Giant Monopoly Scheme S Montreal Capitalists Fr enslave Canadians
Aurora Ont Oct 25 Sir Clifford Sifton charged that Montreal capitalists are aiding a scheme to seize control of Canada’s government by backing Patenaude a leader of a new French Canadian party He argued a tariff driven plan would raise prices harm Confederation and force Meighen to bow to financiers He outlined six grounds for the alleged scheme and urged opposition in Quebec and beyond.
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Clifford Sifton
Clifford
Patenaude
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Meighen
Ignaude
Sir Clifford
United States
Confederation
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
Tornado Ravages Pike Harbour Crenslaw Counties
Residents of Pike Harbour and Crenslaw counties work to restore order after a tornado killed seventeen people. Many were injured, hundreds left homeless, and thousands of dollars in damage reported. Troy Red Cross and local physicians aid the injured and assist victims.
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Troy
Alabama
Pike Harbour
Crenslaw
Berlin Cabinet Votes to Stay in Office
Berlin chancellor Luther's cabinet decides to remain in office after three Nationalist ministers resign over dissatisfaction with Locarno security agreements. The move follows a party dispute and signals continuity amid political pressure.
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Berlin
Luther
Locarno
Fire destroys Dufour factory and battery station in Ottawa
A fire in Ottawa on Rideau Street destroyed the Dufour automobile factory and the William Dundas battery station. About fifty autos may have perished as flames damaged nearby properties and twelve families fled into the streets in night clothes. Spectacular rescues saved women and children from the blaze.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sandy Hill
Joseph Dufour
Dufour
Man Dies From Joy After Regaining Sight
Frederick Clark, 37, of Pridgeburg, died Saturday after joy at recovering sight for the first time in twenty years triggered fatal shock. Friends had funded an operation. when bandages were removed he cried I can see again, then died within four hours.
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Pridgeburg
Frederick Clark
Clark
Agah
Wheat Prices Advance in Winnipeg Market
Very strong cables and unfavorable Western Canada weather boosted demand for grain. Wheat futures rose 27.8 to 33.8 cents with May and October near 1.31 to 1.82 per bushel, while December and November traded around 1.20 to 1.30. Trading remained active but offerings were light as longs took profits. Flax climbed 2.5 to 3 cents with scarce offerings and little interest in oats and coarse grains.
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Canadian Pacific Crop Report Notes Mixed Alberta Threshing
The weekly crop report from the Canadian Pacific Railway in Winnipeg notes improved conditions in Alberta allowing threshing to proceed but unsettled weather and rain to snow cycles hinder ongoing work. Cattle and hogs are well fed as stockpiles remain large, with brisk inquiries. Further rain and snow delay threshing from Wetaskiwin north and east, with 55 to 60 percent of threshing completed. (Continued on Page 6).
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Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wetazkiwin
Wetaskiwin
Central China Struggle Reignites Among Factions
A new power struggle unfolds as Marshal Wu-Pei-fu returns from exile to shape Central China. Sun Chuan Mang’s forces push Chang Tso-iin’s army north of Shanghai while Chang still dominates Shantung and Peking with Kalgan headquarters. Feng Yuh-siang allies with Russia and prepares to fight Chang for control of Peking.
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Feng Yuh-saing
Christain
Central
China
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Chang-Tso-iin
Shanghai
Chang
Manchuria
Shantung Province
Hihi
Peking
Kalgan
Feng
Russia
Locarno Treaty Question Sparks Campaign Debate
Premier King told a Ottawa crowd that the Locarno treaty should not be an issue in the election campaign. He argued dominion parliaments must consent before commitments, stressing supremacy of parliament across Britain and the dominions. He warned against tying national policy to a political contest.
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Ottawa
Helin Dlayos
Gener
India
Mr. Kine
King
Chamberlain
Cto
Canada
Special Election Crossword Hints at Riding Campaign
Crossword on page six explores the local election campaign with clues by a News staffer. The answer will appear in tomorrow's issue.
French Premier Delays Cabinet Crisis Fix Until Tomorrow
Paris October 2 The Painleve cabinet crisis is postponed as Premier Painleve and key colleagues adjourn without a final decision on the crisis or the cabinet council with President Doumergue, with a new meeting set for tomorrow.
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Prenneh
Painleve
Hig
Terninge
Doudmergne
Witil
Greeks and Bulgars 10 Withdraw Troops Frontiers
Dispatches report Greek and Bulgarian forces to pull back behind frontiers amid the Balkan crisis. Reports from Sofia and Athens differ on who fired the first shot, with League of Nations deliberations and neutral neighbors referenced as the crisis escalates.
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Exchange Telegraph
Athens
Premier Painleve
Paris
League of Nations Council
Aiis
Sofia
Pipernitze
Petrovo
Ceek
Demirkanour
Demirkaou
Hadpikiriakos
Stamboulisky
Athanasoff
Stojanoty
Aribrod
Belgrade
Latif
Bank Manager and Wife Murdered in Rougemont Quebec
Charles Verard, Banque Canadienne Nationale sub-agent at Rougemont, and his wife were found murdered at their home. Police believe the crime occurred Friday night. The bank closed Saturday for unknown reasons, with officials expecting returns today. Verard killed by axe, wife shot in bed. neighbors discovered them after alarms raised by damaged lines from a storm.
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Rougemont
Quebec
Moutreal
Charles Verard
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Que
Iis
Bernard
Gale Sweeps Atlantic Causing Damage Across Regions
A powerful Atlantic gale disrupted telegraph lines in New Brunswick and parts of Canada, with 32 mph winds reported in St. John. In the United States a Sunday gale of 40 swept the Middle and North Atlantic States, killing seven and damaging homes, ships, and coastal property across five states.
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Fredericton
N.B
New Bruns Wick
Maritime Provinces
Canada
St. John
New York
Oet
North Atlantic
Liberal Meetings Schedule at Riverside and Schools
A schedule of liberal meetings across Riverside area. Speakers include Dr. Ciershaw and Dr. Giershaw, with events at Riverside School Eglin Street School and the press theatre, plus a Wednesday High School session featuring musical programs.
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Riverside School
Dr. Ciershaw
Eglin Street School
Ar Press Theatre
R. J. Deachman
Dr. Giershaw
Car owners urged to call conservative committee rooms
All conservative supporters who own a car are asked to phone the committee rooms immediately. The notice repeats the appeal with three contact numbers 3861 3961 and 3804 and the branded line Your Car Is Needed.
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