Italy Moves to Seize Corfu in Greek Crisis
London reports Italy bombarded Corfu in breach of 1864 treaty and Greece neutrality. Britain will press for League of Nations arbitration. Greece ready to accept League decision. Corfu occupation followed Italian naval landings and fort bombardment with civilian casualties.
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London
Great Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Council of Which
Geneva
Rone
Athens
League
Corfu
Greece
Rome
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Europe
Gonatas
Daily Mail
Merine
Arca
Band Concert In Riverside Park Sunday Evening
Mrs G M Calder sings two songs at the Riverside Park concert. C E Bell plays The Star of Bethlehem and A Sculthorpe performs a trombone solo. Gedfrey presents a twenty piece Scottish medley as the instrumental highlight under Arthur J Hatch.
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G. M. Calder
Riverside Park
Bandsroan C
Canada
Juarez
Schettino
Wee Macgregor
Amers
Alford
Labor Day Service Unites Local Churches in City
All labor organization members and the public are invited to a Labor Day service at St. John's Church tomorrow evening at 7 30. The Fifth Avenue and St. John's congregations unite for the event with Rev. H. E. Gordon delivering the address after recently taking the Fifth Avenue pastorate.
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Labor Organ Fixations
St. John's Church
Fifth Avenue
St. John's
H. E. Gordon
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
German Steamer Klinfel Wrecked Off German Coast
A German steamer Klinfel was wrecked in a gale north of Borkum Island. Forty crew members perished with the captain the only survivor, rescued by a trawler after the disaster broke.
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Ymulden
Holland
Klinfel
Borkum Island
Harvest Help Wanted as Harvest Looms
Owing to the harvest situation the local Lobes bureau will open all day Monday. Fifty harvesters are required right away and applications for more are coming in by every mail.
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Lobes Bureau
Fishing Schooners Reported in Distress Off Chose Seattle
Two unidentified fishing schooners were in distress off Chose with their crews rescued per a Wireless message from Canadian radio at Isteran Vancouver Island. A lifeboat from Damfield was sent to assist after flares were sent up during the night. The vessel Ghatoo Jarre was initially feared ashore but no further contact was obtained.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Isteran
Vaneou Island
Clodose
Damfield
Drumheller Coal Miners Strike Triggers Provincial Police Standby
Twenty five Scatchmen hired by W. Henderson join strikers and store baggage in the miners hall. Alberta provincial police guard all Drumheller mines as about 2,800 miners from ten local mines strike and refuse to report for work. Constable Light injured in clashes. Inspector Nicholson leads doubled police force. Deadlock persists as miners and operators refuse compromise.
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Drumheller
W. OS. Henderson
Alperta
William Nicholson
Calgary
Minir
Michael Light
Weseen
Leis
Wayne
Rosadale
John A. Dolan
United Mine Workers of America
Red Deer Wadtes Coal Operators’ Association
Resignation Signal for Board of Pensions Clash
Report says G Davis has resigned from the Board of Pensions Commissioners signaling a board reorganization. A distinguished Japanese statesman and former cobassader to Great Britain who led for over thirty years in his country’s ashales has just died.
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Talent
Corn FL G. Davis
Board of Pensions Commissioners
Great Britain
Baer
Las Just
Canadian American Oil and Gas plans wet gas plant
The Canadian American Oil and Gas Company advances plans for an extraction plant in the Many Island field. A well at 1515 feet will be cemented to conserve gas, with casing underway from 1050 feet. If wet gas flows, a gasoline extraction plant and flare gas facility are contemplated, plus a 65 horsepower boiler. The Snake River Realty Syndicate is reorganizing and expects to resume drilling in Medicine Hat by September 15.
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Oj and Gas Company
Bls. Ratliff
Obame Gas Company
Easign
Mar
Ratliff
Sone
Ons
Snake River Novalty Syndicate
Medicine Hat
Labor Day Message by Warren S Stone Urges Labor Unity
Warren S Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers delivers a Labor Day address urging workers to unite and use economic power to safeguard civilization. He warns of war danger and autocracy in industry and calls for democracy in directing national enterprises.
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Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pop
Fedey
Jong
Ford
America
Workers of
Irish Elections Partiaratitary Poll Split Reveals Tight Races
In Dublin on September 1, excluding West Cork where counts are pending, the government party logged 29.5 percent of the vote while Republicans held 27.3 percent. Farmers and Laborites around 10 percent and Independents near 10 percent.
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Dublin
West Cork
Government
Republicans
Earmers
Laborites
Iho
Independents
Earthquake Triggers Yokohama Fire and Widespread Casualties
Reports from Yokohama say a severe earthquake sparked a major conflagration with virtually the entire city ablaze and numerous casualties. Osaka and Tokyo authorities fear serious damage and disrupted communications as rail lines and clocks were affected. Washington observers record a long lasting, extremely severe tremor centered far from the capital.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Safire
Imaki
Radio Corporation of America
Yoko Hama
Osaka
Japan
Tokio
Yokosuka
Tokaido
Wheat Pools Negotiations at Deadlock Reported
Negotiations between Nashoatchewan and Alberta wheat pools and bankers and elevator owners reach a temporary deadlock. Bankers seek more definite details on pool management personnel and signed producer contracts before financing. No assurance of bank funding given yet, announced by H. T. dat?fray, chairman of the Western sub‑section, Canadian Bankers Association.
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Winnipes
Nashoatchewan
Alberta Wheat Pools
H. T. Dat. Fray
Canadian Bankers’ Association
U. S. Coal Conference Adjourned Till Wed
In Norrisdoro Pennsylvania the conference of anthracite operators and minor representatives reconvened at ten this morning to resume Governor Pinchot peace settlement plans and adjourned at 11 00 until two p m next Wednesday Spokesmen on both sides left town declaring no change in positions
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Norrisdoro
Pinchot
Labor Day Holiday Closure of the News
The newspaper announces no issue will publish on Labor Day as the statutory holiday. Office operations and deliveries are paused for the day with regular schedule resuming the following edition.
Baseball results: Medicine Hat vs Calgary details delayed
The rest of the game between Medicine Hat and Calgary will be received at the News this afternoon. Fans wanting the final outcome should call 2025 between 3 and 4 PM for updates.
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Wmedicine Hat
Calegary
Harvest Help Urgently Sought Across Alberta Farms
The department seeks harvest labor as farmers face shortages. The Normal school will close for three weeks to have male trainee teachers assist in gathering crops with exam considerations. High school boys and reserve forces to be called up. over 2 000 workers already placed, with Chic bho, Cardston, Warner, Castor, Coronation, Three Hills targeted.
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Calgary
Department of Libel
Pracince
Securite
Chiresholm
Cardston
Warner
Castor
Coronation
Botter’s Newart Recker Blok Covers Medicine Hat Baseball
Botter’s Newart Recker Blok reports Medicine Hat games today with scores and highlights. Officials, players, and local teams featured in the day’s baseball results.
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Botter
Newa
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Drumheller Coal Mines
Pensions Board
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Pion Mach Drilling
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Victoria
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Gonzales Heights Observatory
Washington
Georgetown University
Tencore
U. S. Coal Conference
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