Governor Pinchot Sets Tonight Meeting on Anthracite Proposal
Governor Pinchot schedules a 6 p m joint meeting with mine operators and miners to hear his compromise plan to avert a Sept 1 suspension. Negotiations halted as he drafts settlement ideas while both sides await terms. About 4 000 maintenance workers may be needed. four potential points include a 30 day truce, eight hour days, union dues offices, and ongoing wage talks.
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Karnsbore
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Thesday
Miners’ Union
Hood
Cave
Phillip Murray
United Mine Worker
J. Golden
Rinaldo Cappellini
Thomas Kennedy
S. D. Warriner
Uoverter Pinchot
Coen
French Airplane Crash Kills Student Near Maidstone
An Oxford University student Les le Gunther of London was killed when a French passenger plane bound from France to England crashed near Maidstone on Monday night. A French passenger and the pilot survived. Four passengers were aboard. three Americans were shaken. An investigation has started.
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Maidstone
Eng
Lesle Gunther
London
Oxford University
United States
France
England
Mualstone
Mennonites to be moved from Russia to North America
Waterloo reports Rev. Aaron Loucks announces at the Mennonite relief convention that 20 000 Mennonites will be brought from Russia next year and settled in Western Canada the United States Mexico and South America. He cites over one million dollars raised by the church for relief, including 500 000 this year to bring 2600 Mennonites to Canada and settle them on Western land while families remain in Russia this year to enable later reunification.
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Waterloo
Russia
Canada
United States
Mexico
South America
Aaron Loucks
Scottsdale
Mennonite Relief Committee
First Mennonite Church of America
Kaucks
North
Prince to Spend Quiet Holiday at Alberta Ranch
Pomdon Aug 28 A royal statement says the Prince of Wales will sail September 4 on the Empress of France and go to his Alberta ranch for a private stay in Canada, returning to London October 20. He will not appear as Prince of Wales nor undertake official engagements.
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Pomdon
Canada
Alberta
Ledeen
Dominion
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Subsidies Expanded for Cold Storage Warehouses
Ottawa Regulation extends subsidies for cold storage warehouses to include private facilities that meet the Cold Storage Act. Previously subsidies were limited to those erected by municipalities or public bodies. Now any compliant warehouse is eligible for payment.
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Ottawa
Death by Own Action Theorized in Sutpen Death
New York police leaned toward death by own action by poison in the case of John M. Sutpen private secretary and patron of Broadway nightlife. Sutpen’s body was found Sunday on a couch in his luxury apartment after a Saturday night party. He spent large sums in the white light district as the inquest unfolded.
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New York
John M. Sutpen
de Luxe
Sutpen
Cary
White Light
No Further Bank Mergers Likely Soon Says Can Bank Official
Toronto reports Sir John Aird, general manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, predicts possible bank mergers but notes no definite plans. Leading bankers say recent events have stabilized the scene and that any mergers would protect shareholders and depositors, with no imminent absorptions expected.
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Toronto
John Aird
Canadien Bank of Commerce
Nctte
Premier King Returns to Ottawa Ahead of England Visit
Premier Wins arrives in Ottawa after a brief constituency stop. He plans to sail for England on September 22 aboard the Minoress of Britain to reach London for the October 1 prime ministers conference. J Kazinet of Montreal, 42, was fatally injured yesterday when thrown from a runaway horse drawn buggy.
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England
Ottawa
Britain
London
Conierence
J. Kazinet
Montreal
Police court reports relay multiple penalties and fines
Yee Shalto a Chinaman pleaded guilty to possession of opium and faces six months in jail and a $200 fine plus costs, with three months extra if unpaid. Quan Lam fined $50 for smoking opium. liquor for sale charge carries 40 days if fines are unpaid. Dort fined $200, J Heeman freed on promise to seek work. Jo W Blackburn fined $50 for liquor in a sleeping car porter on Crow line. arrest after train search found a suitcase of liquor.
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Quan Lam
Yee Shalto
Shalto
Dort
J. Heeman
Liberty
Hlei
Rae
Jo W. Blackburn
Crow
Blackburn
Corporal Frewin
Rowe
Dr Stewart praises management of Community Oil Well
Dr Stewart of Imperial Oil lauds The Community Wells Limited as well managed and lucky to have geologists Lebkicher and Wigh guiding the project. He notes the crew works from daylight to dark and outlines a wide field season from Calgary to Medicine Hat including Alaska, Mangテルand Lake and Pakowski Lake studies.
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Stewart
Community Off Wells Limited
Imperial Oil Limited
Lebkicher
Wigh
Toronto
Calgary
No McQueen
Imperial
Alaska
Medicine Vat
Mang Teland Lake
Pakowski Lake
Coulees
McQueen
Alberta
Hope Fades for Overdue British Schooner Myse
Report from Sheanghai dated August 29 states the British schooner Myse was five days overdue from Chin Changtoan with coal and dust on board after a typhoon. It is believed all aboard perished including six foreign officers and about fifty Chinese crew. Chief officer John R. Hudson, noted as an Antarctic explorer and scientist, is among the missing.
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Sheanghai
Hope
Abandovel Telay
Tylie
Chinchangtoan
John R. Hudson
Ian Antarie
Rotary Club K.K. Kake Baking Kontest debut
Medicine Hat residents are invited to enter Rotary Club's K.K. Kake Baking Kontest with a large prize list for Class A B and C cakes. Entries close September 12 at 3 pm with strict recipe disclosure and sealed envelopes marked A B or C.
British American Oil Begins Warehouse Construction
Representatives CLE Winemark and S C Chatwin arrived from Calgary to oversee a new warehouse here. The company plans storage for about 50,000 gallons of oil and to establish motor delivery for the city.
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British-American Oil Company
Early Returns Show Large Victory for Free State Cands
London reports indicate a sweeping win for Free State candidates in Ireland with government nominees securing broad majorities. Early returns suggest the Free State may win a clear parliamentary majority, while a few Republicans lose seats. In Belfast, Ernest Blythe's win is marred by a fatal shooting. In Dublin and Meath, government candidates and ministers are elected, with several Republicans defeated.
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Free State
DeValera
County Clare
J. O’keily
London
Belfast
Ballybay
Monaghan
Ernest Blythe
John Francis Canlon
Dalyin
Eamonn de Valera
Fie
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Sean McGarry
North City
Dan McCarthy
South Dublin
Government
E. J. Duggan
Mulvanny
Farmer
David Hall
Meath
John O'Kelly
Peter Doyle
Joseph McGrath
Industry
Commerce
Labor
North Mayo
Desmone Fitzgerald
Will A P P Take Over Police Work Of Lethbringe
Lethbridge Aug 28 discussions follow a visit by Assistant Commissioner Nicholson of the Alberta Police Patrol Edmonton The talks centered on possible action by the A P P and whether it would assume policing in the city temporarily The Alberta Police Act grants power to take over duties and appoint a temporary chief if desired No clause in the act limits notification to the mayor police chief or council and municipal officers would owe full obedience and assistance to the commissioner or provincial police members in the investigation or prosecution.
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Lethbridge
Nicholson
A.plp
Edmonton
A.P.P
Albert
Castagner Hures Wonderful Gave Calvary Hestlers Triumph
Castagner hurled a wonderful game as Calvary Hestlers defeated the locals 10 to 0 this afternoon. Conners pitched well despite some shakiness and received variable support. Johnston’s umpiring drew sharp withering critique from the crowd.
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Calvary Hestlers
Castagner
Conners
Johnston
New Hampshire Steamship Reported Lost Off Cape Breton
The steamer New Hampshire is reported lost off Cape Breton with life belts marked New Hampshire found in Ingonish harbor. Wreckage and a skylight from the engine room were recovered, suggesting the vessel sank recently after breaking apart in rough seas.
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North Syndney
N.S. Aue
New Hampshire
Cape Breon ¢ Savst
Ingunish Harbor
Brewer Brothers
United States
Gopher
St. Lawrence
St. Paul's Island
Cape North
Brewer
White Point
Manitoba Wheat Pool Moves Forward In Winnipeg Meeting
Progress toward organizing a Manitoba wheat pool mirrors provincial moves in the west. Premier John Bracken met the provisional committee but offered no comment as talks continue. Tomorrow representatives of the Saskatchewan pool will share lessons from their experience. A separate Manitoba notice reports a car crash near Melford with serious injuries to a boy and minor injuries to a parent.
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Winnipe
Anz
Manttea
John Bracken
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Talked Crops Over Phone Between Two Prairie Capitals
Winnipeg officials report the first long all-Canadian telephone link between Winnipeg and Edmonton. Premier Jota Bracken of Manitoba spoke with Alberta Minister Y W Smith about crops and wheat pools, their voices traveling clearly over 960 miles of wire.
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Winnipeg
Winnipee
Edmonton
Jota Bracken
Manitoba
Y. W. Smith
Alsberta
Mr. Bracken
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Premier King
A. P. P. Court
Vancouver
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Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
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Rotary
Iin
Pete
Lethbringe
Castagner Hures
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Melford
Crofs
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