King shows fewer failures during his administration
Premier King defended Dr. Charles I Hanna in Belleville arguing government finances inspired confidence and that failures cited by Meighen were fewer under the current administration. He cited Bradstreet figures and factory closures to claim unemployment and failures declined as the government stayed in office.
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Meighan
Belleville
Ont
King
Charles I. Hanna
West H Hastings
James Murdock
Labor
Hanna
South Hastings
Meighen
Wingham
Gordon
Lake
Salisauros
Dan
Ain
Bradstreet
Hudson Bay Steamer In Bad Shape Off Herschel Island
Seattle dispatch reports the Hudson's Bay Company steamer Baycime from Vancouver frozen fast off Herschel Island after an Arctic ice puncture. Mariners doubt any rescue possible as the ship cries for help. A second report says the Raychima has a starboard breach and is leaking eight feet daily.
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Seattle
Hudson’s Bay Company
Vancouver
Arctic
Radio Today
Herschel Island
Amateur Athletic Union Divides Crow's Nest Pass Territory
Ottawa Valley branch allowed to stay in office on current fees by March 1 next. Crow's Nest Pass territory split between British Columbia and Alberta branches. John Ing’s amateur standing referred to Alberta Branch amid uncertainty.
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Toronto
Ottawa Valley
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
Crow’s Nest Pass
British Columbia
Alberta
John Ing
Chicago Journalist Attacked by Suspect in Court
Chicago dispatch reports Terry Druggins faced arraignment in connection with an assault on J. L. Lovering, a Chicago Journal reporter and son of a Regina editor. The night attack marked a second incident. Druggins has been indicted on a charge of assault.
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Chicago
Terry Druggins
J. L. Lovering
Chicago Journal
Regina
Druggan
Graud
Pingle's Committee Rooms Opened for Election Aid
Capt. C. B. Pingle announces formal opening of committee rooms on Second Street tonight. Citizens willing to assist in securing his election are invited to attend and participate.
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Pingle
Second St
Plane Seized Over Seattle Man Took Flight to Lethbridge
In September 12 dispatch from Lethbridge J Murphy of Portland and Spokane carried by pilot Frank Krammer of Kane to rush to a sick child. A fuel shortage forced a Waldo BC landing where Krammer was detained and the airplane seized. Murphy continued by train to Lethbridge, finding the child alive but gravely ill.
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Seattle
Lethbridge
J. ¥. Murphy
Portland
Spokane
Whe Kane
Rc, M. VP
Murphy
Montreal Tornado Causes Half Million in Damage
A tornado swept from the Ottawa valley along the south shore of the St. Lawrence causing estimated damage up to 500000. One man was killed and three injured in Montreal. others escaped serious harm. Telegraph lines, power poles, and roofs suffered widespread destruction.
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Montreal
Ottawa Valley
St. Lawrence
Longeuil
Chamblas
St. Bruno
St. Hilaire
Telegraph Ane Telephone Companies
Heh Heat and Power Corporations
Mighnight
Une
Richmond
Otterburn Park
Grain Inspections Report From Winniper
Winniper reports new crop inspections with figures for yesterday. Wheat averaged 1,654 with a value of 78 cents per bushel and coarse grains at 64. Contract wheat noted at 1,307 units.
Reds Speak Right Out At The Trades & Labor Congress
Sept 12 Scarborough Ontario British Trades Union Congress closes with a pledge to oppose Imperialism and back self determination including the right to separation from the Empire A Purcell motion sparks comments Pollitt Radical Labourite denounces tyranny while calling the Empire a territory stained with blood
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Trades & Labor Congress
Scarborough
Eug
British Trades Union Congress
British Empire
A. A Purcell
House of Commons
I Pollitt
Radicaal Laborite
Stewart Optimistic On Liberal Election Prospects
Hon. Charles Stewart told The News he believed the King Government had faced a difficult task and did well in addressing national problems. He voiced optimism on the federal result, estimating Liberals could win about thirty seats in Ontario and many in the West, with Conservatives unlikely to exceed five in Quebec. He saw Liberal gains in British Columbia Nova Scotia and the Maritimes.
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King
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Ontario
Quebec
British Columba
Nova Scotia
Maritimes
Montreal Nominees Named in Federal Races
L G Bell formerly of Medicine Hat is named as a Montreal candidate for St Antoine riding after last night’s Conservative nomination. Rene Morin, a previous parliament member, was renominated by Lie al in St Hyacinthe Rouville. Arthur G McCosh, once manager of the Bath of Montreal, died by self-administered poison. his body found in a Vancouver hotel.
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L. G. Bell
Medicine Hat
Montreal
Sept
Leslie G. Bell
St. Antoine
Rene Morin
Lie. al
St. Hyacinthe-Rouville
Arthur G. McCosh
The
Bath of Montreal
Kelowna
H. C
Vancouver
W TG. Brydon-Jak
Wheat Drops Fractionally in Winnipeg Trade
Winnipeg reports a light volume session with a fractional drop in wheat prices. October futures closed at 1.3378, down 1 2 cents. November at 1.3335, December at 1.30. Export demand appeared limited but a million bushels were booked by export interests yesterday. The coarse grain markets were firm yet quiet with little cash activity.
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Winnipeg
Memorial to University Students Who Gave Their Lives
Memorial opened November 11 at the University of Alberta with a bronze tablet and an honour roll listing students who served and died in the Great War. Corrections and full initials clarification sought from readers. secretary Mrs. J. F. Morrison invited submissions of missing names or alterations as the permanent roll is prepared. The list includes Frederick Albright, John Anglin, Cyril Avien, and many others up to Ferguson, with continued material on page five.
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University of Alberta
University Memorial Committee
Edmonton
Germany Invited to Participat e in Security Pact Conference
Geneva dispatch says the Allied Powers sent to Berlin an invitation for Germany to join a conference on the proposed Security Pact. The note urges a meeting of Allied and German foreign ministers early next month, though no conference site is named.
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Geneva
Berlin
Germany
Ontario's Long List of Fatalities
Ottawa reports a string of Ontario deaths including Leo LeFrance ten, struck by car near Sudbury while avoiding a horse. Arthur White of Shelburne killed Thomas Giles in Ormangeville. John Edmonds fourty-eight died after being struck in Toronto. J Marsh, a KnowltonMedical student, drowned with crew near Morrisburg. Arthur Beaver seven struck by a CN railway train near Toronto. Neil Watson 36 fatally struck at Windsor crossing. Edward J O'Neil two drowned at Windsor trough accident.
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Leo LeFrance
Sudbury
Arthur White
Shelburne
Thomas Giles
Orargeville
John Edmonds
Toronto
J. Marsh
Knowlton
Quebec
Giencarre
Morrisburg
Arthur Beaver
Neil Watson
Windsor
Elmstead
Edward J. O'Neil
Final crop report shows 368 million bushels for west
The final crop report released today estimates total grain output at 368 857 2722 bushels across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with wheat oat barley flax and rye figures. Manitoba Wheat 43 291 950 Saskatchewan 234 049 338 Alberta 91 618 980 bushels. Oats 73 050 538 Saskatchewan 157 216 717 Alberta 1 920 500. Average yields 19 12 bushels per acre in Manitoba 18 in Saskatchewan 16 in Alberta.
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West
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manica Free Press
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Arthur Meighen
Canadian National Railways
Duns
MeLsaeus Polleces
Hudson Bay Steamer
Amateur Athletic Union
Crows Nest Pass
John Lewis
Uanaua
Belecil
Richelieu
Jeannett
Orde
Calmette
France
Lawrason Brown
C. Stewart
Ad. Eclumues
Frederick Stanley Albright
Tohn Crawford Anglin
Cyril Keith Avien
Girtle Louis Baker
Herbert Joseph Hall
John Richard Barker
Francis Benedict Barnes
Warvey Taylor Beecroft
Percy Douglas Sinclair Broad
William Edward Lee Broad
Robert Thomas Campbell
John Bryson Cuascaden
John Francis Costigan
Laurence Holtby Crawford
William Henry Davis
Arthur Wilbert Deitz
Henry Humphrey Dinning
Louis A. Dobry
Arthur William Donald
James Sherman Dore
Gregor Stuart Drummond
Albert G. Eakins
John
Ottawa
Brotherhoods and Labor Unions
A. A. McGillivray, K.C
J.J. Hendrick
Mark Robertson
Empress Theatre
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