Lloyd George says U.S. war sacrifices unequal to Europe
Premier Lloyd George speaking in Llandudno Wales argues that American sacrifices in World War I were crucial but not comparable to European nations. He states the U.S. entered late, aided decisively, but lacked time for full sacrifices, while European belligerents formed coalitions to save nations.
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Wales
Lloyd George
America
Germany
Great Britain
U.S.A
United States
Europe
Dodgers Edge Indians In World Series Outlook
New York Oct The Brooklyn Dodgers hold a 2 1 edge over the Cleveland Indians in the series after three games. Brooklyn bats at .205 with 8d fielding while Cleveland hits .165 with a .982 fielding percentage. Speaker and the Indians remain confident the series will tilt even after tomorrow’s game as betting odds favor Brooklyn two to one.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Speaker
Sporting World
Cash
Enrollment Drive for Local Gym Seeks Strong Turnout
Rain kept many away as Morrisburg readers learned of gym enrollment, with classes to be formed and a deadline this weekend. Secretary’s office at 643 Kirst St urged all potential members to enroll Friday evening or Saturday afternoon to avoid delays. In other news, Rev Hugh Cameron resigns after forty two years in ministry, with much of his service spent in Morrisburg. The body of Lena Montray, missing since Sept 12, washed ashore in Hamilton.
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Morrisburg
Hugh Cameron
Lena Montray
Hamilton
Free Navy League Film At Monarch Theatre For Madyelnne Hat Children
A morning program tomorrow at the Monarch Theatre will show the Navy League film It is for Liberty. Manager Finlay arranges the free admission for all school children of Madyelnne Hat, with the screening starting at ten o'clock.
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Monarch Theatre
Finlay
Navy League
Liberty
Civilians Bomb Military Lorry In Cork Attack
Civilians bombed a passing military lorry on Barrack Street in Cork this morning. One soldier died and three were seriously wounded. Two soldiers aboard escaped injury and fired on the attackers. Two men and a woman were shot in the legs as crowds gathered for work. Calgary council backs eight hour day for domestic workers and urges caution in selecting girls for Canada.
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Cork
Oct. S
Barrack Street
Calgary
Qet
Canada
Dublin Dock Board Defers Vote on Cork Resolution
The Dublin port and dock board chairman refused to put to a vote a Cork industrial development association resolution condemning Britain for prohibiting east bound US passenger vessels to Cork harbor. He ruled the document included political references outside the board’s scope and not related to dock matters.
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Cork
Dublin
United States
Market Prices Today Reflect Low Food Costs Across Staples
Prices at the market today show eggs at 7 cents a dozen and butter at 65 cents per pound. Beef starts at 10 cents per pound, mutton 25 cents, veal 13 cents, pork 25 cents for two pounds. Vegetables run eight pounds for 25 cents with parsnips six pounds for 25 cents and onions at 25 cents per pound. Cauliflowers go 10 to 15 cents a head, and potatoes are eight pounds for 25 cents or $2.00 a bushel.
Motorman Severely Injured In Lincoln Street Collision
In New York on October day physicians, aided by a flickering lantern, amputated Henry Helms right leg to free him from tangled street car wreckage after a collision that injured twenty others. Helms, pinned beneath the car, urged removal without anesthesia to save time. his left leg was later removed at the hospital due to extensive damage.
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New York
Henry Helms
Helms
Wis
Ontario mining firms plan coal venture in Alberta
Two Ontario mining companies will buy the Blue Diamond Coal Mines and take an option on the Canadian coal fields about 200 miles west of Edmonton after permission granted yesterday. McIntyre and Porcupine Mines Ltd. along with Temiskaming Mining Company will switch from gold and silver to coal mining in Alberta.
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Blue Diamond
Toronto
Oct
Ontario
Alberta
McIntyre
Porcupine Mines
Itd
Temiskaming Mining Company
Blue Diamond Coal
Edmonton
Weather forecast notes for western Canada
Weather over past 24 hours shows warm spell in the west and cooling with rain in parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta. Forecast calls for Alberta to be mostly late and cool today and on Saturday.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Veces
Calgary
Eas Patel
Medicine Hat
Winnipes
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Medicine Hat Plans New Chamber of Commerce Leader
The Campaign Executive Committee in Medicine Hat elected A Belcher as chairman and announced a move toward forming a modern civic commercial organization. The group will use the title Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce to reflect its aims and appoints Belcher to steer the effort from the Board of Trade Building headquarters.
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Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat
Chamber of Commerce
Campaign
Board of Trade
Arthur Belcher
Page
Lord Mayor Mae Sweeney Endures Hunger Strike
London Oct 4 Lord Mayor Mae Sweeney of Cork shows slight improvement after a better night in Brixton prison according to an Irish Self-Determination League bulletin. Relatives report Alavor MacSweeney weaker and exhausted as Mae Sweeney struggles to speak or whisper.
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London
MaeSweeney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self- Determination League
Alavor MacSweeney
Eleven Quarts Peaches Go For Fifteen Cents
Ontario peaches were on sale today at a low price in years with an eleven quart basket selling for fifteen cents in Montreal Ontario.
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Ontario
Montreal
Oet. S.- Ontario
City Hall Meeting Tonight With Hon Mackenzie King Visit
A meeting is scheduled at city hall tonight starting at an unspecified time. Plans are being made for the entertainment of the Hon Mackenzie King and party, who will arrive in Medleient early morning on October 2nd.
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Mackenzie King
Patty
Medleient
Non
Britain Threatens Action Over Soldier Prisoner Release
London reports Britain will take action if Soviet Russia does not release British prisoners by October 10. Leonid Krassin responds for the Bolshevik regime with a promise to fulfill Britain’s terms under the July bargain for mutual prisoner releases and the cessation of hostilities.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
The
Herald
Leonid Krassin
Dutch City Enacts Air Traffic Rule Over Flights
The Hague enacts ordinance requiring continental airliners to fly above 500 feet over the city to prevent danger as increased air traffic grows across Holland.
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The
Hague
Holland
Smillie Urges Acceptance of Government Proposal
London report says Robert Smillie urged coal workers to accept the government proposal as a temporary measure, relieving the coal crisis somewhat after a black week. The stance targets a datum line for now, with ongoing follow up to come.
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Robert Smillie
London
Canadian Associated Press
Ngland
Government Candidate Fred Wise Elected in Ontario Byelection
Fred Wise of the coalition unionist party won the Ontario byelection at Ufora following Sir Peter Griges's death. Polls held September 25 showed Wise with 14,012 votes, Joseph Wing labor 6,577, and J. Thompson liberal 6,415.
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Fred Wise
J. King
J. Thompson
London
Ufora
Peter Griges
Joseph Wing
Gas Rationing Warning Cuts Heating Gas in Hamilton
In Hamilton on October 8, the National Gas and Fuel Company orders gas reserved for cooking and lighting first. It warns manufacturers that gas for heating will be cut off without further notice if not heeded. Public eateries must receive priority after homes.
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Hamilton
National Gas & Fuel Company
Cabinet sends railway rate case back for study
Ottawa reports that the cabinet returns the railway board’s rate decision for further study of defined features. It notes the board must set fair rates considering wages, costs, and competition, and warns advisers should not substitute their judgments on facts. The order may be corrected and referred back to the board.
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Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Railway Board
Railway Commission
Board of Railway Eommissioners
Committee of the Privy Council
Canadian National Railway System
Leney
Meighen Plans Western Tour Beginning Monday
Premier Meighen will start a western tour Monday with over thirty meetings. The trip may reach Prince Rupert, visiting key prairie and British Columbia centres. James Calder joins the tour, signaling strong hopes for the new administration.
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Meighen
Prince Rupert
Prairies
British Columbia
C. Mewburn
James Calder
Calder
Tariff Commission
West
Sir Henry Drayton
Senator Robertson
Mrr
News Gym Fund Seeks Local Subscriptions for Youth Facilities
Citizens are urged to subscribe to The News gym fund to provide winter gymnastics facilities for city youth. Daily acknowledgments will record contributions already received from multiple firms and individuals, including Coolville Co, WGP, Lake of the Woods Milling, Assiniboia Music Co, and others totaling numerous dollars.
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Coolville Co
Lake of the Woods Milling Cie Slae En Esret
Assiniboia Music Co
Canada Western Steel Co
Ogilvie Milling Co
Hedley Shaw Milling Co
N.M. Waldo
Ratliff & Co
National Fruit Co
A. F. Andrews
Gas City
Ritchie, Patterson & Co
Taylor Bros
Hume Pingle
G. A. Turner
Harry Bell
A. F. LePage
Mrs. Drake
Brown-Davies, Ltd
T. Hutchinson Co., Ltd
Rosery Flower Co
Beaver
Beaver: Lumber Co
James Norrie
J. C. Beveridge
C. W. Rainbow
Hewitt & Black
A. B. Cook
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