Greece and Bulgaria clash near Petrich sparks league protest
Bulgarian protest to the League of Nations cites Greek advance and artillery fire near Petrich. Greek forces reportedly occupy three Bulgarian posts while tensions rise as refugees flood the area near Demirhisar. Officials note no Bulgarian protest yet and discuss potential League advisory actions.
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Vienna
Nofia Advness
League of Nations
Petrieh
Athens
Demirhissar
Petrich
Fegan
Tropps
Greece
Bulgaria
Leagie
Porrich
Weavis
Sofia
Peenier Patodios
Rendis
Vic
Tidy Khiviakos
Vost
Geneva
Lengie Cavenan
League
Towers in Antwerp shipboard shooting leaves captain dead
Antwerp police report Towers attacked Capt. Clews in his cabin and shot a second engineer Gilmour during a voyage aboard the Merchant Man Metita. Gilmour survived in bad condition as Towers was overpowered by crew and arrested awaiting transfer to British authorities.
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Antwerp
Beleinn
David K. Gilmour
Abl
Secoml
Dein Waltiday
A. T. Chews
Gilmour
Trottilly
Hedy
Towers
Khesi Ortiver
Owas
South
Ton
Weieck
AO O Pistal
Wes Heard
Lin
Mellta
England
Clews
Death by own action on farm in Brockville
Ill health after a surgical operation is blamed for the suicide of William Johnson aged twenty five on his father's farm in Brockville Ontario Germany misprint. The report notes the death occurred yesterday and cites hanging as the method. The incident is attributed to his medical condition and the burden of illness.
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Brockville, Ont
William Johnson
Half Holiday Not Obligatory On Section Day Proclaimed
The afternoon of election day will be a half holiday from noon for the balance of the day. Public observance is optional though customary. A statute allows proclaiming a public holiday and this case uses that power. Bills due remain unaffected by the half holiday. General observance may boost voter turnout.
Bank Robbery Hits Federal Reserve Messengers in Snow Storm
In Chitego on October 22 three bandits halted a Federal Reserve Bank run and robbed three messengers of an express package and several sacks of registered mail. They fled in a vehicle amid a heavy snowstorm that hampered pursuit.
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Chitago
Fininecal
Federal Reserve Bank
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Sapiro to Appeal Higher Court in Consolidated Suit
Regina reports attorney and pool organizer Sapiro filed notice of appeal against dismissal of consolidated libel action against The Leaden Publishing Company and The Star Publishing Company of Saskatoon. Appeal papers to be filed in Regina Law Court. Saskatoon counsel Milliken in Regina for the appeal. Dismissal by Judge Maeb Deanadd in King's Bench Regina September 2 ordered withdrawal of questions from the jury.
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Saskatoon
Sonin
Sapiro
Maeb Deanadd
Gauri
King’s Bench
Noted Canadian politician William B Northrop dies at 69
Ottawa obituary reports the death this morning of William Barto Northrop 69 former Clerk of the House of Commons and long serving MP for Hastings East. He was a prominent figure in Parliamentary circles and held the title H C MLA. Northrop died in Ottawa following a long public career.
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William Barto Northrop
H.C
House of Commons
Par Hament
Hast Hastings
Northrup
Fatal rifle accident wounds Harold Hopkins in Nova Scotia
Harold Hopkins, 16, hunted with a rifle at Trititix N S yesterday. The gun discharged when he tossed it in disgust, firing into his eye and penetrating the brain. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
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Trititax
N.S
Harold Hopkins
Young Hopkins
Capture Claim Tied to Chang Forces Near Nanking
Reports from Peking say 7,000 Chang loyalists were captured by Cheklang forces, who have taken Klang province and forced Chang Tso Lin’s troops back toward the Yangtse. Meanwhile Canadian Pacific Railway earnings for the week ending October 14 rose by 1 1 000 to 15 5 000.
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Peking
Cheklang
Klangsuo Province
Chang ‘Tso Lin
Chang
Nanking
Yangtse River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wheat Market Mixed Tests in Local Trading
Wheat futures showed erratic movement with fractional declines from 18 to 58 cents below Wednesday's close as weak U S markets and lower cables weighed. Opening gains faded under selling pressure while shorts covered and cash demand from shippers and mills remained strong.
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United States
Chicago
Shorts
Professor accuses police of torture over murder confession
A Harvard instructor, Walter M. Wilson, sues for 100000 damages alleging police torture to force a murder confession in the Franks case. The suit names Jacobh Pranks’s father, Lt. Michael Brady, Mineel Ettelson, and three detectives, claiming Wilson endured days in a cell with abuse and threats.
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Walter T. Wilson
Jacob Franks
Leopold-Loeb
Bobbie i
Frotesta Wilson
Oth
Laeutemunt Grady
Wilson
Bil
Crewe
Lespold and
Loe
Three Candidates Nominated In Medicine Hat Race
Medicine Hat returns officer J A King announced three candidates for the federal election in the Medicine Hat constituency after nominations day. The candidates are Droot Wo Gershaw Liberal, G M Volnenstock Conservative, and H C McDaniels URL. Also listed are names connected to polling and the nomination process with officials coordinating the events and appointment times.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Medicine Hat
J. A. King
Droot Wo Gershiaw
G. MM. Volnenstock
H.C. McDaniels
Winnpieg
Flw
Gershaw
Bryce Mitchell
M. Blackstock
Moe Stone
Cow
Laneford
AJ A. Ho
Fteilly
Vow
Parrisit
Currie
Davidson
W. A. Williams
KE. Smyth
Fe M. Cawker
Harding
AL & Andrews
Thivis
Twaite
Communists arrested in British sedition case
London observers report Walter Hannington and Robert Page Arnot were arrested at Communist headquarters in a raid. Arthur McManus and Colin Phome Murphy, held yesterday, appeared in Bow Street police court and were remanded until tomorrow for arraignment alongside other detainees. They face sedition charges under the Incitement to Mutiny Act of 1597.
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London
Walter Hannington
National Unemployed Workers’ Commiittee Movement
Robert Page Arnot
Labor Research Department
Communist Party
Communist
Arthur McManus
Communist Party In
Great Britain
Colin Phome Murphy
Bow Stress
Rhode Island Plan Seeks Marriage Custody Reform
Providence Rhode Island reports a divorce remedy proposal from the Rhode Island Commission on Marriage and Divorce. The plan envisions couples living apart under supervision of a marital relations court probation officer with children cared for by a state appointed custodian. Secretary RB Cole announced the plan on Friday.
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Providence
Rhode T.lind Commission
Tredecrimk RB
Cole
Foot and Mouth Outbreak Hits British Isles Again
In England and surrounding areas, cattle outbreaks prompt renewed restrictions after a brief easing. Manchester reports load of cattle and sheep from Wales and Westmorland being slaughtered under renewed controls as imports from foreign ports halt.
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Enghood
British Isles
Manchester
Wales
Westmorland
Bank Clearings Report Shows Weekly Totals Decline
Banking figures show this week’s clearings at 356 008 with last week 815 781 and year ago 274. Ada classified ads promote quick salesmen and advertise The Newa publication context.
Premier King challenges Meighen on 2000 factory list
Brantford Ontario October 22 Premier King accused Mr Meighen of failing to produce a list of 2000 Canadian factories closed under Liberal rule and urged it be posted nationwide. He defended Liberal policies amid heckling and criticized Conservatives and candidate Hugh Guthrie while praising past Liberal figures. He asserted four years ago no legitimate industry need fear Liberal policy.
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Ont
King
Meighen
Hle
Chereiay
Jeeving
Ring
Hugh Guthrie
Manion
Mewhurn
Tolmie
Mr. King
Moe
King Sid
Brintford
Lions Head Doctor Dies in Accidental Gunshot Wound
Dr Arthur Brown 35 of Lions Head Ont was found dying roadside from a bull chest wound and died five minutes later A revolver lay nearby coroner Dr Houck Wiarton ruled accidental discharge of the revolver no foul play suspected Weekend travellers arrested in roundup by St Boni face police paid 660 in fines in court
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Lions Head
Arthur Brown
Houck
Wiarton
Coroer
Brown
St Boniface
Cours
Bride Not Required to Obey Bridegroom Keeps Worldly Goods Pact
In New Orleans the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church approved removing the vow of obedience for brides from marriage ceremonies. The groom's obligation to endow the bride with worldly goods was also dropped, ending a long traditional exchange in the Episcopal rite.
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New Orleans
Get
Protestant Episcopal Church
Enormous Expansion in North American Long Distance Service
Alberta to U S A Eastern Canada Western British Columbia and Cuba now access North American long distance lines. Three minute minimum rates listed from Medicine Hat to Ottawa Montreal Chicago Vancouver Spokane with reduced day rates and expanded toll trunks. Service aims to ease Christmas and family separations with improved public access and broader reach.
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Canada
Bush Columbia
Cuba
Uum Orgaiic
North America
Nova Scotia
Ciba
Kootenay
Manitoba
Suskutchewan Telephones
C.p.i
Wort of Ban
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Medicine Hat
Nou
Ottawa
Montreal
Chicago
Vancouvers
Spokane
Infant dies in kerosene fire at home
A two month old robot named Mercel and an elder brother perished in a house fire caused by a kerosene spill leading to a stove blaze in their home yesterday. Neighbors reported the tragic event and authorities began inquiries.
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Ajucerenor
Robiot Mercel
J. Faiseau
Pie
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