Greece and Bulgaria Reach Peaceful Withdrawal Agreement
Greece and Bulgaria have agreed, with Romanian mediation, to evacuate their frontier territories. Greek and Bulgarian officers will mark the frontier this afternoon to restore guards to former posts as Greek troops withdraw from Bulgarian soil and Bulgarian forces hold back.
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Paris
Greece
M Carapanos
League of Nations Council
Romania
Bulgaria
Athens
Painleve Cabinet Resigns Amid Fiscal Debate in Nice
French political upheaval unfolds as Premier Painleve resigns after Caillaux challenges cabinet finances and policy choices. Caillaux vows to resist if government shifts, while bankers and ministers weigh financial restoration and public debt strategy amid socialist pressures.
Violent Deaths Reported in New York Crime Calendar
Two fatal incidents appear in New York crime notes. Johny F. Macklin Jr. shot himself after wounding his wife Helen and then died by suicide, leaving a note about his marriage. A second death occurred on the West Side as John J. Barry fell from lumber piles while fleeing a policeman.
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New York
Johny F. Macklin Jr
Electrical
Helen
Lower West Side
John J. Barry
Larry
Marty
Stghn
Redbank
N. J
The Maritimes Weather Storm Ends With Light Losses
Halifax Nova Scotia reports the weekend Atlantic storm did little loss of life and minor property damage. In Annapolis Valley fruit growers suffered heavy tree damage and torn branches. No overall damage estimate was yet available.
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Halifax
N. S
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic Coast
Annapolis Valley
Toronto Woman Dies After Tree Car Collision
Mrs Chalmay Malte1 is fatally injured when struck by a car and a tree in Toronto on October 26. She sustains a fractured skull en route to hospital and dies during transport.
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Toronto
Atree
Chalmay
C N R Soccer Team Wins City Senior Championship
In Edmonton on October 26 the C N R defeated the Vets 1 to 0 to claim the city league senior division title. Final standings show C N R with 9 points and the Vets with 6.
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Edmonton
Vets
MacDOUGALL Ekes Toward Match With Strangler Lewis
Montreal grappler Sandy Mac Denzal takes two or three falls from George Destong to earn the right to face Strangler Lewis in Montreal next Tuesday night.
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Macdougall
Lewis
Montreal
Sandy MacDenzal
Sealand
George Destong Champs
Hundreds of thousands in cargo on stranded steamer Mahia
Brisbane reports the steamer Mahia, anchored in port with hundreds of thousands of pounds of frozen meat and sugar, has only enough coal to run the refrigeration until today. Farmers offer to load fuel if needed but seek no fight, and will wait until Wednesday for an evaluation to preserve their property.
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Brisbane
Australia
Reuter's
Chinese Students Riot at Customs Conference in Peking
Rioters outside the customs conference building clash with police as 9 000 Chinese students demand admission. The demonstration escalates with sticks and stones injuring more than thirty officers and several armist tests. Multiple students are arrested and order is restored.
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Peking
Boys and Leaders Conference in Medicine Hat District
A three day conference for boys and leaders opens Friday at 11th Avenue United Church Medicine Hat with events through Sunday. Speakers include Taylor Statten and Chas Hendry. program covers worship sessions, discussions, games, parliamentary talks, and a banquet. Admission is 25 cents to cover Saturday night banquet costs.
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11Th Avenue United Church
Taylor Statten
Fran. Sorento
Chas Fendry
Willso
Fifth Avenue United Church
Chas. FE. Hendry
St. Johns Presbyterian Church
K. Bra. Powell
Geo, Potter
Watch Found Belonging to Murdered Man
Winnipeg officials report Steve Marzar, 21, jailed awaiting trial on a robbery charge as investigators link him to the homicide of Louis Landy. A watch found on Landy was identified by Landy’s wife, tying Marzar to the crime. Landy was killed with an iron bar and found slumped over the steering wheel of his bloodstained car.
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Winnipeg
Steve Marzar
Louis Landy
Oa Saburhbin Road
Landy
Wandy
Marzar
Auto Collision At First Street And Sixth Avenue
Two cars collided at the northwest corner of First Street and Sixth Avenue last evening around 8:30. Mr and Mrs J M Gilmour in a taxi were badly shaken with Mrs Gilmour injured and Mr Gilmour possibly nursing fractured ribs. B W Wright in the Ford suffered a forehead cut and both vehicles were badly damaged.
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J. M. Gilmour
W. Wright
First St
Sixt Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Man Found Dead In Stanley Park Identified as W Dwonk
Police identified a man found hanged from a tree in Stanley Park as William Dwonk, a former San Francisco furniture merchant. The well dressed man, about 54 years old, was discovered yesterday with papers in his clothing.
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Vancouver
Mumley Park
Willingness to Mention Paper Noted in Adversary Tale
A brief note requests that this paper be acknowledged in relation to an adversary account. It highlights appreciation for credit and seeks visibility within the story.
Altar of Peace Memorial Unveiled in Stanley Park Vancouver
The Altar of Peace memorial in Stanley Park Vancouver was unveiled by Kiwanis International president John H. Moss on September 16 with Canadian and U.S. officials present. Funded by 95,000 Kiwanis members in the United States and Canada, the statue honors President Harding and symbolizes cross-border friendship through shared Canadian design and Canadian materials.
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Jarding International
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
John H. Moss
Kiwanis
Charles Mareja
Wheat threshing fears loom for spring harvest
Farmers fear 75 million bushels of wheat may require spring threshing after a fall with delays and unthreshed grain. Experts warn 0 to 35 percent may remain unthreshed, weather and heavy rains complicate harvesting, and past falls show severe threshing losses. Rosetown reports indicate progress while other areas lag.
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Hegina
Stovak
Rosetown
Regina
Grain inspections Winnipeg shows strong wheat car totals
Winnipeg grain inspectors reported yesterday a total of 2 035 cars of wheat inspec tions, with 1 466 cars of contract grade. Coarse grains accounted for 264 cars, down from 371 a year earlier.
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Winnipeg
Bandit Hold-Up Suspects Captured Near Creston Bank
John Ward of Frank, Alberta, is committed for trial for the Imperial Bank of Canada robbery at Creston on October 20. A second bandit, who fled into the hills, was identified and captured at Yahk with a revolver and $100 cash. Ward carried $3,500 when seized. the other suspect faces identification and forthcoming transfer to Creston.
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Creston
John Ward
Frank
Alta
Trmal
Imperial Bank of Canada
Ward
Yahk
B.C
Mallandaine
Man Regains Sight After 20 Years Then Dies From Shock
In Bridgeburg Frederick Clark aged 87 died Saturday four hours after his long hoped for sight was restored by an operation. Overjoyed by the immediate return of vision following twenty years of blindness, he reportedly collapsed from the shock of the moment. Friends had recently funded the procedure, and surgeons freed him from bandages with the exclamation I can see again.
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Bridgeburg
Frederick Clark
Clark
Marvel
Address by Mrs. Brotherhood energizes Daughters of the Empire
Mrs. R. H. Brotherhood national organizing secretary of the Daughters of the Empire delivered a forceful address to YWCA listeners. She urged forming I.O.O.E. Girl Guide companies, expanding aid to India, and funding the War Memorial, noting four new chapters formed in September and the Order’s growth in London, England.
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R. H. Brotherhood
Daughters of the Empire
Order
Canada
Brother 100d
York
Brotherhood
War Memorial
Thapcer
Edmonton
Sach
India
London
England
Elkhorn
Man
Tied Deer
Lethbridge
Calgary
Gruene
Janisse Woman Sentenced to Fifteen Years
Ruth A. Janisse was sentenced by Justice Grant to 15 years in Portsmouth Penitentiary for manslaughter in the August shooting of Clayton MecMullin, Windsor mechanic. She fainted on the bench as the sentence was pronounced and had to be carried from the courtroom.
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Windsor
Toom
Justice Grant
Portsmouth
Ruth A. Janisse
Janisse
Clayton MecMullin
Alberta University Rugby Beats Tigers 19 to 11
Calgarians fall 19 to 11 as Alberta University rugby team opens home and home series for the Alberta championship, with the visitors defeating the Tigers in Calgary on October 25.
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Calgary
Alberta University
Tigers
Ukulele Synonym For Beer Raids At Local Café
Prohibition raid on T Bone Riley's cafe leads to Frank Hogan's federal trial on Volstead act violations. Officer testimony describes music instruments as code for liquor, noting requests for piano and saxophone yielded gin and wine.
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Los Angeles
T-Bone
Riley
Frank Hogan
Hogan
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