Dominion invited to suggest better representation system
London reports that the British government will invite the Dominions to send representatives to a conference to review the entire system of Dominion representation at inter allied conferences. The move aims to resolve differences and ensure equality, with a conference possibly in October to form a new, continuous consultation framework among self governing parts of the empire.
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Admiralty
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Lloyd George
Ife
State Cavalry Attacked in North India
Calcutta reports seven rioters killed and forty wounded after clashes with the State cavalry in northern India. Authorities say the situation is under control as trouble in the region is rarely reported.
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India
Calcutta
Kashar
Negroes Unite for International Race Interests
A New York gathering announced as the principal item on the program a push to promote international race interests. Parades demonstrations and the momentum of a negro politics were noted as aims to protect rights worldwide.
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New York
Univer
Wheat Prices Slip in Winnipeg Market Decline
In Winnipeg today the local wheat market fell with losses from 2 1/4 to 6 1/2 cents as July led the decline. Traders cited profit taking, stop loss orders, and weakness in U S markets amid bearish sentiment and expectations of a larger Western Canada crop. Despite better crop reports, most bulls liquidated longs while some support appeared late edging off the lows.
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Persians Take Backwater
The Persian legation reports an official Teheran statement contradicting other dispatches. It says Persian police tried to rescue Major Imbrie the U S vice consul killed by a mob in Tehran last week. One policeman died and several were injured during the effort. Police reportedly arrested most involved in the hospital attack.
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Morning Post
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United States
Off On First Leg of Long Journey Across Atlantic
The article describes aviators starting a voyage across the Atlantic from Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands. It notes refueling oil stores, gasoline, and local repairmen ready to assist as the journey begins toward Greenland.
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House of Commons Fuss Over Picture Amid Contested Sanction
London report notes a Commons dispute over a commissioned portrait by Lord Astor showing his wife being presented to the House. The scene sparked objections from members across parties regarding the permission and display. Despite tension, no one openly condemns the artwork.
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Crook Rifles Police Hale Robbery at Hall of Justice
A thief entered the detective bureau assembly hall in San Francisco on July 30 and stole about six tenths of the widows and orphans find. The robbery occurred despite about fifty police and detectives present and was carried out with a bold crime in a drawer at a decade.
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San Francisco
Hall of Justice
Public meeting planned on fire city deal at city bar
Wovas stated during committee of the whole that a public meeting will be held at the city bar on Friday to discuss a proposed agreement with fireh into dealing an off well.
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Fire Cits
Exhibition and Stampede at Medicine Hat Aug 5 6
The Medicine Hat show features platform attractions from Wirth and Hamid New York City with Lenora's Steppers Beluron's Polar Bears the Berol Sisters and Great Cahill in aerial and slapstick acts. Stampede events on Aug 6 include local riders and ropers. Athletic Park opens at 7 30 am each day with evening programs at the fairgrounds.
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Growing Corn in Southern Region Prompts Agriculture Study
A. We Murphy from the Department of Agriculture surveys corn fields in Alta region, praising the local farmers and corn quality. He notes the potential for higher yields and tax revenue if an expert stays year round, with transport offers eyed for farmers in need.
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Drought Drives Bow Island Farmers from Home
In Bow Island area drought forces hundreds of farmers to abandon crops and relocate southeastward. The scene shows abandoned homesteads, ruined livestock and property, and a struggle to find irrigation or viable futures. Officials consider aid and new methods, while families weigh moving to irrigated or arid regions.
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Baly
Faliv
Directors of the Chanther of Commerce Meeting
A meeting of the Directors of the Chanther of Commerce will be held at eight o'clock in the Chan her.
Mass mob attacks Ku Klux Klan rally in Lancaster field
A night of disorders in Lancaster Massachusetts ends with a mass crowd clashing with Ku Klux Klan members and spectators. Police and state patrols arrive to disperse about 500 to 600 participants after injuries and ongoing hostilities.
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Lancaster
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SQN
Good Prizes for the Boys and Girls Horseback Rides at Medicine Hat
Horseback riding grows popular in Medicine Hat with two pony classes for youths under 15, ponies not exceeding 14.2 hands, no entry fees, prizes of 6 4 and 2 dollars. A stock judging contest for youths under 18 also offers prizes based on accuracy. Jumping entries must reach Secretary Richardson by Saturday, August 2.
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Medicine Hat
Richardson
Liquor Drinking in High Places Fuels Prohibition Probe
Federal agents moved atop the Powhatan Hotel near the White House arresting two patrons amid a rising trend of liquor drinking in roof gardens and other expensive settings, as a probe tightened around capital area misuse.
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Washington
White House
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Crop Report Notes Light Yields Across Provinces
Government fortnightly crop report shows very light yields in eastern and northern districts while southeastern regions fair. Rain improved some grain crops, with harvests underway from August 20 in southern districts and later elsewhere. Classified ads promote quick sales via The News.
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