Naval Conference Tensions Ease Then Renewed Disputes
Geneva July 8 delegates emerged hopeful that naval talks were moving toward agreement but Bridgeman warned the crisis remains acute. Japan seeks more submarines while the United States and Britain push for limits. Saito demands 70,000 tons for Nippon amid島 coast defense needs.
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Geneva
Naval Conference
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Bridgeman
W. C. Bridgeman
British Admiralty
Ipan
Saito
Nippon
Washington
Robb Leaves for England on Personal Trip
Hon J A Robb Canadian minister of finance sails from Quebec aboard the Empress of Australia destined for England on a private visit to his older brother. He plans to return August 26 and emphasizes the trip is not department related. The Empress of Australia is noted as a three funnel liner on its initial Quebec Europe voyage.
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Brother
Quebec
England
J. A. Robb
Australia
Europe
Robb
Canada
Canadian Pacific
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Kipling Praises Canada Jubilee Service At Westminster Abbey
Rudyard Kipling writes to Canadian High Commissioner praising the Westminster Abbey service for the sixtieth anniversary of Confederation and the Canada House reception. He says the gathering marks new life and self knowledge for the Dominion and Empire and notes Canada awakening with resolve. He adds that Canada’s small efforts are not as bad as perceived.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
P. C. Larkin
Westminster Abbey
Larkin
Canada House
Kipling
Canada
Dominion
Empire
Unrest in Soviet Russia Reported on Frontier Movements
Reuters dispatch from Tondon notes considerable unrest in Soviet Russia with constant troop movements. Frontier authorities are described as taking measures to prevent refugees from crossing into Polish territory.
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Tondon
Reuter
Sttw
Soviet Russia
Censtant
New Outlook Travellers Tour Pacific Coast
Vancouver July 8 108 members of the Canadian Pacific New Outlook Confederation special train return from Victoria aboard the Princess Kathleen and proceed to the Hotel Vancouver for dinner. The group will tour Stanley Park and visit Mr and Mrs Chris Spencer before boarding the train to Toronto. Rev H W Ellison says the tour broadens views and highlights the need for a United Canada.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Evergreen Isle
Canadian Pacific
New Outlook
Confederation
Kathleen
United Church
Stanley Park
Chris Spencer
Toronto
H. W. Ellison
Dominion
Canada
July Leads Advance Winnipeg Grain Market
Purchases traced to eastern seaboard interests boosted Winnipeg grain values with July leading the advance closing 1 2 to 8 8 cents above yesterday. Short covering spread through all months as offerings stayed liberal and profit taking limited highs. Oats and barley saw strong demand aiding overall activity. The Kessinger bill to regulate Chicago's board of trade failed in the Illinois house 65 to 55.
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Winnipeg
Eastern Seaboard
United States
Dominion
Kessinger
Chicago
Board of Trade
Illinois House of Representatives
Pro scullers to race at Vancouver
Vancouver officials announce a pro single sculling championship race to be held in Vancouver this September. Major Goodsaill of Australia will defend his title against Garnet Barry of England, with Barry posting $500 stakes soon and departing the Old Country shortly.
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Vancouver
Major Goodsaill
Garnet Barry
England
Vancouver Rowing Club
Four Newfoundland Fishermen Drowned
Four Newfoundland fishermen were drowned on the Grand Banks, per a report at Cape Race wireless station from the Canadian government steamer Arras. The deceased are Charles Williams and George Robert Aiay of Fortune Bay from the schooner Donald Acreaser. Martin Quann of Sagina. and Randolph Thomas Strawbridge of Raa Cove from the schooners Mary and Bell Wall. Quann's body was recovered. no other details were given.
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St. Johns
Grand Banks
Cape Race
Arras
Charles Williams
George Robert Aiay
Fortune Bay
Donald Acreaser
Martin Quann
Sagina
Randolph Thomas Strawbridge
Raa Cove
Mary
Bell Wall
Quann
Grain inspections in Winnipeg wheat cars compare yearly
Winnipeg July reports show 383 wheat cars inspected including 65 contract grade. Last year 226 cars, with coarse grades at 177 this year versus 176 previously.
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Winnipeg
Boy Scouts to Camp at Elkwater Lake in July
The Boy Scouts of this city will camp at Elkwater Lake for two weeks starting July 16. The site is arranged by Mr. W. Mitchell. Rates are 3 per day for a two week period, meals include milk and vegetables. Enrolled Scouts may attend even without a uniform. Parents should submit names and fees to the Scout Master. a district meeting will finalize numbers and plans.
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Elkwater Lake
W. Mitchell
Japanese Troops Arrive At Tsinan
Peking reports the first trainload of Japanese troops from Tsingtao has reached Tsinan with four more convoys en route. Five hundred marines landed at Tsingtao to guard the port while revolts around Tsingtao and Tsinan appear quelled. Shantung headquarters say Northerners are advancing toward HLenebwane near the Tsintu line.
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Peking
Tsingtao
Inkind Iao Shantung
Psluan
Yarlong
United States
Tsinan
Linchengwid
Hlenebwane
Tsintu
Sheantlang
Russian horse buyers to visit city Saturday
Mr. J. Murry district agriculturist reports that Soviet Government horse buyers will arrive in the city Saturday morning. Mc Clellan's ranch is their immediate objective.
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J. Murry
Cty
McClellan
Market Prices Report For Today
Market notices list items and prices including Eges extras dc firsts doc butter and live chickens priced at 1 dollar with multiple code terms. The fragment notes a rough price catalog and product categories for buyers.
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Eges
Bays marksmen shine at Alberta Provincial Rifle Meet
Medicine Hat shooters Milligan McKenzie Purmal performed well at Calgary event scoring highly in 800 yards 600 yards and 500 yards stages. Milligan and Purmal show strong totals in McDonald Brier and stages. Present indications name Purmal Sillak Milligan for grand aggregate prizes with Purmal and Sillak likely earning Ottawa team spots.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Calgary
Milligand MclKenzie
McKenzie
Milligan
Purmal
Sillak
Four Children Drown In Niagara River Plunge
Four children aged two to eleven died when an automobile rolled off a riverbank into the Niagara River in Buffalo New York. Authorities reported the accident occurred during play as brakes were released and the vehicle slid into the water.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Niagpira
Henry Ford Recants Hostility to Jews, Papers Say
Detroit reports Henry Ford ordered the Dearborn Independent to discontinue hostile articles about Jews. Lawyers for Aaron Sapiro expect the libel suit to settle out of court. others in the case note Ford’s statement of regret and plan to run the paper differently.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Wim
Henry Gallagher
Aaron Sapire
Ford
Gallagher
Walter F. Lynch
Chicago
Sapiro
New York
New York American
Dearborn Independent
Railwaymen leader warns Russia against UK revolution
Carlisle England July dr S Thomas General Secretary National Union of Railwaymen warned Russia cannot engineer a revolution in Britain. At a NUW conference he stated Russia should abandon the idea of dictating British affairs and noted Russian funds support propaganda, wrong recipients are subsidized.
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Carlisle
England
S. Thomas
Secretar
National Union of Railwaymen
Russia
Thomas
National Union Ofwaymen
Cabinet Ministers Visit Banff on Mountain Tour
Hon. Lucien Cannon, Canada’s Attorney General, visits Banff with plans to photograph and golf. He is joined by Hon. J. H. King and Hon. Charles Stewart for the opening ceremonies of a mountain highway to Golden, B C. Dr. King lauds Western Canada public health progress as he travels to Banff for the highway event.
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Banff
Lucien Cannon
Canada
Lake Louise
Cannon
Morntai
J. H. King
Charles Stewart
King
Stewart
Golden
B.C
Edmonton
Chas, Stewart
Bani
Rocky Mountain Playground
Sapiro pleased by withdrawal attacks against Jews
Aaron Sapiro of Chicago told the Canadian Press in Saskatoon today that attacks on Jews have been withdrawn and negotiations toward settlement of his 1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford are progressing. Rev. 8S. I. Robinson, retired Anglican minister, died in London Ontario after serving Walkerton, Exeter, Strathroy and London churches.
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Saskatoon
Henry Ford
Bearborn Independent
Canidian Press
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
Ford
I. Robinson
London
Ont
Walkerton
Exeter
Strathroy
Electrical Storm Disrupts Winnipeg and Man area
A severe electrical storm struck southern Manitoba, causing widespread telegram and telephone disruptions in Winnipeg for over two hours. High winds toppled several poles near Emerson, Manitoba, leaving parts of the region with damaged communications.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Emerson
Man
Japan Seizes 2000 Men 1 Shantung Pin
London reports the Japanese war office will dispatch a force of 2000 men with a small artillery detachment from Dairen to Shantung province and 2000 railwaymen and telegraphers. A wireless despatch from Tsingtao cites 25 screen warships at Tsingtao including American and Japanese vessels and 7 Chinese ships, amid Chinese nationalist troop proximity causing anxiety.
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London
Japanese War Office
Reuter
Tablo
Dairen
Tsingta
Shantung Province
Ching
Japan
Tsingtao
Teklo
Chucheng
Taklo
Tsintao
Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease Hits England Imports
Ottawa reports a new outbreak of foot and mouth disease in England at Wigginton Staffordshire. The Department of Agriculture will block imports of pure bred cattle sheep and swine from Great Britain until the region is declared free. Imports from Scotland may continue with affidavits confirming no contact with English stock in sixty days and ships avoiding English ports.
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Ottawa
Department of Agriculure
England
Wigginton
Staffordshire
Great Britain
Grea Britain
Scotland
Transatlantic flight lands in London after charted voyage
Clarence Chamberlin Charles Levine and Maurice Drouhin arrived in London aboard the Bellanca Columbia after a trans Atlantic flight ending at 12 22 this afternoon.
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Paris
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Maurice Drouhin
Columbia
London
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Herman Bernstein
Gallacher
Bernstein
Gallfsher
RA Thomas
Railway Union
Hopey Rnd
SEIS
CH Ckeng
OFE
Baseball
Industrial Diamond
Maple Leafs
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