Captain of the Melita Murdered in Antwerp
Captain A H Crew of the Canadian Pacific liner Melita was shot and killed aboard the ship in Antwerp. An officer is alleged to be the slayer, with two other Melita crew wounded. The Melita had arrived from Montreal on October 18 and was to sail to Canada today. Captain Crew resided in Birkenhead Ontario.
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London
A. H
Melita
Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited
Antwerp
David Kennedy Gilmour
Glasgow
John Holliday
Bootle
Montreal
Canada
Southampton
Clew
Birkenhead
Canada Exports Pulp and Paper To United States
Montreal reports at the Eighth Annual Convention of the Canadian Paper Trade Association that Canada's vast pulp and paper exports to the United States are the main factor restoring the Canadian dollar to par. Association president Ro. Findlay said exports are growing rapidly and the U S may soon rely entirely on Canada for newsprint.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Dian Paper Trade Association
Ro. Findlay
Attitude of Canada to Security Pact Questioned
London reports a wide debate on whether Canada and the Dominions must join the security pact obligations. Analysts expect New Zealand to sign, while South Africa’s stance remains doubtful and Canada’s decision hinges on ongoing elections and imperial unity concerns.
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London
Canada
Amstral
New Zealand
South Africa
American Farmers Urged To Consider World Conditions
Washington reports Agriculture Jardin warns U S farmers to weigh foreign competition as Europe recovers from war and wheat areas in Australia Argentina and Canada rise above pre war averages. He urges planning for next year's wheat harvest now.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Roth West well advances another hundred feet
Drilling progressed at the Roth No. 1 well yesterday with a 100 foot gain, bringing the total depth down 145 feet as of 8 a.m. today. Rigs continue work to reach deeper formations and potential oil or gas shows in the field.
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Roth Noo PE
Wheat Breaks Amid Chicago Decline in Winnipeg Trade
Wheat sold off late as Chicago’s sharp drop pulled prices lower despite early gains. October closed at 1.2758 in Winnipeg, May futures eased, weather improved western provinces, and demand remained varied with oats and barley trading moderately.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Death of Mrs. Margaret Simmer in Toronto Hospital
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Margaret Simmer died in a Toronto hospital after two years running a home store. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full circumstances.
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Toronto
Margaret Simmerhell
Proposal To Award Nobel Peace Prize To Stresemann
Berlin reports a proposal to award Nobel Peace Prize to Gustav Stresemann, foreign minister, for efforts toward international recognition and world peace. The idea, debated amid German and Allied reactions, reflects hopes for improved diplomacy amid postwar tensions.
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Dr. Stresseman
Gustav Stresemainn
Cgeyimann
National Zeitung
Alta Takes First Prize in Butter
Canadian exhibitors in the colonial section of the Pavilion Show won many prizes. Winners include first prize for salted butter to Payler and others, second prizes to Garnet and Dimnnelly, and a variety of honours for butter and honey across Ontario and Saskatchewan entries.
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Alta
Honden
Payler
Femmy
Lakeside
Dimnnelly
Shitfordville
Oris Reserve
Benson Avery
Kinhwa
Gut
P. Burns
Edmonton
Athenia
Ond
Maring Dersen
Carlyre
Sask
J. W. Birrows
Sntrom West
Matheson
Kitchener
Co-operative Creamery Company
Regina
Toronto Honey Company
Toronto
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ont
Woodstock Farimers, Co-operative Society
Woodstock
Ontario
Pope Celebrates Mass in St Peters with International Delegation
In Rome on May 20, Pope celebrated Mass at St Peters with a diverse crowd of pilgrims from Canada and the United States among many nations. The ceremony was led by Most Reverend John M Hearty, archbishop of Cursel, as part of a broader pilgrimage by Leo Trishmen.
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Rome
St. Peters
Troy
Comeversation
Canada
United States
Leo Trishmen
Mast
John M Hearty
Cursel
Advance Poll Dates for Dominion Elections Noted
Railwaymen and Commercial Travelers are reminded that the Advance Poll will be open Monday to Wednesday October 26 27 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. Eligible voters must obtain a certificate from the Revising Officer Judge Green at the Court House.
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Dominion
Green
Greece Sends Ultimatum Over Macedonian Border Clash
Athens issues a strong note to Sofia demanding satisfaction for Greek casualties and compensation, orders troops toward the Demirhissar frontier to probe Bulgarian forces, and seeks indemnity of 2 million French francs with Bulgaria’s punishment of those responsible.
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Athens
Sofia
Demisshisar
Macedonia
Saloniki
Dennrhissar
Nes
Greece
London
Exchange Telegraph
Rupet
Petiich
Petrich
Demirhissar
Bulgaria
Bularian
France Nears New Plan in provisional talks with U S
Pari Oct 21 The French Go vernor plans a counter proposal on the tariff question to be sent to the United States next week. Finance Minister Calhaux and his delegation faced an unfavor able reception in Paris, prompting renewed nego tiations for a final accord rather than submitting the provisional plan to the Senate and Chamber.
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Pari
United States
Washington
CalHaux
Senate
Chamber
Advance Poll Disfranchises Railway Workers and Travellers
Maj. G. M. Blackstock urges Ottawa to fix an advance poll for Saturday night to prevent railroad men and travellers from losing their vote due to weekday advance polling. He highlights polling day on a Wednesday and the impact on in town workers or those traveling, seeking restoration of voting rights for these groups.
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Maj
G. M. Blackstock
O. M. Biggar
Ottawa
C. M. Blackstock
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