President Harding Improves in Latest Bulletin Posts
San Francisco July 31 Definite signs of improvement in President Harding’s condition were reported by his doctors in a bulletin at 10 am He had slept over six hours and felt able to read the morning papers The physicians cautioned no verdict on the outcome while noting his calm resolve and subsiding abdominal trouble amid risks from broncho pneumonia and other complications
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San Francisco
Harding
Sawyer
Thas
Calif
Stade
Tharding
Pleere
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Tyo
Harvest Laborers Sought for Prairie Grain Fields
Canadian National Railway organizes recruitment of up to 3000 harvest workers from the coast for the Prairie. Ticket sales begin August 8 in Vancouver and New Westminster, with departures starting August 7 and a rush through August 24. Special offices and many ticket sellers will re route workers to needed West points.
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Winnipeg
Prairie
Canadian National Railway
Vancouver
New Westminster
Canadian National
Dismissal of Mason Murder Appeal in London
The appeal of Alexander C. Mason, convicted of murdering taxi driver Jacob Dickey and sentenced to death, was dismissed in London. Mason admitted desertion from the Canadian navy during the war. Execution date provisionally set for August 1. Fletcher Sparling resigns as Hudson's Bay Co store manager in Calgary.
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London
Alexander C. Mason
Jacob Dickey
Mason
Fletcher Sparling
Hudson’s Bay Company
Calgary
Dissolution of Dall Expected This Week
Dublin reports President Cosgrave announced dissolution of the Dall would probably occur this week.
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Dublin
Cosgrave
Dall
Wrangel Island dispute prompts ship clearance visit
Harold Nolce leads relief efforts for Alan Crawford's marooned party on Wrangel Island. Soviet authorities demand the Donaldson calls at Patroplavelsk and East Cape to clear Red Guards for fur tax enforcement, threatening confiscation if unmet. The Donaldson is planned to sail from Nome tomorrow.
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Harold Nolce
Wrangel Islind
Alan Crawford
East Cape
Siberia
Denaldson
Patropavelsk
Crawford
Associaes
Isand
Nelee
Donaldson
Nome
Woman Survives Major Tumor Removal In Salem Hospital
In Salem Oregon on July 21 Mrs Mary Nunnemacher weighed nearly 150 pounds before an operation. The surgeon removed a 45 pound tumor from her abdominal region developed over 30 years. She is said to be recovering.
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Salem
Ore
Mary Nunnemacher
Train Smash Kills 27 at Krevnsien Station
Twenty seven people are reported dead and twenty five injured after a collision between the Hamhare Maulch Express and a stationary train at Krevnsien station near Cassell.
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Herith
Krevnsien Station
Cassell
Canadian grain shipments diverted by new Great Lakes rates
A Buffalo dispatch to the Wall Street Journal reports most Canadian grain exports via American ports diverted by Canada’s new Great Lakes freight rate rules. Vessels brokers and grain men expect only a harvest top-off, with Montreal likely to gain while shipments via New York and Philadelphia may fall. US owners avoid publishing charters under the new regs, reducing cargoes to Fort William and Port Arthur.
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New York
Wall Street Journal
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Philadelphia
Montreal
United States
Fort William
Port Arthur
Two Liberal MPs Defect to Conservatives in Commons
London July reports that Captain Arthur Hans, MP for East Leicester elected as National Liberal, crosses to the Conservative side. G. J. H. Roberts, Norwich MP and former Labour member, makes a similar move to the Conservatives, signaling a political shift in the House of Commons.
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London
House of Commons
Arthur Hans
East
Leicester
G. J H. Roberts
Norwich
GANA to be self supporting in three years says government railways chief
Sir Henry Thornter, president of the government railways, told reporters progress is being made toward ending deficits within three years. He warned a major setback could force transfer of the whole system to the Canadian Pacific and noted strong opposition from capital interests and the public.
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Montreal
Cianadian National Railways
Sir Henry Thornter
Government Railways
Canada
Henry
Sir Henry
Pacine Railway
Paeiie Amt
Canindian Paeithe Railway
Light rains across southern regions and Canadian Pacific area
Light rains were reported last night and this morning across the South. Rain fell from Calgary to Bassane, with showers from Brooks to Suffield and the Bassane subdivision of the Canadian Pacific Railway. This morning showers extended from here to Walsh, with no rain east of Walsh or on the Empress subdivision.
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Calgary
Bassane
Brooks
Suffield
Walsh
Empress Subdivision
Richard resigns Newfoundland premiership after corruption revelations
Richard, who was elected premier at age three, resigns the Newfoundland post amid disclosures of corruption in parts of his administration, becoming the youngest premier in the British Empire.
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Newfoundland
Richard
Grasshoppers From Montana Not In Canada
Grasshopper control forces report no Montana hopper invasion in Thompson district. Local grasshoppers observed are of local origin and being fought with poison bait. Border patrols and preventive measures remain ready should any crossing risk arise.
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Messrs. Armstrong
Kenslail
Grasshopper
Thompson
A. W. Murphy
Montana
Sweet Trass
Info Canada
Grain Merchants Mount Opposition to New Freight Legislation
Montreal shipping firms and the Camara Steamship Lines oppose the new freight rate controls. Enderby says shipowners fear tariffs and filings will destabilize routing. Merchants favor reciprocal coastal bill suspensions with the United States but warn of business disruption.
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Crain Irerehants
Auet Oto
Lipes
TLE
Enderby
Hhanaper
Come Dany
United States
French Occupy Five Coal Mines at Dorstfeld
Duesseldorf reports French troops occupy five local coal mines in Dorstfeld and miners quit work immediately. The Erenca forbids re entry to premises and expulsion order follows. Hevian sterees of occupation also announce the expulsion of the harcomaster and municipal council members in Aix Lac Chappelle with no reason given.
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Duesseldorf
Dorstfeld
Erenca
Byrcomasten
Aix Lac Chappelle
Hevian Sterees
Harcomaster
Crop outlook in Southern Alberta after hot spell and rain
The Herald reports a move to relief with a general rain across Southern Alberta after ten days of extreme heat. July rainfall totals 2.2 inches vs 14.2 average, hail and heat have reduced yields but some districts may still yield 20 to 26 bushels per acre. Rye and wheat harvests begin soon with cutting around August 14. hopper concerns persist but damage remains limited. An invasion threat from Montana looms as 30 square miles were recently eaten in Hill and Liberts counties.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Herald
Cranvim
Junvo
Stavely Isthiet
Orly
The
Whitla
Montana
Hill
Liberts
Canadian envoy to address Chamber luncheon in London 1924 link
Mr J oS McKinnon Canadian representative for the British Empire Exhibition in London 1924 will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at 2 oclock Thursday at the Hotel Cecil. He notified Secretary Richardson he will speak on the Exhibition. The luncheon is open to all chamber members and interested citizens. Ledgowbridge July 31 Nemiscam Gas Co reports a two million feet gas flow as work continues. Suds clearing house returns FPL and TOHAS2 for June and July last year SOL TIS.
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London Scottish
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Toronto
Buckingham Palace
Lede Park
J. 8. McKinnon
C. of C
J. Os. McKinnon
London
Chamber of Commerce
Cecil
Richardson
Chamber
McKinnon
Ledgwbridge
Nemiscam
The
Herald
Nemiscam Gas Co
Othe Clearing House
Suds
SOL Tis
Potsdam potato shortage and prices may determine fate of government
Berlin reports the Cuno government faces a food crisis as potatoes and fats run short. A Holland Denmark marketing trip and Reichsbank currency measures aim to ease shortages and avert a cabinet crisis, with industrials pressing for swift relief amid soaring mark levels.
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Ruhr
Holland
Denmark
Reichsbank
United States
Germany
Ford Passes 60 Mark in Birthday Celebration
Derolt Wich duty st Kienty Ford marked his sixtieth birthday yesterday by staying away from his private workshop at Dearbera chutatiobite pda.
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Derolt
Kienty Ford
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