Smuggling Probe Targets Canadian Cattle Across Border
Two Havre men face conspiracy charges over a major cattle smuggling scheme to evade U S customs and revenue, involving Frank Wild and G Atress. witness testimony details weigh discrepancies, forged or undeclared cattle, and a pattern of illegal imports beginning in 1923. The case includes inspectors Dr. Timmons and Dr. Patton, and financier activity tied to Kindelspire with trips through Havre and Willow Creek.
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Cae
Havre
U. S
Centrallaire
Frank Wild
Great Northern
Matt Kindelspire
South Dakota
Fia
U.S
George Hurd
Igs
Matt Kindelapire
Canada
J. L. Slattery
Distriet
Slattery
Greehelis
W. PR. Griggs
Rintel
Kindelspire
Amess
R. C. Timmons
Hill County
Willow Creek
St Canada
Kindelsapire
Lester J. Patton
United States Bureau of Animal Imdustry
Patton
Pestom
I. BE. Carlin
Kindelspi
Amers
Aimess
Kindelapire
Caclin
Atess
Protective policy fuels belief East indifferent to West
In Melville Saskatchewan Premier King denounced claims of eastern indifference to western concerns. He argued Liberal policy history under Laurier aided the West via railways and immigration, contrasting with Progressive and Tory protection chants.
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Melville
Sask
Qet
Saskatchewan
Remier King
Canadian National Railway
W. R. Motherwell
King
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Western Canada
Mc King
Railway Commission
Mr. King
Progreszious
Wikca
Meighen
le Ds
Progressives
Hayes Call
Hudson Bay
Weat
Isou
Chaice
Motherwell
Melchen
National Railway
Mr. Motherwell
Bandits Steal $250,000 Silk From New York Showrooms
Four robbers seized silk valued at $250,000 from Samuel J. Aranson & Co. showrooms in Madison Square. They left the watchman handcuffed and gagged. he remained bound for seven hours before discovery. Silk transported away in trucks.
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New York
Get. N
Madison Square
Samuel J. Aranson & Co
TORIES FALTER OVER PENSION RIGHTS AS DEBATE ERUPTS
Premier King faces Dr. Manion in Fort William as pension rights for Grand Trunk strikers become a point of contention. Manion challenges pairing records while King defends tariff policy and industry readjustment aims.
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King
House of Commons
Manion
Fort Willian
Qut
Tie
Meighen
Tre
Grand Trunk
Mejelen
Drv Manion
Butt
de. Lepane
Mantion
Dr. Marmion
Chem
Bia
Bing
de Manion
Jeeclad
Rigg
Dr. Manion
Krog
Dr. Manton
Pam
Manton
Dr. Lepage
Dir Lepage
Enee
Jon
Masia
Medahen
Wiillaa
Pera
Klag
Pie Divison
Porsat
Tir Tarit Board
Five of seven bandits arrested in Mail Truck heist
In Los Angeles five of seven suspects connected to last Thursday’s registered mail truck robbery are in custody. Police say roughly $491 000 of the stolen cash jewelry and securities have been recovered with about $9 000 still missing.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Wheat Inspections Reported in Winnipeg Trade Note
Winnipeg reports wheat inspections totaling LST cars and 262 cars of course grains from Chicago indicates ongoing grain movement. The fragmented text references prices and contract grades, with little coherent context beyond shipment counts and trade activity.
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Winnipeg
Trotsky Ill Again Forces Halt in Soviet Retreat
Moscow reports Leon Trotsky’s health has deteriorated from strenuous economic duties since his return to the Soviet capital. Doctors ordered a period of complete rest, forcing him to withdraw again from participation in the Soviet retiree.
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Trotsky
Moscow
Leon ‘Trotsky
Ammonia Pipe Burst Forces Evacuation at Hotel
In Toronto on October 13 a burst ammonia pipe in the Scholes hotel lunch room knocked a worker unconscious and caused diners to flee. Fire crews shut off valves as one employee recovered from the exposure.
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Toronto
Scholes
Vas Piste
Notables Pay Last Respects At Mathe wson Grave
Lewisburg Pennsylvania residents and baseball figures gathered to honor Christy Mathewson who died in Saranac Lake. Prominent guests from the New York Giants and Boston club attended the simple funeral as Bucknell and local groups formed an escort to the cemetery.
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Matty
Lewisburg
Christy Mathewson
Barknell University
Tia
Saranac Lake
Matey
Mre. Mathewsen
Lewshore
Bucknell
Delegwiongs
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Erater
PDI Gamma Melta
Mathewson
Stoughton Tome
Coal Famine Threat Looms for Rochester This Winter
Rochester coal dealers warn a coal famine could strike as early as this winter with a cold snap. Supplies may be limited for a few days if demand spikes, prompting careful rationing and postponement of nonessential use.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York
Bandits Escape After North Edmonton Hold Up
Police seek three bandits who robbed a Chinese proprietor at gunpoint in North Edmonton on Saturday night. The robbers took 500 in cash and fled. no trace has been found.
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Edmonton
Oct. W
Unte
North Edmonton
Davis Named Secretary of War Succeeding Weeks
Dwight F. Davis of Missouri was appointed Secretary of War by the President. He succeeds J W Weeks of Massachusetts whose retirement due to ill health was formally announced at the White House.
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Washington
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
United States
J. W. Weeks
Massachutts
Ml Health
White House
Caillaux Faces Diehards in Chamber of Deputies
Paris October 8 Finance Minister Caillaux arrived with Diehards to a Cham ber of Deputies committee session. He gave a financial resume to colleagues and then submitted to sharp questioning as deputies probe the 1926 budget and funding sources.
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Caillaux
Chambzr
Deputies
Paris
Caillans
United States
Washington
M. Callianx
Finvee
Chamter of Deputies
Flax Market Activity Amid Weather Impacts and Prices
The report outlines flax futures and cash market activity with weather affecting prairie yields. It notes limited export acceptance, modest business, and higher grain prices in Western Canada. October prices declined from the previous session, with dull cash demand and notable volatility in futures across months.
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Prairies
Pha
Colt
Cuandiay West Wits
Rome
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Details Delayed Threshing Across Western Canada
The Canadian Pacific Railway weekly crop report notes prolonged snow sleet and rain delaying threshing and fall work across Western Canada. It cites 50 to 95 percent threshing progress in regions from Wetaskiwin to Calgary, with Manitoba and Saskatchewan near completion while Alberta reports uncertain progress due to rain. Beets in the Raymond district are favorable and British Columbia reports a good apple crop despite frosts.
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Woithnepes
Det
Peden
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pereraghia Osrahe i
Manitoba
Saskatchesen
Alberta
Wetaskiwin
Taskiwin
Celgary
Lethbridge
British Columbia
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Canadian Nationada
Wo McPhee
Yorkton
May Phee
G. HH. Boivin
Quebec
Aip
Boivin
Ctifteen
Owenty
Mr. Bolvin
Quebecc
Provinge Rover
Gourw Winnipec
Bob Rogers
Bob
Tories
Vincent Massey
Toa
Wing
Onis
Liberal Party
Progressive Party
Cuick Evans
Chicago
Chick Kyane
Gooller
Bill
Charsing Evans
Dixmer Goole Ely
Roderick McConkey
Inaistai
Simcoe County
Widecwwake
Uxe
Prarbooryers
John J. McGraw
Winnipes Gerde
Ge Uitie
Dneiel
Threerie Weute
Pritefus
Wiluuipes, Ouidoe. Attn Pte
Itterwel
Wheatt Prise
Cose
Ahowe Ld
Sherp
Chico
Canadian Pacific Railway Crop Report
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