Mandate of Tsao Kun Seen Driving China Toward Civil War
The September dispatches report Tsao Kun issuing a mandate to enforce submission by Lu Yungsien, with Chi Shieh-Yuan citing revolts in Chekaing. Kiangsu borders Chekaing as forces mass near Taihu with Chekatay troops and Fukien units. The move aims to suppress rebels and is described as a step toward general civil war in China.
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Tsao Kun
China
Shanhai
Weeter Wali
Kiating Lu Ho
Lungwha
Chekaing
Leek
Shanghai
Scond
Chen Yao Shan
Chekatay
Fukien Province
Cheksing
Kiangsu
Lu Yungsien
Chi Shieh-Yiem
Lu Yung-Hsein
General No
Chi
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Foreig
Mukden
Wu Jei- Iu
Kwan
Jie
Tienence
Sen
Raiehang Tao Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Shanthet
Une
Alberta Leads in Marriages
Dominion Bureau of Statistics Ottawa reports February 1924 Canada excluding Quebec had 12 108 births 416 deaths and 2839 marriages. Deaths declined year over year while population rose to 6 820 065. marriage rate was the lowest in five years except Alberta and British Columbia showing an upward trend.
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Ottawa
Vital Statistics
Canada
Quebec
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Alberta
British Columbia
Richards Answers First Installment of Questions
The column features Richards the Magickan answering reader questions through The News. He reveals a diamond ring found under a kitchen stove after a child’s play, and predicts a job with a brother-in-law for another reader. A tease signals more Q and A on page four.
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Richards
Magickan
Empress Theatre
Medicine Hut
America
J.L.P
Ans
M.A
G.A.B
Little Lad Killed by Auto Near Big Valley
Six year old Hugh Tennant, son of Mr and Mrs Tennant of Big Valley, was instantly killed Saturday evening when struck by a car driven by Robert Pearson of Smartshorn. Coroner's investigation found the death accidental and no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Valley
Hugh Tennant
Obregon Attacks British Policy Over Mexican Case
President Obregon, speaking in Congress, attacked the British government policy connected with its Chargé d Affaires H. S. C. Cummins. Cummins is said to have sent fuel reports to London about the recent rebellion and the murder of Mrs Evans, a British subject, triggering Mexico’s expulsion action.
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President Obregon
Mexico
Congress
Archives
H. S.C. Cummins
General Obregon
Cimimins
London
Evans
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Holds Sealed Meeting in Regina
Regina reports that Saskatchewan Cooperative Wheat Producers pool directors met for a two day session on the wheat price agreements. No terms or initial payments were discussed, with a press statement saying details would be released later. George Robertson, secretary, described the session as just begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Cooperative Wheat Producers Pool Organization
George Robertson
Three Cornered Fights Tiring British Politics Says Greenwood
Sir Hamar Greenwood, former General Secretary for Ireland, warns in an interview aboard the Empress of Japan that Ireland settlement must come from the Irish people. He notes fatigue with three party clashes and predicts only two parties in future British elections. Malcolm MacDonald predicts Winston Churchill rising in England. He and Lady Greenwood plan a brief Canada visit, stopping in Toronto and Whitby.
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Quebec
Ireland
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Sir Hamar
Lady Greenwood
Canada
Toronto
Whitby
Sir Hionar
438 Employment Applications Reported for the Week
The local Government Employment offices logged 438 employment applications this week plus 154 carryovers, 124 placements. Farm and general laborers led with scattered transfers to Lethbridge, Calgary, Swift Current and other cities. In August men filled 260 placements from 61 applications and 215 vacancies, with 116 men transferred among Calgary, Edmonton, Regina and other centers. Women’s vacancies totaled 39 with 37 placements and transfers between Calgary and Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
Calgary
Brimonton
Swift Current
Weyburn
Art Cook
Harvesters
Nelson
Kamloops
Vancouver
Edmonton
Regina
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Cranbrook
Kindersley Court Clerk Drowns in River Accident
Saskatoon report says Kindersley court clerk Lesman Roberts, secretary of the Windersley Golf Club, disappeared in the South Saskatchewan River and was recovered Saturday afternoon. A coroner's inquest returned an accidental death verdict. His wife and two children travel home from England.
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Saskatoon
Lesman
Roberts
Kindereies
Sask
Wies
South Saskatchewan
Maton
Sweeok
Windersley
Jengland
Jewelry store hold up nets $15000 in rings and watches
In Montrecil on Sept 1 two gunmen subdued a 20 year old clerk at Charles Helmann's jewelry store and smashed a window with a muffled brick. Tray after tray of rings pins and watches were taken to a waiting car then sped away. no arrests had been made.
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Montrecil
Charles Helmann
Foot Patient Recovers After Bead Extracted From Foot
In Toronto on a date in September, 31 years ago Mrs. W. A. Cottrell swallowed an open nib and it was extracted ten days ago by Dr. G. B. Wilson from a swollen portion of her foot. The nib embedded in tissue caused no adverse effects or paleness at any time.
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Toronto
Sept. S
W. A. Cottrell
G. B. Wilson
Frost Grips Western Canada With Varying Drops Across Provinces
A cold wave over Manitoba and Saskatchewan sent frost readings from one to eight degrees last night. Manitoba recorded the deepest dip with 24 degrees in The Pas, while Swan River and Russell followed at 27. Saskatoon area towns showed four degrees at Kainsack and three at Yorkton, two at Moosomin. Alberta reported no frost. Temperatures expected to rise with scattered showers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and showers in Alberta.
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Winnipes
Sept. S
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Rope found in cell linked to Franks case guards doubled security
Discovery of a rope fragment in a Cook County jail cell tied to the Franks slaying case prompts heightened guard presence. Officials say neither Pathan Leopold Jr nor Richard Loeb appear to know about the item amid a broader capital punishment debate. Russell Scott admits making the rope but insists his murder plea was altered. he seeks a three-judge panel for future capital cases.
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Betwen
Russell Scott
Scott
Caverly
Fark
Reneer
Schulers Train Service to Schuler Begins September
The passenger train operation to Schuler will commence September 10 from Empress. The train leaves Empress at 7 10 am on Tuesdays, with service continuing on the following day.
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Schuler
Empress
Fate of Leopold and Loeb
Judge John R. Caverly has completed his verdict in the Leopold Loeb case. The decision will be delivered Wednesday and will decide whether the youths receive the death penalty or life imprisonment. Caverly wrote the roughly one thousand word ruling after church attendance.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
John R. Caverly
Criminal Courts
Cook County
Illinois State Penitentiary
League of Nations to study compulsory arbitration plan
Geneva reports Premier MacDonald and Herriot backed by 46 delegations push for a compulsory arbitration system to end war and guide disarmament talks. delegates endorse a pact of guarantees and mutual aid tied to enforcement, with Britain and France debating military support if decisions are ignored.
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Geneva
Sept. S
MacDonald
Herriot
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Pacific
Casambly
Wieniers MacDonald and
France
Britain
al. Herriot
Mo Pierriot
Fifth Assembly
Bravil
Afranio Alellobranco
Beuvilian
Interor
Many Island Field Prospects Probed by Aikens and Webster
Aikens from Louisiana and Webster of Willnee Idaho inspect the Many Island field today. Webster is a director of the Canadian-American GH Company, while Aikens is an independent operator in the New Orleans and Oklahoma fields focusing on faseline extraction and carbon black manufacture.
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A. Aikens
Louisana
M. Webster
Willnee
Idaho
Mr. Webster
GH Company
Mr. Aikens
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Catone Cordon To Be Abandoned In Ruhr Tomorrow
Paris reports that the French and Belgian customs cordon on the eastern frontier of the occupied Ruhr territory will be abandoned tomorrow under the London agreement. The news comes from the Reparations Commission via Owen D. Young’s office.
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Ruhr
Paris
Rhur
London
Ofice
Owen D. Young
Bandits loot Post Office Near Regina in bold daytime strike
Three masked men in a closed car attacked the Meluval post office near Regina. They exploded a nitroglycerin charge blowing the safe and escaped toward the Montana border with about 2860 dollars. The money belonged largely to a local elevator company stored for security.
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Regina
Sept
Meluval
Montana
Johnston
Amundsen Declares Bankruptcy Amid Pole Quest
Roald Amundsen filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Christiania as finances sour over outfitting a North Pole expedition. The cost of aircraft built in Pisa, totals about £14,000, delaying the journey to next year. Lieutenant Locatelli was to join the flight.
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Christiania
Roald Amundsen
Arctic Explorer
Arjunisen
North Pole
Locatelli
Amundsen
Pisa
Italy
Pole
Canada and Turkey Peace Restored in 1934 Accord
Ottawa reports Canada and Turkey are at peace after ten years of hostilities. A Canada tagette notes that August 6, 1934, marks the termination date of the war with Turkey under the British Order in Council.
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Ottawa
Sept. S
Canada
Turkey
Oider-In-Council
Farmers Move Freely Within Alberta On Free Transport
Edmonton reports eighty five certificates issued by the Department of Agriculture allow Southern Alberta farmers to relocate within the province. About sixty families have moved with inquiries continuing and more anticipated. Movers head to scattered locations from the extreme southwest to near Edmonton and Westlock.
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Edmonton
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
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Little Lad
I’vo
H. Greenwood
Malcolma MacDonald
Priy
Ramsay MacDonald
Winson Charehill
England
Hull
Acon i
Kindersley
Franks
Schuler Train Service
Leopold and
Loeb
Norway
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