Kiwanis Convention Speaker Outlines Five Club Aims
Bill Green vice president of Kiwanis International outlined five aims at the convention session. They include aiding under privileged children through personal contact, promoting citizenship, solving public problems through service, upholding business ethics, and fostering urban rural understanding with vocational guidance. He urged efficient businesslike operation and emphasized idealism within the service organization. Continued on Page Five.
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Kiwanis
Bill Green
Kiwanis International
International Board of Trustees
Canada
No Parking Areas Discussed by Council in Small Session
Four aldermen and the mayor met with a light agenda. They amended the police committee report to grant a fifteen foot no parking area outside C. W. Twaites hall on Third Street while denying special privileges for his store. The council noted the potential for further no parking districts and endorsed shutting off power to a show over objectionable practices.
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Twaites Hall
Forster
McCombs
Simpson
Hole
C. W. Twaites
Third St
Twaites
Ald
Pevte Waasaereed
Asd
Atel
Lopute UE Sli
Atmews
Third Street
Todd
Second St
H. A. Moore
Sixth Avenue
Ceertain
Aid
J. M. McArthur
C.P.R
Ald. S&imp
Canada to adopt optional clause at League assembly
Senator Raoul Dandurand, head of the Canadian legation, formally declared Canada’s intention to adhere to the optional clause in the constitution of the permanent court of international justice during the present League of Nations assembly. He indicated Canada would follow the policy already stated by Ottawa.
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Geneva
George Hambleton
Canada
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
Raoul Dandurand
Legation
Ramsay MacDonald uncertain on Washington visit
Geneva Sept 4 Premier MacDonald said he is unsure if he can travel to Washington amid governing party limits in Parliament. He noted ongoing talks with the United States, aims for a peace pact, and emphasized disarmament and economic cooperation within the League framework.
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Geneva
MacDonald
Washington
House of Commons
United States
London
Aar
League
Palestine
Great Britain
Mr. MacDonald
Assembly of the League
Sas
Fierce Fighting Near Gaza In Bedouin Clash
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency correspondent reports British troops engaged Bedouin fighters near Gaza last night. Several Bedouins were killed and wounded.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Gaza
Graf Zeppelin Beats Round World Record by a Day
Graf Zeppelin completes a record-setting round-the-world flight landing in Graf Zeppelin, Germany after departing from Lethhurst NJ. The airship toured Bordeaux and France before heading toward Friedrichshafen, with an estimated eight hours remaining to return home.
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Friederichshafen
Germany
Letehurst
Zeppelin Works
Bordeaux
France
Lyons
Dijon
Friedrichshafen
Spain
Bay of Biscay
Santander
Gordeaulx
Kiwanis Newcombe Arrives By Airplane
Kiwanian Newcombe of Assini boia club flew in with Captain Parkinson to attend the Western Canada Conference arriving after a 225 mile flight in a little over two hours the 5 20 p m arrival. He plans to make up lost time today. Also visiting were Kiwanian Jack Delf Mrs. Delf and aeroplane engineer Mr G E Blanshard a veteran flyer with a war record and multiple decorations.
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Newcombe
Assiniboia
Western Canada
Parkinson
Jack Delf
Mrs. Delf
Lethbridge
English pilot Blanshard praised as top flying engineer
The fragment notes Mr Blanshard, an English aviator born in London, who arrived in Canada from the Gold Coast U S A three months ago. He is described as reticent about his war record and achievements, yet regarded as one of the best engineers in the flying game.
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J. D. Parkinson
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Cham Plain
Parkinson
St. Louis
Gold Coast
U.S.A
Canada
London
Blanshard
Bennett Returns to Ottawa After Pacific Coast Tour
Ottawa reports Hon. F. B. Bennett returned to the capital from a five week tour of British Columbia where he delivered more than 60 addresses. The Conservative leader said he was impressed by the Pacific coast provinces' achievements and potentialities.
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Ottawa
F. B. Bennett
House of Commons
British Columbia
Cheftain
Pacific Coast
Progressive member Horner injured by bull in Saskatchewan
Regina reports S N Horner Progressive member elected for Francis constituency was severely injured when a bull, being driven to market, knocked him down. His condition is not critical.
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Regina
S. N. Horner
Progressive
Francis
Saskatchewan
Australian Welsh delegation tours Canada for Misteddfoed voyage
The Australian Welsh delegation to the Welsh national festival Misteddfoed left Montreal for a cross country Canadian Pacific rail tour. They will visit Toronto Winnipeg Banff Lake Louise Vancouver and Niagara Falls before returning to Sydney traveling over 35 000 miles since last March and expecting their first sight of snow in the Canadian Rockies.
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Montreal
Canada
Wales
Liverpool
Sydney
Australia
England
Wisteddfod
Histeddfod
David Loyd George
Scotland
Europe
York
Chateau
Lake Louise
Sicamous
Vancouver
Niagara
Globe
Canadian Rockies
Wawaskesy Park Named Antelope Sanctuary in Saskatchewan
The Dominion Government set aside Wawaskesy Park in 1922 as an antelope sanctuary to protect prairies wildlife. Located near Rapid Narrows between Medicine Hat and Empress, it remains largely unknown to the public and is currently wild prairie land. Rancher W. J. Little serves as honorary caretaker and seeks fencing funded by the Department, with plans for later page wire enclosure when antelope numbers justify it.
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South Saskatchewan
Prairies
Canada
Rapid Narrows
Medicine Hat
Empress
Dominion
Wawaskesy Park
W. J. Little
Lynn Mayor Praises Canadian Parks After Tour
Mayor Bauer of Lynn Massachusetts praised Canadian National Parks after a tour of the Canadian Rockies. He wrote to Senator Welsh urging an investigation and said Canadian roads were better built, lands wider and well maintained with free admittance, focusing on public access over concession profits.
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Ottawa
C.P
National. Park
Bauer
Lynn
Mass
David I. Welsh
National Park Service
Tramp Car Strikes Guest in Winnipeg, 50
Grant Rowan, 50, a guest at a local hotel, was killed last night when struck by a tram car on Princess Street in Winnipeg. The accident happened in the evening and Rowan died instantly.
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Winnipeg
Grant Rowan
Princess Street
Auto Victim in Ont. Crash Identified
Kenora Ont September victim Oliver Millard of Norman Ont dies from injuries after an automobile accident. He was a resident of Liverpool Nova Scotia.
Remanded for Trial in Grain Theft Case
The adjourned preliminary hearing of two charges of grain theft, the property of M. Gibbons of Suf field, against Johnny Herman, was completed at the A P P Court yesterday afternoon. He was remanded for trial.
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M. Gibbons
Suffield
Johnny Herman
A.P.P
Students Register At Three Normal Schools In West
Edmonton reports 887 students will train as teachers this year with 370 at Calgary, 300 at Edmonton, and 217 at Camrose normals. The Edmonton staff includes new geography and grammar instructor Andrew Doucette, psychology moved to Xavier Crispo, art taught by R. W. Hedley, and music by O. S. F. Smith. Camrose principal remains G. K. Haverstock with staff changes including Miss Genevieve Twomey in art and music and Miss Mina Cole replaced as librarian by Miss SL Rushton.
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Edmonton
Perren Baker
Calgary
Camrose
G. S. Lord
Andrew Doucette
Xavier Patrick Crispo
St. Paul
H. C. Newland
Newland
Columbia University
New York
R. W. Hedley
Os. F. &. Smith
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Dandurand
Ramsay M’donald
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Capt. Parkinson
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Rathbone
Knights of Pythias
Orange Hall
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