Premier King Defends Campaign Tone in Ontario Visit
Premier King closed the Ontario phase of his campaign in Alexandria charging Mr Meighen with stirring race prejudice. He praised Liberal policy to lower tariff duties on production implements and urged Liberal and Progressive allies in Glengarry to unite. The bilingual rally featured French and English addresses with Ernest Lapointe speaking in French.
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King
Ontario
Dé Fl
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Ernest Lapointe
Glengarry
Liberal Party
Mr. Meighen
Quebec
Meighen
West Bound Export Grain Rate Implemented Tomorrow
Winnipeg reports that west bound export grain tariffs will drop under a Board of Railways Commissioners order and take effect tomorrow night. The Canadian Pacific Railway sought a suspension citing minority ruling and insufficient evidence. a public hearing is set for September 20.
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Board OF Railway Commissioners
Winnipeg
Board of Railways Commissioners
Canadian Pacific Railway
Reggie Stewart Western Piano Tour Promises Canadian Virtuoso
Reginald Stewart, a renowned Canadian pianist formerly of Medicine Hat, returns from England to begin a concert tour across Canada. He visits Ontario in October and November, the West after Christmas, and the Maritime provinces in spring, promising listeners a strong showcase of Canadian musical renown. Stewart was the first Canadian to perform at Bournemouth Festival under Sid Dan Godfrey and has received high praise from critics including Watson Lyall of Musical Standard.
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Canada
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Sid Dan Godfrey
London
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Musical Standard
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Hold Up Taxi Cab Robbers Take 8657 From Company
In New York on September 14 five armed men stopped a Yellow Taxi Cab Company machine in the Lower East Side and stole 8 657 dollars in weekend receipts being moved to the bank. They fled in a car as four pursuing policemen in a borrowed vehicle failed to overtake them.
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New York
Two Boys Die In Mine Blast Playing With Caps
Lethbridge reports two boys aged 12 to 14 killed and three injured when a box of blasting caps exploded at No 6 Galt mine while youths were celebrating with caps. Fetinger and W Bolokoski died. T Bolekoski, Mike Tiporiski, and J Bodnachuk injured. inquest set for tonight. storage box was unlocked.
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Ares Fred Fetinger
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T. Bolekoski
Mike Tiporiski
J. Bodnachuk
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Disappointed crew of seaplane PN-9 recounts rescue off Hawaii
Honolulu reports the PN-9 crew felt relief yet disappointment at being discovered 15 miles offshore by the submarine Hef after a roughly 400 mile drift from San Francisco. They aimed to finish the journey under their own power and hoped for a surprise return, while radio operator Stanitz improvised a sending apparatus to relay messages during the drift.
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William Uf. Bowlin
Dake
Otis G. Staniz
PNY
Stance
Cup
Shenandoah
U.S. S. Laungle
Hope Wise
Relgers
Stantz
Tree Planting Demonstration Arrives For City Pupils
Forestry expert Archibald Mitchell and Ottawa official A G Coach arrived with a tree planting car to demonstrate for city school pupils. Classes from Grade V up will view colored slides on benefits and beauty of trees. public invited though space favors students. The car leaves tomorrow night en route to Saskatoon.
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A. G. Coach
Ottawa
Mitchell
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Saskatoon
Sask
Raise Water Level In Elkwater Lake
An Elk Water Cottagers Association deputation met Charles Stewart in the city on Saturday. They secured a definite promise of assistance to divert another creek into Elkwater Lake to augment the water supply and create a reservoir. They also discussed completing the shelter and Stewart requested an estimate of the cost to make it usable.
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Elkwater Cottagers’ Association
Charles Stewart
Stewart
London Daily Mail Publishes New Zinoviev Letter
The London Daily Mail issues another Zinoviev letter amid fears of a storm echoing the prior flare that helped topple the MacDonald government. The letter's appearance sparks political tension and questions about influence and accountability.
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London Daily Maillas
Zinoviev
MacDonald
May Take More Cakes Next Year
The Chamber of Commerce advised by Reynolds Moore & Company Winnipes that encumber growers now have an idea of what the pickling company wants. Growers may contract their crop next season and should give their names to Mr C A Richardson at the Chamber offices for seed and plat arrangements.
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Reynolds, Moore, & Company
Winnipes
C. A. Richardson
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Reynolds
Jewelry Store Robbery Nets Diamonds Worth 50000
Four robbers bound four employees with ropes in the rear of Buck and Son jewelry store on Third Avenue New York and rifled the safe, escaping with diamonds valued at about 50000. The article notes the crime occurred today and mentions witnesses and partial details.
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New York
Buck and Son
Third Avenue
Fumes Kill French Vineyard Owner and Three Rescue Workers
In Avignon France on September 1 Maria Chambon a vineyard owner at Val preas was overcome by fumes while cleaning a vat. Her son entered to rescue him and was overcome along with two employees. All four were recovered dead.
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Val Preas
Weather update for Canadian provinces today
Manitoba and Saskatchewan see fair skies and a bit warmer conditions today and tomorrow. Alberta reports mostly fair weather with a slight rise in temperatures today and tomorrow.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Small Decline in Wheat Prices Amid Bear Market Move
Winnipeg reports a bear movement in wheat with prices slipping from Saturdays close. October delivery fell 2 1 2 cents, near term down to 1.33, other months dipping. Russian wheat delivery noted and world shipments exceeded nine million bushels. Coarse grains were quiet with minor declines and eased demand. Export circles described bearish conditions.
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Winnipeg
Ueaarb
North America
Eight Die as Eastern Storm Rages Across States
A Sunday electrical storm across New York Pennsylvania Maryland and New England caused eight deaths and extensive damage. Drowned women and children on the Susquehanna River near Riv Pa, a falling tree in Portland Maine killed a man, two men drowned in the East River, and other towns reported heavy property losses from winds and lightning.
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Maryland
Susqtthana
Riv. Pao
Portland
Maine
Lightline
Laverstown
Trafffic
Scranton
Hagerstown
Chamberhur
Weekend Toll From Auto Crashes and Violence
Seventeen people died across the county over the weekend from violence or accidents. Deaths occurred by various causes including six automobile accidents and other causes such as drownings suicides and falls.
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Chicago
Dean
Auieide
Massey Named Minister Without Portfolio in Wins Cabinet
Ottawa report states at noon today J. Vincent Massey of Toronto was appointed as Minister without Portfolio in the Wins cabinet, signaling a high level expansion of the Canadian government duty roster.
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Ottawa
Argosy Stranded off Sable Island Bar
The United States Shipping Board steamer Argosy, about six hundred tons, ran aground on the Northwest bar of Sable Island, Halifax. The Government life saving crew was standing by ready to assist after the vessel struck four and a half miles northwest of the light this morning in foggy weather.
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States Shipping Board
Argosy
Sable Island
Cc.rl Thirvey
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Farmers Out of Politics in Ontario
The United Farmers of Ontario will not actively participate in the 1925 federal campaign. They state they are not a political party and will not field a province-wide effort. Riding by riding, Ontario Progressive party officials decide campaigns amid member redistribution and candidate plans.
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Can
United Partners of Ontario
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Ontario
Peerson
A. J. Morrison
U.E.G
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Senator Stintletd Arrested in Baker Cafe Scuffle
Oregon’s junior senator Robert N. Stintletd was arrested in Baker on a disorderly conduct charge after a Sunday cafe incident. He posted 50 000 bail and awaits further court action as officials set no immediate sentencing date.
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Oregon
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