Pinchot to present peace plan to miners and operators
Governor Pinchot will present a four point peace proposal tonight in Harrisburg to mine operators and the miners union leaders. The plan aims to avert a Sept 1 suspension and includes a 30 day truce and wage negotiations while allowing union dues collection at company offices.
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Pinchot
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Miners’ Union
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
J. Golden
Rinaldo Cappellini
Thomas Kennedy
S. DD. Warriner
Warriner
French Air Crash Kills Oxford Student Near Maidstone
A French passenger student at Oxford University, Les Lie Gnenther, was killed when a passenger plane from France to England crashed near Maidstone. Three American travelers were badly shaken. the French passenger and pilot survived. An investigation began.
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Maidstone
England
Eng
Leslie Gnenther
London
Oxford University
United States
France
Mennonites to be brought from Russia to Canada then broader areas
Rev. Aaron Loucks announced at the Mennonite relief convention that 20 000 or more Mennonites would be moved from Russia to Canada and other regions next year. He noted over one million dollars raised for relief, including 500 000 this year for relocating 2 600 Mennonites to western lands, with wives and children to follow from Russia.
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Waterloo
Russia
Canada
United States
Mexico
South America
Aaron Loucks
Scottsdale
Mennonite Relief Committee
First Mennonite Church of America
Loucks
North
Prince of Wales to take private holiday in Canada
London reports that the Prince of Wales will leave on September 5 for France, then to Canada where he will stay at his Alberta ranch. He plans no public engagements and will travel as the Duke of Cornwall, not in an official capacity. Also noted is the death of Port Arthur residents Capt. W J O'Trethway and Charles McDowall over the weekend.
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London
France
Canada
Alberta
Dominion
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Subsidies Expanded for Cold Storage Warehouses
Ottawa reports new regulations allow subsidies for any cold storage warehouse meeting the Cold Storage Act. Previously only municipal or public body built warehouses qualified. In Ontario, George N. Scratch was killed yesterday when his automobile was ditched in Leamington.
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Ottawa
George N. Scratch
Leamington, Ont
New York Police Weigh Poison as Sutpen Death Theory
Police in New York lean toward suicide by poison as the cause of John A. Sutpen's death. Sutpen, private secretary and patron of Broadway nightlife, was found in his luxurious apartment after a gay Saturday night party. Inquest records note a lavish lifestyle and substantial spending.
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New York
John A. Sutpen
de Luxe
Broundtway
Sutpen
Cary
Galery
White Fight
No Further Bank Mergers Billed For Near Future
Toronto Aug 29 The air is full of rumors of bank consolidations after Sir John Aird warned more mergers are possible yet no definite information exists. Bankers say recent events have eased the crisis and while more mergers may come none are believed to threaten shareholders or depositors.
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Toronto
John Aird
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Premier Kiur Reaches Ottawa Ahead of UK Voyage
Premier Kiur arrived in Ottawa after a brief constituency visit and plans to sail to England on September 22 for the prime ministers conference opening October 1 in London. A Montreal man, J Hazriet, 42, was killed when thrown from a runaway horse yesterday.
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England
Ottawa
Kiur
Britain
London
J. Hazriet
Montreal
Multiple Chinatown suspects charged in opium case and other court actions
Yee Shalto pleaded guilty to possession of opium and received six months in jail plus a 200 dollar fine with costs. failure to pay fines could add three months more. Quan Lam paid 50 dollars and costs for smoking opium. Dori fined 200 dollars for liquor for sale. J Heeman released on condition to seek work after a vagrancy trial. J W Blackburn fined 59 dollars and costs for liquor in a train car after police found liquor in his possession. Twelve year old Alex Foy of Montreal was fatally injured when struck by an automobile while crossing streets.
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Yee *Shalto
Quan Lam
Shalo
Dori
J. Heeman
Hae
J. W. Blackburn
Crow
Blackbur
Frewin
Camnetable
Blacklairn
Dr Stewart Praises Community Oil Well Management
Dr J S Stewart geologist of Imperial Oil praises The Community Wells Limited as well managed and financially sound. He credits Lebkicher as geologist and High as head driller for successful development of the Community well and notes the crew works from daylight to dark. Stewart's field work spans Calgary Medicine Hat Mang Je land Lake Pakowki and southern Alberta through to year end.
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Stewart
Community OF Wells Limited
J. S. Stewart
Imperial OF Limited
Thesday
Lebkicher
High
Dr. Stewart
Toronto
Calgary
N. McQueen
Imperial
Alaska
Medicine Hat
Mang Jeland Lake
Pakowki Lake
the Hat
Coulees
Mr. McQueen
Aldberta
Hope Abandoned for Schooner Myie in Typhoon
Shanghai reports that hope is abandoned for the British schooner Mytie five days overdue from Chinwansiao after a typhoon on August 16. Coal and dust were seen, and it is feared all aboard perished, including six foreign officers and about 40 Chinese crew. chief officer John Bo Hudson was noted as a prominent Antarctic explorer and scientist.
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Shanghai
Hopea
Chinwansiao
John Bo Hudson
Rotary Club Kake Baking Kontest Opens In Medicine Flat
The Rotary Club announces its K K Rake Baking Kontest with valuable prizes across classes for fruit cakes layer cakes and miscellaneous cakes. Entries close September 12 at 3 o clock with amateurs only and full recipe disclosure required for entry. prizes include silverware lamps watches and other items.
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Rotary KL. KR
Medicine Flat
Rotary
Winnie
British American Oil Company Begins Warehouse Build
Two representatives of the British American Oil Co Ltd arrived in the area to start a warehouse project. The Alberts Division manager CoB Winemark and sales agent S C Chatwin said the company will install warehouse facilities for about thirty gallons of oil and set up motor delivery for the city.
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British-American Oil Company
British American Off Co. Ltd
Cob
Winemark
Alberts
S.C. Chatwin
Caleary
Free State Candidates Sweep Early Returns Across Ireland
Early returns show Free State candidates winning large majorities with many cabinet ministers elected. Results suggest a possible clear majority in the Free State parliament, as government candidates dominate key seats amid a stormy election in Ireland.
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Free State
London
Aue
Dae
Das Ts
Will A P P Take Over Police Work Of Lethbridge
Lethbridge August 28 development follows the visit of Assistant Commissioner Nicholson of the A P L P Smonton to the city. It is understood several inquiries were made and downtown residents interviewed about possible action by the A P P. The Alberta Police Act grants power to assume conduct of investigations and to appoint a temporary chief if needed.
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Lethbridge
Nicholson
A.plp
Smonton
APT
A.P.P
Abherta Police
Amd
Rotary cake contest rules and judging setup detailed
The notice outlines cake contest rules with judges Mr Black, Mr Clements, and Mr Morrison judging moisture texture color and appearance. Entries become property of the Rotary Club for sale at Kommunity Karnival, funds going to Rotary Service Fund for community work in Medicine Hat. No entry fee. bring cakes early. Committee in charge lists Harry Colley and others.
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Black
National System of Baking
Clements
Green Lantern
Morrison
Central Park H Bakery
Boon
Rotary Chib
Lab
Kommunity Karnival
Rotary Service Fund
Medicine Hat
Lost steamer New Hampshire reported off Cape Breton coast
North Sydney Nova Scotia 29 reported the steamer New Hampshire lost off the Cape Breton coast. Life belts marked New Hampshire found in Ingenleh harbor by the Brewer Brothers schooner. Belts likely transferred from the battleship New Hampshire to the training ship Gopher which sank in the St Lawrence. Skylight of an engine room found at White Point above wreckage seen nearby.
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North Sydney
N.S. Aus
New Hampshire
Cape Breton
Ingenleh Harbor
Brewer Brothers
United States
Gopher
St. Lawrence
St. Paul’s Island
Cape North
Breer
White Point
Wheat pool plans discussed at provincial meeting
A provisional committee in Winkipes Aue works toward forming a wheat pool similar to western provinces. Premier John Bracken held talks with the committee but offered no comment. Deliberations continue as officials plan to consult further with Sastute representatives tomorrow. Goderich Ontario reports a road incident injuring a baby while parents were unhurt. Windsor reports Mary Thebiicen killed when struck by a truck. Grover Seadies is held for questioning.
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Winkipes
Waniota
John Bracken
Windsor
Mary Thebiicen
Grover Seadies Do Dromt O
Dredley
Talked Crops Over Phone Between The Prairie Capitals
Winnipeg and Edmonton connected by a 960 mile telephone route to discuss crops and wheat pools. Premier John Bracken of Manitoba and Alberta minister of telephones W W Smith spoke across the line with voices heard distinctly, describing it as the longest all Canadian telephone route yet established.
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Winnipeg
Edmonton
John Bracken
Manitoba
W. W. Smith
Alberta
Mr. Bracken
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Grashes
Alta
W. J. O'Trethway
Charles McDowall
Port Arthur
Quigide
Theory
N.Y. Polge
Believe J. Sutpen
White Light District
Cuba
Cesar Barranco
John G. Kent
Molina Torres
Fun
Tnada
Roin
Dosether
Ciba
Premier King
Bage
Alex. Foy
Crowning
Myie
Vancouver
Nelson
Sven
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Amouries
Armours Cart
Central Garage
First Street
Weilnoldhas
Ttaan
I Porto
DeValera
County Clare
J. O’keily
Belfast
Ballybay
Monaghan
Ernest Blythe
John Francis Conjon
Dublin
Amonn de Valera
Southern Ireland
Sean McGarry
North City
Dan McCarthy
South Dublin
Dr. Duggan
Pooj Mulvanny
Earmer
David Hall
Meath
John O'Kelly
Dail
Peter Doyle
Joseph McGrath
Industry
Commerce
North Mayo
Desmonee Fitzgerald
Rotary Committee
Harry Colley
Jack McLane
Sam Taylor
Warden Johnston
Joe Marsh
NEW Aanportae
Ingonish Harbor
Goderich
Yoong
Ford
Ato
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