British move to alter Dominion representation system
London July 80 The British government will invite the Dominions to a conference to examine Dominion representation at inter allied talks and avoid past difficulties. J H Thomas secretary for the colonies said the current system was unsatisfactory and hoped a conference could be held in October. He stressed consultations with the Dominions in peace and war and dismissed recent disagreements as harmful to the empire. Also noted Earl Haig in Newfoundland to unveil the Ancient Colony War Memorial at St Johns.
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London
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Colonial Office
Thomas
Specling
Scotia
Athety
Ats
Dominions
Earl Haig
France
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Drought Drives Alberta Farmers to Move as Irrigation Hope Fades
Ida Bow Island July 29 report details widespread drought and abandonment in southeastern Alberta. Farms lack cash, homesteads are forsaken, and families migrate while experts weigh irrigation and government aid as options for salvation or renewal.
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Ida Bow Island
State Cavalry Attacked in Kashmir Riot Violence
A clash in Kashmir Northern India between a mob and a small State cavalry unit left seven rioters dead and forty wounded. Officials say the authorities have the situation in hand as reports from Srinagar suggest renewed tensions in the troubled region.
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Catcutta
Kashmir
Yadia
Negroes Unite to Promote International Interests of Race
A New York notice under the Negro Improvement Resolution announces an international gathering for August. The ad suggests parades democratic actions and the formation of a global negro political union to protect the race's rights worldwide.
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New York
Wheat Prices Decline as Market Turns Bearish on Heavy Trading
The wheat market faced selling pressure with prices down 1 to 5 cents as July led the decline. Traders cited profit taking, stop losses, and weak conditions despite reports of a larger Western crop and bearish sentiment. Bulls attempted to reassert after brief support but the undertone remained weak.
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Pyrts
Persians Say Persian Police Rescued U S Consul Major Imbrie
London reports an official Tehran statement claiming Persian police did a great effort to rescue Major Imbrie, the U S vice consul, who was killed in Tehran last week. One policeman died and several others injured during the attempt, and authorities say they arrested most involved in the hospital attack.
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Londép
Morning Post
Bercian le Here
Teheran
Imbrie
United States
Orie
Paige
Weather summary for Western Canada and Pacific Northwest
A weather report lists many cities from Vancouver to Winnipeg with varying conditions clear, cloudy, or fair and temperatures ranging from the high 30s to 70s Fahrenheit. It notes an area of high pressure from the north bringing rain and showers, with Manitoba and Alberta expected to experience cooler to warm conditions and winds shifting from north to east.
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Vancouver
al Melaon
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Swift Current
Winnipeg
Fair
Victoria
Clead
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Moose Aw
Saskatoon
Brendon
Manitoba
Alberta
First leg in long Atlantic voyage by U S Army aviators
U S Army aviators began their world journey from Kirkwall in Orkney Islands as they head toward Iceland and Greenland on the first leg to Labrador Harbor. Kirkwall, a 3500 population town on Hottson Bay, readies stores of fuel and repairs for the fliers and support vessels as the mission proceeds.
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Brough
Eng
Unite States Army
igBt
Kirkwall
Orkney Israells
Scotland
Atlante
Iceland
Greenland
Din Harbor
Labrador
Hottton Bay
Pomona
Orkney
Hoxiste of Commons Fuss Over Picture Sparks Debate
London July 30 In the House of Commons a stir arose over a commissioned painting by Lord Astor showing his wife being introduced to the House in 1919. Members dispute who authorized the display as the House had not formally consented. No one opposes Lady Astor personally.
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London
Howse of Commons
Lord Astor
Howse
Balfour
Idloyd George
Lady Astor
Robbery at Hall of Justice Ends in $3400 Theft
A thief broke into the San Francisco Hall of Justice assembly hall and stole about 3400 in widow and orphan funds. The crime occurred at night with a jimmy and involved a wide range of officers nearby. The money was stored in a seat at a desk.
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San Francisco
Hall of Justice
Widdows
Todd
Jimmy
Public Meeting Postponed Over City Budget Plan
A brief public notice indicates a city meeting was declined or postponed due to issues at the committee level. The postponed discussion concerns the proposed budget and torar Bil allocation, with officials planning to reschedule Friday. The fragment notes inquiries about the overall plan and city timing.
The Alleged Plans of Alta Region Mining Report
The text discusses agricultural matters and notable figures such as Prof. Worrae and Mr. Murphy, with references to collectors and potential revenue from taxation. It notes debates on settlement, transport, and future prospects, emphasizing the desire for a capable promoter to boost local production and county wealth.
Lengineering project to employ hundreds at Lake of the Woods
Winnipeg July 380 The work of building the Norman Dam at the Lake of the Woods will start this fall employing several hundred men and involving several million dollars. Backus president of Backus Brooks Lumber Co spoke in Kenora with a party of American and Canadian businessmen. The reconstruction of the dam is needed to supply power for the company’s new plant, the world’s largest of its kind, which currently outputs 186 tons of paper daily and could increase with full power.
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Winnipeg
Lake of the Woods
Backus
Backus/Brooks Lut ber Co
Minneapotia
Miaue
Kenora
Ir Company
Tifkplant
Babitaa
Directors of Chamber of Commerce to Meet Tonight
The meeting of the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tonight at eight o clock, in the Chamber.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
O’cnch
Chamber
Ku Klux Klan Attack Beaten by Mass Mob at Lancaster Field Meet
A mob clashes with Klansmen at a Lancaster field meeting after a night of disorders. State patrols arrive as 507 to 800 men were involved in the violence and injuries are reported among participants and spectators.
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Lancaster
Metss
A. Ku Kaix Klan
Pony Saddle Classes At Medicine Hat Exhibition
Horseback riding has become popular in Medicine Hat with a saddle pony contest planned for next week. Youth divisions for boys and girls under 15 offer free entry for ponies up to 14.2 hands, with prizes of 6, 4 and 2 dollars. A stock judging contest for under 18 is also expected to attract entrants who will win cash prizes. Jumping entries must reach criteria chairman by Saturday August 3.
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Medicine ‘Hat
Decritere Iticherdson
Arrests After Federal Agents Enter Powhatan Hotel
In Washington a scene unfolded near the Home when federal agents entered the Powhatten Hotel and arrested two male patrons during a security sweep.
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Washington
Aakanes
Powhatten Hotel
Fortnightly Crop Report Forecasts Below Average Grain Yields
The government crops report says Alberta grain crop will be below average with most districts at fifty percent or less. Summerfallow yields vary from belt to two thirds, while central and northern districts show the most optimism due to late rains. Harvest begins around August 20 in the south, later in other regions, with irrigated areas doing well. Classified ads promote The News as quick sales via advertising.
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Canada
Alberta
Uy.f.a
Edmonton
Peace River
Grande Prairie
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