Chinese Outbreak Spreads Into Manchuria Amid Unrest
London reports from Tokyo of famingus and serious disorders spreading in Manchuria. Bolshevik agents blamed for risings against Chang Tso Ling, with Japan urged to reinforce troops to protect vital railway interests. Banks closed in Hong Kong and martial law proclaimed in Shanghai suburbs.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Manchuria
Chang Tso Ling
China
Chang
Japan
Peking
Shanghai
Chang Hauei
Liang
Chang 'T'so Lin
Chang Hsueh Liang
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Hong Kong
Baron Shidehara
Pekng
Berlin
Germany
Deutsche Allemanne Zeitung
Peking University
Great Britain
Ningpo
Free Fight in Chamber of Deputies
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies clashed over the Moroccan question as a brawl erupted. Deputy Dériot was struck by Colonel Picet, triggering a melee with 25 deputies surrounding the rostrum, many wrestling and exchanging blows amid the disruption.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Picet
Dériot
Doriot
McKenzie and Coe Plead Guilty to Burglary Charges
A McKenzie and K G Gee appeared before Magistrate Ellis and each pleaded guilty to two counts of breaking and entering. Sentences were deferred until tomorrow. The break ins targeted Municipal Golf Club house last Wednesday with three and a half sacks of bottle beer stolen and the Curling Rink on Sunday night.
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A. &. McKenzie
K. G. Gee
Ellis
Kiwanis International Silent Hour Observed in Saint Paul
Local Kiwanis members Morley L. Bell and Jack Dell attended the All Kiwanis Night program at the Kiwanis International convention in Saint Paul Minnesota. Delegates joined a nationwide silent tribute to friendship and fellowship as clubs across the United States and Canada observed the hour. Over a hundred attendees gathered at the Cecil Hotel including Ashton Andrews Rotary president.
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Saint Paul
Minnesota
Morley L. Bell
Jack Dell
United States
Canada
Fellowship of
Kiwanis
Cecil Hotel
Ashton Andrews
Rotary
Prince Observed His Birthday By Dancing
In Johannesburg South Africa June 82 the Prince of Wales celebrated his first birthday here by dancing to candlelight at a party hosted by the British Empire Service League An emergency lighting due to a half hour power outage accompanied the celebration The prince planned a busy itinerary of eight formal engagements and various side trips during this birthday away from home noting his prior birthday abroad in 1920 during his Australian tour
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London
Prince ‘Ol
Wales
Africa
Pretoria
KDICA
Pittsburg
Johannesburg
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Johanesburg
British Empire Service League
Rue Evacuation Fairs Begin With Ruhr Withdrawal Plans
Officially announced that French operations for the Ruhr evacuation will start soon after the Council of Ministers approved measures by the Plan government. The Vancouver Board of Harbor Commissioners reports a profit of 129000 dollars for a year of operation.
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Ruhr
Council of Ministers
Palnleve
France
Toby
Vancouver
Wheat market rallies as Winnipeg prices rise on UK demand
Renewed strength in the Winnipeg Grain Exchange with a four cent peak advance and July at 1.67, October 1.42. Traders from private wires to exporters show improved demand, led by UK inquiries, while cash wheat contracts gain 1-3 quarters of a cent but late selling trims gains. Canadian millers emerge as main buyers amid light coarse grain trade and better oats and barley demand.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Regina
United Kingdom
Red Deer Valley Miners Union Founded in Drumheller
At a delegates meeting in Drumheller eight United Mine Workers locals launched the Red Deer Valley Miners Union with Joseph I Fletcher as president and John Jenkins as vice president. The new group faces a firm operators’ stance, as the Red Deer Valley Coal Operators say they already signed a wage accord with the United Mine Workers of America. Pickets disrupted the Midland mine as workers limped through a day of production with tensions high and the Alberta Black coal mine resuming operations.
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Drumheller
Red Deer Valley
United Mine Workers
Joseph I Fletcher
Wayne
John Jenkins
Rosedale
Robert Mall
AML
Frank Wheatley
George Hutchinson
Red Deer Valley Coal Gperators
Sea Deer Valley
United Ming Workers of America
Oithers
Shemnan
USM
W.afis
A.B.C
Utose
Nicholson
Alice
Shepherd testifies in defense of typhoid murder case
William D. Shepherd went on the witness stand in Chicago to deny using typhoid bacteria to kill his foster son Wim N. McClintock. The courtroom pressed close as Shepherd, described as tall and stocky with curly hair, approached to testify.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Ciic
Wim
N. McClintock
Shepherd
Hoy
American Millionaire Kresge’s Costly Second Marriage
Doris Mercer Kresge files suit in New York Supreme Court for 7 million dollars, claiming unpaid balance of 20 000 shares of stock given as dower. details recount previous divorce settlements and personal history of S S Kresge founder of five and ten cent stores.
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New York, Nly
Kresge
Hie
Lee
Doris Mercer Kresge
Supreme Court
Detroit
George A. Morger
Pittsburgh
Percival D. Harden
Skreske
Anti-Saloon League
Kinkleton
Pennsylvania
United States
Magnificent Wheat and Potatoes Shown in Medicine Hat
Ma J. H W Rogers of Ninth Street submitted remarkable crops to The News including wheat three feet nine inches tall with robust heads and large firm potatoes with thick circumferences. The piece notes local option coming to England within five years and prohibition within fifteen per temperance committe assessments.
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Medicine Hat
England
Primitive Methodise Church Conference
Byng Party Visits the Bison Park at Buffalo Park
Lord and Lady Byng and party toured Buffalo Park on June 23. Supt Sulth guided a buffalo roundup by Hud's riders, showcasing a clean herd and swift action. The group viewed antelope, elk, buffalo and yak, with the visit filmed.
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Wainwright
Allay
Lord and Lady Byng
Supt
Sulth
Buffalo Park
Hud
Buffalo
Smith
Bingo Mine Fraud Trial Ends with Acquittal
Winnipeg June 23 Joseph Myers managing director of the Bingo gold mine was acquitted of fraud charges in the police court today.
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Winnipeg
Joseph Myers
Bingo
Liberal Leader Mitchell Predicts North Rally For Liberals
Calgary June 23 Former supporters of the Greenfield government flock to the Liberal banner in Northern Alberta. Hon C R Mitchell leader of the Alberta Liberal party says conventions from Bearhead to Lacombe show strong farmer enthusiasm. He predicts unified organizing and possible provincial election momentum for the Liberals.
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Calgary
Sormer
Alberta
C. K. .Mitchell
Alberta Liberal Party
Mitchell
Greenfield
Mrr
Liberal Party
Czar
Lacombe
Whitford
U.F.A
Aroun
Mr. Mitchell
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Chanber
Gol
Picot
McKenzie
Coe
International
Victor M. Johnston
Prince
Ingalil Sodermian
International Union
DR. Riddell
Warsaw
W. A. Riddell
International Labor Office
Geneva
International Agricultural Congress
Cdiny
Byng
TH Bison Park
Wainwright Gorrals
Fraucs
C. R. Mitchell
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