Lost Navy Seaplane Flight From San Francisco to Honolulu
Honolulu reports the non stop navy seaplane flight from San Francisco to Honolulu with Commander John Rodgers and four co aviators is lost after fuel ran low near mid Pacific. Rescue ships and planes searched at dawn as weather hindered bearings while radio contact ceased.
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PNY No. 1
Three Months in Gaol and Then Deportation
Vancouver news reports John Bertram Clarke called a love dealer after pleading guilty to a statutory offense. He received a three month prison term and will be deported to the United States upon release. Clarke acted after an advertisement for a menographer in his office drew a woman to contact him.
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Vancouver
John Bertram Clarke
Wheat Prices Decline Amid Market Fluctuations
Wheat prices fell on the market today with October delivery down 1 8 and December and May options also slipping. Chicago showed slight strength early but hedging pressure grew as trading continued, leaving prices generally lower amid active trading and broad bid activity.
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Osxsport
Chicago
News Wanted Items On Local Scene
A brief reader request notes sought after items about community happenings. The notice invites submissions from residents and organizations, highlighting a rapid public call for information on local events and points of interest.
Premier King to Outline Liberal Campaign Plan
Ottawa reports Premier King will dissolve Parliament after cabinet meetings and deliver a keynote speech on his tour. He has delayed his remarks, with a Liberal program expected to be announced for the campaign. A sequence of speeches centers in Richmond and Guilford, then the Maritimes before a possible Western swing.
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Ottawa
King
Richmond
Guiliurny
Maritimes
Canada bond issue over subscribed after public sale
New York reports the Canadian government bond issue of TO.GO0000 was over subscribed this morning after sales opened. Banks and financial institutions absorbed most of the one year issue. The item also notes the death of prominent Polish figure Woot Abidin Violeste queredcunt at Mitel.
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New York
Swale Cate
Woot
Abidin
Violeste Queredcunt
Mitel
Labor Ready to Help Sir Henry With the Railway
Ottawa Sept 2 Canadian Press The Labour movement signals readiness to intervene to prevent war by halting industry if needed The statement came from M G Walkden secretary of the Railway Clerks Association of Great Britain during a Canadian Congress address He cited Sir Henry Thornton as the great white chief and linked public ownership to national policy amid cheers from delegates
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Wrau
Convention of the Trades and Later Congress of Canada
Worniss
M. G. Walkden
Railway Clerks’ Associattion of
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Phornton
Chas Cogadia
Unofficial seamen strike tests shipowners in Britain and colonies
London reports say widespread strike action may fail as owners hire unemployed sailors to replace walkouts. Majestic sails with a full crew while some seafarers refuse to yield. Australian lines threaten 48 hour return to duty with no wage concessions amid union disputes.
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New York
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Australian Seamenns Union
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Amalgamated Marine Workers’ Union
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Capetown
Kenilworis Castle
Arunde
Bombay
Sou Africa
South Africa Indian Congress
John A. King Named Returning Officer in Federal Riding
Joi A. King, president of the Medicine Hat Liberal association, has been notified of his appointment as returning officer for the federal constituency. The change reflects a permanent role under recent Election Act amendments, aiming for stability ahead of a general election. Ottawa is distributing updated lists and literature to new officials to align with revised rules for polling and divisions.
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Joi A. King
Medicine Hat Liberal Association
Chouse of Commons
Ottawa
Karnival Koupons Return Window Extended on Thursday
Cadet boxes will accept Karnival coupons until 7 PM Thursday. A single ballot box will be available on the Karnival Grounds for depositing coupons, closing five minutes before the drawing.
Crop Report Indicates Mixed Prairie Conditions In Sept
Canadian Pacific Railway crop bulletin notes showers caused delayed harvests in the prairie provinces. Manitoba reports 60 to 90 percent cut in southern areas and 60 to 70 percent in the north with late yields. Saskatchewan shows 60 to 75 percent completion and late turning. Alberta cites cool weather with intermittent showers and sugar beet yield seen at eight to twelve tons per acre. British Columbia fruit season nears end amid drought and heat with apples sizing well.
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Winnipeg
Waersvestie
Prairie Provinces
Canadatn
Piette Railway
Manitoba
Sarhuleliewan
Suttinan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canadians Prosperity Seen With Resort Crowding
Canadians show signs of rising prosperity as more people register at resort areas in the Rockies this week. The influx, surpassing prewar levels, includes notable figures from Montreal Ottawa Toronto and Vancouver among resort guests.
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Vita
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Montreal
Bentrett
Calsary
Coal R. Pearkes
V.C
Win- Lipes
Newton Burdick
EE Jlagg
Vancouver
Thomas Mulvey
Ottawa
Robert Adair
G. S. Currie
L. Cushion
J. M. Livingstone
Toronto
Ti Montague Black and
John Parton
Winnipers Mes
Bostou Huru
Ities
Tion
Faye
Paul Awne
Dane Mace
Manitoba Professor Dies During African Bone Hunt
Prof. W. E. Cutler of the University of Manitoba leading a scientific expedition in Africa in search of a giant dinosaur reptile skeleton died today. Advices received here report his death, amid the expedition.
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Winnipes
W. E. Cutler
University of Manitoba
Africa
No Injuries When Meeting Locomotives At Mackey Station
The Vancouver to Montreal Canadian Pacific train struck an engine and van used by forest fire crews at Mackey Station Ot. The passenger locomotive derailed slightly while the fire engine was ditched. No passengers were hurt.
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Montreal
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mackey Station
Oot
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