AE Order Issued as Coal Strike Looms in Sept
Philadelphia Ane 28 report shows John L. Lewis striking a tense note as the United Mine Workers warn of a September coal suspension if no new contract is agreed. The union and operators remain deadlocked over maintenance workers and full shift demands, with a midnight shutdown threatened if no accord is reached.
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Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mopeley
Atmost
Sigt
Tnetr
Npom
Ownes
Calgary editor delivers keynote at New Zealand banquet
Calgary Herald president J. J. Woods spoke in Wellington to visiting press delegates en route to Australia for the Imperial Press Conference. Premier Coates and Lord Burnham praised Dominion ties as New Zealand leaders urged immigration help and loyalty to Britain.
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Calgary
New Zealand
J. H. Woods
Canada
Coates
Lord Burnham
Violet Astor
Wellington
J. G. Coates
Australia
J. J. Woods
The
Herald
Woods
Dominions
New
Db. J. Astor
New Zrealand
Great Britain
Coats
Liberal nomination convention opens Liberal campaign in constituency
A lively nominating gathering marks the opening of the Liberal campaign in the constituency with notable rural district attendance and active lady delegates. Distinguished visitors from various bodies include Messrs We A. Rucligned Lethmvdnes RoW Crema PD teow and Kh Mitchell among others. Jol A. Kime extends a hearty welcome as reports flow in.
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Teow
Calsare Trherad Seseedationn
Kh. Mitchell
Jol A. Kime
Britain and Mexico Move Toward Restored Ties
London reports efforts to resume diplomatic relations between Great Britain and Mexico. A British chargé d’affaires is expected to be sent to Mexico City soon, with a data commission to safeguard British interests.
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Great Briain
Mexico
Oan
Awais
Messco City
Lethbridge names hereditary mica in 1928 view
W A Dami sen named hereditary mic as tides shift in Lethbridge. The notice cites appointment details and local governance context affecting the region.
Komaiuntty Karnival Opens with Bigger, Better Fun
The Komaiuntty Karnival opens Thursday evening at seven thirty with booths under construction at Sogh Awhetaaara Park. Rain or shine the event features a green sward dance floor, music by Medicine Hat performers, and a new Medicine Show by Kickapoo Charlie and assistants.
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Karnival
Wriday Ard Seturdas
Sogh Awhetaaara Park
Tai
Preen Colfage
Medicine Hat
Kickapoo
Charlie
Lecure
J Venturas Injured in Runaway Accident
Market gardener J Vaberas escaped serious injury after a runaway horse bolted along Second Street toward Armoury Park. The dash broke, causing a fall and injuries to the driver, who walked to a doctor for treatment. The horse was halted by a fence and captured nearby.
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J. Vaberas
Second Tur
Armoury Park
Mr. Waterag
South Bedlway Street
Royal Hotel
Escaped Prisoner Resists Dinner Bell Hovering Bell Ended Chase
Paris reports Leon Nuleter escaped from Cherhe MiG prison after climbing from a window and hiding on a roof for five hours. He mocked guards while crowds watched, smoking a cigarette as pursuers avoided rooftop combat. The chase ended when the dinner bell rang. The scene disrupted local telephone service.
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Paris
Leon Nuleter
Cherehe Mig
Hberly
Terris Peren
Lipsuleter
Storm toll from Luo Choo lands wiped out homes
Dispatches inform the home department that a Wednesday storm swept the Luo Choo area between Japan proper and Formosa. Three people were killed, many injured, twelve houses destroyed, and 110 small boats sunk.
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Tokio
Luo Choo Islands
Japan Prope
Formosa
Hoine Department
Alexandra High School Reopens for Fall Term
Alexandra High School re opens on September first for the fall term with nine oclock morning start. Students will be assigned seats and advised on courses text books and other matters. The new course of studies for Alberta high schools features twenty one compulsory units over three years plus an optional fourth year.
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Alexandra High School
Alexandra High Sch
Mall Germ
Alberta
Alberta Norimal
Oor
United States
Bank manager traps bandit during Robbery attempt
Joseph Leonard, 18, a sailor, attempted to rob the Canadian Bank of Commerce branch in Vancouver AU. A. H. Wilson the manager and two clerks were trapped in the vault. Leonard fired nine shots at the lock but escaped with two loaded pistols after police arrived. He may receive a reward.
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Vancouver
UAC
Therby
Leonard
Market Erratic To-Day Winnipeg
Wheat prices fluctuated with a nervous trading mood and limited demand. May and December contracts drifted lower while cash markets showed little activity and grain prices mostly held with minor declines across spring wheat and oats.
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Winnipeg
Elmo
Symwally
Prises Olding
Weather Outlook for Western Canada and Manitoba
The West shows variable conditions with light showers in Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan while the East stays fine and cool. Manitoba forecasts partly cloudy today and Saturday with a few scattered showers and little temperature change. Saskatchewan and Alberta expect mostly fair weather today and Saturday with potential isolated showers.
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Victoria
Nelson
Edmonton
Calgary
Fair
Medicine Hat
Fir
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Innisfail Hotel Destroyed by Fire
Fire in Innisfail early today caused nearly 25000 dollars in damage destroying the Alberta Hotel and several small frame buildings. The blaze likely started in the hotel chimney. Guests registered, along with the proprietor and staff, escaped safely.
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Towinfall
Jus
Tragic Accident Claims FiveYearOld Doris Plame
In Vancouver on August 28 a collision near home left five year old Doris Plame seriously injured when struck by a motor truck. A rear wheel passed over her body.
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Vancouver
Doris Plame
Mystery folds death Mrs Scott in Phoenix
The mystery of Mrs Walter A Scott's shooting death and her husband’s wounding in Phoenix Veterans Day night deepens as police reveal Mrs Scott attempted suicide months earlier. The husband remains unconscious. rumor links him to a separate death in Medicine Hat and Beaver Launder Company worker Wally Scott is clearing the matter.
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Phoenix
Ariz. Ange
Walter A. Scott
Brhk
Scott
Adberta
Medicine Hat
Arizona
Wally Scott
Beaver Launder Company
Medicine Shit
Scotland
Seamen's Strike Gains Serious Momentum
Cape Town reports a growing seamen strike as many sailors vow to cease work until grievances are addressed. Authorities fear the action may spread to South African ports and disrupt maritime activity.
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Cape Town
South Africa
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Lewis
Board of Conciliation
ENPER
Arthur L. Canfield
Toronto
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Cantfield
Canfield
F. W. Gershaw
Britain
W. A. Damisen
No Barker
J. Venturas
Tha Nawa
Ad. Columna
Wilson
Innisfail
Mystery Elfolds
Mrs. Scott
Walter, Scott
City Hall
Seealkes
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