Shanghai unrest and looting prompt foreign asset seizures
Despatches from the Upper Yangtse Valley report disorders and looting of foreign property with mobs in Changsha imprisoning a Yale Indhina College official. Foreign vessels are commandeered for nationalist troop movements while ships are dismantled to prevent commandeering. A Chinese note protests dispatch of British forces to Shanghai and urges withdrawal to protect friendly relations.
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Shanghai
Yangtse
Changsha
Jillian
Yale Indhina College
Ichang
Jehang
Sankow
Peking
Wellington Koo
London
China
Carol and Helena Reconcile Rumors Of Return To Family
Paris January 1 Former Crown Prince Carol of Roumenia reconciled with Princess Helene and their son Prince Michael, according to Prof Nicolas Jorgy. He reportedly plans to return to Neuilly and resume life with his wife, despite secrecy surrounding the matter.
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Paris
Carol of
Rapalls
Italy
Helene
Prof
Jorgh
Carols
Train Collision Triggers Fatal Explosion in Osaka
An explosion in Osaka after a freight train collided with three military powder wagons killed three people and injured many while demolishing eighty nearby houses. The incident involved a train wreck tied to kyushu province equipment.
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Osaka
Japan
Kyushu
Roth and Faurot Well Reaches Deep Depths Near Redcliff
The Roth and Faurot well at Redcliff extended to 2,180 feet today and the hole lowered to the 2,140-foot level as operations continued.
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Redcliff
Dominion Social Service Council debates Chinese question
Delegates at the Dominion Social Service Council in Regina debated a resolution on the Chinese question. The measure drew strong opposition from Anglican delegates and others, was eventually vetoed by Anetaen delegates, and no record of its passage will be kept. Canon Vernon noted the issue lay beyond the council’s social service purview. The session also discussed the weather with colder temperatures and snow.
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Regina
Dominion Social Service Council
Canon Vernon
Toronto
Qu ‘Appelle
Dean ‘Tucker
Reading
The
Salvation Army
the Baptist Church
Hugh {Obson
T. A. Moore
China
Canada
Social Service Council of “Canada
Canon C.W. Vernon
Customs probe will investigate Fernie liquor warehouse
Calgary January 31. A royal commission on customs will probe the Fernie Consolidated Exporters operation over the remaining two days of Calgary sittings. Alberta government testimony urged withdrawal of bonding privileges amid allegations the Fernie export house aided illicit liquor traffic to the United States. Witnesses will review books and documents, with Regina and Winnipeg sittings to follow. Inspector Legg endorsed expanding the Alberta border patrol, while Medicine Hat's W Niblock said commercial smuggling was not evident in his district.
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Calgary
Fernie -Consolidated Exporters Corporation
Royal Commission ‘On Customs
Alberta
Fernie Export House
United States
Fernie‘ Export’ House of
Consolidated Exporters
R. L. Calder
K.C
Fennie House
Fernie
Regina
Winnipeg
Herbert Legg
Federal’ Customs and Excise Department
Customs ‘Inquiry
B.C
Northwest
Arctic Ocean
Bailliewick
Alberta- United States
W. Niblock
Medicine Hat
Edmonton Conservatives Peppy Despite Internal Strife
Col F C Jamieson criticizes Premier Brownlee as a tool of the farmer base at the Edmonton Conservative association meeting. He warns of a water tight party caucus and notes Liberal and Conservative gains over UFKA. Go Weaver suggests a new daily paper with Malcolm McCormick to aid the party.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
U.F.A
F. C. Jamieson
K.C
Edmonton Conservative Association
Go Y. Weaver
M.I.A
West Edmonton
Rominton
Col
Jamieson
U.S A
Greenfield
Greenfield Wali
Farmer
Col. Jamieson
UFKA
Go. Weaver
Malcolm McCormick
Daily Herald
Sydney
N.S
Gatherine
McCormick
Lita Grey Chaplin Alimony Appeal Arguments Planned
Los Angeles January 31 Mrs Lita Grey Chaplin's counsel will renew efforts to collect temporary alimony and court costs as they go before the Appellate Court to argue against a writ of prohibition restraining recipients in the divorce action from paying. Charlie Chaplin's counsel seek to make the writ permanent.
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Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Insane Asylum In China To Close Under Proclamation
Shameen January 31 The John Kerr Insane Asylum an American institution here will close immediately under a Nationalist Government proclamation regulating hospitals Hospitals must refer employee disputes to the Government for arbitration and hospitals may not dismiss affected staff The Kerr Asylum said acceptance of the regulation was impossible as it would provoke protracted arbitration paralyzing hospital authority
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Shameen
China
John Kerr Insane Asylum
Kerr Asylum
Can Legion to Run Boxing Eliminations Here Next Spring
Canadian Legion executive accepts letter from Leslie of the Provincial A A U asking the Legion to take over boxing eliminations locally. Comrade II H Wright named chairman to organize a committee, with finals likely April 4 and 5. Eliminations to be held March 14 to 19.
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Canadian Legion
Leslie
Legion
Prés. P. McQueen
Wright
J. W. Wright
Clearing house monthly and yearly return tallies
The month’s returns total 1 096 905 dollars, last month 1 429 820 dollars, and January last year 1 194 679 dollars. Net figures show monthly fluctuation and year over year comparison.
Great Steamers Collide in Fog Off North Atlantic
Heavy fog over the North Atlantic caused three marine accidents. The Juvigny collided with the Valemore near Delaware Bay. the Valemore rescued the Juvignys crew of thirty and took them to Philadelphia. The Anthony O Boyle ran aground at Robinson's Hole Vineyard Haven during the fog. The White Star liner Celtic resumed voyage after temporary repairs to two holes on its port side from a collision with the Anadonida east of Fire Island.
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North Atlantic
Delaware Bay
Juvigny
Valemore
Reedy Rand
Delaware’ Bay
Philadelphia
Anthony ‘O’boyle
New York
Norfolk
Boston
Robinson’s Hole
Vineyard Haven
Mass
White Star
Celtic
Anadonida
Fire Island
Liverpool
Court Hearing Postponed In Canadian Farm Implement Co Case
The Supreme Court session for Canadian Farm Implement Co versus The Albert Foundry Co and J E Davies, scheduled to start tomorrow, was postponed to Wednesday. The delay follows Mrs Smielair, a lay juror, needing to attend a Calgary inquiry on Tuesday related to the Customs probe.
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Canadian Farm ‘Implement “Co
Albert Foundry Co
J. E. Davies
Supreme Court
Sullivan to Speak on Chicago Question at St John’s Club
On Thursday evening at 6 30 Mr D M Sullivan will address St John’s Men's Club. He will discuss the Chicago question in a formal talk.
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D. M. Sullivan
St. John’s
Dingwér
Mr. Sullivan
Death of Mrs W B Lanigan in Victoria
Winnipeg January thirty first report states Mrs W B Lanigan wife of former Canadian Pacific Railway general freight traffic manager died Saturday in Victoria after illness and surgery. Survived by daughter Mrs E D MacCallum of Regina and niece Mrs A Taylor of Montreal. son was killed in the Great War.
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Winnipeg
Victoria
W. B. Lanigan
Tlid
Canadian Pacific’ Railway
Lanigan
Dominion
Montreal
Malorytown
Ontario
E. D. MacCallum
Regina
Nelce
iMrai A. Taylor
Police Shot in Two New York Holdups
Two New York policemen were shot during holdups on January 31. Patrolman Hugh Clark was hit in the right eye during a basement apartment hold up. robbers escaped with 83 dollars and 800 dollars in payroll. Patrolman James Masterson was struck by bullets in Harlem during a separate restaurant robbery. he received a blood transfusion as suspects fled with 1000 dollars from the cash register and twelve patrons.
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New York
Hugh Clark
Abadomen
James Masterson
Harlem
John D. Still Dies in Everett Washington
John D. Still, a prominent farmer from the High River district, has died in Everett Washington.
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John D. Still
High River District
Everett, Wash
Wheat market steadies with light activity in Winnipes
Trade on the wheat market closed modestly lower after a quiet session. May fell to 1.38 1 4, July to 2.36 1 2, and October 1.26 1 2 as limited offerings and little buying dominated. A few longs took profits after the opening hour, while flax remained steady and coarse grains were quiet. Also noted, Chas. W. Morton, Guelph resident, died last week.
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Winnipes
Diary of Loves diary ruled inadmissible in Browning case
In White Plains New York on January 31 Supreme Court Justice Seeger ruled the diary kept by Frances Peaches Heenan Browning before her marriage to Edward Browning inadmissible evidence in the separation trial. The court also excluded three letters from Browning to former friends and limited how pre marriage life could be used. Browning’s case centers on alleged witnesses and the emotional court scene featured Browning crying and denying knowing a witness.
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White Plains
N. Y
Frances “Peaches
Heenan‘ Browning
Edward Browning
New York
Supreme Court
Seeger
Browning
Frances “Penchiés
Fractured Skull in Subways Collapse Fatal
75 year old Garris from Grenfell visiting Broadview trip ended in tragedy when his head struck the subway embankment after slipping on the CP railway line. He died a few hours later in hospital.
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Broadview
Sask
Grenfell
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