Prairie vote to answer posturing in Dominion election
Winnipeg dispatch reports West bets big in prairie seats as Dominion election opens. Conservatives led by Bennett seek gains in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta while Liberal King aims to hold prairie strength amid 125000 more voters and a record turnout forecast.
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K.C
Fiercely Embroiled in a Free Fight at Liverpool
In Liverpool on July 28 crowds clashed outside a police court as Catholics and Protestants contended over arrested protesters. Hundreds of officers patrolled the area after intense prior violence, with women among those battling near the court doors and a handful detained.
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Damage from Saturday hailstorm devastates crops across districts
A Saturday hailstorm from Brooks to Empress caused 60 to 100 percent crop losses over thousands of acres. In Bindloss 4000 acres were hit, Carsland 2000 acres, Empress 5000 acres, Estuary 20 percent. Poultry houses overturned, glass shattered, and telephone service disrupted with many farmers lacking hail insurance.
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Bindloss
Carsland
Empress
Via. Sask
Stoughton
Kisbey
Govan
R-100 Cleared for Flight to Canada After Trial
Cardington July 28 The Air Ministry said the British dirigible R-100 has completed a 1200 mile trial flight and is officially deemed fit for its Montreal voyage. The craft will take off at 5 30 tomorrow morning according to plans.
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Montreal
Grain inspections Winnipeg report July 28 figures
Winnipeg grain inspections dated July 28 show wheat at 420 this year versus 418 last year. Cars contract cat 320, cats 28 and 28, barley 65 and 30, flax 2 and ?, rye 18 and 2, mixed grains nil and 2, screenings nil and 1.
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Winnipeg
Two Women Die in Southern Alberta Auto Crashes
Lethbridge reports detail two fatal crashes in nearby towns. Mrs. Roder al ick McKenzie aged 69 of Mountain View died Saturday when the car left the grade near Watertor National Park. Olive Stubhart, 15, died Sunday when her car went into an irrigation ditch near Taber.
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Lethbridge
Roderalick McKenzie
Mountain View
Watertor National Park
Olive Stubhart
Taber
Fatalities Reach New Ontario Week End Record
A heat wave and dangerous conditions produced 23 deaths over the Ontario week end, the highest weekly total. Victims include Laur ent Roy 19 of St Boniface and Elmer Mline 83 of Dugald who died while saving others.
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Winnipeg
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Lockport
Rueda ‘Bush
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Veita Busch
Manitoba
Young angler reels in 18 pound river sturgeon
A party of ten fished a river for sturgeon when a youngster named EvA Jr. landed a surprise 18 pound catch after breaking the line at the shore. The fish measured 48 1 2 inches, an unusually large specimen for the river.
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Daytona driver Bob Robinson killed in speedway spill
In Wootridge New Jersey during a race yesterday Bob Robinson of Daytona Beach Florida was killed before 8 000 spectators including his wife and baby when his car overturned in a spill on the speedway.
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N.J
Bob Robinson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bennett Appeals to Electorate in Final Campaign
Canadian Press reports Hon. R. B. Bennett delivering a closing address in Ottawa after a cross country tour. He urged Canadians to choose the party with proven measures, warned against cheap labor, and pressed empire trade, conscription, and the completion of the Hen Bay route. Sir Robert Borden backed Bennett and predicted victory.
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Vancouver Bandits Hold Up K Boot Shop on Granville Street
Vancouver July 28 Two armed bandits robbed the K Boot Shop on Granville Street taking six hundred dollars. They entered at 540 am locked the door behind them and one man held the occupants at gunpoint while the other seized Saturday’s receipts. Clerks were forced to the back and a customer entering interrupted the escape. The gunmen fled the scene.
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Vancouver
Granville Street
Can National Railways Info Complete for Medicine Hat Hanna Branch
The Chamber of Commerce awaits arrival of A. E. Warner vice president of Western Lines to discuss completing the Medicine Hat Hanna branch of the Canadian National Railways. They have gathered up to date land tributary production data and believe it justifies immediate completion.
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Fired Oil Wells in Bucharest Amid Production Lockdown Sparks Riot
Reports from the Nissea oil fields say workmen set fire to plants after oil companies announced a policy to restrict production. An official discharged 400 workers on Saturday as tensions rose and chaos spread through the oil district.
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Bucharest
Romania
Nissea
Adrianapolis Tornado Claims Twenty Lives in Turkey
A tornado and hail storm in Adrianapolis Sunday killed twenty people and injured hundreds. Eight percent of homes were destroyed and crops suffered. nine minarets collapsed and the domes of four more atop the Sultan Selim mosque were toppled. The Turkish Red Crescent rushed aid from Istanbul.
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Turkey
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Sultan Selim
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Turkish Red Cross
Wet Grounds Delay Fourth Test Between England and Australia
Rain and soaked fields halted play at Old Trafford on the fourth cricket test. England were 261 for eight after losing three wickets in the hour left, Australia held 348 in their first innings, with play to resume tomorrow.
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Australia
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Iustead
Drowning at Winnipeg Beach Claims 21Yearold Hoyes
Loita Hoyes drowned off Stephenson's Point Winnipeg Beach after entering the water alone. She was 21 years old.
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Loita Hoyes
Stephenson’s Point
Winnipeg
Miss Hoyes
Gas line project connects Montana to Imperial-Rogers Gasser
Construction begins this week on a Montana to Imperial-Rogers gas line. The project runs from Telstad Montana to Whitley with 35 miles of pipe and continues northeast to Whitlash and Patterson gas, then crosses the border to the Imperial Rogers Gasser 38 miles east of Red Coulee. total about 175 miles of line expected to take two months to complete.
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Lady Conan Doyle Claims Arthur Conan Doyle Communicated
Dovid widow of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle states the author had definite contact with his family through a medium of psychic photography. She told the Daily Herald in London on July 28 that Reverend Charles L Tweedale, vicar of Weston, aided as investigator in these psychic communications.
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Saskatchen Liberal and Farmer Parties in Provincial Body
FragmentaryOCR text shows party legends for Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island with abbreviated designations Liberal Conservative Progressive Labor Communist Independents. Mentions members, by elections, and regional notices but lacks coherent narrative or full context.
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