Anglican Communion and Old Catholic Churches Move Toward Reunion
Representatives from the Anglican and Old Catholic churches reached a preliminary agreement in Bonn during July negotiations. The plan affirms mutual catholicity and independence while allowing inter-communion and shared sacraments without full doctrinal alignment. Ratification will go to each church body. The Old Catholic communion comprises eight autonomous churches centered on Utrecht, with one in Chicago.
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London
Associated Press
Anglican Communion of Churches
Bonn
Inter-communion
Churches
Europe
Chicago
Utrecht
Large Entries for Great Swim in Toronto
About two hundred men train in camps near Toronto for the world professional swimming championship marathon at the Canadian National Exhibition. The race, Wednesday on the same course used for the women’s title, offers part of fifteen thousand dollars. The Campbell team left town to resume road work between Tilley and Brooks.
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Toronto
Lake Ontario
Campbell
Tilley
Brooks
Royalty Leaving Banff for Pacific Coast
The King and Queen of Siam rested at Banff Springs after riding mountain ponies along the Yoho Valley trail to Twin Falls. They traveled by motor to Yoho and then by saddle and pack train to the Falls. The royal party have enjoyed mountain riding and will depart this week for the Pacific Coast.
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Banff
Alta
Siam
Banff Springs
Yoho Valley
Twin Falls
Yoho
Pacific Coast
Premier announces start dates for work camps on Trans Canada Highway
Relief Work Camps in Toronto report Premier Henry says two sections of the trans Canada Highway for Ontario's unemployed will begin October 1, updating earlier plans that setSeptember 1. Definite camp operations are still being formulated with a further statement expected tomorrow.
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Toronto
Henry
Ontario
War analogy cited by Manchester Guardian criticizes MacDonald
The Manchester Guardian slams Ramsay MacDonald over the financial panic. It compares today to August 1914 and says sterling selling intensified as Labour members failed to act, pushing the country toward a financial precipice.
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Manchester
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Manchester Guardian
MacDonald
the Guardian
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Asked to Resign Seat
The Seaham Harbor Labor party organization representing Ramsay MacDonald in the House of Commons voted to ask him to resign his seat. The resolution, accusing him of disloyalty for joining the anti socialist National government, is to be referred to a delegates meeting on September 9.
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London
Seaham Harbor
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Hampstead
MacDonald
General Council
Executive Committee
Accus
MacDnald
Chamber of Commerce Trains North to Churchill Port
Three northbound trains carry over two hundred Canadian business leaders on a rail tour from Winnipeg Regina and das Jlatoon. They meet at The Pas, visit Churchill and inspect docks grain elevator and townsite before the Chamber convention opens in Regina on September 8. en route they stop at Sherridan Flin Flon Prince Albert and Saskatoon.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Regina
Das Jlatoon
Pas
Churchill
The
Chamber
Hudson's Bay
Sherridan
Flin Flon
Princo Albert
Eaton's Bull Dog Tire Car Arrives on Cross-Country Jaunt
Mr RR D McLeod arrived in the city driving the Eaton Bulls Dog advertising car for Bull Dog Tires Bull Dog Batteries and Gold Bond Oil. He tours a twenty five thousand mile demonstration to prove the guarantee. The Pontiac carried the car left Toronto on July 19 heading north then to Moose Jaw and back to Toronto and toward the Maritime provinces.
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RR. D. McLeod
City
Eaton
Life Restored by New Discovery Medical Science
Buffalo reports at the American Chemical Society meeting describe a man with Addison's disease who stopped breathing and appeared dead. Cortin, a secretion from the adrenal cortex, isolated at the University of Buffalo, revived him within three days. Dr. Hartman presented findings showing cortin helps muscles burn fuel, triggering life signs after initial treatments failed.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Howard W. Blakesley
Associated Press
Mdn
American Chemical Society
University of Buffalo
F. A. Hartman
Hartman
Cortin
Bandits Sentenced in Winnipeg Hold-up Case
Winnipeg police court jailed William Maxey and Delbert Heise for the downtown chain store robberies. Both pleaded guilty. Maxey got 12 years and 10 lashes. Heise received 10 years and 10 lashes.
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Winnipeg
Fress
Swift
William Maxey
Delbert Heise
Maxey
Meise
Ontario Village Fire Destroys 30 Buildings In Cornwall Area
A village near Cornwall suffered a major blaze starting in a barn owned by James McBain. More than 400 volunteers battled the flames as wind and water shortages hampered efforts. John D. Lapointe and Irvine Neville were hospitalized with burns. Churches, a lodge hall, a store and many homes were destroyed along a mile by half mile area.
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John D. Lapointe
Cornwall
Irvine Neville
James McBain
George Ware
David McBain
McBain
Lunenberg
Newington
Wales
Credit Men's Trade Report Summary in Western Canada
Winnipeg August report from the Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association notes Halifax wholesale sales down 11.12 percent from last year, Halifax and Halifax region slightly below normal, Saint John brighter with new construction, Montreal building supplies steady, Toronto retail improving, Winnipeg wholesale grocery active but dry goods and clothing weak, retail trade generally below last year, Regina and Moose Jaw mixed, Saskatoon crop conditions uneven, Calgary slowing across most lines with labor-saving devices strongest.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association Limited
Halifax
Saint John
Montreal
Toronto
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Shell Company of Canada denies merger reports
Toronto August 81 By Canadian Press P M Fowlie president of the Shell Company of Canada says no merger discussions are heard here despite despatches about Shell interests in Canada and the United States and Continental Oil Company. He notes any merger would likely not affect Shell interests in Canada.
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Toronto
P. M. Fowlie
Shell Company of Canada
Shell
Canada
Unites States
Continental Oil Company
Mr. Fowlle
Five Bodies Found On Farm As West Virginia Serial Killer Confesses
Clarksburg West Virginia August 31 Harry F S Powers 45 confessed to mass killings on his property. He described luring victims through matrimonial ads and killing five people in one night including Mrs Dorothy Pressler Lempke 50 of Northboro Massachusetts and Mrs Asta Buick Eicher 55 of Park Ridge Illinois. Victims were kept in soundproof garages then hanged and battered before being buried in a sewer trench beneath the garage. Powers also used the aliases Cornelius Pearson and said he did not know how many he had slain.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. S. Powers
Dorothy Pressler Lempke
Northboro
Mass
Powers
Ahem Bien San Anname
Zac LC
Lili
Pulicte
Ahmvuule
Asta Buick Eicher
Park Ridge
Cornelius Pearson
Clarksburgh
Illinois
Lempke
Mrs. Eicher
Harry
Westland Shoots 38 to Lead National Amateur Qualifying
Jack Westland of Chicago, the city district champion, opened the national amateur golf championship qualifying at Beverly Country Club with a sensational 38 for the first nine holes, three under par, setting the early pace in Chicago.
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Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Jack Westland
Beverly
Found Dea in Sussex Shore Man of Great Britain
Found Dea Nantious Sir Thomas Stanton, a famed engineer, at Prevensey Bay in Sussex Eng. The Lady Sir Thomas Stanton enjoyed a bungalow and holidays on the shore. His last work involved the restoration of St Paw Cathedral in London. An operation recently occurred with possible further procedures anticipated.
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Prevensey Bay
Sussex
Eng
Sir Thomas Stanton
Great Britain
Connec
St. Paw Cathedral
London
Dominion Empire Conference Opens in Niagara Falls
The fourth annual Dominion Conference of the British Empire opened in Niagara Falls Ontario with a Brilliidi ceremony. The Earl of Bessborough Governor General of Canada arrived to a tumultuous welcome and led the official party to the convention hall where about 500 delegates gathered for the opening. Major J S Roperghomtd introduced Excellency on the platform as the delegates cheered.
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Niagara Falls
J. S. Roperghomtd
Express firms deny wage war with truckers in Canada
Toronto August statements by T E McDonnell of the Canadian Pacific Express Co insist the express rate experiment is not a war with truckers. He argues railways bear high maintenance costs and highway protection, while trucks use protected highways with little contribution. He says express rates must meet shipper demand and that secret rates distort competition, noting provinces and cross country routes affected.
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Toronto
Express Companies
Canada
T. E. McDonnell
Canadian Pacific Express Company
Mr. McDonnell
Express
Yfrain
Secre
Railwa
Becaus
Oeed
Chargin
MacDonald Returns to London to Lead New Government
Premier Ramsay MacDonald flew from Plymouth to London to assume leadership of his new national government. He stated the country faces urgent social needs and pledged decisive action, saying there is no time to waste.
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London
Onal
Ramsay MacDona
Fran Los
Émouth
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Chamber of Commerce
Churchill Port
New Discovery Medical Science
Motherland
Jim” Thomas
Railwaymen's Union
Britain
Philip Snowden
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Colonies
Credit Men’s Trade Report
Killer
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