Montreal rail shopmen brace for possible strike
A Canadian postal strike foreseen as inevitable as railway shopmen in Canada await a wage dispute decision. The Railway Employees Dept. AFL says shops are being mobilized and told to prepare for a general strike while awaiting an official response to a protest over conciliation board findings. J A McClelland, IAM Canada vice president, also calls the strike likely.
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Montreal
Sept
Division No. 4
Railway Employees Dept. American Federation of Labor
Board of Conciliation
Canada
Minister of Labor
Ponse
Charles Dickie
Railway Employees Dept
American Federation of Labor
J. A. McClelland
International Association of Machinists
News Word Contest Offered With Large Cash Prizes
A Saturday news word contest promises 50 000 votes for the first 26 correct answers with tiered prizes and 25 000 votes at the Monares theatre for guessing paid admissions. Entry is via local ads and a 9 30 office opening to collect answers.
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the News
Monares
Queen Contest Votes Show Millican Leading Day After
In the Queen contest 164,740 votes were cast yesterday, bringing the near million total. Millican led with 2 620 votes, Warham 39 530, Crawford 46 090, and McLean 16 500. Standings up to last night list Warham 352 780 Crawford 290 850 Millican 256 300 McLean 96 460.
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Miss Millican
Miss Warham
Miss Crawford
Miss McLean
Gladys Warham
Irene Crawford
Blanche Millican
Marion McLean
Big ad contest offers votes prize in Hedley Shaw Miling firm
The piece promotes a voting contest with large prizes for ads for Hedley Shaw Miling Company. Judges Harding Dow son and Osborne will award based on merit. First prize is 50 000 votes with 80 additional prizes. Otis Clark surrendered Thursday in Chicago for the murder of a mine superintendent.
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Hedley Shaw Miling Company
Karnival
Messrs
P. B. J. Harding
E. N. Dowson
T. R. Osborne
Otis Clark
Chicago
Candy Day planned in Alberta on October 12
Mr J H Tabor of the Tabor Candy Company leads Alberta observance of Candy Day set for Thursday October 12. He chairs the Alberta branch of the Confectionery Biscuit and Chocolate Association of Canada and travels from Edmonton to Calgary to boost the project with local jobbers and confectioners.
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J. H. Tabor
Tabor Candy Company
Tabor
Alberta
Confectionery, Biscuit and Chocolate Association of Canada
Edmonton
Calgary
Canada
United States
America
Four Die as Auto Struck by Train at Luxemburg Crossing
Four persons were instantly killed and three injured when a Green Bay and Western passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing in Luxemburg Wisconsin late today. One of the injured was possibly fatally hurt. A crossbuck warning and siren were reportedly in use at the crossing.
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Bour
Anto
Luxemburg
Wis
Green Bay and Western
Poem Read At Gravesite Marks Thompson Memorial Windermere
Canadian poet Buiss Carmen delivered an origin poem beside the grave of explorer David Thompson at Windermere British Columbia during a memorial service. The tribute recalls Thompson’s 106 year old discovery in the Rocky Mountains and honors his legacy.
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Buiss Carmen
David Thompson
Windermere
B.C
Thompson
Rocky Mountains
Masquerade Dance Nears at Kommunity Karnival
Citizens prepare elaborate costumes for Medicine Mat masquerade closing the Kommunity Karnival three nights of fun. Masks confetti available on grounds. costumes in a wide variety expected. Flowers accepted as decorations. call Clarence Richardson at the Chamber of Commerce to arrange flower donations.
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Medicine Mat
Clarence Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
A True Daughter of Medicine Hat
A narrative notes how Mar. Jack McLean a Canmore agent and Miss Pennock aided western pioneer railway work with the Canadian Pacific railway. Their acquaintance grew into marriage a few years later and they settled together as the young couple continued on with pioneer duties before the article continues on page ten.
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Campalen
Caledonian Society
Medien
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mar
Jack McLean
Canmore
Mr. Peanock
Gleicchen
Gieichen
Mise
Peanock
Mr. McLean
Miss Pennock
Vote Contest Promises Big Night For Tuesday
The News announces a 100000 vote contest to be staged for Tuesday night with details in Monday's paper.
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the News
Chiropractors in Victoria Fined Under Medical Act
Seven of eleven chiropractors found guilty earlier in the week of violating the British Columbia Medical Act were fined 50 or one month in jail by Magistrate H C Shaw. Dr Lovering, for a second offense, was fined 100 and costs of two months in jail. Sentences for Drs Sturdy Coats and Marshall, charged with third offenses, will be announced on Monday.
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Vancouver
H.C. Shaw
Lovering
Greek cabinet resigns amid Greek King abdication rumors
Paris and Athens report cabinet resignation prompted by public pressure after Greek reverses in Asia Minor. Pr ime Minister Protopapadakis steps down. Nalogeropoulos to form new ministry. British fleet sails for Smyrna as Greek forces retreat.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
Prince George
St. Athens
Bucharest
Athens
Asia Minor
Protopapadakis
Nikolai Nalogeropoulos
Wing Constantine
Smyrna
Asli Minor
Anatolia
London
Thrace
The
Times
Anatoli
Mediterranean Seivy
Bagdad
Affum
Eskishehir
Constantinople
M. Venizelos
Queen Contest Ballots Draw to Close in Five Days
Ballot boxes close at 10 p m Wednesday September 13 as merchants report coupon complaints. Voters may cast twenty or hundred vote ballots to influence the queen contest. Miss Millican leads with a 15000 majority. Continued on Page Five.
Athletic show highlights at Kommunity Karnival boxing lineup
The athletic show features former Canadian lightweight champion Billy Lauder managing boxing events with Fred Reynolds ex Manitoba bantamweight champ. The Carpenter kids will perform and the event will be held indoors regardless of rain, ensuring a full program.
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Billy Lauder
Fred Reynolds
Carpenter
Canada
Manitoba
Billy
Rotarians
Rum running syndicate linked to Chicago whiskey trade
Chicago authorities traced a large scale whiskey smuggling ring operating between Bermuda and Chicago. Porters testified of a fleet of fishing smacks delivering whisky to New Orleans and Chicago, with 300 plus cases weekly moved in sleeping cars. Federal agents were mobilized to arrest senior organizers.
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Chicago
Bermuda Islands
Charles Clyne
New Orleans
Bermuda
Faction Clash Between Kerry Insurgents Sparks Bloodshed
Dublin reports a violent battle between two insurgent leaders in County Kerry. McCellistrum opposed a plan to ambush a food convoy to relieve hunger in Killarney, while Humphrey Murray split from him. Rifles bombs and machine guns were used as factions clashed and the dispute spread to followers.
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Dublin
County
Kerry
McCellistrum
Killarney
Humphrey Murray
Roland Patterson Wins Coup One at Monarch Theatre Draw
Roland Patterson won Coup No. 3x in the drawing for 2000 votes given away by the Monarch theatre yesterday. Two other holders of drawn numbers also received 20 votes each.
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Coupen
Roland Patterson
Monarch Theatre
the News
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Neville Chamberlain
Birmingham
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Montreal Board of Trade
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McLean
Chiropractors
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Tino
Prince Gorge
Malta
Concord
Cardiff
Reginald Tyrwhitt
Hamid Bey
Trcoupis
Ushak
Alasher
Venice
Kutain
Etokat
Ivas
Murphy
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