King sees Sir John A. Macdonald’s aims in unity and markets
Kingston Ontario October 21 Premier King spoke on Sir John A Macdonald suggesting two aims unity of confederation and unity within the British Empire He doubted Sir John would back free trade amid Meighen’s protection policy and warned it could foster disunion He urged safeguarding industries and sought expert tariff advice while defending Liberal governance for Kingston’s well being.
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Ont
Old City
John A. MacDonald
King
John
Lund
Mr. King
Sir John
Canada
Montreal
Mei
Captain of the Melita Murdered
Captain A H Crew commander of the liner Melita was shot and killed aboard the ship in Antwerp. An officer is alleged to be the slayer and two Melita staff members were wounded. The Melita had arrived from Montreal and was to sail for Canada via Southampton. Captain Crew’s home was in Liverpool.
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HES
London
A. H
Melita
Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited
Antwerp
David Kennedy Gilmour
Glasgow
John Holliday
Bootle
England
Montreal
Canada
Southampton
Aptain Olew
Irkenhead
San Diego Council Allocates Smoking Rooms for Women
City officials approved a plan to set aside smoking rooms for women in public dance halls. Police Judge Chambers advised the move noting more women are taking up smoking, as current ordinances limit smoking to men’s rooms.
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San Diego
Calif
Chambers
Hoph Well Progress at Roth No 1 Drilled to 1745 Feet
Drill crews reported Roth No 1 well advanced another hundred feet reaching 1745 feet by 9 45 a m. The report notes continued operation and depth increase as part of the ongoing drilling campaign.
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Roth No. 1
S A.m
Todas
Ribblesdale Death in London Details
Barson Ribblesdale died in London today. His widow is former Mrs. John Jacob Astor, whom he wed in 1919. Lord Ribblesdale was born in 1854.
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London
Barson Ribblesdale
John Jacob Aster
Lord Ribblesdale
Canada Exports Pulp and Paper Backing Dollar Par
Montreal October 21 Canada’s vast pulp and paper exports to the United States are cited as the main factor restoring the Canadian dollar to par and keeping it stable Speakers at the Eighth Annual Convention of the Canadian Paper Trade Association led by T I Findlay president said exports are rising rapidly and the U S could rely on Canada for newsprint in the near future.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Dian Paper Trade Association
T. I. Findlay
American Farmers Urged To Consider World Conditions
Secretary of Agriculture Jardin warned US farmers to look beyond this year and plan for next year’s wheat harvest. He cited rising foreign competition in Europe and a 50 percent higher wheat area in Australia Argentina and Canada than prewar averages.
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Washington
Jardin
United States
Europe
Australia
Canada
Pope Celebrates Mass for Holy Year Pilgrims at St Peters
Rome October 20 Pope Pius XII celebrated Mass in St Peters before 40 000 pilgrims from more than thirty nations. The congregation included many from Canada and the United States and a 1000 strong Irish pilgrimage led by Archbishop John M Harty of Cassel.
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Rome
Pone Vius
St. Peters
Canada
United States
John M Harty
Cassel
ALTA TAKES FIRST PRIZE IN BUTTER
London October 1 The Canadian exhibitors in the colonial section of the London Dairy Show win prizes across several dairy categories. Winners include W. Taylor Fermoy Ontario for cheese second Garnetburyne Lakeside Ontario third AH Duniells Staffordville Ontario reserve Benson Avery Kinburn Ontario. salted butters first P Barns Edmonton Alberta second Marino Jensen Carlyle Saskatchewan third J W Burrows Litton West Ontario. commendation J Matheson Kitchener Ontario. unsuited butter first Cooperative Creamery Company Regina Saskatchewan. Honeys first Toronto Honey Company second Forontos Ontario Agricultural College Guelph. Eggs first Woodstock Farmers Co operative Society Woodstock Ontario.
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London
W. (. Taylor
Fermoy
Ont
Garnet Buiyne
Lakeside
Wheat Prices Fall After Sharp Chicago Decline
Wheat trading in Winnipeg today showed a firm start with 1 to 2 cent gains but late selling pushed prices down 5 to 8 cents. October closed at 1.2758 and May futures faced hedging pressure finishing 1.2618. Weather improved across western provinces and barley trade remained strong while rye and flax stayed dull.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Attitude of Canada on the security pact questioned
London reports anxious debate over whether Canada and other Dominions will join the security pact. New Zealand likely to sign while South Africa’s stance remains doubtful. Canadians face no formal obligation but would be drawn in if war broke out. Officials say disarmament is the present focus.
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Canada
Dominions
Mor’ters
Austral
New Zealand
South Africa
Aloning
Britain
Gorse
British Commonwealth
Canad
Conte Centracs
Cauclus
Teague
League
Council of the League
Foreign Office
Casada
France
Germany
Proposal to Award Dr. Stresseman Nobel Peace Prize
Berlin October 21 A movement to award Gustav Stresemann German Foreign Minister the Nobel Peace Prize has been started by the National Zeitung. The proposal aims to gain international recognition of his efforts toward world peace and to counteract opposing German international propaganda.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
National Zeitung
Drug Addict Attacks Office Girl in Winnipeg
Miss Gladys Yount, 20, was attacked in a doctor's registry office in Winnipeg during the night. She lies unconscious as police pursue a mystery assailant described as a heavy drug addict seeking narcotics. No valuables were taken. she was bound and beaten with injuries to face and body.
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Winnipeg
Gladys Yount
Miss Young
Ody
Pioneer William Dineen Dies at 87 in To Roma
William Dineen a pioneer of To roma business life and a long time citizen died last night at age 87 He had represented the Roman Catholic citizens on the Board of Education for many years and was widely known in the community.
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Onto
William Dineen
Toroma
Dineen
Education
Greece Threatens War Over Balkan Frontier Clash
Athens reports Greek forces occupy frontier posts near Demirhissar after a clash with Bulgarian troops in Macedonia. Bulgaria is asked to pay 2,000,000 French francs indemnity, issue formal regrets, and punish commanding officers. Greece aims to dissolve the Macedonian-Bulgarian Committee headquarters with a Petrich occupation planned.
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Athens
Sofia
Demisshisar
Macedonia
Saloniki
Demirhissar
Greece
London
Rupel
Petrich
Bulgaria
France aims new proposal on deli question after reception in Washington
The French government plans a counter proposal on the deli issue and will likely send it to the United States next week. Finance Minister Callnayain’s delegation returned with a provisional accord that Parliament found unfavorably received, prompting renewed negotiations for a final agreement rather than pushing the provisional plan to the Senate and Chamber.
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Paris
Get
United States
Washington
Calllanyain
Senate
Chamber
Grain inspections show 1488 cars of wheat and coarse skins
Winnipeg October 21 report lists total grain inspections at 1488 cars with 1275 contract grade wheat and 140 cars of coarse skins. Principal figures reflect the day’s shipment and quality mix.
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Winnipeg
Advance Poll Dates for Dominion Elections
Rathwaymen and Commercial Travelers are reminded that the Advance Poll will be open Monday October 26 Tuesday October 27 and Wednesday October 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. Each voter must obtain a certificate from the Revising Officer Judge Green at the Court House.
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Rathwaymen
Dominion
Judge Green
Court House
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