German Chancellor Signals Passive Resistance Collapse
In Duesseldorf and Berlin on August 31 German officials urge passive resistance in the Ruhr and Rhineland to end once Cremmans can operate railways freely and enjoy full industrial and administrative freedom. Stresemann reaffirms Germany’s right to act in the occupied zones. French forces seize 1.3 trillion marks at a Duesseldorf printing office, the largest seizure since occupation.
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Ruhr
Rhineland
Furdt
Duesseldorf
Berlin
Chancelor Stresemann
Germany
Duesseldort
Greece Appeals to League in Greco Italian Crisis
The Greek government appeals to the League of Nations as Italy demands restraint on Greek movements and proclaims martial law. Italy denies war, plots publishes moves, and lands troops at Tangier to protect its colony as Greek reply to ultimatum is deemed unsatisfactory.
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Tangier
London
United States
Italy
Athens
Rome
Brindisti
Atromides
Adria
Levant
Constantinople
Stefani
Exchange Telegraph
Kwalt
Ards
Iealy
Moroicca
Audace
Stefan
Marine and War
Fascisti
Corriare D'Ialiano
Messaggo Today
Artheatua
Piace
Ehad
Legation
Arid
Mysterious death at Santa Maria in Santa Monica
Herbert Jones a 37 year old noted film writer and director was found in a dying condition last night at his Santa Monica home. He died at a hospital later. His feet and legs were burned though no fire was seen and a tube from which sedative had been removed lay near his bed.
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Santa Monica
Herbert Jones
H S Mellen Falls Into Excavation Near Pool
About nine o clock last evening H S Mellen fell ten feet into an excavation beside the pool while spectators watched from outside. He injured his right leg back and head, was treated by Dr Boyd at the pool and then taken to the hospital.
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H. S. Mellen
Boyd
Larkin Sails for England from Montreal Route
Hon P C Larkin Canadian high commissioner in London sails from Montreal for England aboard the Motor road the same day Mrs Larkin and Miss Aileen Larkin accompany him. After a brief stay in England Mr Larkin will proceed to Geneva for a League of Nations meeting.
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Toronto
P. C. Larkin
London
Russian Refugees Leaving Cherbourg for Canada
Sixty Russian refugees opposed to Bolshevik rule who sought asylum in Constantinople and were forced to leave during the Turkish occupation departed Cherbourg, France today and travel to Canada to establish their future home.
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Ottawa
Constantinople
Cherbourg
France
Canada
Farmer Joseph Wetlsol Found Dead at Remote Farmhouse
Edmonton reports the body of Joseph Wetlsol a farmer living ten miles north of Halkirk was discovered by a neighbor nine days after death. Officials ruled natural causes.
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Edmonton
Joseph Wetlsol
Nouth
Halkirk
Irish Elections Result Gives Government Narrow Lead
Early returns from Dail Keealyn section show 49 seats counted with government holding 48, Republicans 88, Independents 11, Farmers 8, Laborites 9. Limerick result surprises as two sitting MPs and treaty supporters are defeated.
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Datis
Dall Ktreann
Gilve i
Repebticans
Farmers
Laborites
Limerick
Twe
Ifing
Unemployment in Great Britain Seen At Two Million This Winter
Toronto Aug 31 Frank Hodges a British labor delegate told the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada that unemployment in Great Britain this winter will reach two million. He warned that relief will not come while Europe remains unstable and warlike, and that revolution cannot restore trade.
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Toronto
Great Britain
Frank Hodges
Trades and Labor Congress of
Canada
British Trades Union Congress
Europe
Premier Greenfield refutes Calgary election rumors
Edmonton August 31 Premier Greenfield denounces a Calgary report that a general provincial election is planned for November 5 in connection with the liquor plebiscite. He calls the suggestion pure imagination, says it has never been discussed, and that no contest will complicate the November vote.
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Edmonton
Greenfield
Calgary
Mr. Greenfield
Perth Amboy Clash In Ku Klux Klan Attack
In Perth Amboy New Jersey a mob attacked a Ku Klux Klan meeting at Odd Fellows hall early today injuring many. Klan members tried to flee through the streets as hundreds armed with clubs and stones fought them outside and inside the lodge rooms. Several victims were described as seriously injured.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Order
Oddfellowe
Clannmém
Manitoba Wheat Pool Rejected in 1923 Crop Marketing
Unanimous committee from Manitoba and representatives of co operative Wheat Producers Limited along with Saskatchewan and Alberta in Winnipeg condemn efforts to market Manitoba’s 1923 wheat via a pool. The decision follows yesterday’s disapproval of the pool scheme.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Wheat Poor Organization Committee
Co-Operative Wheat Producers, Limited
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Estevan Woman Charged With Murder Of Infant
Phyllis Jevons aged 19 was arraigned for a preliminary hearing in Weyburn on a charge of murdering her infant found on a train between Weyburn and Estevan in mid July. She was ordered to stand trial at the October King's Bench session after nine witnesses testified. Jevons, formerly an employee at a mental hospital, left the institution in June. The infant was found by a car cleaner in a passenger train car at North Portal on July 14.
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Estevan
Phyllis Jevons
J. (. Martin
Weyburn
Court of King's Bench
Miss Jevons
North Portal
Thousands of miners quit work in Wyoming Valley strike
Wilkes Barre Pa Aug 81 Thousands of miners in the Wyoming Valley quit work today under a United Mine Workers suspension order. The stoppage follows the failure of the union leaders to negotiate a new wage scale to replace the expiring agreement.
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Wilkes Marre
Wyomng Valley
United Mine Workers
Noron
No Contracts for British Shipyards
Not a single new ship contract reported from the Clyde or east coast of Scotland this month. August output totaled nine small vessels aggregating 1,865 tons, the poorest August for years.
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London
Clyde
Scotland
Special Prizes Announced for Kommunity Karnival Baking Contest
Prize list for the Kommunity Karnival Kake Baking Kontest set includes more than 30 awards worth over 500 dollars. Draws will occur Friday night at Armoury Park with Mayor Huckvale presiding. Entries receive number tickets for a chance at special prizes from Maple Leaf Milling Co Crystal Dairy Kelley Douglas Colville Moore and others.
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Harry Colley
Armoury Park
Huckvate
Beveridge
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Crystal
Crystal Dairy
Kelley-Douglas Ca
Vancouver
Medicine Hat Grocery
Joe Calder
Moose Jaw
Colville Company
Malkin
W. N. Malkins
Hiner
Moore Furniture Co
City
Imperial Extract Co
Toronto
Lightning Kills Makle Katch and Wife in Manitoba Farm
Makle Katch and Ruthenian wife were killed instantly when lightning struck their Ridgeville farm near Emerson Manitoba while the couple and daughter were at work sticking grain. Their daughter suffered severe injuries.
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Winnipeg
Makle Katch
Ridgeville
Emersom
Man
Warship Leaves Mediterranean After Lausanne Treaty
London Aug 1 The Royal Sovereign last Atlantic fleet fighting ship in the Mediterranean departs from Malta for England signaling a return to normal British naval posture in the region after the Lausanne treaty ratification.
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Malta
Atlantic
London
England
Royal Sovereign
Mediterranean
Medicine Hint Hnntler Game Result Reported From Calgary
The News transmitted the Medicine Hint Hnntler game score from Calgary to fans and noted a request to hear how the goalie performed. A message invites readers to tune in at 8 pm for goalie details.
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Calgary
Teamster Held After Death Of Four Year Old Child
Saskatoon case reports Jackie Hutchinson aged four years died when a gravel wagon driven by Charles F. Davis a teamster struck him while he played near a wheel. Davis is held by police and a negligence charge is laid. The boy was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Hutchinson prominent city residents.
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Saskatoon
Jackie Hutch- Inson
Chas. F. Davis
Davis
Robert L. Hutchinson
United States Restores Full Diplomatic Ties with Obregon Regime
The United States and Mexico agreed to resume full diplomatic relations. The State Department announced formal recognition of President Obregon's government, restoring full diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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State Dept
Mexico
Washington
United States
State Department
President Obregon
Talk of bringing on prev election in Calgary gossip
Aug 31 reports in Calgary parade rumors that U F L A strategists or government may call an early election, possibly with or before a plebiscite. A U F A member says now is the time, noting the party’s strength and wheat pool backlash. Questions linger about the government deciding to call an election.
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Calgary
U.fla
U.F.4
Edmonton
U.F.A
Stock dealings tied to Home Bank of Cabrite detailed
Toronto reports outline H J Daly and broker A J Pattison Jr divvying up Daly s funds via Home Bank accounts. Shares moved in January to May with total $39000 received by Daly and 90009 credited via five checks. Pattison asserts over 2000 Home Bank shares remain and planned disposal at roughly 200 shares monthly.
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Toronto
Hnmareds
Home Bank of
Cabrite
H. J. Daly
A. J. Pattison, Jr
Firxi
In & Fe
Mrattison
Daly
Pattison
MRRP
Janna
Jas. Magon
Magon
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