British Troops Move Toward Shameen in Canton Precaution
A detachment of British Indian troops departed for Shameen in Canton as a precaution after unrest in the foreign section. In Amoy Fukien protests by students against foreigners in the international concession intensified, with authorities worried but hoping to maintain control. British and Japanese consuls urged their governments to send warships, and a steamer stood by to evacuate foreign women and children if needed.
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Amoy
Hong Kong
Shameen
Fukien
United States
Saville
Honan
Shaheen
F. Fasquier
Customs
Edwards
W. C. Murrell
Moroccan Policy is Endorsed in Paris Vote of Confidence
In Paris Premier Paine leve’s ministry survived a key test as M Fainleve gained a vote of confidence in his policy. The measure passed 510 to 30 with Socialists largely supporting the government. In China, violence at Shameen drives foreigners to Hong Kong as Britain mobilizes aid and warnings.
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M. Fainleve
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blum
Evidence In The Shepherd Case Before Court
Chicago June 24 Three minutes of denial of all state charges and a swift cross examination marked William Darling Shepherd’s testimony in his murder trial. After he left the stand the defense said that is our case and the state rested. The prosecution then pressed for the death penalty for the alleged cold brutal murder of his millionaire foster father William Nelson McClintosh.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Foster Gon
William Nelson McClintosh
Local Explorers Near Saskatoon on River Voyage
Messrs. W. C. Unitt IL N. Edfidian and M. Johnston travel by motor boat down the river and report good progress with plans to reach Saskatoon tonight. The update comes in a letter received by Mrs.
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W. C. Unitt
N. Edfidian
M. Johnston
Saskatoon
Moonshiner Fined in Redcliff Court Action
H D Jones, also known as Redcliff, faced R C M P court Saturday on charge of possession of a still. He was fined $200 and costs after prosecution led by Sergeant Lillis.
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H. D. Jones
Redcliff
Sergt. Lillis
Typos defeat Drumheller 6-1 in home game
Typos win 6 to 1 over Drumheller as Barr shines with a strong performance. Drumheller’s lone run came on a steal of home, with Ingle pitching for Drumheller and Blaney delivering the big hit for the Typos while Sailor or Plant to pitch later for Typos.
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Barr
Drumheller
Ron
Ingle
Blaney
Plant
McKenzie and Coe Sentenced to Two Months in Jail
At this morning's police court Magistrate Willis sentenced A. E. McKenzie and K. G. Coe to two months' hard labor on charges of breaking and entering the Municipal Golf Club house and the curling rink respectively. The sentences run concurrently.
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Willis
A. E. McKenzie
K. G. Coe
Robbers Loot Broadway Jewelry Store in New York
Two armed men roped in two clerks at Marcus Feldman’s Broadway diamond shop in New York around 10 pm. They cracked the counters, grabbed diamonds and jewelry, and fled with loot estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars before police alarm could be raised.
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New York
Dimond
Marcus Feldman
Broadway
Thea Itviews
Mamonds
Reports Of Rust In Sask Denied By Officials
Regina June 24 officials from the Saskatchewan department of agriculture deny rust in Saskatchewan fields south of Regina. They say what appeared rust like is a soil disease condition on heavy lands intensified by continued rains. The issue is not widespread though some areas show brownish early crop tinges in low, overly wet soils.
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Regina
Field Crops Department
Saskachewan Department
Agriculture
Carl Schneider Commited For Trial In Alberta Clay Case
Carl Schneider of Dunmore was sent up for trial before Magistrate Ellis in the A. P. P. court on a charge of stealing a forge blower valued at 25 dollars from the Alberta Clay Products Co. Ltd plant last night.
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Ellis
A. P.P
Carl Schneider
Dunmore
Alberta’ Clay Products Co.,Ltd
Grain Bill Advances to Special Committee in Senate
Ottawa date June 24Senate gave second reading to the Grain Bill and referred it to a special committee for further consideration.
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Ottawa
Senate Today
House Rejects Senate Amendments to Home Bank Bill
Ottawa June 24 The House of Commons voted 131 to 19 to send back the Home Bank depositor relief bill, rejecting Senate amendments. Premier Mackenzie King said the government will pursue all constitutional means to maximize depositor relief. Meighen led Conservative opposition, arguing the Senate overstepped money bill powers.
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House of Commons
Senate
Home Bank
Dandurand
Jams Lougheed
Arthur Meighen
J. A. Robb
Commons
Edmond Bristol
Toronto Centre
Progressives
Robert Forke
Mackenzie King
Yeader
Robb
Mons
Parliament
Canada
House of Lords
Great Britain
King
Government bill criminalizes purchase of titular titles
London announces a government bill making it an illegal offence to obtain titular honors in exchange for money, introduced in the House of Lords by the Marquis of Salisbury with the intent to curb corrupt title buying. Weather reports from western Canada note varied conditions, with showers in many areas and fair to cool forecasts ahead.
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Marquis of Salisbury
London
House of Lords
Frivy Seal
Vancouver
Victoria
Nelson
Fair
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Price Albert
Winnipeg
Ontario
Wheat futures dip in Chicago echoes local market action
July and October wheat futures extend losses in Chicago trading with July near 11 8 at 165 7 8 and October 11 4 at 140 3 4. Local pit holds a firm tone with prices about 2 cents above Tuesday’s close as export and milling buyers step in. Export sales yesterday totalled 750000 bushels while cash grains stay thin amid scarce stocks.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Warn Children to Stay Off Roth Well Derrick
Parents urged to keep kids away from the Roth well derrick on Crescent Heights after youths were seen climbing the structure. The dangerous practice risks serious injury or worse. Authorities caution families to supervise children and avoid the area.
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Rothwell
Crescent
Classified ads prove quiet sales power in The News
Classified ads demonstrate subtle selling strength as readers seek items and services in The News. Ads showcase small transfers, offers, and notices with concise layouts. Readers encounter bargains and opportunities amid the paper’s steady local coverage.
Unrest Deepens as Britain Faces Coal Labor Strife
London reports rising unemployment and a brewing crisis as miners and operators end a joint inquiry with disputes over wages and the eight hour day. Miners' Federation vows to resist longer hours and lower pay while awaiting owners proposals.
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Govt
London
Miners’ Federation
Radium Necrosis Fatal Disease Linked to Radion Firm
Investigations are ordered into a suspected occupational radium necrosis causing several deaths at United States Radion Corp in East Orange New Jersey. The latest victim is Mrs. Sarah Maillefer, with experts like Dr. Millikan involved. a sister sues for 75000 dollars as evidence grows that radium paint poisoning affected many workers.
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New York
United States Radion Corporation
East Orange
N. J
Sarah T. Maillefer
H. $. Martland
Robert Andrews Millikan
Pasadena
Cal
Millikan
Martland
Maillefer
Corporation
Prince of Wales lays wreath on Kruger monument in Pretoria
The Prince of Wales visited Pretoria on June 23 and placed a wreath on the Paul Kruger monument without any ceremony or announcement. He was accompanied by a small number of staff members as he paid tribute to the former foe of England.
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Wales
Oom Paul
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Prince of Wales
Paul Krueger
England
Transvaal
Detroit Windsor Bridge Proposal Announced in Windsor
Announcement from Windsor Ontario states the Detroit Windsor international bridge will be built with an estimated $12,000,000 funded by J P Morgan & Co of New York. The plan outlines construction plans and financing arrangements for the cross border project.
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Rueld International Brdgh
Windsor
Ont
J. P. Morgay ‘& Co
New. York
Lion Tamer Injured as Lion Attacks Crowd Screams
Sudbury Ontario June 24 1924 Steve Batty a circus lion tamer was mauled after a lion attacked him as the show ended He was moved to hospital after the beast clawed his body and stomach before being removed from the cage by deputies and gunfire frightened the animal witnesses described women screaming and the audience rising in alarm.
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Sudbury
Ont
Steve Batty
Batty
Wasi
Amie
Henals
Mm Volver
Distribution Of The Canteen Funds Approved By Commons
Ottawa June 24 The senate amendments to the bill on distribution of canteen funds were concurred by the house of commons today. Hon H S Beland explained an important senate amendment removed a clause setting aside 100 000 for a central board and central adjustment bureau. The bill, now to the senate, mainly affects British Columbia granting power to prohibit liquor importation for medical sacramental and trial uses.
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Ottawa
Ep Committee
Senate
House of Commons
H. S. Beland
Canada
House
Commons
British Columbia
Audie
Wheat Inspections Report In Winnipeg Late June
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg on June 24 show 108 cars inspected totaling 37 cars of coarse ground wheat compared with 2 years ago when total inspections reached 49 cars.
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Winnipeg
Second Garr This Nap Fo a Senpaelty da ment tie
The readable fragment hints at a schedule or note about a seniority tie and a related timing or arrangement. No clear names, places, or events are readable enough to confirm specifics.
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