United States Urged to Join Anglo French Debt Talks
London dispatch reports leading writers insist the United States must participate in resolving Britain France debt. A tri party idea emerges as Ambassador Toughfan and Caillaux meet, with Churchill briefed on progress as ministers weigh offers and questions of who pays how much.
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United States
Britain
France
London
Great Britain
Alanson B. Toughfan
Win Aston Churchill
Calliaux
Lanish
M. Calliauy
Tyre
Churchill
M. Calliaux
Dawes
Daily Mail
M. Caillaux
Houghton
Ito
Caillaux
Churchil
Baldwin
Treasury
Paris
Alleagues
Going to the Kom mediey Karnival for the children
In a lively harbor of family talk, neighbors debate attending the Kom mediey Karnival. The event promises games prizes, Midway thrills, and a Saturday matinee with spending for the kids as the family plans three nights of fun together.
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Bobbie
Mutter
Submarine That Sunk Lusitania Blown Up by Danish Order
Copenhagen reports another Great War drama ended as the German submarine U 20, responsible for the Lusitania sinking off Ireland on May 7, 1915 with 1206 lives lost, was blown up today by order of the Danish Admiralty at Vellby Beach on the West Jutland coast.
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Copenhagen
Vellby
Jutland
Ed McCombs Nominated by Dominion Labor Party for By Election
The Dominion Labor Party unanimously chose Ed McCombs as its Labor candidate at a Beek v. THack convention last night. Alderman Hole and others urged Labor unity, praising McCombs and predicting a Labor triumph. Speakers cited farmers support and Labour strength, while calling for a high minded campaign free of personal attacks.
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McCombs
Dominion Labor Park
Beek v. Thack
Liber
Ald
Hole
Hie
Simpson
W. D. Cousley
Lahey
Thde
P. Wedderburn
Ald. Morrison
W. G. Johnson
Labor Party
McGilliveny
Empress Theatre
Greenfield
Perren Baker
Alberta Cabinet Awaits CP Reply on Joint Peace River Route
Edmonton August cabinet meeting will consider President Beatty of Canadian Pacific Railway's reply to a proposal for CP and Canadian National to jointly operate the Peace River line. Premier Greenfield has been advised a CP letter is on the way and will arrive within days. The cabinet meeting will be called as soon as the letter is received.
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Edmonton
Aig
Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National Suc.uld
Peace River Hues
Greenfield
Canadian Pacific
Wheat Market Shows Nervous, Erratic Trading in Winnipeg
Wheat prices swung with a 3 cent range as October closed down 2 cents at 1.10 5-8 and December and May eased. Trade volume was sizable yet activity dull with ample supplies. exporters showed little interest. Coarse grains were mostly quiet though oats and barley saw some buying. A local cash wheat surge occurred despite little business. A $60,000 beer sale at St James hotel in Edmonton involved James Varve and Andrew Agrios.
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Winnipeg
Desember
St. James Hotel
Edmonton
James Varve
Andrew Agrios
Wainwright
Police Fire Into Crowd at Shanghai Dockyard
Shanghai on August 26 reports Chinese police firing on a crowd of about 1300 dockyard workers besieging the police station demanding four arrested colleagues be released. Two workers were killed and four wounded as officers opened fire after initial attempts to disperse the crowd.
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Shanghai
Politon
Ellingson Girl Sentenced to One to Ten Years
Dorothy Ellingson, 17, found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her mother Anna R. Ellingson, was sentenced by Judge Harold Loaderbeck to serve one to ten years in San Quentin. The conviction followed a murder charge heard in Gary Superior Court.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Superbe
Gary
Anna R. Ellingson
Harold Loaderbeck
San Quentin
U S Editors to VisitCity Tomorrow
United States editors touring Western Canada arrive by special train at 9 am. A luncheon at the Creek Hotel is planned at noon after a city tour including irrigated gardens and key industries. About 67 editors, 29 Indies and 38 men, belong to the American Agricultural Editors Association.
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United States
Western
Canada
Ceek
Chamber of Commerce
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
Richardson
Secon
Tokio Flood Hammers City Amid Prolonged Rainfall
Tokyo flood runoff from nearly 26 hours of rain halts lights, telephones, and streetcars. The Ilongio district drowns as thousands of homes flood. casualties few but damage likely. Dovid Donaghy poised as Liberal candidate for Federal House in North Vancouver.
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Tokio
Ilongio
Dovid Donaghy
North Vancouver
Ten Big Prizes Drawn Opening Night at Karnival
The Kom munity Carnival opens with over three hundred dollars in prizes. Ten prizes will be awarded from coupons turned in at Pingle's Drug Store, C. P. R. Men's Store, and the Assiiniboia Hotel by 7 30 pm September 3. Winners must claim on Karnival grounds within one minute of drawing or forfeit. Coupons to appear in The Medicine Hat News in upcoming editions.
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Medicine Hat News
Pingle’s Drug Store
Second Street
C. P. R. Men's Store
North Railway
Assiiniboia
Iuckvale
Kitchen Cobner
the News
Canadian National Railways Net Revenues Show Surge in First Seven Months
Official figures on Sir Henry Thornton arrival show Canadian National Railways post a substantial rise in net revenues for the seven months ending July 31. Gross receipts declined 6.68 percent from 1924, while operating costs fell 8.45 percent, yielding a net of 5,667,287 dollars, up 2,452,606 dollars or 76.29 percent from 1924.
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Toronto
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Ull
Down 810 Feet as Toth No 1 Well Reaches 810 Level
The Toth No 1 well has reached the 810 foot level with a sixteen inch hole. Earlier difficulties obtaining sixteen inch casing delayed progress, but a full string is now on hand and rapid advancement is anticipated.
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Toth No 1
Baron Byng In City Amid Train Change Visit
The Governor General and Lady Byng stopped in the city Tuesday as engines were swapped. They greeted local veterans at the station, spoke with Chief J. Mo Taylor and Mr. I. Whiffin about war days, and exchanged memories with Insp. Scott. Lady Byng spoke of Canadian flora and noted she had over four hundred specimens ready for England, plus cactus finds from Calgary.
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Governor General
Lord
Lady Byne
T Rain
J. Shatland
India
Baron Byne
J. Mo Taylor
I. Whiffin
Insp
Scott
Atp
Grain Market Report from Winniper August Inspection
Inspectors in Winniper record wheat ears at 38 for the current crop versus 30 last year, with coarse grains priced at 4 dollars per year ago. New crop shows 27 ears of wheat, plus barley and 7 rye. contract wheat listed at 50.
Well Known Rabbi Leaves Winnipeg for Montreal
Rabbi Herbert J. Samuel of Shaarey Zadek will depart Winnipeg in September after a call from Temple EmmanuEl Montreal following his speech to the Montreal Kiwanis club on Opportunities of Canadian Nationality. He succeeds Rabbi M J Merritt who has been called to Portland Oregon.
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Winnipeg
Herbert J. Samuel
Shaarey Zadek
Temple Emimanuel Congregation
Montreal
Montreal Kiwanis Club
M J. Merritt
Portland
Oregon
World War Austrian Leader Hoetzendorf Dies in Germany
Vienna reports Field Marshal Baron Franz von Hoetzendorf chief of staff in World War I and later Italy front commander has died at Mergentheim in Wartemberty Germany.
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Vienna
Baron Franz von Conrad Hoetzendorf
Itallay Front
Mergentheim
Wartemberty Gormany
Chinese Tong War Claims Victims Across Cities
Police tighten controls in East and Middle West as a Chinese tong war escalates. Four killed and three wounded in 34 hours amid mass arrests. Hip Sing leads with a 4 0 tally. Authorities traced 75 telegrams sent from New York and Boston to Chinese teachers nationwide.
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New York
East
Middle West
Oeight
Boston
Home Bank Depositors Set for Early Payment
Ottawa reports that about 1,600,000 will be forwarded today or tomorrow to liquidators of the Home Bank of Canada in Toronto for distribution among depositors with claims under 500 dollars. The sum equals the full 35 percent relief due under the recent Parliament bill.
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Ottawa
Home Bank of Canada
Toronto
Department of Finance
Sir James Aikens Addresses Ten Annual Bar Association
Sir James Aikens opened the ten annual address at the Canadian Bar Association convention in Winnipeg urging protection against prescriptive rights. He noted he may be affected by Manitoba ten year limitation laws on fixtures and thanked members for their longstanding kindness and support.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Bar Association
James Aikens
Manitoba
James
Bie
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Winston Churchill
Mrs. Mutter
Mrs. Mumble
Lusitania
Ed. McCombs
Labor
Alberta
Ellingson
U.S. A
Cecil Hotel
Crawe
J. C. Beveridge’s Ltd
Canadian National Road
Henry Thornton
Baron Byng
Montreal City
Hoertzendore
HOP Sing Tong Men
Bar Assoc
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