Liberal Chieftain to Align with Labor in Britain
London reports claim Lloyd George may join the Labor party when politics resume. The piece suggests a new left Liberal leadership would sideline Arthur Henderson. Snowden attacks revolutionary socialist policy while Citrine counters with scornful remarks on muddled economics.
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London
The
Sunday Express
Lloyd George
Labor Party
Arthur Henderson
Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Snowden
Manchuria Crisis Seems to Easing Says League Council
Geneva reports the Manchurian crisis shows improvement after a League of Nations Council closed session. Rail link between Mukden and Hailung resumes, signaling normalizing conditions. Japan cancels troop debarkation plans at Shanghai while the Chinese government pledges to reject nationals and their roads, with the League ready to assume protection duties.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
Mukden
Hailung
Shanghai
Japan
China
League of Nations
League
ThievesRaid Borden Grain Elevators At Dawn
Two thieves broke into four grain elevators in Borden Saskatchewan between 1 and 2 a m on Sunday escaping with about $58 in small change from three buildings. They entered by smashing windows and were stopped during a fourth attempt by Frank Fuller a pool elevator operator. The robbed elevators were the Canadian British American and National with the fourth site a pool elevator itself.
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Borden, Sask
Frank Fuller
Saskatchewan
Beet Sugar Is Equally As Good
An Alberta high school geography manual notes that beet sugar and cane sugar are chemically identical and equally suitable for home canning jelly making and preserving. Professor G W Shaw's experiments at the California Experiment Station found no difference in usage quality, with any variations due to granulation rather than sugar composition.
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Alberta
G. W. Shaw
California
Al Capone Convicted on Tax Evasion Counts
Chicago reports Alphonse Capone, known gangster, convicted by a Federal Court jury on five of 23 counts charging income tax evasion for 1925 to 1927 and 1928. Jurors deliberated eight hours. Capone faces up to 17 years and $50,000 in fines.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Big Ganster
James. H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
James
Scarface
al Capone
Safe blown at Jenner store in late weekend heist
Bandits blew open the McGrimmon store safe at Jenner during weekend hours and fled with over 1600 dollars. A car was believed used to depart the scene as police conduct a wide search. Officials noted the damage showed experienced use of explosive method commonly called soup in such jobs.
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Yeggs
McGrimmon
Jenner
Winners of Big Prizes at Rotary Club Draw
The Rotary Club drew seven prizes on Saturday night in a cake booth cylinder. First prize $500 went to Mrs. M. Crockford of 941 Dominion Street. second prize $250 to O. M. Scheffler, 238 Eighth St. Five $50 prizes went to Bill Macileod, Muriel Toole, Mrs. J. Boylan, A. Vareskli, and Nels O'Dell. Mayor Bullivant and others oversaw the event with ten year old Winnifred Olmstead drawing the tickets.
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Rotary Club
M. Crockford
Dominion Street
O. M. Scheffler
Eighth St
Bill Macileod
First Street
Muriel Toole
Cressent View
J. ‘Boylan
Aberdeen St
A. Vareskli
Devine
Nels O'Dell
Bullivant
F. W. Gershaw
M.P
H. Lang
M.L.A
T. R. Osborne
Kiwanis Club
T. A. Maxwell
Winnifred Olmstead
3Rd Street
Ford
Crockford
Western Provinces Confer to Tackle Unemployment
Calgary hosts representatives from Manitoba Saskatchewan British Columbia and Alberta to discuss unemployment relief taxation debtor credit issues and gasoline pricing. Premiers Tolmie Bracken and other ministers push for solutions on transient unemployment as the one day conference unfolds.
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Calgary
John Bracken
W. J. Major
P. M. Pearson
Treaasurer
Manitoba
J. T. M. Andersen
Howard McConnell
A. C. Stewart
Saskatchewan
S. F. Tolmie
R. H. Pooley
J. W. Jones
A. D. Pineo
British Columbia
Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
George Headley
R. G. Reid
Tolmie
Bracken
Regina Youth Killed in Gypsy Moth Crash
Regina Oct 1 A Regina Air Club Gypsy Moth plane carrying William Rogers a local youth plunged from 200 feet soon after takeoff from a Wynyard field near Regina The youth died in the crash while pilot Bruce Yasinski escaped with burns and injuries in the fiery wreckage
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Regina
Regina Air Club
William Rogers
Bruce Yasinski
Wynyard
Sask
Yasinski
Tire Blowout Fatal Near Vulcan Alberta
A tire blow-out north of Vulcan on Friday caused the death of Mrs. George T. Stoddart of Calgary. The crash sent her car into a ditch, injuring three occupants Horace Gill and George Alcock with injuries and Frederick R. Edwards of Cannington Ontario who died last week.
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Calgary
Vulcan
George T. Stoddart
Fourteenth Avenue West
Vulcan Hospital
Blue Nose Defeats Challenger In First Race
The schooner Blue Nose of Lunenburg Nova Scotia defending champion of the North Atlantic fishing fleets crushed the U S challenger Gertrude L Thebaud of Gloucester Mass. on a 36 mile course in 5 hours 53 minutes Atlantic time 2 53 29. Thebaud led briefly at the start but Blue Nose dominated the remainder as Captain Angus Walters steered to victory with Gloucester skipper Ben Pines unable to overcome the pace after mile six.
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C.G.S. Lady Laurier
Halifax
N.S
Blue Nose
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Gloucester
Mass
United States
Angus Walters
Thebaud
Ben Pines
Ben
German Professor Takes Full Blame for Infant Deaths
Lubrek Germany Oct 19 Professor Deycke a physician in a group trial for negligent handling of anti tuberculosis serum admitted sole responsibility for the deaths of 76 infants last year. He stated the serum was given believing it would help and pledged sympathy for the bereaved parents as the trial continues.
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Lubrek
Germany
Deycke
Calmette Baby Asylum
Lueiick
Dry Belt Ranchers Association hears ministers on land policy
Over one hundred stockmen from Montana border to north of Red Deer river attend the Dry Belt Ranchers Association meeting in Park Hall Saturday afternoon. Deputy John Harvie reports progress on land surveys and resource transfers. leases stay at 2 cent rental and 2 cent tax bases. Edmonton ministers Baker and Gershaw pledge attention to ranching issues and Ottawa talks. MLA Lang backs Experimental Station support. continuation noted on page five.
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Montana
Red Deer River
Dry Belt Ranchers’ Association
Park Hall
Ottawa
Tilley
Perren Baker
Edmonton
F. W. Gershaw
M.P
Dominion
Hector Lang
M.L.A
Edison Dies Quietly After Long Illness in West Orange
Thomas A. Edison died at 3:24 am and lay in state in his workroom as family and factory workers viewed his casket. Burial plans shifted from Milan to East Orange near his longtime lab, with interment to be at Rosedale Cemetery.
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West Orange
N.J
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Ohio
Edison
Imcerigsi
Rosedale
East Orange
Main Street
Hubert S. Howe
Mr. Edison
Arthur Walsh
Mina Miller Ediann
Uwnanre
Pvls
LD Dam
Eke Asu Vy Cee
Howe
Walsh
Thomas A. Edison Industries
Thomas Alva Edison
Turing
Lone Voyager Believed Lost on Ocean Trip
Discovery of a wrecked small motor yacht thought to be J Mills of Quebec who started a solo voyage from Quebec to Swansea was reported from Terschelling Holland. A body believed to be Mills was found. Mills was last seen October 7 in the English Channel refusing Dartmouth, aiming for London. A fishing boat near Ymuiden reported seeing Mills 72 miles off Ymuiden.
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London
J. Mills
Quebec
Swansea
Terschelling
Holland
Mills
Atlantic
English
Brixham
Dartmouth
Yarmouth
Ymuiden
John Penman Dies in Paris Ontario
Brantford reports the death of John Penman a noted Canadian manufacturer and philanthropist and a prominent lay member of the Presbyterian church. He died at his Paris home this morning after a weeklong illness. Penman had been a leading textile maker in the Dominion and settled in Paris in 1865.
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Brantford
John Penman
Presbyterian Church In
Canada
Paris
Dominion
Mine Explosion Traps 67 at Mont Cenis Colliery
At the Mont Cenis Colliery near Herne Westphalia Germany an explosion of fire damp entombed about 67 miners. By noon a report said nine dead and 27 injured were brought out, with many escaping and several severely burned.
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Herne
Westphalia
Germany
Mont Cenis
Three Children Found After Night Search in Sask
In Viscount Saskatchewan on October 19, three youngsters aged five seven and three were located after a long overnight search by Royal Canadian Mounted Police and residents. A dog kept watch over the children as volunteers combed the area through the night and provided blankets and hot drinks.
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Buce
Rije
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cen
Ore Tone
Novill
Compulsory Eye Disease Treatment Considered for Morley Indians
Calgary report says the provincial government will urge Ottawa to impose compulsory treatment for all Indians at Morley reserve with suspected trachoma. It proposes confinement on the reserve until the risk of spreading infection to white residents passes.
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Calgary
Morley Reserve
Department of Indian Affairs
Ottawa
Lee Rior
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Great Britain
Council For Security OF Population
Borden
al Caponi
Heligoland
Britain
Zanzibar
East Africa
Frederick R. Edwards
Cannington
Ont
Dry Belt Ranchers
Assoc
Menlo Park
Bright
Lone Voyager
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