Spanish premier declares rebellion suppressed in Madrid
In Madrid on September 7, General Primo De Rivera said the artillery mutiny was quelled and the conflict settled. He noted casualties including a lieutenant and a private, reported loyalty from other army branches, and cabinet plans to form a supreme war and marine council to pursue legal penalties.
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Madrid
Spansh
Primo de Rivera
Associated Press
2Amona
Fabriciano Haro Y. Porto
Ministry of War
Alfonso
Supreme Council of War and ‘Marine
Noticiero del Lunes
Juan de la Cierva Y. Penafiel
Ion
Bolshevist activity blamed for Chinese gunboat losses
London dispatch reports admiralty casualties aboard British gunboat Cockshafer and auxiliary Kiawo following sniping by Canton Reds along the Yangtze. Observers tie the aggression to Soviet agents in China and a broad network from Tibet to the Baltic, highlighting rapid Red influence in Western China and warning of Soviet propagation. Continued on page ten.
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London
New- York Herald Pribune
Admiralty
Cockshafer
Kiawo
Ulong
Far East
China
Kara Khan
Tibet
Afghanistan
Turkey
Balkans
Baltic States
Tarist
Red
Rusgents
Bdrodin
Association For the Advancement of Civilization
Ibet
Airplane traffic across Channel grows seven years on
The Imperial airway lines report seven years of cross channel service with 7,000,000 miles flown and over 60,000 passengers carried between London and continental points. Early in service weekly passengers were under 20, now some weeks reach about 1,500 through Croydon. Passengers range from infants to a 91 year old woman.
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London
Channel
Imperial Airway Lines
Continental
Paris
Croydon
Three Medicine Hat Candidates Tragedy At Drumcollagher Cinema
A disastrous fire in a temporary cinema in Drumcollagher near Limerick on Sept 7 killed fifty and injured about a dozen as women and children were crushed in a frantic stampede. The wooden building with a garage on the ground floor burned, and crowd unrest followed. Police detained Patrick William Ford and Patrick Downing as search for more bodies continued.
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Limerick
Ireland
Drumcollagher
Patrick William Ford
Ford
Patrick Downing
Cork
Havre Rotarians Welcome Canadian Guests In Medicine Hat Event
Havre Rotarians hosted over a hundred visitors from Canada after a long caravan crossed the border. J N Laidlaw and M A Cory greeted the party as they arrived in Medicine Hat and Assiniboia. The day included a social evening, musical numbers, and a local Mayor’s greeting. Monday featured a city tour and a 4 0 baseball victory for the guests followed by a large chicken dinner at the Assinobia Hotel.
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Havre
Rotary Anns
Motors
Manyberries
Canada
J. N. Laidlaw
K.C
M. A. Cory
Medicine Hat
Prairie
Assiniboia
H. O. Duggan
Megers
Charles Harper
Fred Blackburn
Joe Marsh
H L. Tweed
Bob Locke
Bill Lakey
Bullivant
Geordie Caldwell
Harry Matthews
Wheat prices rise on wet weather and demand
Winnipeg reports a sharp gain in wheat as factors such as wet weather, strong buying by exporters and commercial houses, and increased export trade push prices higher. November and October futures hit new highs before profit taking trimmed the gains while short covering aided the advance in coarse grains and flax markets.
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Winnipeg
Cara- Ilan
Seaboard
U S Orders Deer Meat for United States
Wellington New Zealand Sept 7 1000 frozen deer monthly for US distribution ordered. Carcasses will be shipped to San Francisco for delivery in the United States.
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Wellington
N. Z
United States
San Francisco
Coal Dispute Seeks Government Forced Settlement
A serious complication in the coal dispute threatens a protracted strike unless the government uses its authority. Owners are blocking a solution. A government called Downing Street conference with Winston Churchill, chancellor at the exchequer, failed to resolve the stalemate.
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London
Downing Street
Winston Churchill
Meteor explosion lights North Midland England at night
A bright flash and brief blaze last night near 9 45 in North Midland England startled residents. Observers cite a meteor as the likely cause though details remain unclear with reports differing on sound whether a detonation rumble or thunder clap.
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London
North Midland
England
City Tackles Melon Thefts Targeting Gardens
Probation Officer and Police seek to locate perpetrators of several garden melon thefts in the city. Parents are asked to warn children of the brave consequences awaiting such actions and cooperate with authorities.
Chicago and Northwestern Train Collision After Labor Day Outing
A Chicago and Northwestern suburban train rear-ended a holiday special near an outlying station, killing five identified passengers and injuring about 100. Most victims were Chicago residents. Engineer Lester Smith was arrested after collapsing at the hospital and admitting he ran past the warning signal. He cited lack of a back brakeman and failure to see an outbound train as factors.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Barrington
Ill
Lester Smith
Canada May Have Seat in League of Nations
Geneva reports rumor that Canada may seek one of nine non-permanent seats on the League of Nations Council. Denials that Britain aims to push the Empire in may be met with French support if Canada runs, while Australia as candidate could spark opposition from Saipan and derail the plan.
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Canada
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Great Brita
Council
Australia
Saipan
Three Candidates Nominated for Federal Elections
Returning Officer Riley opened nominations at City Hall from noon to two. Three candidates were placed in nomination Dr F W Gershaw G M Blackstock and C H Axelson. Proposers included Dr F W Gershaw G L King and others. official agents listed as Hector Lang J Hill and J Hole.
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Riley
F.W. Gershaw G. M
Blackstock J
C. H. Axelson
F. W. Gershaw
G. L. King
T. McKay
A. MacGregor
T. H. Mills
O. Beauregard
L. R. Lev
T. S. Shepherd
D. MacDonald
J. Hill
W. R. Coursey
C. E. Smyth
Lizzie J.coursey
Norman Davis
Minnie Lane
Elizabeth Farnsworth
W. McF. Evans
I. 0. Sissons
M. Gertrude Smith
Edith L. Miller
E. L. Cone
Myrtle V. Williams
W. T. Bannan
L. Monkley
Hattie KE. Cope
Mary C. Hendrick
Carl Henning Axeleon
E. T. Longman
J. Morrison
C. M.longman
G. G. Shaker
C.mckellan
H. B. Wintemute
J. Prasow
Wsd. Harper
W. Short
I. W. van Ry
J. Hole
Engine and Auto Crash Near Dunmore
Mrs. L. Catrig is hospitalized with a broken right leg after a smashup near Dunmore Sunday morning. A Ford coupe driven by H. Brown struck a slowly moving pusher engine near a railway track on a sharp curve, injuring Mrs. Levy while Brown escaped harm.
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Seasuade
Lam
G. M. Blackstock
F. W.gershaw
Carl Axelson
U.F.A
Assiniobia
U. S
Churchill
Temp
WN. W
Hinto
Gilbert M. Blackstock
JE. W. Gershaw
Dunmore
Carr
R. Marshall
6Th Ave
2Nd Sc
Mac
Jim Elliott
Haystead
Barber Shop
Mr. Blackstock
Riverside
High School
Elm St
Elizabeth St
A. A. McGillivray
M.P
Redcliff
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Alberta
John M. Tutt
C.S. B
Kansas City
Missouri
Boston
Massachusetts
Oddfellows' Hall
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