Blue Birds Meet at 1147 Eleventh Street Tonight
Miss Helen Morrison invites the Blue Birds to her home at 1147 Eleventh Street tonight at 7 20 for a meeting. Westminster Church Ladies Aid plans their annual sale tomorrow in Orange Hall on Third Street with home sewing items, knitted garments, home cooking, and afternoon tea.
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Helen Morrison
C. G . T. Growp
Eleventh Street
Ladies’ Aid of
Westminster Church
Orange Hall
Third Street
Opening tonight for commercial class at Toronto Street School
Weather delays cause sports and events to shift. Con huiught School field sports postponed to Wednesday. G I T Barnabas Group and Holy Trinity Girls Guild adjust schedules. Members invited to Park Hall for operetta preparations with two class sessions tomorrow.
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Lomaghy
Conhuiught
Communion Service at Memorial United Church
Pre Communion service to be held this evening at eight o'clock in Memorial United Church. New members will be received. It is hoped the entire membership will attend. Mothers of children at Karl Kitchener School are reminded of the meeting at Toronto Street School tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Cts
Memorial United Church
Arl Kitchener School
Toronto Street School
Bible Society Opens Annual Canvass With Local District Lists
The Canadian Bible Society canvass begins with district by district collectors listed from First Street to Riverdale. Officers elected include President Rev J W Morrow and Secretary G M Goddard, with Riverside as treasurer Mrs A kindly reception requested for volunteers and a special offering for the 400th Tindale Anniversary.
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Canadian Bible Society
First
J. Morrow
Divisions Ave
Lierlein
Fourth
B. F Sunch
Fifth
Division Avenue
Milton
Aberdeen
Belfast
J. Benson
Cambridge
Dundee
J. McEwen
Geddes
McArthur
McEwen
HS. Robison
S.W
Mirs
A. Richardson
South Railway
Colnobie Ave
Tenth St
Gideon
Elizabeth St
Ogilvie Mill
Pollit
Anderton
C.D. Dickinson
G. M. Goddard
J. W. Morrow
Beusey
C. D. Dickinson
Film and
Bridge Streets
M.A. Lil.b
Riverside
Dickinson
Tindale
Park Hall Saturday Night Dancers Invite The News Wanted
Park Hall hosts a Saturday night dance inviting readers to join the event. Columaus promotes the gathering and the opportunity to enjoy music and social dancing with attendees urged to attend.
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Park Hall
Detective Reid's Quick Capture of Robbers
In Lethbridge on October 2 detectives from the A P P tracked two burglars John Chance and George Hanlon to a straw stack near Carmangay and arrested them within twelve hours of the crime. Hanlon received two years less a day while Chance got three years in Prince Albert penitentiary. The capture credited to Detective Reid and Constable Wilson after a mud and snow trail led to the straw pile. The men stole clothing valued about 100 dollars and a revolver, and had traveled from Vancouver to Carmangay to work harvest.
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Lethbridge
Taylor
Carmangay
Vie Slueth
A.P.P
John Chance
George Hanlon
Hamilton
Hanlon
Chance
Prince Albert
Reid
Wilson
Ap.p
Dwyer
John Z. Reid
Davidson
Calgary
Vulcan
Car
Vancouver
Birthday Forecast for October 3 18
The forecast notes a generally quiet day with surprises and possible travel or new ventures. Saturn’s influence suggests slow cautious progress, with a studious, introspective child likely to excel in working with others and possibly drawn to occult interests.
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Mint
Hockey Notes Track Players to Duluth and Ottawa
Clarence Reddick, longtime defenseman with Blairmore and numerous Calgary teams, heads to Duluth to join Herbie Lewis and Johnny Lucks for the coming season. Butch Keeling of the Owen Sound Greys is expected to join London seniors in the OHA race. Eddie Poulin may stay in Calgary and handle the Canadians if he stays, with possible winter plans elsewhere. T. H. Hutchard, Winnipeg grain trade leader, has died.
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Clarence Reddick
Husky
Blairmore
Calgary
Duluth
Minn
Herbie Lewis
Johnny
Reddick
Vancouver
Butch” Keeling
Owen Sound Greys
London
Eddie Poulin
Florida
Tinmnana
Mex
Tokio Floods Submerge 42000 Homes Across Area
Details from Yokohama and Yokosuka list twenty and six deaths from landslides during the great rain storm. Fifty houses were destroyed and rail lines washed away. In Tokyo 42000 houses were submerged by flood waters.
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Yokio
Yokohama
Yokosuka
Tokio
Fusion and Woods debate industrial group independence
A letter from Blngville Alta critiques the Group Doctrine. It argues that absolute independence of industrial groups conflicts with life, noting cooperation in production and the need for political representation by economic groups to address Canada's economic election issues. The letter emphasizes private ownership, wealth concentration, and two economic classes.
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Fusion and Woods
Blngville
Alta
H. W. Wood
Lethbridge
Wood
Canada
Albuo
Lfe
Canada Election Urges Western Industrial Action
Carl Axelson from Bingville urges Western Canadians to start industrial and political action to control resources and utilities for all people, not a privileged few, and to make the election the beginning of this effort.
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West
Canada
Carl Axelson
Bingville
Alla
Committed for Trial in Winnipeg Coal Case
Fred de Sleyes, manager of the Canadian Coal Sale Company, Ltd., was committed for trial on a fraud charge related to supplying coal to the local military barracks. Magistrate R. M. Noble ordered the commitment in the provincial police court this morning.
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Winnipeg
Fred de Sleyes
Canadian Coal Sale Company, Ltd
R. M. Noble
Milligan Defeats Schlaiffer in Ten Round Decision
Tommy Milligan of Scotland, British welterweight and middleweight champion, won a ten round judges decision over Morrie Schlaiffer of Omaha at Queensboro Stadium in New York. Milligan weighed 153, Schlaiffer 155.
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New York
Tommy Milligan
Scotland
Morrie Schlaiffer
Omaha
Queensboro Stadium
Milligan
Schlaiffer
City Revision Court Sits At City Hall
The Court of Revision will sit to review voters lists in the council chamber at City Hall next Monday from 7 30 to 8 p m. The session aims to correct and certify eligible voters ahead of the upcoming election.
Peppy on Male Attire at Chicago Fashion Show
A Chicago fashion show under clothing manufacturers hints at spring trends with 2 suspenders replacing belts and waistcoats doubling as double breasted with lapels. Men may adopt brighter colors and Scotch plaids, while some feminine prerogatives appear in attire changes.
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Chicago
Vet
La Follette Jr Won Senate Seat but Not Republican Standing
Robert M. La Follette Jr. was elected United States senator from Wisconsin to succeed his father. Indiana Senator James S. Watson said La Follette will not be recognized as a Republican senator nor receive a seat on the Interstate Commerce Committee. He criticized the La Follette campaign for denouncing President Coolidge and the Republican Party.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Rtobert M. la Follette Jr
United States
Wisconsin
Inter- State Commerce Committee
James S. Watson
Indiana
Tom
Coolidge
Republican Party
Senate
Harvester Drowns After Car Flips On Grade North Of Wilkie
A Detroit harvester named Fouchet was drowned when the car carrying four harvesters went over a grade a mile north of Wilkie Saskatchewan in four feet of water early this morning. The other three harvesters survived.
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Wilkie, Sask
Harvester
Detroit
Fouchet
Here
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