Optimism on Locarno Security Pact Nears Completion
Locarno talks in Switzerland show growing hope that a mutual guarantee security pact among France Britain Germany Poland Czechoslovakia may take effect soon. British Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain and French minister Briand signaled progress toward guarantees under the League covenant, with Poland seeking guarantees for its access to the sea and German eastern frontier issues unresolved.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Europe
Germany
France
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
Austen Chamberlain
Cecil Hurst
Chamberlain
Renee
Great Britain
Cacho
M. Briana
Loecarro
Locarro
Junior Red Cross Society May Be Organized In Public Schools
Delegation led by Mayor Huchvales and School Nurse Smith urged the school board to form a Junior Red Cross in city public schools the Arbercut Division backing the move. A second delegation sought permanent teaching status for a short term engagement, with a petition supporting the request. The board referred both matters to committees for report at the next meeting as attendance reports showed September enrollments and averages across city schools.
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Junior Red Cross Society
Lochbridee Sehool Board
Red Cross
Taor
Don
Juniior Med
Herdhets
R. H. Kent
Ro Ef. Kerr
J. Lorraine
Lee
Angus Baker
Petitdhon
Riverside
Bart Witchener
Sue
Connimeht
Montreal
Poronto
Pais
Teimasa
Alexandra
Pow
Attendance and Sick Days Across Connaught and Montreal Schools
The report records average attendance at 385.61 with days lost to sickness by staff. Lindsay of Connaught School shows 2 days, Malcolm 12 days, Scheffler at Montreal School 5 days, and M. Holmes of Mlm School 1 day.
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Ler
Towe
McCracken
Lindsay
Connaught
Malcolm
Scheffler
Montreal
M. Holmes
Mlm
Liberal Mass Meetings Set Across City Venues
Liberal events outline a rally at the Empress Theatre on October 27 with Dr. F W Gershaw and R de Peachman. Additional Gershaw support meetings are listed at Elm Street School October 26 and High School October 28. Conservative rallies span Elm Street School October 15 and October 28 at various venues including Rivende and Community Hall.
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Impress Theatre
F. W. Gershaw
R. de Peachman
Gershaw
Elm Street School
G. M Blackstock
Rivencde
Community Hall
Empress Theatre
Otober
Ehn Street
H. (. McDaniels
Princess Cafe
Long’s
Tragedy In Jersey City: Wife Slain By Carver In Apartment
Four Jersey City police officers arrived at the Winters apartment at 4 a.m. to find 21 year old Mrs. Winters dead from a butcher knife wound inflicted by her husband George H Winters. The 22 year old toll killer then shot himself in the heart and was taken to City Hospital where doctors predicted his death. The suspect's stepfather killed his own mother earlier, while the marriage companion reportedly returned from a roadhouse before the tragedy.
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Jersey City
Wieide
George H. Winters
City
Winters
Conrad Williams
Winte
Can
Reet
Woman Rescued After Jump At Red River
In Winnipeg on a day in October Mrs Nellie Smith walked into the Red River and then called for help after changing her mind. Two men rescued her from the water.
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Winnipeg
Nellie Smith
Red River
Roth Weil Retains Deep Drilling at Roth Neot Claim
For two years mining at the Roth Neot claim continues with a ten inch casing set to 1210 feet. Drillers still extend the twelve inch hole and a further lowering undercreaming was done today.
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Roth Neot
Sterton
Moose Jaw Woman Arrested On Train
Moose Jaw woman Mrs. fbel Metieger aged 25 deserted her child and rode Train No 5 west. Chief Taylor boarded the last car, found her with Dr Edwards 44, and arrested them. They were taken to Redcliff then to Moose Jaw by car and held for escort back to Moose Jaw.
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Fbel Metieger
Moose Jaw
Taylor
Wheat Market Decline As Prices Fall Across Grains
Wheat prices slipped today by about 2 15 to 2 58 amid better prairie weather and weak export demand. Opening prices were firmer with New York buyers, but demand waned and costs dropped. Rye and flax followed the trend with declines while oats and barley showed mixed or weaker movement across the board.
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Winniper
Odener
New York
Australia
Manitoba Police Use Bloodhounds to Track Escaped Man
Bloodhounds aid Manitoba police in tracing Archie Mackenzie and three companions who escaped from Proyin- Ghat jail on October 6. The fugitives reportedly moved west toward Oakville while residents reported a muddy, disheveled stranger seeking food at a homestead near Elim Creek.
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Manitoba
Winnipes. Och Jl
Archie Mackenzie
Proyin- Ghat
Oakville
Vrs
William Andersen
Elim
Oakwile
Centaiy Oteeming
Oairst
Alberta Coal Treatment Promises Cheaper Ontario Market
A Calgary report notes Alberta coal treatment methods may yield coal priced below anthracite for Ontario, with by products of value. MP Davideva and candidate Davidson spoke at Balmoral, noting ministerial promises to fund experiments in Alberta, though results were only half as successful as claimed and value remains uncertain.
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Calgary
Davideva
Piberal
Tee
Davideur
Wanda Royals
Ontario
Calears
Siew
West Salwary
Davidson
Cherles Stewar
Terior
Alberti Egally
Conservative party nominates Boo WeCunng in St Antoine race
Movtraak De BL 4 Conservae fixes convention in St. Antoine disision odast night nominating deciever Boo WeCunng as a candidate. Another Conservative candidate E06. Bell is in the field.
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Movtraak de BL
Conservae Fixe
St. Antoine
Disision
Death of General Stanewall Clackson Found in Williamsport Home
Fragmentary report notes General Stanewall Clackson died in his Williamsport home after Civil War service. The text also contains scattered lines about Abe pen, harvest fields, and employment ads, limiting reliable details.
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Lisgerstown
Sid
John Green Turner Shive
Hotler
Stanewall Clackson
Honme
Williamsport
Bear Berettreen
Virginke
King Sees Liberals Gaining in Western Provinces
Premier King told a North Bay audience that Liberals will win more seats in British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and northern Ontario than in the last election. He argued for senate reform and praised broader markets through trade deals while warning against protectionist shifts and railway burdens.
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North Bane
Premcier Wine
North Buy
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Carrrecetae
Meighen
Liza
Senate
Mer Ning
House of Commona
Liberal Party
King
Poeinnet
Wing
Australia
Public official faces no warrant over alleged 5000 shortage
Det. 04 Unfor mato reports no warrant issued against W. R B. Wesley former Nova Scotia Secretary of Industries and immigration. Attorney General J. Ponglas cites alleged 5000 shortage from non collected land purchase instalments and advances to settlers.
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Hallsas
Iaido
W. R B. Weley
Nova Scotia
Const. Craig Locates and Captures Fugitive
Patrick Bart, believed to be the robber sought by police, was arrested this morning after Constable Craig traced and located the suspect. He was taken to the AUT station and will be returned to Taherom tonight.
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Patrick Bart
Conet. Crade
AVP
Berroa
Taherom Tonighestin
Canada News Briefs Chronicle Losses and Accidents
Winnipeg reports the drowning of Danish youth F. C. Larsen while fishing near Minaki as rescue efforts were hampered by a strong current. Sydney capsizing claims Walter Whiddy and Morris Williams beneath Kypsnan ore on a conveyor pit job. Montreal details include Able Edstein fatally injured by a track and Nazaire Geilins dying after a street car fall. A youth mission group sails for Midberta to study agriculture. A nurse recounts a scalding bath incident involving Josephine Lecare and Donald Simpson, with a coroner noting the baby died from shock.
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Winnipeg
Man
F.C. Larsen
Mlnaki
Cranoe
Sydney
N.S
Walter Whiddy
Morris Williams
Winnipes
Oct. U
Josephine Lecare
the Good Shepherd
Donald Simpson
Boris
FOG SHROUDS SEATTLE BLAZE HURTS THREE FIREMEN
In thick fog near Paget Sound Seattle a $200000 fire at a paper plant wounded three firefighters. Firemen struggled to see walls as a weighty bale of paper fell on Oscar Van Notingham, who was taken for X rays.
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Seattle
Paget Sound
Seebach Paper Company
Welg
Oscar van Notingham
Veteran explorer Captain Bernier seeks retirement at 74
Captain J. E. Bernier, commander of the Arctic auxiliary schooner Arette, urged a government pension as he nears retirement after returning from a northern voyage. He spoke to newspaper men about his long career and a recent accident off Greenland. The Arctic voyage may be his final command.
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Quebec
J. E. Bernier
Arette
Bernier
Utteve
Greenland
Arctic
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Medeher
Pacific Coast
Stevens
Vic McGeer
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Dendnion Railway Board
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Afaricer
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Pandora Violet Bess
Derbers de Pareal
Dla
Youtofal Preaehh
Hayc
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B.C
Alta
Sask
Ont
Min
Meigiveny
Craig
Canada
Ort
H.—Olives
Able Edstein
Oet
Nazaire Geilins
Justes
Et. H
Ethel Nicholls
Regina
Midberta
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