Premier King Receives Warm Edmonton Reception
Premier King drew a giant crowd in Edmonton with two packed halls at Pantages Theatre and First Presbyterian Church. He discussed Peace River development as the immigration spearhead and criticized Meighen on railway amalgamation while a large audience heard the speech via amplifier and direct wire.
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Kellinton
Oeil
Canada
Pantages Theatre
Mr. Kings
Athe Bie Auditorian
First Presbyterian Chiveh
Pantages
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Charles Stewart
Ro Mitchell
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Meighen
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Canadian National Railways
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Fage Five
Greek political turmoil stalls Papanastasion trial
An Athens dispatch says the trial of former Premier Papanastasion was canceled with no reason given. Reports claim charges relate to issuing a proclamation against the government of Premier Kangalos. Other despatches note a proclaimed state of siege and a push for newspaper censorship to curb political leaders.
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Athens
Oet
Papanastasion
Kangalos
London
Oel
Daily Telegraph
Fanialas
Paris
Qet
Pangalos Rovernment
Greece
Jewelry store robbed at gunpoint in Manhattan
Five well dressed men entered John Linnear’s jewelry shop in downtown Manhattan at closing time. They forced five clerks and a worker into a back room at gunpoint and escaped with jewelry valued between $60 000 and $250 000. The heist marks a large stretch of robberies totaling nearly $200 000 in four hours.
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New York
Oet
John Linnear
Manhallan
Alinear
KIWANIANS HEAR DR J W ROBERTSON ADDRESS
Dr J W Robertson LL C CALC spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the weekly luncheon on the Quality of Life and Living. The talk was timely for parents and he urged attendance at tonight’s city hall address supporting the Red Cross and Boy Scouts.
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Kn. OW. Robertson
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CALC
Ontario Farmer Has Hard Time Keeping Goods
Milton Ont Saturday night Blake Hulme a farmer bought groceries in town placed them in his auto and went to have laundry done returns to find groceries stolen. He bought a second batch but thieves returned and took the groceries again after a third trip he guarded the goods until leaving for home. Earlier thieves stole his prize chickens.
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Milton
Migle Blake Hulme
Tiim
Touto
Prices Advance in United States Grain Market
In Winnipesaukee area trading led to gains across grain futures Oct and May contracts. Corn and coarse grains rose with short covering and buying by local and eastern interests. oats and barley saw active export interest while cash grains were largely steady. Flax saw investment buying amid modest wheat demand and light offerings.
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British Airship R33 Flies Again After Repairs
Great Britain's airship R33 returns to flight on its first trip since repairs after the April gale tore it from a mooring mast. The craft received a new nose and about sixty feet of forward framing, with a plan for a 24 hour flight from Pulham amid calm weather. Radio contact remained with Pulham during the night as it headed over the Thames.
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London
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Great Britain
Rene
Northea
Pulham
Putham
Anowth
Thames
Neuritis Strikes Opposition Leader in Vancouver
Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen arrived in Vancouver after a bout of neuritis interrupted his rest. He stayed in his car as the boat for Vancouver Island departed at 10 p m, due to his indisposition delaying boardings.
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Vancouver
Arthur Meigehen
Meighem
Vancouver Island
Hicar
Nata Mo
Wheat Inspections Reach 2416 Cars Yesterday
Winnipeg reports wheat inspections totalled 2416 cars on October 5 2120 contract grade with coarse grains at 206 cars.
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Winnipeg
Massey admits error on 1924 budget impact
Toronto notes Hon. Vincent Massey speaks at Ebenezer on Implement Manufacturers attitudes. He says his earlier belief that the budget would harm the industry was proven wrong by study and experience and acknowledges his mistaken stance. He adds consistency can become dishonesty of mind.
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Toronto
Ebenezer
Vincent Massey
King
World Series Opens Tomorrow in Pittsburg
The News will bulletin play by play from the game between Pittsburg and Washington starting at 2 p m eastern time. The first inning updates should arrive about 1 p m and readers unable to visit can phone 2028 for updates.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Five prisoners escape from Manitoba provincial jail
Five inmates fled the Manitoba Provincial Jail early today after overpowering a jailer and escaping with two guards gagged and restrained. One escapee, Labouchuk, was armed, and authorities pursue across Winnipeg area as other inmates facing trials are listed among those involved. A separate daring robbery occurred at a general store with $1100 in cash taken.
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Witthipes
John Stanin
John Penny
Alex
Sehwpeniuk
Weldim
Utaweod
Mga
C. Labodiuk
St. Boniaes
Archie Melvengaie
Kell
Amd
ALCT
Ulake
Vin
Labouchuk
Mauri
Destieder
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Winniper
Thes
Carpenter Falls To Death At Pew Mill
Charles W. Kis, 58, a carpenter and former Saskatoon resident, slipped and died while working at a pew mill under construction here yesterday. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Victoria
BCL
Cotte
Pew
Charles W. Kis
Saskatoon
Drive Against Crime in New York Marked by Murders and Robberies
New York reports a spike in crime as the drive against crime follows the inauguration. Gang violence leaves two dead and another wounded amid a pistol battle with police. Jewelry shop robbers escape with 75000 in gems. ten days total theft tops one million. Prohibition agents detained after a fatal bootlegging dispute. Police pursue suspects in multiple street incidents.
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New York
Dr James W Robertson Speaks At City Hall Tonight
Dr James W Robertson Eld CLG educationist and agriculture expert speaks at City Hall tonight on Red Cross work as chair of the Central Council. He is Commissioner of Scouthie and will discuss Boy Scouts with Mrs Waagen Provincial Red Cross Secretary accompanying him.
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James W. Robertson
Red Cross
Central Council
Robertson
Scouthie
Waagen
Distress Signals Reported From Steamship Vernosa Off Fort Stevens
The Navy radio station reports the steamship Vernosa sending distress signals. Location given as 14 degrees from Fort Stevens and 174 degrees from Padhenna Point. The nature of the trouble was not announced. A rescue cutter Hear is being dispatched.
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Seatties Wash
Navy
Vernosa
Fort Stevens
Padhena Point
Coust
Stresemann Reported Indisposed in Locarno Session
In Locarno Switzerland rumors spread that German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann was poisoned by political enemies rather than ill from climate induced fever. His aides deny the claims and note he brought his own cook from Berlin and food is scrutinized. Stresemann attends the Security Conference despite health issues blamed on overwork since the Weimar talks.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Vearno
Gustave Stresemink
Wilsening
Stresenann
Berlin
Stresmann
Weimar
Fruit Combine Case Adjourned Until Thursday
In Vancouver on October 1 the fruit combine prosecution against 42 firms and 11 individuals was adjourned in the assize court before Justice TD Macdonald. The defense sought the delay and the motion was granted with crown approval. No pleas were entered.
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Assize Court
AL Macdonald
S. Davis
B.C
J. G. MecRuer
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