Final Locarno Security Pact Hopes Rise At Locarno Talks
Locarno Switzerland October 14 optimism grows that a European security pact may take effect soon with France seeking guarantees for Poland and Eastern allies. British Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain and Sir Cecil Hurst assist delegates as talks address Polish corridor, Rhine security, and mutual League guarantees toward a watershed agreement.
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France
Europe
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Zeehoovakia
Austen Chamberlain
Cecil Hurst
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Hacked wife slain in Jersey City apartment tragedy
Jersey City police report George H. Winters 22 killed his 21 year old wife with a carving knife at 4 AM then stabbed himself in the chest. He and the baby, Conrad Williams, stood in shock as officers arrived outside the locked apartment. The wife had just returned from a roadhouse with a man, per authorities. The man is reported to be in danger of dying at City Hospital.
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N.J
George H. Winters
City
Winters
Conrad Williams
Constable Craig Arrests Taber Warrant Fugitive
Patrick Barr, accused of robbing a man at the Taber hotel yesterday, was located and arrested by Constable Craig this morning. Barr initially denied the warrant but confessed at the A.P.P. station and will be taken back to Taber on tonight's train.
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Chum
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A.P.P
Barr
Junior Red Cross seeks school presence in public schools
A delegation including Mayor Huckvale and two nurses asked the School Board to organize a Junior Red Cross in city public schools. Alberta Red Cross leaders urged the move citing health benefits and student self management under teacher guidance. The board referred the proposal to the teachera and management committee for report at the next meeting.
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Huckvale
Smith
Davidson
Lethbridge School Board
Red Cross
Teachera ‘and Management Committee
Conservatives nominate in St Antone division pick
Montreal October 18 Prime Conservative delegates nominated General E McCuaig as a candidate in St Antone division. Another Conservative, L G Bell, is in the field. The general refused to run if Bell stayed in the race and Bell refused to retire.
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St. Antone Division
E. McCuaig
L. G. Bell
Bell
Ball
Liberal Mass Meeting Set at Empress Theatre
A Liberal mass meeting is planned at the Empress Theatre on Tuesday October 27 with Dr F W Gershaw and D. J Deachman as speakers. Gershaw supporters will hold meetings at Elm Street School October 26 and at the High School October 28. Conservative candidate G M Blackstock will appear at Elm Street School October 15 Riverside School October 20 Community Hall October 23 Empress Theatre October 26 High School October 27 Elm Street School October 25. No meetings yet announced for H C McDaniels with roome in the old Princess Cafe open tonight.
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F. W. Gershaw
J. Deachman
Moose Jaw Woman Arrested On Train
Mrs. Ethel McGregor aged 22 deserted her child in Moose Jaw and was traveling west on Train No 3. Chief Taylor chased the last car, arrested her and D Edwards aged 45 who was with her. They were taken to this city after Redcliff and Medicine Hat transfers and await escort back to Moose Jaw.
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Ethel McGregor
Moose Jaw
Taylor
Manse Jaw
Fought Fire in Thick Fog at Seattle
A heavy fog shrouded Seattle as a 200000 blaze raged, injuring three crews and causing major losses to the Seelbach Paper Company and nearby firms. Firemen battled near the building in near blackout, and Oscar Van Notingham was struck by a heavy bale of paper and sent to hospital for X rays.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Seelbach Paper Company
Oscar van Notingham
Winnipeg woman rescued after entering Red River
Mrs NetHe Smith of Winnipeg walked into the Red River on October 14 and, after reconsidering, screamed for help. Two men plucked her from the water before she could be swept away.
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Winnipeg
NetHe Smith
Red River
Ten Italian Cardinals to Attend Chicago Eucharistic Conference
Rome reports ten Italian cardinals will attend the eucharistic conference in Chicago next June. Cardinal Giovanni Bonzano, former apostolic delegate to the United States, is seen as a likely papal legate for the event, which local observers deem unusually important.
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Rome
Italy
Chicago
Giovanni Bonzano
Apostolic
United States
Wheat Market Under Pressure in Winnipeg Trading
Wheat prices fell in Winnipeg with October closing down 21 8 to 265 8, May leading the decline as weather and weak export demand weighed on the market. Opening prices held firm with some buying in New York but later demand vanished and prices slumped. The English market remained steady, Australia reported good crop conditions, and rye and coal grain also eased while barley edged up slightly. Cash markets were featureless and prices lower overall.
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Winnipeg
Prairie
New York
Australia
King predicts Liberal majority from western provinces and Ontario
Premier King addressed a North Bay audience claiming Liberals will gain a larger vote in British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and northern Ontario than in the last election. He urged for a strong majority to push senate reform and criticized Meighen's protectionist policy while advocating wider markets and cautious rail policy.
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King
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Canada
Public official linked to six thousand shortage case
Inlifas Oct. 14. Information laid and a warrant issued against B. Melos former Nova Scotia Secretary of Industries and Immigration for about 6600 in shortages from non collected land instalments and advances to settlers. Attorney General Douglas stated details.
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Nova Scotia
World Series delay as rain tests Pittsburgh crowd and field
At Forbes Field Harris and McKechnie urged immediate postponement as rain and a growing quagmire halted the final World Series game. Commissioner Landis hesitated before delaying, with plans to resume if conditions improve, otherwise postpone to tomorrow.
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lLandis
Wntil
Death of John Green Former Civil War Hostler Found in Maryland
John Green a former Civil War era hostler for General Stonewall Jackson was found dead at his home in Williamport Maryland. He was born in Virginia and was believed to be in his late sixties.
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Green
Virginia
Veteran Captain Bernier Seeks Retirement After Arctic Voyage
Captain E. Bernier, 74, veteran explorer and commander of the Canadian government auxiliary schooner Arctic, told reporters he hopes for a pension as he plans to retire. He recently returned from northern waters after an voyage to Ottaway. he suffered a bruise when struck by a swing but remains energetic.
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Aretie
Manitoba Police Use Bloodhounds to Track Escaped Man
Authorities aided by bloodhounds pursue Archie Mackenzie and three other desperados who escaped October 6 from the provincial jail. They are moving west through the Oakville district of Manitoba with reports of a mud covered, beard-stubbled man seeking clothing at a homestead last Monday morning.
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Qet
Archie Mackenzie
Oakville
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William Anderson
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Creek
Nea
Oakvilde
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Mentelity
Alberta Coal Treatment Could Surpass Anthracite
Calgary reports extensive tests on new coal treatment and carbonization funded by the federal Mines Department. Liberal candidate W M Davidson says a British process removes moisture, yielding coal cheaper than anthracite with useful by products, potentially sparking Calgary industry growth.
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Calgary
Institute of Technology
Federal
Department of Mines
W. M. Davidson
Jo. As
Balmoral
Ontario
Capt
JT. Shaw
West Calgary
Agr
Davidson
Charles Stewart
Whg
Alberta
Ultraviolet Sun Fades Women's Stockings Says Laundry Chief
Chicago, Oct. 18. George Ho Johnson, director of the Textile department of the Laundry Owners' National Association, warned at the laundry owners convention that ultraviolet rays rapidly fade dyes in women's stockings as he noted shorter hemlines increase sun exposure.
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Chicago
George Ho Johnson
Tesearcs
Laundry Owners’ National Association
Laundry Owners
Youthful rider fined for sidewalk cycling in police court
Chris Whunta a youthful bicycle rider was fined the costs of the court at the police court this morning for riding his wheel on the sidewalk.
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Chris Whunta
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