Hatters Win Lacrosse Championship Over Calgary
Medicine Hat defeated Calgary 3 to 1 in the second of home and home games at Athletic Park to clinch the series 5 to 4 and capture the Stanley Cup emblematic of the Provincial championship. The Hatters dominated after a scoreless first period with strong defense and sharp offense led by Stephenson Knight Preston Scott Thom son and MacDougall McEachern McArthur Toole Mortimer Lindsay and Ferguson. Calgary’s Friend and Price stood out in goal and defense as Hatters pressed throughout the game.
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Athletic Park
Calgarians
Hatters
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Calgary Net Guardian
McIntosh
Hat
Shawesin
Stephenson
Knight
Preston
Scott
Alex Thomson
Calgary Citadel
Fife
Price
Tubman
Spraham
Mortimer
Thomson
Aftan Acwarel Ehata
King Leads by Example in War Time Sacrifice in 1916
The King has again shown personal sacrifice during the economic emergency, placing 250000 toward the Treasury. This contribution, over ten percent of royal income fixed in 1910, aims to inspire national effort and transcend party politics.
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London
Jis Majesty
Exchequer Returns Show UK Revenue and Expenditure Shifts
Exchequer returns for the week report ordinary revenue of 8 450 761 pounds or 42 253 805 dollars, down from 1930 by 1 621 104 pounds. Ordinary expenditure reached 15 881 090 pounds or 76 955 450 dollars, up by 1 324 007 pounds compared with last year.
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London
Associated Press
Detroit protest over Miss America VIII safeguards trophy race
Geo Wood protests the race committee saying the Miss America VIII finished third in the first heat and first in the second. He argues Harmsworth rules do not bar a third heat and that the boat should be declared winner of the 1931 trophy at the finish. He plans to run today.
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Detroit
Sept
George Wood
Gar
George
Canadian Pacific Tunnel Floods and Bridge Washout
Calgary reports one of the Golden Revelstoke district’s worst cloudbursts. The Ileccillewaet and Columbia rivers flooded the line, a five mile Connaught tunnel flooded, a trestle bridge near Albert Canyon washed out, and Glacier yard debris damaged the engine house. Repair crews work to reopen the main line toward Macleod and the Kettle Valley line to Vancouver with traffic rerouted as normal schedules are delayed. No lives lost. damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rockies
Ilecillewaet
Columbia River
al- Yoert Canyon
Albert Canyon
Hat Beckon
Macleod
Kettle Valley
Golden Revelstoke
Hnemen
Vancouver
Trans-Continental
Canary
Beavermouth
B.C
Banff and Golden
Moyle Sentenced to 30 Days Upon Arrival From Tokyo
Don Moyle and C A Allen were en route from Tokio to Seattle when Moyle pleaded guilty in July to driving while intoxicated. A deferred 30 day jail term was set with three years probation and would begin in October after attorney William G. Kenny's request for delay. Judge B Rey Schauer ordered the term to run for October.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Tokio
Seattle
Moyle
Superior Court
William G. Kenny
B. Rey Schauer
Drastic Reorganization and Piece-Rate Wages Move by Soviet Pres
The Presidium of the Supreme Economic Council orders sweeping changes in factory administration transport and labor rules in Moscow. Aimed at single control and budget based budgeting the decree also introduces a piece-work wage system to curb broken machinery mismanagement and skilled labor shortages.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Presidium of
Supreme Economic Council
Presidium
Golden Hair Wins Champagne Stakes at Doncaster
The golden hair colt owned by W. M. G. Singer won the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster by four lengths over Nowell, with Marcel Bousac's horse in second. The historic race has a purse around $15,000.
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Golden Hair
Doncaster
Eng
Cabie
W. M. G. Singer
Marcel Boussac
Germany buys wheat from US Farm Board
Berlin reports the German government has signed a contract to purchase 200000 tons of wheat from the United States Farm Board. Deliveries will occur in the second half of the current agricultural year starting next January.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Telegrafen Union
United States Farm Board
Nautilus Returns From Polar Voyage With Visible Damage
Sir Hubert Wilkins brought the Polar submarine Nautilus back to Longyear City Spitzbergen shortly after noon from a trip under the polar ice. The craft appeared to have been damaged to some extent during the hazardous voyage.
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Oslo
Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Longyear City
Spitzbergen
Would Solve the Economic Problem of Canadian West
At Regina on September 8 the Canadian Chamber of Commerce discussed a national agricultural policy to aid Western Canada farmers. Marketing and standardization of agricultural products were reviewed. Speakers included Dr. G I Christie of Ontario, John W Dafoe of Winnipeg, and Dean A M Shaw of Saskatoon.
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Regina
Western Canada
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
G. I. Christie
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Moose Frolic and Treasure Hunt Parade Highlights
A large parade in the Moose Frolic event drew over four hundred children in costumes along Second Street to the Moose grounds on Fifth Street. Prizes went to Adolph and Beverly Nelson, Tan Frazer, Marion Lott, and Mabel Kelly. Captain Bruce Hope and others won chest prizes. Mayor Bullivant drew winning treasure numbers, awarding cash prizes.
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Second Street
Moose Grounds
Fifth Street
Adolph
Beverly Nelson
Tan Frazer
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Marion Lott
Woolworth
Mabel Kelly
Russell Finlay
Billi Hollister
E. S. Hodges
Maurice Stone
Mayor Bullivant
Bruce Hope
C. Dempsey
L. Olson
Ha Ha
H. Miller
Calgary
British House In Session with First Lady MP
Lady Astor, first woman in Parliament, stakes a claim for a seat in the special Commons session. The new National government moves to a vote of confidence as debates unfold with Labour protests and clashes over the economy and budget timelines.
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London
Associated Press
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Committee of Ways and Means
Philip Snowden
Lethbridge and Medicine Hat Tennis Clubs Renew Friendly Meet
After a six year lapse the Lethbridge and Medicine Hat tennis clubs hosted a weekend inter-club event with sociales, lunches, and prizes. Players from Medicine Hat arrived Sunday, matches on four courts produced ten wins for each side, and a thrilling mixed doubles final closed the day.
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Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Éluti
Medicine & At
T. R. Osborne
Lewaoutey
Web Niblock
Act An
Weis
Cos
Niblock
Round
Miss Scott
Miss Fisher
Roxburgh
Keel
Donaldson
Hendry Leth
Hay Lakes murder attempt shocks Alberta district
Ros ie Wilisko is dead from poison and her husband Harry Wilisko is in hospital in critical condition from gunshot wounds. The Alberta Provincial Police investigate an apparent murder attempt as the prominent Hay Lakes family faces tragedy.
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Hay Lakes
Alta
Bote
Rosie Wilisko
Harry Wilisko
Alberta
Guidide
Iyer
Wiliskos
Fis
Youner
Devastating Floods Hit Derbyshire and Surrounding Areas
York reports rising Derwent River in four days causing Stamford Bridge families to seek shelter in the BPE building. Boats aid transport as Hinets near Malton become isolated and a farmer at Byron loses about twenty cattle to floodwaters.
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York
Eng
Stamford Bridge
Malton
Byron
Miss England II Disqualified In Harmsworth Race Start
Detroit Sept 8 Gar Wood admitted he deliberately triggered a premature start to disqualify his rival Kaye Don in the second Harmsworth race. Don chased Wood after the seven second gun, while Wood claimed an attempted leak post had been refused.
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Detroit
Mich
Gar Wood
Kaye Don
Wood
Don
United States
Kaye Bon
Engin
Redcliffe Lodge Dedication Night Plans New Hall
Redcliffe Lodge No. 90 10.0.F. dedicates its new one story hall on Wednesday at 8 pm with Grand Master D. F. Christie of Calgary presiding. The ceremony includes an address by Dr. F. W. Gershaw MP and Canon Brow Western, followed by a social evening.
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Redcliff Lodge No. 90
Oddfellowship
Bro
D. F. Christie
Calgary
Redcliff Brothers
F. Ws. Gersshaw
Tu Cope
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Ther Moyle
Tokyo
Lord Beaverbrook
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Germany
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F. J. McCombs
Hodges Electric Store
George Young
C. Weighell
A. Ritchie
James Hole
Tom Marshall
T. Chorley
Louie Saar
Fred Reynolds
Housie
S. Hollinghead
Bingo
E. Warham
A. Johnson
F. McCartney
Natalie
Seer
Dixon Radio
G. Kinnaird
J. Rudd
J. Raeside
M. Gagley
H. Gleaves
Parade Marshall
Taylor Bros
W. Funnell
Arthur Henderson
Mr. MacDonald
MacDonald
Snowden
Henderson
Becauage
Bank of England
Labor
Lahorite
Coats
Booke. Com
Hare
Redcliff
New Hall
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