British press hails reparations decision relief for entente
London reports a unanimous reparations commission decision bringing relief and unity. The Times calls it great news for peace and warns against French行动 against Germany while honoring Versailles. Paris notes the moratorium remains unsettled and calls for a full allied conference to review debts and reparations.
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London
Reparations Commission
Times
France
England
Poincare
Germany
Rome
Paris
John Bradbury
Lloyd George
M. Dubois
M. Poincare
Belgium
League delegates urge bold speak up at League assembly
Early arriving delegates at the third League of Nations assembly report European pessimism after Genoa Hague and London talks. They urge candid debate on Europe’s economic situation and reparations with possible Lloyd George presence raising expectations for decisive action.
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Geneva
Assembly
League of Nations
Europe
Genoa
Hague
London
League
Council
Robert Cecil
France
Belgium
Austria
Lloyd George
King Alexander Banishes Brother to Nish for 20 Months
Belgrade reports King Alexander banished his brother Prince George depriving him of all communication with the royal house for a period of 20 months. The prince is required to live at Nish during the punishment for making untrue allegations aimed at harming state interests.
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Prince George
Royal House
Belgrade
Alexander
Tias
Nish
Government grants TRO to restrain striking railroad shop crafts
The United States government obtained a temporary restraining order against six striking railroad shop crafts talons, their officials, and members to stop interference with railroad operations and properties.
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Chicago
United States
Talons
Queen Contest Sparks Carnival Campaign Across City
Ballot boxes placed in flour sacks by Hedley Shaw Milling Co prompt voting for Carnival Queen. Merchants fund ballots while Rotarians support the drive. Caledonian Society backs Miss Marion McLean with a Second Street campaign HQ at the former Chocolate Box. Crawford campaign reports 380 000 votes on opening day from Medicine Hat.
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Carniva
Hediey Shaw Milling Co., Ltd
Qynere
Polaris
Caledonian Society
Marion McLean
Second Street
Chocolate Box
Caledonian
Caledonians
Canadian Pacific
Trene Crawford
Medicine Hat
Miss Crawford
Another Misspelled Letter Contest Promises Prizes
Local ads announce a Saturday contest filled with misspelled words. First correct response earns 3000 votes, second 2000, and third 1000, with details in a full page advertisement.
Ten year old Parl Penny faces charges in father’s death
Winnipeg reports Parl Penny a 10 year old from Ashern Manitoba appeared before Magistrate A Dubuc for preliminary trial after her father Samuel A Penny died May 7. Pearl stated she poisoned his tea because he swore at her. Hearing adjourned. Weather notes follow.
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Winnipeg
Parl Penny
Ashern
Man
Here
A. Dubuc
Samuel A. Penny
Pearl
Federal Judge Rules Seizure Of Vessels Not Permissible
In Jacksonville on August 31 Judge Henry J. Clayton ruled that seizure of Shipping Board vessels under prohibition laws is not permissible. The decision dismisses libel proceedings against the Steamship Coldwater, handed down today in federal court.
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U. S
Jacksonville
Fla
Shipping Board
Henry J. Clayton
Coldwater
Edward Rodick Wins King's Medal On Worchester Ship
Edward Rodick of the British training ship Worchester receives the King's Medal for likely becoming the finest sailor. Lord Inchcape is pictured congratulating him as the award is announced.
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Edward Rodick
Lord Inchcape
Canadian Cattle Feeders Seek Tariff Reduction
Western Canadian cattle raisers urge tariff cuts on feeder cattle to allow shipments into the United States and feed in corn belt regions. The American Farm Bureau Federation responds by distributing the Canadian farmers arguments nationwide, citing U S farmers with large corn crops seeking feeder cattle due to railroad bottlenecks.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
United States
Wheat Harvest in France Triggers Diet Change
Paris reports a shift in bread type as France begins using whole wheat bread and rolls today. Officials note this year's harvest is far below last year's bumper crop of 88,000,000 quintals and fear France must import about 20,000,000 quintals of foreign wheat before the 1923 crop is harvested.
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Paris
France
Labor Day Service At Local Post Office
On Labor Day Monday September 4 the post office will operate one hour from 10 to 11 for general delivery parcel post stamps and registration windows. Incoming mail will be received and outgoing mail dispatched as usual. Public lobby remains open all day. No mail for letter carrier routes will be delivered until the next day.
Classified Ads Claim Quick Sales From Local Dealers
A reader notes classified ads are the quickest sales method for local merchants and urges advertisers to use The Newe for rapid results.
Todays Market Prices From City Market Report
Prices listed for beef and veal pork and mutton with eggs corn beets carrots and other produce. Rates include beef 8¢ per lb veal 6¢ and up mutton 12¢ pork 14¢ eggs 39¢ per dozen and vegetables like cabbage beans and onions priced per dozen or pound. Some fruits such as melons 10 to 30¢ per item. Potatoes 90¢ per bushel.
Generals to Lead Forces Against Murquia in Mexico
In San Antonio Texas on Sept 1 generals Manuel Lovez and Evaristo Perez were named to lead against General Francisco Murquia who is reported in arms against the Obregon government. Pancho Villa has offered services to Secretary of War Francis R. Serrano.
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San Antonio
Texas
Manuel Lovez
Evaristo Perez
Francisco Murquia
Obregon
Pa Prensa
Pancho Villa
Carranza
Francis R. Serrano
Lawrence textile strike ends as mills capitulate
The Lawrence Massachusetts strike reaches an end as Methuen and Pemberton mills accept strikers demands and restore the pre March 27 wage scale on September 15. About 18 000 workers are expected back in September while the city faces fiscal losses and workers seek other jobs or leave town.
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Lawrence
Mass
Methuen
Pemberton
Europe
Ottawa royal commission resumes in motion to dismiss
A further motion to dismiss charges was rejected as Ottawa’s royal commission on the W.V.A. pensions board case resumes hearings. Classified ads are touted as quick selling tools in The Newe.
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Ottawa
Royal Commission
W.V.A
Pensions Board
Kommunity Karnival Named for Rotary Fund Drive
The naming committee chose Kommunity Karnival as the event title for the Rotary Service fund carnival. Officials praise the community support and anticipate greater future work from the Rotary club.
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T. Resle
Kommunity Karnival
Rotary Service Fund
Rotary Club
Labor party to merge Dail president and provisional government chair
Dublin reports Labour leaders secure Cosgrove assurance a Dail meeting will occur on September 9 and the cabinet posts of Dail president and provisional government chair may be merged under Cosgrove. Ernest Blythe expected to take local government portfolio after the reconstruction plan. London notes a new assault on the Four Courts amid Rory OConnor stand.
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Cosgrove
Blythe
Labor Party
Dail
Labor
Griffith
Dublin
William T. Cosgrove
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Collins
Ernest Blythe
London
Four Courts
Rory O’connor
Free State
Press Association
Griffith Poisoned Rumors Stir Over Arthur Griffiths Death
Reports in Dublin claim Arthur Griffith was poisoned three weeks before his death. Physicians say death stemmed from natural causes, likely heart disease, though exhumation and autopsy are being considered to resolve doubts.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Dail
Scheme to Settle Ten Million Acres
Ottawa reports a plan to settle ten million acres across Canada within ten years. The Western Canada Colonization association leads, now expanded nationwide with Sir John Willison of Toronto adding support. About $1.5 million has been subscribed to promote immigration.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Western Canada Colonization Association
West
John Willison
Toronto
Miners Entombed as Rescue Efforts Lag in Argonaut Mine
Fear grows that rescuers will reach the Argonaut gold mine in time to save 47 entombed miners. Officials say tunneling through rock and earth is stalled and may not reach the workings before next week.
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Argonaut
Jackson
Steel Corporation Announces 15 Percent Wage Increase
Sydney Nova Scotia September 1 The British Empire Steel Corporation announces a fifteen percent wage increase for its employees.
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Steel Corporation
Sydney
N.S
British Empire Steel Corporation
Relief grain for Russia runs out
Moscow reports the last grains of corn for the relief of adults in the Russian famine area were handed out today with only a few scattered locales continuing supply for several days. Typhus outbreaks are predicted.
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Moscow
United States
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