Destroyer Rammed by Transport Carrying President and Party
Seattle July 27. The navy transport Henderson carrying President Harding and his party returning from Alaska rammed the destroyer Zeilin in Puget Sound 40 miles north of here. Henderson stood by to aid in removing all aboard the Zeilin as both engine rooms flooded. Destroyer Nicholas tried to tow Zeilin into shallow water.
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Puget Sound
Seattle
Harding
Nicholas
Henderson
Alaska
French reply on reparations to be delivered in London
Paris reports the French reply to the British reparations note will be delivered in London tomorrow or Sunday. It accepts some British suggestions and seeks clarification on others, while upholding the Franco-Belgian declaration that passive resistance must cease before negotiations with Germany begin.
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Paris
London
Germany
Grain commission under fire at Royal Inquiry session
Moose Jaw July 27 Can Press reports critics assail the board of grain commissioners for failing to prevent Fort William blockades and for lacking producer contact. McKellar argues proper action could have avoided the inquiry. witnesses are to testify on grain trade issues and Morrison charges may not be heard until Saturday. W F Warren alleges wheat shipments were short weighed, with losses up to 500 pounds per car prompting reshaping of shipments to other terminals.
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Moose Jaw
Can
Board of Grain Commissioners
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
McKellar
Board of Trade
Fort William
Grain Commission
Mr. McKellar
Morrison
W. J. F. Warren
M.L.A
Bellebeck
Sask
Ines
Triplets Born Aboard Ship Off Gulfport Coast
Captain John Ethelbert's wife on the steamship Helena gave birth to triplets during a gale near New Colytonis island. The ship's purser’s infant had died and was buried at sea two days earlier. The gale subsided after the vessel reached calmer waters.
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Gulfport
Miss
Helena
Newcastle
N.S
New Cyletonis
John Ethelbert
Pool Admission Totals Announce Public Swim Night
From 5 50 to 8 this morning 285 citizens paid 10 cents each for pool entry. To reduce crowding cars are barred on Aberdeen Street between 4th and 5th avenues. Residents near the pool are asked to keep noise down after early bedtime. Dressing rooms are roofed and fencing finished improving appeal and convenience.
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Aberdeen Street
4Th
Sth
Pilgrims crowd Ste. Anne Shrine in record numbers
Quebec reports 45 000 pilgrims at Ste. Anne de Beaupre yesterday. The shrine drew the largest crowd since 1897 with noted miracles among the visitors and cripples aided by the ceremonies.
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Quebec Shrine
Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Moderation League Elects Officers at City Hall
At last evening's meeting of the Moderation League in the city hall officers were elected with H L Tweed as President C A Anderson as Vice President C L White as Secretary and a large management board and executive committee listed.
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The
Moderation League
H. L. Tweed
C. A. Anderson
C. L. White
J. W. McLane
R. S. Boyd
Martyn Oliver
E. Jameson
J. Altin
W. K. Smith
W. W. Parrish
J. EK. Court
Lewis Welsford
Robert Eden Jesse Bishop
A. J. Hatch
T. Thirlwell
W. G. Slater
R. 8. Hodge
W. B. Finlay
James Robinson
A. Philips
J. A
W. Lauder
J. W. Chorley
Reynolds
C. W. Twaites
H. F. Hall
A. O. Rimmer
E. D. Bennett
William Cousins
D. Reid
C. S. Blanchard
R. McCutcheon
W. Niblock
P. Forbes
M. A. Cory
R. J. Reburn
J. A. Gerow
Ford of Canada Representatives Meet at Hotel Cecil
A conference of Ford Motor Company of Canada representatives was held at the Hotel Cecil yesterday. Attendees included officials from Calgary and delegates from Manyherries Vauxhall Bow Island Forewest and Empress.
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Ford Motor Company of Canada
Hotel Cecil
Company
Calgary
Medicine Hav
Manyherries
Vauxhall
Bow Island
Forewest
Empress
Montreal pastor emeritus Dr Hugh Pedley dies on course
Dr Hugh Pedley pastor emeritus of Emmanuel Church Montreal collapsed and died while playing golf in Montreal yesterday. Born in 182 England he served about forty years and held only three pastorates including one in Winnipeg. Medicine Hat News notes the rag price.
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Montreal
Hugh Pedley
Emmanuel Church
Pr. Pedley
England
Winnipeg
Southern Alberta Farmers Form Selling Agency for 1973 Crop
Farmers in southern Alberta meet at Mackedoon to form the Southern Alberta Inducers' Association Ltd. for a central selling agency to market the 1923 bumper crop. Attended by farmers and Alberta legislators from Olds to Cardston, the group aims for an immediate cooperative wheat pool and prompt action.
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Southern
Alta
J. R. Dinghan
Calgary Albertan
Mackedoon
Alberta
Southern Alberta Inducers’ Association, Ltd
Olds
Cardston
Pincher Creek
A Iberta
Liberal Leader J R Boyle visits Medicine Hat on wheat policy tour
Hon John R Boyle head of the Alberta Liberal opposition spoke in Medicine Hat urging party organization as the Dominion leans back to two party lines. He critiqued Premier Greenfield and the wheat board concept, predicting no Wheat Board will be established and noting delays in moving to a wheat pool.
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John R. Boyle
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Dominion
Berle
Boyle
Mr. Boyle
Henry Wise Woon
Prairies
Wood
Dunning
Greenfield
German marks set record price in New York sale
German marks fetched a historic price in New York with 1 million marks sold for 288000 dollars. The sale marked the highest quoted figure in history as collectors eyed the currency rush amid July activity.
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New York
Tragedy at The Pas Drowns Four Children and Two Men
The Pas Manitoba July 27 Bernard and Molle Stitt aged 12 and 10 children of mayor Barney Stitt and Ethel and Mamie Bement aged 11 and 12 were drowned at Pike Lake seven miles from town. A motor boat trip with eight people ended in a drowning when the grandfather, about 80, struggled and the party was swept by a strong current. Anthony Bement was rescued by an Indian woman after being carried 390 feet. Percy N Taylor a trader at Mile 15 on the Hudson Bay railway and Frank Nicholls a local resident died in separate incidents on the same day.
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Pas
Bernard and
Molle Stitt
Barney Stitt
The
Ethel
Mamie Bement
Pike Lake
Stitts
Mr. Stitt
Anthony Bement
Surpide
Percy N. Taylor
Hudson's Bay Railway
Frank Nicholls
Manitoba House Passes New Liquor Act
Winnalpeg July 27 The Manitoba legislature approved the liquor revision by the people in June and prorogued at noon. A three member commission will administer the Liquor Control Act and the new system should start in about two months. The session was non contentious and unanimously supported with members receiving $100 for attendance.
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Winnalpeg
Manitoba
James Atkins
City Market Prices Today Reported
Prices at the city market show beef at and up per pound veal at 8 cents and up pork at 1 dollar and up mutton at 14 cents and up butter 25 to 30 cents per pound eggs 25 cents per dozen live poultry 40 cents and up live ducks 60 cents and up carrots beets and onions three bunches for 10 cents beans three pounds for 25 cents potatoes eight pounds for 25 cents
Vatican appoints emissary to oversee Holy Land sites
Rome July 26 and the Vatican designate Monsignor Filippi former apostolic delegate to Mexico as the pope's observer to the Holy Land. He will conduct a thorough investigation into the future of the holy places and Vatican interests there.
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Rome
Vatican
Holy Land
Holy Places
Monsignor Filippi
Mexico
Classified ads move quick sales in The Newa
Classifieds act as tiny salesmen in print, offering speedy promos and bargains. Readable items highlight items for sale and local services, attracting buyers with brief, direct descriptions.
Three Men Dead After Milling Plant Gas Incident
In New York July 26 three workers are confirmed dead after fumigating gases trapped men in the Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Company complex. Rescue crews with gas masks search the vast mill for more victims as crowds gather and officials contain the scene.
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New York
Hecker-Jones Jewell Milling Company Mills
Sobblur
Britain plans airship link to India with 74 hour flights
London reports a government backed scheme to build a 5,000,000 cubic foot airship near Bedford with £100,000 government loan and £600,000 company capital. Aimed at 74 hour India service, 350 passengers, 10 tons mail, 2,900 mile routes, fares around £70-£80. A subsidy and annual loans are tied to bi weekly services.
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London
Bedford
India
Great Britain
Wife Shot by Husband in Hamilton Home
Hamilton Ont July 27 Mrs Sarah Stack OS died after a bullet from a revolver in the hands of her husband Sam W Black a policeman discharged while he was showing the gun to his wife Black did not know the weapon was loaded when it fired killing Mrs Stack in their home yesterday
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Hamilton. Ont
Sam W. Black
Sarah Stack
Constable Black
Bandit Purchased Gun in Montreal
A sawed off shotgun used in a downtown Toronto bank heist was bought by a stranger, believed American, from T. W. Boyd & Sons in Montreal last week. The gun dealer provided a detailed purchaser description to Toronto police, wired to authorities this morning.
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Montreal
Toronto
T. W. Boyd & Sons
Wage dispute settled at Canadian Pacific docks
Ottawa reports a settlement of the wage dispute between Canadian Pacific Railway and its employees on the Morn' real docks. The agreement was communicated to the Department of Labor by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks which represented the workers.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Morn’ Reai
Department of Labor
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Drowning Incident Near Toronto Claims One Life
Miss Mary Lucan, 25, drowned while bathing near Toronto on July 27. Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Miss Margaret McGilvray narrowly escaped after stepping into a hole in the same area.
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Toronto
Mary Lucan
Elizabeth Gordon
Margaret McGilvray
Simpson hospitalized after mushroom mix up on prairie
Scotty Simpson, a known Cy press Hillx horseman, was brought to the general hospital at two this morning by P B Armstrong and J Y Surrey forest rangers after eating poisonous fungi mistaken for mushrooms. He is recovering under treatment with warnings to mushroom gatherers.
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Scotty? Simpson
Cypress Hillx
Ceneral Hospital
Messrs
P. BR. Armstrong
J. Y. Surrey
Forest Ranger
Rancher Killed by Mexican Bandits Near Talcarosa
Reports from Faye Texas say R E Newman a rancher from the San Andres mountains near Talcarosa New Mexico was killed by Mexican bandits south of Colnamins ML. He was being held for ransom and slain when the demanded money was not paid.
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el Paso
R. N. Newman
Fl Faye
Texas
R. E. Newman
San Andres
Talcarosa
N. M
Mexico
Colnamins
Newman
Conservatives Win Landslide in Prince Edward Island Election
Charlottetown reports yesterday's election produced a Conservative landslide in Prince Edward Island. Early returns show at least 22 seats in the 30 member house, defeating Premier John Bell and his Liberal government who had held power since 1919.
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Charlottetown
John Bell
W. M. Ter
Prince
Woman Dangling 50 Feet Above Road Rescued
Florence Smith, 24, attempted suicide by leaping from a bridge in Rosdale Toronto. Her leg became caught in girders and she hung head downward fifty feet above the street before rescuers freed her. She was taken to hospital.
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Toronto
Rosedale Bridge
Ley
Florence Smith
Rosedale
VECULIAR ACCIDENT IN LONDON STREETCAR
A man named Finest Star 12 was dragged from a seat on Richmond street after his arm got caught in a passing street car and was battered to death between two cars. The fatal incident occurred at night on Richmond street in London.
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London
Richmond Street
Classified ads fuel quick sales in The Newa
Classifieds are the swiftest sales tool in town notes show how ads move quick items. Advertisers rely on brief listings to reach buyers fast and reap returns.
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Pres, Harding
France
Grain Com
New Caledonia
St. Anne de Beaupre
Medicine Hat News
London Express
Canada
J. R. Boyle
HOUSE
Newa
Britain
Bandit
Toronto Police
P.E.I
J. Bell
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