Chi Hsieh Yuan forces repulsed on two fronts
In Shanghai area fighting rages as Chi Hsieh Yuan's Kiangsu forces attempt encirclement. At Hwantu and Luiho northern troops were repulsed after all-night clashes. Defenders led by General Chang Tee Ping countered toward Anting on the Shanghai Nanking line. Intermittent fighting reported at Liuho with scarce trenches and low morale.
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Chi Hsieh Yuan
Shanghai
Chi Hsieh-Yuan
Hwantu
Here
Luiho
Chekaing
Hwangtu
Chang Tee-Ping
Hwang- Teu
Anting
Liuho
Kiangsu
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Hwangu
Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Chang Tso Liu
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang
Ch Pcking
Ch Sheh-Yuan
Yangtze River
Woosung
Paea
World fliers held up again after fuel delay
The world fliers from here to Houston were delayed this morning due to an inadequate gasoline supply. An order for delivery at 75 gallons per minute was set, with the source located nearly ten miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Erie
Montreal railroad official B Garth White dies at 38
B Garth White assistant commissioner in the department of colonization and development for the Canadian Pacific Railway died in hospital at Montreal at 11.30 p m after several weeks of illness. He was born in 1886 at Montague P E Island and joined the company in 1906. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Montreal
B. Garth White
Department of Colonization and Development
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Hospital
Ite
William C. White
Prince Edward Island
Montague EK. T
Comny
Trade treaty between Canada and the Netherlands
Ottawa reports a new Canada Netherlands trade treaty like the France deal. Most favored nation status applies. parliaments must approve before it becomes operative. Last fiscal year trade neared 15 million dollars with Canada exporting wheat and coal to the Netherlands and importing cocoa butter, gin, bulbs, nursery stock, lamps, zinc white, and toys.
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Ottawa
Canada
Netherlands
J. A. Robb
T. A. Low
T. H. de Mester
Montreal
France
Liehen
Toronto City Council Debates Turn to Fistfights After Holidays
The first post holiday meeting of Toronto's council featured heated exchanges and physical confrontations between state city aldermen. The clashes dominated discussion and defined the gathering as a rough start to the new session.
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Toronto
Endeavor to Save Cargo of Lady Kindersley
The Boxer arrives at Nome bearing Arctic ice reports as it attempts to rescue the cargo of the Lady Kindersley. Crew of the Lady Kindersley, stranded after battling two miles of ice, were transferred to the Bay Chimo at Point Hope. The Teddy Bear carried additional crew to the scene while H T Rowe, bishop of Alaska, travels aboard.
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Lady Kindersley
Nome
Alaskak
Arctie
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
United States Bureau of Education
Vancouver
B. C
Point Hope
Arctic
H. T. Rowe
Alaska
Karnival beckons with thrills and dancing under lights
A nostalgic promotion for a local Karnival urging attendance on Thursday to Saturday nights. It promises talking dolls for children, cheap prizes for youths, and a lively dancing floor on the green amid suggestions of grown up pleasures. It frames the event as a civic booster project by Rotary Ginba with unspecified behind the scenes efforts for a city fair.
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Rotary Ginba
Reported Dead Is Arrested On Winnipeg Street
Winnipeg dispatch reports Henry W. D. Copeland, once city clerk and noted man about town, arrested on Corydon Avenue. Copeland, who vanished in 1921 amid embezzlement claims, had been linked to a Vancouver death earlier. Detective Inspector Billy Smith detained him to answer embezzlement charges while Vancouver authorities seek burial records.
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Winnipeg
Henry W. D. Copeland
Copeland
Vancouver
Australia
Billy Smith
Corydon Avenue
Ascertifn
W. D. Copeland
Advisory Committee Formed to Relieve Montreal Grain Congestion
Montreal Sept 6 an advisory committee of shipping railroad and grain company representatives was formed to assist the harbor commission in grain transportation matters to speed shipments and prevent future congestion. Fifty two tramp steamers are heading for the port with up to 15 more expected, totaling seventy vessels for westbound grain.
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Montreal
Harbor Commission
Mexican colonies in United States see occultist on trial for fraud
In Denver Dallas Fort Worth Kansas City Oklahoma Para last year residents of Mexican colonies reported failures from love powder incense prompting a federal trial of Professor Juan dé Dios Waray for using the malls to defraud. Witness Jesus Gonzales testified the incense yielded no love results but brought fear and disturbance to his home.
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Los Angeles
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Juan Dé Dios Waray
Jesus Gongales
Gus
Rector Rev. Capt. 4. G. Emmet Resigns Over Health
Rev. Capt. 4. G. Emmet, rector of St. Paul's Anglican church in Welland, resigns after ten years due to declining health.
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G. Emmet
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Welland
Chalk Talks Begin Series on Kar Kontest
Jimmy Jones starts a series of chalk talks on the Kar Kontest. The first display is in the window of the old Fraser store beside the Monarch Theatre.
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Jimmy Jones
Fraser
Monarch Theatre
Round the World Hiker Arrives in City on Morning Entry
Heimer Cube of Cairo Egypt, a scoutmaker, reached the city today as part of a round the world trek. The traveler must earn funds for transport by work and continue on foot or on horseback per prior agreement. He has made progress with food and expects to finish without breaking conditions.
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Heimer Cube
Cairo
Egypt
Stube
Crou
Aerzea Canada
Thornton Is Best Man For the Job
London readers learn from W. D. Robb vice president of the Canadian National Railways that, given opportunity, Canada can show the Dominion the railway investment is among the best the government has made. He praises Sir Henry Thornton, cites harmony and loyalty at CNR, and argues settlers will find opportunities in Canada.
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London
Dominion
Canadian National Railways
W. D. Rowd
Rebb
Canada
Robbaid
Henry Thornton
Canradian Nation Stairway
Parking fine at prohibited area by St Barnay church
A citizen was fined the costs of the court this morning for parking his car in a prohibited area outside St Barnay church. Two men named B. Doran and A. Hopland, described as knights of the road and Ontario residents, were fined 31 and costs each on vagrancy charges.
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St. Barnay Church
Knights of the Road
B. Doran
A. Hopland
Ontario
Costa
Strike Settlement Not Yet In Sight
Calgary sept 6 prospects of a coal strike settlement remain unlikely as United Mine Workers District 18 reaffirmed its stand against wage cuts. Conference adjourned to 9 am with full attendance and unity among miners, who plan to continue the strike until an honorable settlement is achieved. Officials expect a decision today.
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Calgary
United Mine Workers of America
District 18
Conventio H
Conference Committee
Tragic Capsize Drowns Two Girls in Quebec Waters
In Megantie County near Echo Vale two teens Rose Barbeau 14 of Sherbrooke and Miss St. Pierre 15 from New Brunswick drowned when their boat overturned in a heavy wave near Sandy Bay. Bystander P Beneit of Sherbrooke assisted but could not save them.
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Quebec
Rose Barbeau
Sherbrooke
Miss St. Pierre
New Brunswick
Echo Vale
Megantie County
P. Beneit
Sandy Bay
Bgendt
First 1994 Wheat Delivered in Saskatoon
The first road of 1994 wheat arrived at the Quaker Ont mill in Saskatoon this morning. It weighed 6240 pounds per measured bushel and graded No 2 Northern. The wheat was threshed inside the city mill and averaged nine bushels to the acre.
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Saskatoon
Quaker Ont
Chinese general pledges rewards to desert to his side
General Chi Hsiel Yuan, commander of Kiangsu forces, circulated a proclamation offering 10,000 dollars for the capture of General Lu Yuan-Hsaing dead or alive and rewards for deserting officers, field artillery, aircraft, and machine guns, with two months pay for desertion. The message denounces Lu and calls him a murderer and rebel. Fighting continues around Shanghai as Kiangsu forces press the right wing.
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Shanghai
Chi Hsiel’Yuan
Kiangsu
Lu Yuan-Hsaing
Fortex
Chi
Hold Up Clerk and Loot Store in Montreal Robbery
Four assailants entered Charles Helmann's jewelry shop on St. Lawrence Boulevard and forced clerk Louis Haft to surrender jewelry worth about 15000 dollars. A brick shattered the window as four others loaded trays of rings pins and watches into a waiting car. No arrests reported.
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Montreal
Charles Helmann
St. Lawrence Boulevard
Louis Haft
Hermann
Haft
Hail Storm Ravages Chatham Ontario Corn and Tobacco
A severe hail storm swept Tilbury East township near Chatham Ontario yesterday causing considerable damage to corn and tobacco wax. The storm lasted about 15 minutes and hail accumulated several inches deep.
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Chatham
Ont
Tilbury East Township
Laborer Runs Amuck in New York Coffee House
In Eldridge Street a laborer Giuseppe Averso slashed with a knife, wounding ten patrons and two seriously, after being refused a drink. He fled to a nearby home where police disarmed him and arrested him after breaking down the door.
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New York
Eldridge Street
Giuseppe Averso
Mney
Bikey
Averso
Refusal of Germany’s World War Responsibility Declared
Premier MacDonald M Herriot and Premier Theunis received a letter from Chancellor Marx stating Germany would publish a proclamation denying responsibility for World War I. The letter notes the move aims to affect London conference accords and could shift German policy. Herriot expressed bad impression and warned of likely consequences.
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Geneva
MacDonald
Great Britain
M. Herriot
France
Theunis
Belgium
Marx
Germany
London
Herriot
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