgary
Huckvele
Edmonton
Alberta
Messrs W. ©. Johnston
M.L.A
Chas. Pratt
Rh. CO
Finns Lake Man Burned In Tractor Gasoline Explosion
Word reached the city that Leonard Morrison of Finns Lake suffered severe facial burns when a gasoline line exploded on a tractor. His brother quickly smothered the flames, likely saving his life.
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Leonard Morrison
Finn’s Lake
Colthorp I gott Ltd organized to market Flaming Dragon burner
Colthorp I gott Ltd forms to manufacture and sell The Flaming Dragon weed and insect burner. The new company plans offices at Room 18, London Bank Brook and manufacturing in Medi Ciné flat. Farmers have shown strong interest and shipments are expected within months, creating local employment.
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A&a
Colthcrott Limited
Dondnion Bank Brook
Mediciné Flat
Fire damages home on Princess Ave from electric iron
At 10 44 last night firefighters responded to 105 Princess Ave the home of A M Thurn catching fire from an electric iron left burning The blaze caused about 500 in damage News notes Mrs Schultz owns the house and Noale was present at the time The article also mentions Bulgarian levas depreciation and government measures to curb exchange speculation with penalties.
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Princess Ave
A. M. Thurn
Noale
Schultz
Monarchist Veterans Parade Dims Amid Cold Berlin Crowd
Thousands of former soldiers marched at Berlin's old stadiums under Generals Ludendorff and von der Goltz as crowds stood coldly, with Count von Waldersee delivering a fiery address urging renewed defense of the fatherland and training for future conflict.
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Berlin
Ludendorff
Prince Eitel Friederich
Count von Waldersee
von der Goltz
Germany
Rhine
Expulsion Boost and Not a Knock
Winnipeg reports A R Mosher grand president of the C B of R says telegrams from individuals and groups nationwide confirm that the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress expulsion decision boosts the brotherhood. The annual convention opens Monday morning and will run about four days.
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Winnipeg
A. R. Mosher
C. B. of R
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Brotherhood
Premier Greenfield Pivots to Permanent Relief Policy
Edmonton Aug 27 Premier Greenfield in cabinet is moving from temporary relief to a permanent plan for southern settlers facing drought. He opposes continued annual aid, aims to involve federal help, and may seek Ottawa’s cooperation on natural resources as part of a broader solution.
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Edmonton
Sid Fall Ry
Greenfield
Charles Stewart
Ottawa
Stewart
Meghen
Prme
London
Meighen
Old Country
Alberta
John Reid
Alberta Agency
Large turnout for seed distribution across districts
Government agent Mr. Cawsey reported a busy day as farmers lined up for seed. He handles unorganized areas while organized districts like King and Excelsior must use their own groups. Seed is available immediately in Winnifred, Whitla, Seven Persons and on.
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Cawsey
King and Excelsior
Winnifred
Whitla
Dominion Retail Merchants to Visit Med. Hat
A wire to the local Retail Merchants' Association says the president and secretary of the Dominion Retail Merchants' Association will arrive in the city on Thursday September 1 for a public meeting. Details will be announced later.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Dominion Retail Merchants’ Association
City of Brunswick Salvage Effort Fails After Strike
The steamer City of Brunswick which struck Sisters Ledge at Halifax harbor mouth early yesterday morning is deemed beyond salvage. Submerged aft reaches nearly midships as salvage teams assess damage and prospects.
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Halifax Harbor
Halifax
City of Brunswick
Sisters Ledge
Police Court Records Hit By Intoxication Fine
In this morning's police court Col lin Kerr was charged with intoxication and fined $10.00 plus costs.
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Collin Kerr
Thompson Two Up On Hague At End Of Eighteenth
In a Canadian amateur championship match from Winnipeg on August 27 Frank Thompson of Toronto led Charlie Hague of Calgary by two holes after 18, with Hague showing late vigor. Thompson held the early edge with steady play, while Hague recovered from a five down deficit through holes 15 to 17. The 36 hole match opened under bright skies, with Hague battling back and both players delivering strong golf.
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Frank Thompson
Hague
Calgary
Thompson
Winnipeg
Toronto
Flagzue
Hegue
Charlie Nague
Moplah Riots Escalate as British India Proclaims Military Area
London reports say the Moplah riots in Malabar intensify with Hindu houses looted and temples ransacked. About 15 thousand rioters suspected at Matjiri, and roads and culverts damaged to hinder troop movement. Native moderates travel with British escorts to urge pacification.
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Madras
India
Malabar
British India
London
Tanur
Body of Colson Harvey Found Near Winnipeg Beach
The body of Colson Harvey, 20, of Winnipeg was found several miles up the beach after he disappeared six days earlier while canoeing toward Lake Winnipeg from Winnipeg Beach. Police later denied foul play.
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Pistover
Harvey Winnipeg
Colson Harvey
Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Tragedy Aboard Maskinonge After Chinese Quarter Masters Slain
In Quebec the steamship Maskinonge anchored in the stream at dawn. three Chinese quarter masters killed by gunfire and three others severely wounded. A wounded man died later. The crew offered no light on the shootings. The vessel, a Dominion Coal Company collier, recently rammed and sank the Canadian Recruit.
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Quebec
Maskinonge
B. R. Griffiths
Dominion Coal Company
Government plan to aid stockmen and cattle trade
A Ottawa despatch states government measures will back bank advances totaling about 10 million dollars to cattlemen to secure stock or fodder. It also provides for ship arrangements to move cattle to Britain and offers relief amid restricted markets and low prices. Bankers promise credit extensions with renewals, and embargo hopes remain.
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Calgary Herald
Ottawa
Héra
United States
Atlantic
Henry Drayton
S. F. Tolmie
C. A. Bogart
Frederick Willams-Taylor
John Aird
C. E. Neill
E. C. Pratt
J. P. Dell
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Canada
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Earl of Cromartie
R.M.A
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Daily Telegraph
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