Inquest Finds Accident Caused Child’s Death
A city inquest determined the death of three year old Frank Arnolt was accidental. The jury blamed driver Fred Schwabe for not keeping the car under better control after viewing the body and scene. Dr. Fish testified the cause was internal hemorrhage from chest concussion. The seven year old sister Helen Arnell testified before the report continued on page Wight.
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Frank ‘Arnolt
Woodman Ave
Ross and
Yuill Streets
Messrs
W. T. Bannan
W. Cousins
Alp
Andrews
H. J. Noble
W. Williams
Helen Arnell
Page Wight
Tense unrest in Canton and Swatow amid strikes and violence
Reports from Canton Swatow and Changsha describe a border of turmoil with a Russian armament shipment reported, a general coolie strike planned in Changsha, and Cantonese soldiers assaulting missionaries in Wukingfu. Foreigners flee Swatow as food embargoes and unrest mount. lack of clear authority worsens the crisis.
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Canton
Semiotilevnl
Mankow
Changsha
Hongkong
Lekluy
Wukingio
Kwang. Tung
Swatow
Ieft Wukingfu
Stere
Edmonton Sweats Through Hottest Weather of the Year
Edmonton records tem peratures around 86 to 87 in the shade on July 13. Humidity runs low, limiting discomfort. Cros remain unaffected across North Alberta as heat peaks in the region.
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AOR
Alberta
Edmonton
Edmoniton
Cros
North
Southern Alberta crop prospects improve despite heat
Lethbridge Herald reports that three hot weeks with minimal rain reduced yields but keeps hope for a substantial grain crop. Rye harvest begins at Taber, winter wheat ripens, irrigated fields show heavier yields, and southeastern Alberta wheat may reach three to fifteen bushels with early harvest in sight.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
the Herald
Taber
Caillaux Triumphs After Prolonged Budget Battle in France
France's 1926 budget was finally approved after Caillaux, finance minister, spoke in both chambers six times despite the late hour. He stayed until dawn to defend the measure amid political doggedness. A separate note mentions Caillaux tending to his wife after an automobile accident near Adgers.
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Paris
Chamber’ of Deputies
Senate
France
Caillaux
Chamber
Moose Jaw Boy Drowns Swimming Near Pusilier
Richard Wright 17, of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan, drowned while swimming with two companions in a pond six miles west of the city. The incident occurred Sunday night when the youth, on a raft in the pond center, was seen in distress.
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Moose "Jaw
Richard Wright
Pusilier
Sask
Weekend death toll soars in the United States
Chicago reports over a weekend more than three score fatalities across the nation due to heat, drownings, car crashes, lightning, train explosions, and airplane accidents. Drownings lead, with twenty eight deaths. New York City records three heat deaths in the second hottest Sunday of the year as Des Moines hits one hundred degrees.
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Chicago
United States
Riclief
New York City
Middle West
Des ‘Moines
Canadian National Optimistic On Prairie Crops
Winnipeg reports optimistic crop conditions across the prairie provinces. Wheat grows in nearly all areas with moisture plentiful, hay meadows thriving, and pastures in excellent condition. No damage observed from any source and prospects remain high despite isolated concerns in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
National Railways
Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Oregon mob deported Japanese laborers at Toledo mill
An Oregon mob of about 400 people overpowered guards at the Pacific Spruce Corp mill in Toledo and forced Japanese workers onto motor trucks, marching them out of the county. No weapons were used. fist fights occurred and several mill staff and townspeople were injured.
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Toledo
Ore
Pacific Spruce Corporation
British Government Learns Court Inquiry Planned In Mine Dispute
Scarborough July 13 The Miners Federation executive hears from the British Government that a Court of Inquiry into the coal mine workers versus owners dispute will be established. London July 18 Mine owners refuse to withdraw their notice to end the agreement but notify mediator W C Bridgeman of willingness to resume talks where halted. The proposal is sent to the Miners Federation as their Scarborough meeting proceeds.
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Scarborough
England
Miners’ Federation’ Executive
London
Jnly
Iwners
W.C. Bridgeman
Miners’ Federation
Bowdoin Beached At Hopedale Spare Propeller Attached
Halifax July 13 The MacMillan exploration ship Bowdoin returns to Hopedale Labrador to beached while a spare propeller is attached. Peary with Commander MacMillan aboard has proceeded to Goldhaven Greenland per radio reports picked up by wireless operators last night.
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Halifax
Nss
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Hopedale
Labrador
Peary
Goldhaven
Greenland
Piaton
Loyal Orange Lodge Observances Observe July 12
Local Orange Ge members, including Kittie Band and Outram Ladies Orange Benevolent, march to St Barna church for a service and discourse by Rector Rev W C Western. About sixty TC L members and as many women lodge members attend, with commemoration as the lodge’s first object.
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R.D
Orange Lodge
Order
Explosion Destroys Store Dwelling in Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls N Y July 18 an explosion believed to be a dynamite blast wrecked a two story brick and frame store and dwelling owned by Joseph La Tona insurance agent and Third Ward supervisor. Fire followed the blast and the total damage is about 20000 with no injuries as the La Tona family were away from the city.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Joseph la Tona
Third Ward
Jess
la Tona
Saskatchewan Bishop Opposes Government Immigration Policy
Right Rev. G. E. Lloyd, Bishop of Saskatchewan, arrived from England claiming the Dominion policy on immigration is restrictive and not in line with church views. He arrived aboard the line Dorie after three and a half months overseas.
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Saskatchewan
Montresa
Dominion Administration
G. E. Lloyd
Dorie
England
Mine Owners Must Go Way If Court Inquiry Proceeds
Prime Minister Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that a Court of Inquiry will be set up to investigate the Pregent dispute in the coal mining industry. The Miners Federation telegraphed to First Lord Bridgeman requesting details and assurance that mine owners will withdraw the notice terminating the current working agreement. cooperation will depend on his response.
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London
Bridgeman
Classified ads prove quick sales in The News
Advertisers claim The News classified section delivers fast results for sales and notices. Readers are urged to place ads to reach a broad local audience quickly and effectively.
Bryan and Darrow Lock Horn on Evolution Theory
Dayton Tenn July 11 The Scopes trial resumed with William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow leading the sides. The state argued scientific testimony was irrelevant while the defense pressed for its admissibility under the law banning teaching that denies the Bible. The judge noted heat and adjusted attire as the proceedings opened.
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Court Room
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopeson
Tennessee
Raulston
William Jennings Bryan
Scopes
John R. Neal
Dayton, Tenn
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
William
Jennings Bryan
New York
Witneenes
Stewart
Mr. Bryan
Zby
UN Attorneyd Generalis
Stewart “Waz
Regina inmate Kollesavich granted rest before execution
The 21 year old Kollesavich, convicted of the Walsh Alberta murder, was escorted from Regina to Prince Albert by Saskatchewan police. He spent last night in custody at Regina police and was moved through Union Station to await further transport, appearing calm and peaceful.
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Regina
Kollesavich
Lethbridge
Union
Prin P Albert
Saskatchewan
Tsme Calkins
Walsh
Alberta
Apt Dulice
Cook
Kallesavich
Wheat Harvest Underway In Walla Walla County
Wheat harvest begins in Walla Walla County with large scale picking by local growers. Hot weather this week boosts early estimates to five to ten bushels per acre and eighty percent of acreage sown in spring wheat. Analysts forecast a crop drop exceeding four million bushels from normal levels.
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Wvallwalla
Wash
Tulue
Iny Walla
Watte
Ona
Ttia
Government has taken no action on Thornton renewal
Ottawa reports no progress on renewing Sir Henry Thornton’s contract as President of the Canadian National Railways. Major Graham Bell notes no discussions or plans exist for a five year term, salary raise to 750,000, or expense account changes before Thornton’s current three year pact expires in October.
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Thornton
Ottawa
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Graham Bell
Canadian Railways
Henry
Sir ‘Henry
Ste
the National Ways
Sir Henry
October Wheat's Big Advance in Winnipeg Market
Extreme heat across the U S and Canada plus rust reports lifted wheat futures in Winnipeg. October and December futures jumped while July rose modestly. bulls dominated early trading with light volume and scarce exports as traders watched rust developments and weather.
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Winnipeg
United States
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