Out Of London Meeting Hopes For Irish Settlement
London officials and Sinn Fein leaders prepared for a cabinet and Sinn Fein conference in London on October 1. Eamonn De Valera’s prompt acceptance of Lloyd George’s invitation signaled a conciliatory tone and the potential to resolve Ireland’s political crisis.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
London
Dublin
Great Britain
Sin Fein
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Record Chicken Supply for Jewish New Year
New York on October 1 reports a record influx of live chickens for the Jewish New Year. In six days 1,845,715 birds arrived from the west, weighing over 6,450,000 pounds with a wholesale value near 2 million dollars. consumer cost estimated at about 2.9 million.
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New York
Sungzet
Trading losses hit British Co op in tea and rubber venture
London reports reveal the Co-operative Wholesale Society incurred about £1,000,000 in losses from a subsidiary financed by English and Scottish societies to cultivate tea and rubber in India and Ceylon. The rubber earlier yielded profit, but later values fell sharply. The English society bears three fourths of the loss and the Scottish society one fourth.
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London
Can. Press
Co-operative Wholesale Society
India
Ceylon
Pugsley to resign Lieut Governor post in New Brunswick
The Standard reports Hon W M Pugsley will resign as Lieut Governor of New Brunswick and run as a Liberal candidate in Bengal NB. The Royal member H H McLean is named as the likely new Light Governor per the paper.
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St. John Standard
S J. John
N.B. Oet
The
Standard Today
W. M. Pugsley
New Brunswick
Bengal
Royal Nev Jy
H. H. McLean
Ther
Moors decisively beaten at Tisza
London dispatch from Madrid says the fighting at Tisza is the fiercest yet for the Spanish expeditionary force. About 15,000 Spaniards held the line to push through as Moors attempted to harass and surround the town, with Moor losses described as severe though their defeat appears clear.
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London
London Times
Madrid
Tisga
Tisza
Fingerprint Sweep Ordered in Glenview Village
Glenview village officials led by Edwin R. Stugen required every resident to give fingerprints at the village fire house in an effort to locate the killer of Fred Christensen, cashier at Glenview State Bank, shot last Saturday. About 250 residents live in the village.
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Chicago
Edwin R. Stugen
Glenview
Fred Christensen
Glenview State Bank
Ku Klux Klan Membership Figures Revealed in Probe
Cleveland reporters quote Charles W. Love of Indiana polis as grand goblin outlining Klan structure. He says about 700000 members in the United States, with secret rolls in Atlanta and charges on donations, with pay scales for local leaders and deference to authorities for violent incidents. Love agrees to produce local records tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Charles W. Love
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Misfors
Indiama
Kentucky
West Virginia
Stanton
Smith
Love
Chicago
Atlanta
Order
Stauten
Siminone Love
Kleagles
Kine Lieagle
Oo Brant Goblin
Luncheon Announces Franco Canadian Exhibition Train Officials
A large audience is assured for a Tuesday luncheon at the Assiniboie hotel with Franco Canadian exhibition train officials. Tickets are selling rapidly from committee members Messrs. C. A. Lore, George Preston, H. Baker, and W Conrad.
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Assiniboie
Messre
C. A. Lore
George Preston
H. Baker
W Conrad
New York Yankees Win AL Pennant in Doubleheader Thriller
New York Yankees defeat Philadelphia 8 to 3 to clinch the American League pennant in a game highlighted by a seven run rally after early back and forth scoring. Sullivan and Perkins pitched for the Phillies while Mays contributed for the Yankees.
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New York
New York Yankees
Philadstubis
Government to Aid Southern School Districts with Loans
Edmonton reports the government will loan funds to needy southern districts to keep schools open this winter. About three thousand children will attend thanks to a $160,000 program aiding teachers’ salaries, debentures, and transport with up to ninety percent advances in extreme cases.
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Edmonton
Perrin Baker
George Gorman
Gorman
Vans
Germain
Unemployed Organisation Forms 28 Units as Relief
The organisation of the unemployed 28 units of the O.B.U. was decided to officially represent relief for its members at the concluding session of the O.B.U. Convention held at Winnings.
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O.B.U
Winnings
Vermont Windstorm Sweeps Central Vermont
A strong windstorm swept through Central Vermont last evening, damaging hundreds of dollars in property and knocking out telephone and telegraph wires across a wide area. Towns including Hebone, Widalebury, Artfead, and Montpction reported outages, with crews scrambling to restore service. No fatalities were reported.
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Burlington
Thrones Central
Vermont
Artfead
Turks repulsed with enemy losses in Asta front
Nationalist forces attacking the Gateeds Pireat of ollegiate tion on Asta ater have been repu lsed by Greek troops. Greek authorities report the Tay front concentration has been broken up and losses extended to the Turks.
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Athens
Americans Report Harsh Russian Famine Conditions
Paris Sept. OU Frank Coates and A A Johnson of a five member relief commission to Russia arrived en route to Washington. They refused to detail their findings but said famine conditions were severe and contained tragically poor scenes including dead children in village streets. They praised Soviet treatment and said they faced no impediment travelling or attending meetings.
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Paris
Frank Coates
A. A. Johnson
Russia
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Administration
Todes
Washington
Cones
Mr. Johnson
Hoover
Coanes
In- Cher -Volza
Picked Up Alive Wire In Mistake
A worker at Rocklitveark, White, was cited after picking up a live wire mistaken for a field line. The incident occurred during a storm described as hurricane like, blowing a camp down and causing extensive damage.
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Otguea
White
Selo
Rocklitveark
Riots and Strike Lead to Large Damages Award
A violent clash linked to a union strike resulted in a verdict of about 210,000 in 1905 for property damage. The case lingered with ongoing interest and a required 90,000 settlement to finalize the verdict as advertisers run notices in The News.
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Chieta
Uis Sane
Cueva
Radiooad
Eit
Mount Moti
Election date set for December 7 in Brantford Ont
Brantford Expositor reports from unimpeachable authority that the federal election will be held on Wednesday December 7, not December 8 due to Conception Day holiday in Quebec. Ottawa notes writs will be issued soon and returning officers selected. exact date to be fixed in coming days, likely during the first week of December.
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Brantford
Ont
Brantford Expositor
Expositor
Ottawa
Quebec
Lloyd George May Not Attend Washington Conference
Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to return to London on October 6 for a Cabinet meeting. Britain's representation at the Washington Armaments Conference may be affected by Trelaids and unemployment, though officials say his absence would be brief and he remains eager to attend if possible.
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Lloyd George
Washington
Loneen
Oet. Fo
Londons
Gayiat
Coni
Great Britain
Sioux City burglar caught with trousers off in store raid
A Sioux City burglar identified as Nick Castellant was caught last night wearing only a union suit and silk hose while robbing a men’s furnishings store. He fled with $400 worth of clothes packed in two suitcases, halted by proprietor John Ixevill and newspaperman HE Cody.
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Sionx City
Iowe
Sioux City
Diate
Nick Castellant
John Ixevill
EL Cody
Federal agents trace liquor source in Arbuckle case
Federal investigators pursued new angles in the Arbuckle party liquor inquiry. A cache tied to the case, valued at about $100000, was sought near Princeton and believed to have been landed from Canada. A Vancouver liquor chain was linked to the St Francis hotel liquor flow.
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San Francisco
Lquor
St. Francis
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Princeton
Canada
Gober’s Grillon
Vancouver
Stay Proceedings Land Sales Under Tax Recovery Act
Edmonton reports that due to bad financial conditions and crop failures there will be a stay of all land sale proceedings under the Tax Recovery Act. The move affects 1920 procedures and is announced by R G Reid, Minister of Municipal Affairs.
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Edmonton
R G. Reid
Calgary gas price hearing aids Medicine Hat council says looks promising
The Medicine Hat city council praised Mayor Huckvare and officials Blackstock and Clow for attending the Calgary gas rate hearing before the Board of Public Utilities. They believe preserving the city gas field interests is promising and expect a favorable outcome. A sugar price cut announced by the British Columbia Sugar Refinery lowers sugar to 8.00 per hundred pounds.
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Huckvare
Messrs
Blackstock
Clow
Board of Public Utilities
Calgary
Medicine Hat
British Columbia
Vancouver
Captain E L Janney Sentenced To Two Years In Penitentiary
Captain E L Janney received a two year penitentiary term at Prince Albert after a provincial court trial. He argued that dishonored notes from the Mayquist street Union Bank Ottawa left him without guilty intent. The judge offered potential parole if his conduct in prison remains exemplary. Janney was brought from hospital by ambulance and carried on a stretcher as the verdict was read, with a police officer to accompany him to Prince Albert.
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Justice Tres
Prince Albert
Lis Lordship
Janney
Mayquist Street
Union Bank
Ottawa
Daungy
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Sis Agnes T. McPhall
Chysen
Sonihcual Grey
EIG
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Conres
Weod White
Rochillie Park School of Warfare
Whoels
TAY
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Volson
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