Japanese forces battle in Shantung and vow no mediation
Tokyo reports continued fighting near Tsiwan as Japanese troops press to disarm Chinese forces. Government circles say mediation is not sought or accepted for the Shantung dispute. Japan dispatches seventeen vessels to move the Nagoya division to Tsingtao and claims 7,000 Chinese disarmed since hostilities began.
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Tokio
Tsiwan
Japan
Shantung
Satoyama
Chen Timo Yuan
China
Nagoya
Tsingtao
Tsinan
Geneva
League of Nations
Chen Lon
League ¢ Council
Associated Press
Peking
Cheng Lon
Paris
Council
League
Chen Loh
Avalanche Kills Eleven Near Ancona Italy
Ancona Italy May 10 reports eleven dead and nine injured from an avalanche between Cupra Marittima and Grottammare. A separate incident last night saw a train strike a massive earth pile blocking tracks south of Ancona, killing three and injuring eighteen. eleven more were hurt by falling rocks and earth.
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Ancona
Italy
Cupra Marilitima
Grottammare
Here
Church Criticizes Canadian National Management in Commons
In Ottawa on May 9, T S Church urged more time to study National Railway and merchant marine estimates and attacked Canadian National ownership style. He opposed Montreal as CN headquarters and accused management of Ontario discrimination while denying free newspaper transport.
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Ottawa
Committee On National Railways
Pigyin
House of Commons
T. S. ‘Church
Toronto Northwest
Canadian” National
Church
Canadian’ National
Mr. Church
Flint
Michigan
Hamilton
Ontario
Canadian National
Montreal
Chare
Ihould
Merchant ‘Marine
Vic Toronto lWest Centre
H. C. En
Hocken
Dunning
Shureh
Prince Carol Still Preparing to Leave England
London May 10. Rumors spread that exiled Roumanian Prince Carol had secretly fled to France, but reports today show he remains at a Surrey estate. A high police official warned him he would be deported if he delays his departure from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Body found in Swift Current railway yards
The unknown man, about 35, with light brown hair and a high moustache, was found face down between tracks near the baggage room in the Canadian Pacific Railway yards in Swift Current shortly after midnight. An inquest was ordered with a post mortem planned. a pair of spectacles and various labels and receipts were found on the body.
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Swift Current
Canadian Pacific Railway
Warren
St. Boniface Hospital
Mr. Kelly
McLichran
Lawrence H. Kelly
Radnor
Alberta
George M
Winnipeg
Houses Saved After Eagle Butte Well Fire
Emergency crews report the damage at Eagle Butte less severe than earlier feared. The engine room housing and derrick were destroyed, but the crew houses survived. Adjusters will arrive tomorrow to appraise losses.
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Eagle Butte
Capitalist closes deal for B.C. Electric Railway
London May 10 shareholders of the British Columbia Electric Railway reported by the company that Nesvitt Thompson Co and investor group including the Power Corporation of Canada Sir Herbert Holt Lord Rothermere J H Gundy Wood Gundy and Andrew Holt & Company have definitively accepted the preferred and deferred stock on previously announced terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Columbia Electric Railway
Nesvitt,Thompson & Co
The
Power Corporation of Canada
Herbert Holt
Hoyas Bank of Canada
Montreal
Lord Rothermere
Canadian and Foreign Power Corporation
J. H. Gundy
Wood Gundy & Company Limited
Toronto
Andrew Holt & Company
British Electric Railway Company
Lowenstein Leaves for Chicago in Private Monoplane
Captain Alfred Loewenstein a Belgian financier took off from Lindbergh Field in his private monoplane for Chicago at 5 30 this morning. He traveled with Captain Drew the pilot a secretary a valet a merchant and a maid. His Belgian police dog Yucko was aboard. Mrs Loewenstein and other friends traveled separately by special car.
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Ottawa
Alfred Loewenstein
Lindbergh Field
Chicago
Donald ‘Drew
Yucko
Loewenstein
America
Probs Falr and Quite Cool Temperature Note
Anomalous forecast fragment notes a cold streak and cool conditions with a reported temperature figure around 613 42, reflecting garbled OCR text. The readable bits imply a weather note but lack clear location or date.
Bremen Flight Plans From Greenly Quebec
May 10 official word that the trans Atlantic monoplane Bremen would depart from Greenlys land was given by Robert Cannon head of the Canadian Transcontinental Airways. The damaged craft after an east to west crossing has been repaired and is ready to depart at any time with Captain Koehi Baron Yen Huenfehl and Major James Pitaranree.
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Quebec
Bremen
Greenlysland
Robert Cannon
Canadian Transcortinental Airways
Koehi
Baron Yen
Huenfehl
James ‘Pitaranree
James Ewart Appointed Manager at Glasgow House
At a directors meeting on May 9, James Ewart was named manager of the Glasgow House Limited store, succeeding James Belk who has led the store for five years and remains president of the fire company. Ewart, regarded as a top Western Canadian retail manager, has begun duties and aims to win public patronage.
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Glasgow ‘House Limited
James Ewart
Glasgow House
James Belk
Fire’ Company
Glasgow House Limited
Ewart
Western
Canada
West Opposes More Immigrants Says Eastern MPs
Ottawa May 9 The immigration inquiry reveals Western MPs wary of increasing population arguing more settlers would boost production and intensify competition. Eastern members cite a telegram from John A Stoneman of the United Farmers of Canada Saskatoon urging against more immigration until settlers are assimilated. The committee nears completion and will weigh findings next week as debate continues.
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Ottawa
M.P
John A. Stoneman
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatoon
Narlament
Immigration Committee
Weather Report from Winnipeg May 10
The weather is fair and cool over the Western Provinces and comparatively mild in the East.
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Winnipeg
Dominion Securities acquires P Burns & Co in Calgary
The Dominion Securities Corporation Ltd. buys all assets of P Burns & Co Ltd Calgary in a deal reported at over 15 million dollars. A L Fullerton announces the executive remains, with continued leadership by P Burns and J Burns guiding company affairs. Capital reorg under way as Western Canada enters a new prosperity era.
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Toronto
Dominion Securities Corporation Ltd
P. Burns & Co., Ltd
Calgary
A. L. Fullerton
Dominion Securities Corporation
Canada
Dominion
P. Burns
W. J. Blake Wilson
John Burns
P. Burns & Company
Canadian West
British Isles
Europe
West Indies
Orient
P. Burns and Company, Ltd
P. Burns & Co., Limited
Dominion Securities Corporation, Limited
Chamberlain welcomes Kellogg proposal for world peace
Sir Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain warmly welcomes the Kellogg outlawry of war proposal. He expressed hope the initiative would be successfully concluded and contribute to lasting international peace.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
Clearing house weekly returns data drift and totals
This week’s clearing house receipts amount to 453 852 dollars, last week’s come to 495 770 dollars, and this week last year stood at 246 122 dollars. The figures show weekly performance with year over year context.
The Day in Parliament Brief
Ottawa today reports that the Senate will sit and the Commons will proceed with estimates. Yesterday the Senate debated government amendments to the Immigration Act on deportation for sedition. The Commons passed a third reading on Naturalization Act amendments after a six month halt was defeated. Third reading awarded to the BHI amalgamating DSC R and Health. Six private bills also received third readings.
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Ottawa
Senate
Holst
BHI
D.S.C.R
Health
Trade totals show rise in Canadian imports and exports
Fragmentary OCR shows figures for trade with Canada and other countries. Exports and imports are listed for months ended March, with totals around 2.85 billion for exports and 34.6 million for a prior period, plus various regional figures and foreign trade data.
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Canadnhr
Daouth
Former Hatter Eyes Mining Venture in British Columbia
George Frederick West of Abbotsford B C visiting his daughter in Calgary on business related to the Director Gold Mining Company of which he is secretary and A C Ward managing director. The Emancipation Mine 16 miles east of Hope on the Kettle Valley Railway shows over one thousand feet of tunnel and ore milling ready for years of operation. The mine is equipped with tramline dump cars drilling machines and a conveyor. a 60 ton ball mill and diesel engine are pending delivery and expected within six months. An extract from the Western Canada Mining News reports a favorable examination by F J Crossland and strong stockholder optimism.
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George Frederick West
Abbotsford
B.C
Tom Robinson
Western Canada Mining News
F. J. Crossland
Wheat prices slip on Chicago selling pressure
Heavy professional selling on the Chicago market sparks a broad decline in wheat. Southern markets show weakness with a six cent drop, while local quotations fall about three and a quarter cents. The US crop report yields mixed reaction, and lower Liverpool closes reinforce the cautious mood. Moderate spreading activity adds to pressure on the weakened market.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
United States
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de Amsterdammer
Holland
Prince Carol
England
B.C. Bly
Electric Line
Lowenstein
Temp
NEW Manger
Glas&e
J. A. Stoneham
Max Min
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