Naval Tragedy in Submarine Manoeuvres Near Fishguard
London reports that the H-47 submarine sank after a collision with L-12 during surface drills. Twenty crewmen were lost, two saved, with rescue by a flotilla including Rodney and Tilbury, while divers attempt to locate remaining crew at extreme depth.
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Pembroke
Wales
Fishguard
Portsmouth Naval Station
St. George’s Channel
H. E. Grace
Portsmouth
Arthur Sampson
Bull
R. J. Gardner
Sydney
Cleburn
Rodney
Tilbury
Vivian
Thanet
Tuba
English Channel
London
Kronstadt
Russia
Gibraltar
Regolute
Portland
England
No Passenger Traffic on Bay Line Till Fall
Ottawa reports the Hudson Bay railway likely cannot handle passenger traffic before late October. Opening ceremonies with the golden spike may be pushed to spring next year due to bush fires. Construction is slowed by sand extraction from frozen pits. 2000 workers and eleven trains are active. 1,000,000 yards of fill still needed. two steamers are delivering supplies for terminal work.
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Ottawa
Hudson Bay Railway
Department of Railways and Canals
Ahea
Winnipeg Welcomes Boy Scouts Way to England
Fifty scouts from Western Provinces travel in two special cars on the Canadian Pacific Imperial to join the world Scout Jamboree in Birkenhead England during August. The contingent includes 25 from Saskatchewan 15 from Alberta and 1 from Nelson BC with sponsors in Regina Edmonton and Ottawa. The event marks the 23rd anniversary of scouting led by Sir Robert Baden-Powell and will involve close to 50 000 scouts from 40 nations with a Canadian camp in Ottawa and a weeklong British Isles tour before returning August 22.
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Winnipeg
Robert Baden-Powell
Stout
Ottawa
Dominion
British Isles
Bowler Set for Greenland Flight from Labrador
Chicago reporter notes Antin Bowler preparing for a Berlin bound amphibian mission from Port Burwell Cape Chidley Northern Labrador to Mount Evans Greenland. The plane reached Port Burwell after being marooned fifty miles away by fog since Sunday. News of the craft's location reached the Tribune after departing Great Whale on Hudson Bay three days earlier.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Tribune
Port Burwell
Cape Chidley
Labrador
Mount Evans
Greenland
Hudson and Davis Straits
The
Tribune
Great Whale
Hudson Bay
Conference Discussing Australian Wheat Pool
Sydney July 10 Australian Wheat Pool plan moves forward as Cabinet approves a ballot among wheat growers. Conference backs a minimum price of three shillings sixpence per bushel for initial Pool advances. Banks reportedly ready to guarantee funds. government guarantee role to be decided.
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Sydney
Australia
Death Penalty Sought for Ying Kao in Opium Case
The Kuomintang of America executive committee urged that Ying Kao wife of the Chinese vice consul in San Francisco be tried under Chinese law in China for alleged opium trafficking and face death if convicted. No arrest has been made of Mrs Kao or her husband.
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San Francisco
Calif
Ying Kao
China
Kuomintang of America
Quebec Tory Leader Seeks New Leader After Resignation
Arthur Sauve, head of the Quebec Conservative party since 1916, tendered his resignation to 1000 delegates at a province-wide convention. He hopes a successor can better lead the party to success and urges more support from English-speaking Conservatives in the legislature. The leadership vote is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Quebec
Arthur Sauve
Sauve
Tommy Church Ill in Northwest Toronto
Toronto July 10 report says T L Church K C M P Northwest Toronto has suffered a relapse at home and is seriously ill after an earlier illness kept him from attending the House of Commons.
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Toronto
T. L. Church
K.C
M.P
Southern Cross Reaches England After Sydney Flight
Rome reports the Southern Cross aircraft led by Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith, with three companions, left Litterio Aerodrome at 4:55 a.m. for London on the final leg of the Sydney to Croydon air route. Croydon confirms arrival at the air field this afternoon following a rapid flight from Rome.
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Rome
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Litterio
London
Sydney
N.S.W
Croydon
Eng
England
Croydon Air Field
Heat Drownings and Deaths Rise in U S Heat Wave
The relentless heat continues across the country with multiple new fatalities. Four deaths reported locally, one at Wilmington Delaware, with seven heat deaths previously reported, and numerous prostrations and drownings noted as the heat endures.
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New York
Wilmington
Del
Petting Parties Provide Outlet for Banditry
Windsor Ontario reports a "petting bandit" posing as a plainclothes officer robs Spooners by threatening arrest and accepting on the spot fines in country districts. He flashes a badge or gun, then departs after parley, leaving couples to themselves. A new 75,000 dollar high school is proposed at Camrone.
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Windsor
Ont
Camrone
Afghan Minister Caught in Act of Smuggling
French Customs officers uncover four packing cases addressed to Afghan Ambassador to Moscow Sir Dar Al Ghulam Nasi Khan. A powder sample tested as heroin reveals heroin and cocaine worth 33280 dollars hidden in the cases. An investigation has been ordered.
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Paris
France
Dar al Ghulam Nasi Khan
Moscow
Four Men Killed in Milfraen Miner Pit Explosion
A Milfraen mining pit explosion in Blaenavon Wales killed four men and left several others seriously injured. Rescue squads worked to extricate workers still trapped inside as the disaster unfolded.
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Blaenavon
Wales
Milfraen
Topics Discussed by Inter National Council of Nurses
Montreal July 10 delegates from over 46 countries heard Sister Bertha Wellin of Sweden urge nurses to act as educated citizens rather than politicians. Yale and Western Reserve nursing leaders noted higher education for nurses and reforms in curricula, with discussions on mental health education and public health roles.
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Venus DE Milo
Montreal
C.P
Bertha Wellin
Swedish Nurses’ Association
Internationl Council of Nurses
School of Nursing
Sister Wellin
Annie W. Goodrich
Yale University
Miss Wellin
S. C. Hearder
Bethlehem Royal Hospital
London
Mile
Cecile Mechelynck
Nurs Association
Belgium
Nellie X. Hawkinson
Western Reserve
Alma C. Haupt
Commonwealth Fund
New York
Zefira Majdrakova
Bulgaria
J. Romanowska
National Council of
Great Britain Labor Government Wins Big Vote Margin
London July 10 The new Labor Government secured a 120 vote majority against a Conservative safeguarding amendment to the Address. Captain Benn announced the policy to lead in peace and arbitration and restore Empire trade relations without preferential tariffs. The debate also touched on Scottish reforms and looming imperial conference talks.
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London
Labor
Nat
Ome
Lind
Mambe
Wedgewood Benn
India
Great Britain
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Board of Trade
Offing
Philip Snowden
Chiaficelor
House
Commons
Snowden
Joseph Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Churchill
L. C. M. S. Amery
Dominions
Col. Amery
Young Japanese aviator Masashi Goto found dead after crash
Masashi Goto, a 2‑year‑old Japanese aviator, reportedly started from Los Angeles on a projected world trip. His wrecked plane was found southeast of here. Funds for the voyage were raised by a Pacific Coast Japanese newspaper.
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Masashi Goto
Los Angeles
Pacic Coast
Goto
Los
Angeles
Salt Lake City
Alle
Utah
British flotilla to settle the Dominator?
Ottawa reports fiscal year figures with imprecise totals: 15,100 from Britain, 11,014 from Meeker Europe, and 12,308 from unspecified countries. The text is fragmented and unclear about the exact events or entities involved, mentioning British, Northern Europe, and free countries without coherent context.
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Ottawa
Beitalh
Meeker
Pathfinder Flight to Rome Ends in Refueling Loss
Santander Spain July 10 Aeroplane Pathfinder manned by Rogers C Williams and Capt Lewis A Yancy ran out of gasoline while crossing the northern Spanish coast after a 3400 mile flight from Old Orchard Maine They landed with fuel exhausted and planned to continue to Rome but could not proceed due to lack of fuel Weather hindered sighting the sea and head winds reduced progress
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Santander
Spain
Pathfinder
Rogers C. Williams
Lewis
A. Yancy
Rome
Old Orchard
Maine
Roger Q. Williams
A. Yancey
Yellow Bird
Williams
Yancey
Old
Orchard
Rowe
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Etors
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