Revolt in Argentina and Lima Health Updates
News from Buenos Aires reports the revolutionary Junta seizing control of key cities including Santa Fe and La Plata while Irigoyen is held prisoner. In Peru ex president Leguia suffers a nervous breakdown as Pacion Mariategue is freed on parole amid military upheaval. Daily health bulletins expected on Leguia’s condition.
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Buenos Aires
Hipalito
Rosario
Santa
Pacion Mariategue
Chamber of Deputies
Leguia
Lima
Fal Paen
San Lorenzo
Vancouver youth 21 dies by own action near university buildings
A 21 year old Vancouver vice president died by suicide near the University of British Columbia campus Sunday evening. The event followed a failed attempt at conciliation with a former partner and involved a complicated sequence with a woman named Carlaw and others named Maghie. Authorities described the death as a desperate act amid personal turmoil and a separate incident involving the woman.
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Vancouver
Appon
University ‘of Britis Columbbia
Carlaw
A.B
Maghie
Filtey
Santo Domingo hurricane death toll tops four thousand
Santo Domingo faces disease threat as relief efforts continue after a hurricane last Wednesday killed more than 4,000. Crews incinerate bodies while doctors issue prophylactics. 1,000 victims already show gangrene or infections. Osama river swollen hindering relief travel. air access becomes main route to the disaster zone.
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Santo Domingo
Uwveneen Beau Lee
Port
Aw Prince
Haiti
Dominican Republic
New World
Siantago
Verga
Boca
Santiago
Safe Blowers in Saskatoon Strike British American Oil
Saskatoon police investigate a robbery at the British American Oil Company branch with unknown amount taken. The alarm was raised by a night watchman as thieves believed to be seasoned blew the safe and ransacked drawers Sunday afternoon or early evening. Manager and cashier were out of town, keeping the loss undetermined but possibly substantial.
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Saskatoon
British American Oil Company
Goggs
Relief Guarantee For Drought Areas Planned In Sask Legislature
A bill will be introduced in the Saskatchewan Legislature to empower the government to guarantee bank advances to municipalities facing crop failures. The measure also provides fodder fuel and flour aid to needy farmers, said Provincial Treasurer Hon. Howard McConnell.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Howard McConnell
Darien Georgia Chief of Police Shot. Multiple Fatalities
In Darien Georgia a white police chief and several others were shot in a bank area scuffle as federal and local forces mobilized to pursue Black suspects. Chief Robert Freeman was killed along with a resident and deputy. Anderson and Collins were wounded in a dangerous condition.
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Darien
Robert “Freeman
Glynn
M. Anderson
John Fisher
Payign
J. H. Collins
McIntosh County
Anderson
Collins
Andergan
Porses
Parliament Opens as Speaker Elected in Ottawa
The 17th Canadian Parliament began with a brief opening, MPs visiting the Senate then returning to elect a Speaker. Captain George Black of Yukon was chosen, promoted by Premier F.R. Bennett and seconded by Justice Minister Hugh Guthrie.
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Ottawa
Canada
Houre of Commons
Senate
George Black
Yuan
Biis Haynes
Patna Rae
Yukon
FR. R. Bennett
Hugh Guthrie
Hose of Commons
Repate
Blugene Fiset
Rimouski
Pierre Casgrain
Legor
Winnipeg
Trades and Labor Congress Opens in Regina
Delegates from across Canada arrive for the 46th annual Trades and Labor Congress of Canada in Regina Saskatchewan with more than 3800 representatives expected. Unemployment and unemployment insurance dominate resolutions as speakers from Canada England and the United States attend.
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Regina
Sask
Jack Hambleton
Canadian Press Staff Agresendent
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Dominion
Tont Moore
Congress
Cows Take Long Swim in Canal Near Queenston Power
Sixteen cows owned by Harry Brown of Montrage swam down the hydro canal after bees disturbed them. Cattle browsed along Chippawa Creek when the swarm appeared and caused the herd to flee into the water and drift toward the hydro intake. They were rescued by derricks after miles in the current.
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Niagara Falla
Ont
Harry Brown
Montrage
Hydro-Canal
Queenston
Chippawa
Winchester shotgun event boosts tickets for Fish and Game
Reports say strong demand for tickets in the Winchester shotgun competition as the Fish and Game Association seeks funds for breeding grounds and grass cover. A.P.P. constable oversees legal shooting at Many Tat while maps protect Island Lake and nearby cattle resting areas.
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Laka
Lawton
Fish
Heir to throne in Belgium born yesterday
Crown Princess Astrid of Belgium gave birth to a son at Stuyvenberg Castle making him heir to the throne in the male line. The baby weighed nearly 9 pounds and was named Baudouin Albert Axe Marie Gustave. Crowds cheered as King Leopold and the infant were welcomed.
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Brussels
Belgium
Astrid
Stuyvenberg Castle
Leopold
Dixmude
Italy
Marie Jose
Marie
Baudouin Albert Axe
Marie Gustave
Nehru Released From Jail In Weak Condition
Pundit Motilal Nehru, farmer and leader of the civil disobedience campaign, was released from Naini prison. An official statement said he had a disorder linked to age and overall frail health, with potential for progression, though no immediate danger was reported.
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Allahabad
India
Motilal Nehru
all-India National Congress
Naini
Nehru
Council of League Smoothed Over Trouble
The League of Nations Council announced an amicable settlement of the delicate Palestine mandate dispute. It said the commission’s report criticizing the British administration was handled in its new function with peace and honor for all, as reported by Pracopo of Finland at the opening session.
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Council of League
Geneva
Council of the League
Palestine
Counali
Commission
Falentine
Sinth Ad
Pracopo
Finland
Kamloops Debates Dust Control Methods On Roads
The Kamloops report outlines three dust suppression approaches used locally. Oil spray costs about 8 cents per gallon. dust pockets are filled with graded material and surface seeding. hot tar or bituminous mixtures are applied as a sealing layer. Costs include cover material 19.3 cents per square yard and labor estimates for applying the treatment.
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J.J. Kerr
Eoitor
Kamloops
Santings
Thier
Abc
Place
Optimism on Canadian Pacific prospects in fall revival
Winnipeg reports EB Beattie president of Canadian Pacific Railway expressing cautious optimism about a fall manufacturing upturn and public works. He notes employment gains from branch line construction and higher grain tonnage will boost earnings and welfare, with policy to proceed on planned building in next year or two.
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Winnipeg
Canada
EB. W. Beattie
K.C
Canaisian Pacific Railway
Gaid Jin
Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Mr. Beatty
Earlie
Pacific
Batty
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Peru
British-American Oil CO
Darien, Ga
Marshall ‘Field
Chicago
Ethelburgo Church
Bishopsgate
London
Dudley Coats
Trades and Labor Congress
Wheat
Moose Jaw
Trades and Labor Council
Resolutions Committee
A. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers
W. Mansfield
M.P
England
British Trades Union Congress
Adolph Kummer
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
P.R
Mardover
The
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