Navy Defects From Buenos Aires Coup Sparks Martial Law
In Buenos Aires the navy sided with the movement against President Yrigoyen about to cede power to Vice President Martinez. Martial law blocked public assemblies as troops marched toward the capital. The coup, clashes with police left several wounded and one officer dead, with Uriburu’s faction gaining control.
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Buenos Aires
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Martine
Gaetah Evaristo Uribiry
Yrigoyer
el Palomar
Francisco
Tospeso
Camp de Hayo
Uriburu
Argentina
A.P
Corpo de Mayo
Enrique Martirez
Ehspolito Yrigoyen
Acsentina
Grat
Pionees
Wes
Bartlett Elected President of Western Labor Conference
W J Bartlett of Vancouver was unanimously chosen as president at the closing session of the Western Labor Conference. W E Small of Winnipeg was named secretary treasurer, with a vice president for each province. The 1931 convention will be held in Manitoba and debated pensions for the blind and unemployment relief measures.
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W. J Bartlett
Vancouver
Western Labor Conference
W. J. Bartlett
Conference of Western Political Labor Organizations
W. E. Small
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Miss Brigden
Brandon
Saskatchewan
G. A. Hartwell
Regina
Alberta
Ald. A. Smeaton
M.z.a
Lethbridge
British Columbia
J. Sidaway
Winnia Nes Sienna Aie Os
Tion
Covention
Federation
Canada
Maritimes
Ontario
Quebec
Prairie Provinces
Ottawa
Lawley
Car
Ald. Eddy
Saskatoon
Saskaton
Saskatoon Council
Ald
Hore
Ald. White
Calgary
German harvest outlook in Germany and grain supply
Ottawa reports that Germany faces a third consecutive year of poor grain harvests with smaller domestic supplies except for wheat. Hon H H Brevepe, Germany trade minister, received details from Canadian Trade Commissioner Wigress in Hamburg. The grain quality, except winter barley, is expected to be inferior this year.
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Ottawa
C.P
Germany
H. H. Brevepe
Wigress
Hamburg
Mystery Collision Near New York Sinks Inquiry
Officials probe a mysterious collision involving the United States liner Leviathan in New York. Early reports suggest a sudden impact as the ship prepared to sail, with investigators examining possible causes and ensuring passenger safety.
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New York
United States
Leviathan
Lina
Weir pledges to boost Canadian farming in first public address
Robert Weir, newly named agriculture minister, pledged to promote farmer welfare across Canada. Speaking at the Canadian National Exhibition directors luncheon in Toronto, he promised to complete the Coliseum with a horse stable, advance marketing systems, export plans, and measures to reduce waste while expanding his farm's perspective to the nation.
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Toronto
Assum
Bennett
Robert Weir
Weir
Dominion
South America
Agricultur
Averian
Canada
British troops skirmish near river in unnamed action
Fragmentary report describes forces skirmishing southwest of Osea and along a river line. Defense repelled attackers with noted tactical movements though full details are unavailable.
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Osea
Geienalyee
Urran River
Heavy vegetable deliveries to Broder Canning rise in Taber district
In Taber on Sept 5 a booming crop season yields abundant and well irrigated vegetables. Four master grain trucks cart beans, kraut cabbage, peas, corn, squash, and pumpkins to the Broder Canning Co. in Medicine Hat with daily tonnages and returns cited. Farmers report up to 90 dollars per acre from beans and a possible 270 to 300 dollars per acre overall. Continued yields expected as picking progresses.
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Taber
Taber-Barnwell
Broder Canning ‘Co
Medicine Hat
Barnwell
Herald Dispatch
Pierson
Broder Staff
General McRae declines London post in Canada affairs
Ottawa dispatch reports General A. D. McRae refused the London high commissioner post. No new appointment to the ambassador to the United States has been made since Vincent Massey’s retirement. Herbert Marler, Canada’s Japan representative, is expected to remain in place for now.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ottawa
A. D. McRae
England
London
Canada
Britain
Pessis
Yuacantyv
United States
Vincent Massey
Herbert Marler
Japan
Devastation Hits Santo Domingo After Severe Hurricane
Santo Domingo reports estimate 1,500 to 2,000 dead and more than 5,000 injured after a Wednesday hurricane. About 30,000 are homeless, 10,000 buildings damaged, with property losses over 20 million dollars. Water is undrinkable, cemeteries disturbed, and cremations conducted with burned bodies. Relief teams struggle amid flooded rivers, ruined infrastructure, and widespread destitution.
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Santo Domingo
Rene N. Lepervance
Associated’ Press
The
Associated Press
New World
United States Marine Corps
Port Au Prince
Explosion damages theatre area and surrounding homes
A blast near a theatre damaged the building and about a dozen residences along the street opposite the theatre. Reported chaotic scenes described shattered windows and debris, with the cause under investigation and residents displaced.
Milk River murderer reprieved in commutation
Long Hin Sing, alias Rivers on death row for slaying, had sentence commuted to imprisonment. Charles Oliphant, a noted Brampton physician, listed among those connected to the case as details emerged from counsel in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
Ware
Itawa
Charles Oliphant
Fragmentary Edenton item hints at a fatal shooting case
Incomplete Edenton text references a shooting and a person believed involved. The readable fragments mention a death and gunfire, with unclear names and dates, making precise details difficult to confirm.
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Victoria
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Foyan
Pinpesa
Prince
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