King Addresses Liberal Rally in Liverpool and Surrounds
Liberal leader Mackenzie King spent a day in Tunenburg area with William Duff former local member. He toured Liverpool and Bridgewater with crowds, urged stronger fisheries policy and old age pensions, and promised Senate battles to push reform. Duff supported reciprocal trade with the United States and Meighen’s Maritimes visit cited.
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Liverpool
N.S
Tunenburg
Pickenzie
King
William Duff
Bridgewater
Lunenburg
Chester
Duff
Commons
Senate
Liberal Party
House of Commons
United States
Meighen
Maritimes
Doucet
Duff's no-show before Customs Commission in Halifax
William Duff former member for Lunenburg and deputy speaker did not appear before the Customs Commission as summoned. His counsel read a telegram repudiating a newspaper report of a Bridgewater speech and asked that Duff be recalled after Saint John sittings to address the rates controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
William Duff
Lunenburg
Customs' Commission
Duffs
Calder
Duff
Saint John
Mr. Calder
W. F. O'Connor
Commission
L. A. Forsyth
Canadian Coaster Aground Near Pine Island
The Canadian freighter Canadian Coaster ran aground early today on Pine Island near Queen Charlotte Sound off British Columbia. In a Federal Telegraph Company message the ship reported being stranded at 4:00 a.m. with smooth seas and no danger, requesting Coast Guard cutters only if needed. Captain Gilbert commands the vessel owned by the Canadian Government Merchant Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pine Island
British Columbia
Queen Charlotte Sound
Federal Telegraph Company
Government
Merchant Marine
Gilbert
Hurricane claims twenty five lives in Louisiana disaster
New Orleans Aug 80. Twenty five people were known dead from a hurricane that hit Southern Louisiana last Wednesday. Over twenty more remain unaccounted for and property damage estimates vary from five to ten million dollars as rehabilitation begins. Yons Daige, 20, became a storm hero after rescuing his brother Freddie and an unnamed man, guiding them to safety across marshes. A stray note mentions bird seed as part of an unrelated lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Yonsa Daige
Louisana
Yons
Freddie
Mir
Huskies maul Fort Resolution children in savage attack
At Fort Resolution on August 30 a boy from Fort Smith and an Indian girl from the local Roman Catholic mission were savagely attacked by several huskies kept in a corral. Despite prompt aid, their injuries were severe and their recovery appeared doubtful as the dogs, after a blood tasting assault, retreated to their enclosure.
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Fort Resolution
Dan Hodson
Fort Smith
Ensure Your Name Appears On Voters List Tonight
Voters are reminded that Revising Officer S Short completes his sittings at nine o'clock tonight. Electors should check the lists and add missing names by appearing before Mr Short at the Union Bank building from seven to nine tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Short
Mr. Short
Union Bank
Toronto Lad Kills Nurse Then Kills Himself
Himo David Aldo aged 22 shot and killed Winnifred Caldwell aged 22 in a Dundas Street west home and then killed himself. Caldwell worked as a nurse at the hospital for sick children, formerly from Newcastle Ontario. Aldo left the house at nine and returned at eleven to find Caldwell dead. twice shot.
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Toronto
Himo David Aldo
Winnifred Caldwell
Dundas Street West
Miss Caldwell
Hospital For
Newcastle
Ont
Aldo
Wheat Market Recovered Today Amid Bearish Local Sentiment
Wheat trade rose late in the session with October at 1.31 5/8, December 1.29 3/8, and May 1.84 1/2, as shorts covered and demand stayed light. Despite the late rally, local sentiment remained bearish with rising selling pressure anticipated, while coarse grains stayed quiet and cash wheat export activity was nil.
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Bce
Here
Chicago
Paris Broker Reenacts Murder For Spectators In Field
In Meaux France a crowd of about 1500 watched as Gaston Guyot a wealthy Paris stock broker reenacted the murder of Marie Boulaguet on August 13 the deed shown with a car a haystack and a burned body Police and villagers observed Guyot demonstrate choking the girl and dragging her body to the haystack He claimed the fire was accidental and later quipped about paying the farmer for burned hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaux
France
Paris
Gaston Guyot
Marie Louis Boulaguet
Guyyot
Guyot
Marne
Sald
Marconi Announces Wireless Loud Speaker Invention
Senator William Marconi of Italy, inventor of the wireless, says a perfected wireless loud speaker can be heard for ten miles. The device, built by a Marconi company staff member, has reportedly been tested at Cowes with success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Willam Marconi
Italy
Marconi Company
Marconi
Cowes
Hundred Die As Ships Collide In Soviet Canal
In Leningrad region a Russian steamer Buro vestnik collided with the German steamer Graline in the Morskol Canal near here last night. About one hundred persons perished, most of them Russians. Also reported is the death of Jas. Mitchell a noted Moose Jaw Kiwanian.
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Leningrad
Russia
Burovestnik
Graline
Morskol Canal
Here
Jas. Mitchell
Moose Jaw
Meighen Ends Western Campaign Tour
Premier Sir Arthur Meighen wrapped up his western itinerary with a string of speeches as his special train stopped at communities from Winnipeg to Gypsumville. He predicted Conservative gains in Quebec and the western provinces and criticized Robert Forke for aiding the Liberal “black record.” He planned to finish the campaign in Quebec and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forke
Liberal Party
Winnipeg
Arthur Meighen
Canada
Meighen
Hudson Bay
Lake Manitoba
Gypsumville
Quebec
Maritime
Progressive
Liberal
King
East
Ontario
One Killed and Five Wounded in West Side Robbery Shootout
Chicago police and detectives battled robbers at the West Side car barns where a $6,000 theft was attempted. Bandit Joseph Dela vergne was killed, accomplice James Malone likely fatally wounded, and Margie Vaughan the lookout was captured after heavy gunfire. Ernest Laverne was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Delavergne
James Malone
West Side
Margie Vaughan
Sweeheart
Ernest Laverne
Cancellation Should Be U S Debt Policy
Cleveland Ohio August 80 ex war secretary Newton J Baker argues for cancellation of inter allied debts in a published article criticizing the Dawes plan for hardship on Germany and the British debt settlement as a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Newton J. Baker
False Fire Alarm Near Clay Products Plant
An afternoon alarm reported a fire but the brigade found only a pile of weeds being burned near the Clay Products plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rong
Giant rattler slain by local hunter in Clark Canyon
Nick Davis, a Clark Canyon area resident near Dillon Montana, cut open a six foot diamond rattlesnake after it swallowed four gophers. He believed the gophers might still live and one escaped as he opened the snake. The others were dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
Nick Davis
Clark Canyon
Here
Montana
Davis
Miners Threaten Withdrawals Over Coal Dispute
London reports the miners threaten to withdraw safety crews and flood mines if talks fail. Government may deploy navy pumps and machinery to prevent disasters while owners push for a decisive settlement. Churchill rejects new subsidies as delegates debate next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Bailey
British United Press
Crrerament
A. J. Cook
Herbert Smith
Alstrict
Miners’ Federation
Winston Churchill
Ceck
Record of Britrail passengers well over a billion
British railroads carried more than 1 700 000 000 passengers in a year and there was only one death by accident. The report notes unsettled weather and showers with a temperate forecast.
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Macke Penzie
States
William Buff
Customs
H. M. Carr-Harris
Kingston
Hudson Bay Railway
Man
Dominion
Camp Borden
U.S
Jiddu Krishnamurti
Theosophists
Anne Besant
New York
Majestic
Rbrich
W. of Lo, Lauder’s “Onghostre
Geng
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