Kommunity Karnival for Kids Draws Local Families
The Rotary Club hosts a weekend Karnival aimed at children with free ice cream, prizes, and a children's matinee dance on a Saturday. Stories mention bicycle parade costumes, umbrella booths, and a chance to win double bladed tools, reflecting a lively community celebration for youths.
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Rotary Club
Kommunity Karnival
Skinnay
Barney Google
Dorothy
Syvivia
Karnival
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Dama
Rere
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Reparation Pact Signed in London After Conference
The Dawes plan reparations framework was signed by representatives of several nations in London this afternoon. Britain, France, Italy and others hailed the move as a major postwar achievement, while debates continue over Ruhr evacuation and future German payments.
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Dawes
Paris
Aue
Gwen D. Young
New York
M. de Lauroix
Belgium
United States Treasury
Agkutge
Youngeaves
Lomiton
France
Germany
Lonton
Great Britain
Macdionald
Hasvines
House of Commons
Ruhr
MacDonald
Publicity Damages Prestige of Crown in Church Times Note
The Church Times criticizes the press for harming the prestige of the Crown during coverage of Prince of Wales on the Berengaria voyage to the United States and Canada. It notes the impact amid change and chaos, while advertisers diversify using News columns.
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Yas
Amaziur
Church Times
Prince of ¥eLes
Berengaria
United States
Canada
Dust storm causes minor damage citywide report
A fierce dust storm yesterday caused limited harm with a few trees blown down and tree limbs torn. In Bow Island ten telephone poles fell, but lines were quickly restored with minimal service interruption. Moose Jaw reports a separate incident of Mrs. C N Baker, wife of the Stony Beach Presbyterian minister, taking her own life in a barn while in delicate health following treatment at Weyburn mental hospital.
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Uuch
Bow Islana
Moose Jaw
C. N. Baker
Stony Beach
Weyburn
Liberal Party Aims to Cut Living Costs in Wiarton Speech
Premier King told about 2,000 residents in North Bruce that Liberals target two goals: lower production costs and reduce the cost of living. He cited tax cuts and increased use of natural resources, noted a debt drop of 35 million, and said a premier’s visit marked Wiarton’s first such event.
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Ont
Liberal Party
King
North Bruce
Merchant Marine
Telnoon
Dominion
Great Increase in Gas Flow at Wang Field
F. O. Wilson to supervise de lining of Community Well at Wang field to deeper levels in a search for oil. Optimistic about outcome. Negotiations under way for drilling several gas wells. Wilson reports gas flow from the 2 000 foot level greatly increased and the well is a big gasser.
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Fleld
Poor Outlook For British Harvest
Recent heavy rains in Great Britain threaten a late harvest with reduced yields and extra labor. Ulster endures the wettest season in memory, with thousands of farmers in the north of Ireland likely unable to pay rent and facing food shortages.
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London
Great Britain
Ulster
Leopold and Loeb Death Sentence Reported by Judge Caverly
Chicago dispatch notes Judge Caverly imposes death on Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb for the murder. The state plans to counter defense moves, while Leopold and Loeb react with unusual calm and dark humor about potential hanging.
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Judge Caverly
Fate Nathan Leopold
Richard Loge
Chicago
Aue
Districolin
Ro Caverly
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobbys
Babe
Dieke
Alexandra High School Reopens For Fall Term
Alexandra High School reopens for the fall term on Tuesday September 2 at 9 o'clock. Students admitted to grades PA NS Xb and XIE are placed immediately. others must bring a marks statement for room assignment. New IX and X curriculum options explained at opening with parent consultation to follow. Opening includes seat assignments and text book list. Rev W Western to give inspirational message.
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Alexandra High School
Rev
W. Western
No News Issue Monday on Labor Day Holiday
The News will not publish an issue on Monday Labor Day a statutory holiday ensuring readers understand the newsroom schedule.
Peace Parley Demanded Amid Chinese Factional Tension
In Shanghal Aug 80 refugees flood Shanghai as rival factions push into contested zones. Chinese financial and commercial interests unite in urging a peace parley and mediation to avert further clashes as foreign warcraft assemble for possible action.
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Shanghal
Shanghai
Inchley
Enierrow
Parking fine at St Barnabas Church case
Topham was fined $2 and costs in the police court this morning for parking his auto in the prohibited area outside St Barnabas Church WW.
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St. Barnabas Church
Topham
Clearing house monthly returns show August higher than July
The August return totals 1,223,81,265,277 dollars while July is 1,187,608 and August 1,392,944 dollars, indicating strong growth in the latest month though the numbers include formatting irregularities.
Labor Day Sports Set With Baseball Boxing and Race
Drumheller juniors face Junior Types at Riverside Park for the provincial baseball final at 2 and 6 30. Red Cliff Medicine Hat road race starts 2 30 at Red Cliff finishing at the baseball park. An evening boxing tournament. dances at Riverside Pavilion and Moose Hall.
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Drumheller
Riverside Athletic Park
Redcliff Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Empress
Riverside Pavilion
Moose Hall
Explosion at Pittsburg Gas Plant Kills Nine
Fire from a gasoline tank explosion in the People's Natural Gas Company garage in Pittsburg killed nine people, including three boys. The blast damaged the Dalidiax building, injured eight others, and sent three people to hospitals in critical condition. Fire spread to nearby streets and structures as responders battled the flames.
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Pittsburg
People’s Natural
Harry Jessup
Aruck
Ervidle Plant du
Dalidiax
Eall
Lonly Messen
Robert McFalls
James Montgomery
Library Hours Extended for Evening Openings
The Public Library and Reading Room will stay open until evening hours starting Tuesday September. It will be closed on Labor Day.
Reward Offered for Information on False Alarms and Damages
The Medicine Hat Police and Fire Committee offers a $25 reward for information leading to conviction for persons turning in false alarms and damaging fire boxes. Reward advertised for incidents Sunday morning at 1 a.m.
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