Wheat trade shifts as Canada gains export lead
Canada sees rising wheat exports with over 5,000,000 bushels sold for export in a week while futures rally. Winnipeg reports protein tests on rusted wheats with No 4 to No 6 grades ranging 13.3 to 18.1 percent. International tensions surrounding Memel and German politics also feature in Nordic and European dispatches.
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Canada
Winnipég
IPG
C.P
Winnipeg
Federal Grain Research Laboratory
Gardiner Sets Liberal Platform At Rally In Sussex
Premier Gardiner of Saskatchewan outlines Liberal policies at a rally in Sussex. The plan emphasizes provincial federal cooperation, fair wages, and marketing farm products to boost trade and transportation, aiming to align Canada’s affairs with lessons from the past.
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Sussex
N.B
C.P
Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Donald V. White
Royal
Liberal Party
Tiaberate
Indus
Russian Steamer Sadko Reaches Record Arctic Milepost
The Soviet icebreaker Sadko, after weathering a fierce storm, penetrated to 82 1.2 degrees north in open Arctic waters. Officials say it is the farthest north any steamer has navigated in open seas while studying a warm current channel that could offer an all year navigable route to the far east.
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Wuten Ee
Moscow
Arctic
Far East
Alberta court ruling on petroleum and natural gas rights
Supreme court of Alberta yesterday dismissed with costs an action by a plaintiff seeking a declaration of petroleum and natural gas rights and an accounting of minerals allegedly alienated by the Alberta Railway and Irrigation Co. The case centers on land purchased by Knight from the defendant’s predecessors.
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Calgary
Lecal
Dugtite
Frank Ford
Mberta’ Supreme Court
Alberta: Railway
and. Irrigation Co
Tor Petroleum
Defipahy
Effort to End Waterfront Trouble in Vancouver
A commissioner's arrival from Ottawa begins next week to mediate Vancouver's waterfront dispute. Justice H. H. Davis will meet longshoremen and shipping interests as violence and beatings persist since June 4, with police guarding waterfront workers' homes amid arrests and jail terms.
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Vancouver
C.P
H. H. Davis
Supreme Court’ of Canada
Dominion
Mpasse
British Columbia
Federation Taq
Canada
Federation
Three Die in Dynamite Blast Near Lyons Colorado
Three highway workers were killed and eight injured when a dynamite blast erupted from a cliff on the North Street Vrain Canon road near Lyons Colorado. The blast threw eleven men from a granite wall as 100 sticks of dynamite exploded, sending rocks down onto the mountain road below during the night.
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Longmont
Colo
A. P
Vrain Canon Road
Lyons
Aged Woman Killed by Cow in InnIsfail Alberta
A 70 year old Aberdeenshire woman Mrs O'Brien was fatally injured when a cow charged as she tried to locate its calf. She died in hospital in Innisfail yesterday. In Drumheller Alberta John Shelley of Newcastle will face Magistrate O'Connor on perjury charges after alleged citizenship filing a week after voting entitlement.
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Innisfail
Alta
C.P
British and Allied Talks Amid Ethiopian Crisis Report
Reports from Cairo London Paris Wellington and Geneva describe British military precautions in Egypt and in Alexandria a British transport landing tanks and troops and officials urging peaceful solutions. Canada’s high commissioner at London warns against war and supports the League of Nations as an indispensable peace agency with hopes for a peaceful settlement.
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Alexandria
Canada
Russia
League OF Nations
Cairo
Charles Morton Forbes
Mediterranean
Egypt
London
Italy
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Leevoy
Paris
C.P
Havas
Wellington
Forbés
New Zealand
Norbury
Geneva
Caiiela
Spyigt Russie
Royanit
League
G. Troward Ferguson
Joondon
League “Assembly
Canadas
Iby
Peake Tan
Five Die in Railroad Wreck Near Monroe
Five unidentified bodies were removed from the ruins after a derailment of an eastbound freight train three miles west of Monroe Louisiana. Five injured transients were taken to the hospital. One injured man Pete Rigas Absit 25 Calhoun La was amputated with knives to save his life. Rescue workers feared more bodies in the wreckage.
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Monroe
C.P
Gars
Calhoun
Jin Tte
Raised by Rope Rescue Journey in San Gabriel Range
M EB Rothenberger a telephone company engineer who was lost on a hunting trip Saturday was found and brought to a camp for treatment after being raised by a rope from a thousand foot deep canyon in the San Gabriel range.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Range
M. EB. Rothenberger
A. ‘Wolintin
Mounties award long service medals to Rotal unit
Fortier Mounted Police personnel received long service and good conduct medals Friday. Staff Sergeant C. Hilliard with 20 years and Staff Sergeant Alex Alexander with 37 years are named along with Sergeant Major Wittmer at a ceremony. Corporal and others are listed among the recipients.
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Canadian’ Mounted
Tose
C. Hilliard
Alex
Alexander
Wittmer
Yeasts
Ene
Igor
Paya Typhoon Signals Issued as Warnings Rise
A disrupted OCR misshaped note reports typhoon activity near the Philippines with warning signals issued along the coast and forecasters warning of storm effects. The fragment mentions radar, motion, and possible impacts on northern regions. Names and precise places are unclear due to text corruption.
Plane crash in jungle leaves six dead near Bejico
Panama city dispatch reports a commercial airplane crash in a jungle area near Bejico killing six passengers and the pilot. Government officials said it would take horseback eight hours to reach the scene and that confirmation might not come until Saturday.
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Panama-City
A.P
Bejico
Mussolini rejects compromise in Ethiopia quarrel
In Rome on September 14 Mussolini told his cabinet Italy would not accept any negotiated solution. Authorities ordered 20 national police at strategic points around the French embassy fearing a demonstration. A sweeping military information law was extended to Italian colonies.
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Rome
C.P
Ite
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Actress Dame Madge Kendal Dies at 86
London report notes the death of Dame Madge Kendal, renowned stage actress of the early nineteenth century, at age 86. The obituary highlights her long career and contributions to theater.
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London
Madge
Kendal
Appointment of Hugh Johnson to head new coal commission urged
A producers committee telegram to President Roosevelt urged appointing Hugh Johnson to head the proposed bituminous coal commission. The group claimed to represent over half the U S coal industry and said Johnson would be satisfactory. Roosevelt had acted to avert a coal strike by Congress debating the Guffey bill.
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Joseph ‘L. Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh's. Johnson
United States
Industry, Inc.a. Telegram
Roevelt
Hyde Park
Johnson
Roosevelt
Congress
Guffey
Coal Operators Sign Contract With Miners
Drumheller September 14 The High coal mine in Drumheller valley signed a contract with the United Mine Workers of America and a wage scale will be drawn up soon The Elgin mine will pay a 5 percent wage increase as urged by a conciliation board The Jewel mine agreed to raise wages 50 percent Over 400 workers at Jewel Rosedale and Star mines walked out September 4 after management refused a new wage pact with the UMWA Star and Rosedale have not signed the agreement
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Drumheller
C.P
Drumheller Valley
United Mine-Workers of America
Elgin
Jewel
Jewel, Rosedale and Star
U.M.W
Star
Rosedale
AIRMEN RESCUED AFTER SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE
Pilot Herman Lehrdahl and observer Lawrence Rogge arrived in Fairbanks Alaska after an alarm Thursday night when they failed to return from a search flight for the missing plane carrying Pilot Arthur Hines and passengers. Lehrdahl said bad weather forced a landing. he resumed the mission once skies cleared. Hines and the others had been missing 25 days.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Herman Lehrdahl
Lawrence Rogge
Plang
Arthur
Hines
Lehrdahl
Pistols and prices push economic index in early September
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports an uptrend in September’s first week driven by higher bank clearings carloadings and wholesale prices. Bond and common stock trading in Toronto and Montreal remained active though thin versus prior week, with the index at 102.4, near yearly peaks.
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Dominion Bureau’ of ‘Statistics
Toronto
Montreal
Fragmentary note on a missing or harmed ally
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a killed person and an ally, with unclear names or places. The readable portion implies a fatal incident and a related associate, but lacks concrete details to identify persons or exact location.
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