Liquor Smuggler Incident Sparks Detroit River Standoff
Windsor inspectors clash with a boat carrying liquor bound for the United States on the Detroit River opposite Lighthouse Point. Shots are said to have been fired as officers tried to halt the speedboat. three runners fled toward the U S. authorities pursue them across the river. Montreal. Sep f. The incident disrupts cross border liquor smuggling efforts.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Luiwich Wee
United States
Boiler Explosion Kills Three on Ore Steamer
Cleveland dispatch says two tugs towed the damaged ore steamer Empire City into port after a boiler explosion last night blew off the port side of the boiler house and killed three men.
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S.S. Empire City
Cleveland
Empire City
Market Canadian flax in Europe
Ottawa reports flax expert W R Hutchinson sails for Europe to market 6000 tons of flax fibre and 20000 bushels of fibre flax for Canadian producers. The flax crop entering Canada is described as exceptional and about unknown land areas are undergoing preparations for planting.
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Dominion Govt
Europe
Ottawa
Sept
W.r.ick. Hutchinson
Dominion
Canada
Ean- Mati
Cox Tours North Dakota on Eight Speech Day
Governor Cox of Ohio, Democratic presidential nominee, delivered eight speeches in North Dakota near the Canadian border. He spoke to audiences including former workers and small-business people in Grand Forks Pewits Lake Leeds and Bersos as part of a day focused on reform and labor issues.
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Minot
N.D
Cox
Ohio
Iyoa Totho
Dehkata
Larimore
Pewils Lake
Leeds
Bersos
Congress favors levy on industries to fund unemployment
In Portsmouth on September 4 the trades union Congress adopted a resolution declaring responsibility for unemployment to be borne by the industries. It calls for power to force a levy to fund the relief and stipulates income not fall below eighty five percent of wages when fully employed. The panalth century committee was instructed to take necessary action.
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Montreal
Beruara
Johor
Oa Core
Justice Braneau
Quebec
Bishopes Palace
Dahlanna Catholiic
St. Mathew
Canon Scott
Shottled Jae
Portsmouth
Dene
Trades Union Congress
Minimum wage inquiry under Factories Act urged
A letter to Secretary Richardson from Mrs. M. Lewis secretary of the advisory committee outlines a province wide inquiry to determine the minimum wage for those under 18 and for all women under the Factories Act. The inquiry will also consider hours of labor and apprentices for both sexes.
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Richardson
M. Lewis
Lewis
Charity guest leaves estate worth in New York hospital record
A charity guest, identified as a miner from San Pratcimeo and Alashit, died in New York with an estate listing Liberty bonds, a gold ring, a diamond stick pin, a gold nugget, and several deeds to realty. The will details include $125,000 in assets and other valuables.
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Ais Leienginis
Alasha
San Pratcimeo
Alashit
Timber Cut Not Reported 10 Gcnt
Toroute Sept. 10. investigation into timber cutting reported to the government by each of the bureau Freness Carter Coop and other camps at the Keewulig bacimber Co Keno Overote rerolling under cut tin the firing ee di tpighit. The case is before the government as indicated in the exhos giken Leterme Jictress Ridell. Investigation continued yesterday afternoon by Saatied Paidee work into the case.
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Toroute
Tiebadeut
Onrtarta
Ech
Burt Freness Carter
Keewulig Bacimber Co
Freirg
Bert
Ridell
Tinter Investigarom
Saatied Paidee
Cnatimany 7
Cooapmeneation Board
Another Earthquake Strikes Emilia District in Italy
Rome reports a violent earthquake in the Emilia district at 2 35 this morning causing loss of lives and heavy damage. Reggio Ospedaletti Bussana Towna and Cavola suffered most in the tremor, which this morning proved more violent than the previous Tuesday shock.
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Rome
Emilia
Reggio
Ospedaletti
Bussana
Towna
Cavola
Fragmentary OCR Note Touches Abstract Incomplete Entry
A cryptic OCR fragment lists partial words and repeated syllables with no clear events names places dates or actions. The readable portions show only repetitive tokens and lack coherent context or entities to identify.
Plot to wreck the Duanenad train sparks federal probe
Reported eight conspirators tied to a plot to derail a central railroad car near a bridge at Bissel. Officials say the plan would have killed passengers. nineteen rescuers described as communists were detained. Federal agents and Chief Morris led the probe as confessions blamed Soviet and domestic conspirators for attempted sabotage and destruction of government.
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Shinein Central
Morris Tl
Bissel
Take German Ships Home from Chile Run
The steamer Lucie Woetmant sails to Chile to evacuate interned German ships from Chilean ports and bring them back to Germany with their crews aboard.
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Lucie Woetmant
Chile
Chilian
Lethbridge Wins 1921 Grand Lodge Convention Seat
Delegates from across Alberta gathered in Edmonton for the seventh annual Grand Lodge of Alberta convention. Lethbridge secured the 1921 convention site with G. W. Parsons elected vice president after a lengthy session.
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Grand Lodge of
Alberta
Sons of Mugianhd
Lethbridge
Tech
Pot. Ebing
Cant Ga
Wl Parson
Lethbydee
Lone
Longeland
Edmonton
Grand Louge of
Lethbyige
G. W. Parsons
Typhoid Death Toll Rises Among Paty and Native Groups
Reports from the region indicate twenty deaths from typhoid fever among Paty tribes and nearby Indigenous communities near a lake area. Officials cite contaminated floodwater as the outbreak’s cause and note limited medical aid and widespread ignorance of remedies.
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Vries Mibert
Sik
Tle
Ates
Bs Jhaiees Cndtes
Tpndecns
Fle
Cataunes
Regguerg Buried by Second Quake
Florence reports rescuers striving to free buried inhabitants after a second earthquake. Three workers, including a carbineer, were crushed when new earth shocks toppled a masonry cover, witnessed by onlookers. St. Louis notes a push to tax relief for new residences to ease housing shortages.
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Florence
Pivezinne
Government backs increased railway rates says Canada prospers
Minister of railways and canals Dr Reid led a Tincheon address supporting the recent freight and passenger rate increases approved by the Board of Railway Commissioners. He urged patience with railways, noting Canada’s prosperity, rising bank deposits, and growing natural resources. Grant Hall of CPR echoed that cost rises will pass to consumers, urging united rail action to maintain higher rates.
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Toronto
Od. Reid
Canadian National
Ahividow
Tincheon
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
Canada
Reid
Dr. Reid
National Railways
Cangiltan National Railway
PLR
CLP. R
Dominion of Canada
United States
Grant Hall
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pe. PB
Mir Hall
Sas
United
Emmer
Liverpool
Convicted in Duluth Lynching Riots
Henry Stephenson, a truck driver from Otoe, was found guilty by a district court jury on riot charges connected with the June 15 lynching of three Black workers. The mob stormed the Duluth police station after reports they assaulted a white girl. a five year penitentiary term was provided, but sentences were deferred.
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Duluth
Minn
Henry Stephenson
Ohoe
Actiens
State Penitentiary
Air route to follow CPR main line for trans Canada flight
Ottawa reports mechanics from Camp Border to reach Winnipeg Friday to assemble planes for the trans Canada flight. The Winnipeg to Moose Jaw leg will carry official messages to Calgary, then to Vancouver along the Canadian Pacific Railway main line. Officials hope Halifax to Vancouver flight completes in fifty flying hours.
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Ottawa
Camp Border
Rockies
Canadian Pacific Railway
Halifax
Vancouver
Resignation Rumor Denied Over British Ambassador to France
Paris report states the Eail of Derby did not resign over policy on Russia. The ambassador told the Associated Press last night he asked to be relieved by year’s end to resume activities in England. A separate item notes John Kelly in New York witnessing a fatal auto accident involving his mother.
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Earl Derby
France
England
Paris
Sem
Eail
Derby
Russia
Associated Press
Diva
Asquith
John Kelly
New York
Oan
Pran
Fire at glove factory destroys Montreal plant and homes
A blaze at the Allen Grove Manufacturing Company plant in Montreal yesterday caused about 200000 dollars in damage. The fire left several families homeless and workers unemployed as the plant and eight nearby dwellings were destroyed on Frontenac Street.
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Mont
Montreal
Tirtecia
Alen Grove Mcnufacturing Company
Froutenge Streit
Canadian Journalist Arrives in Toronto First Postwar Visit
A Canadian journalist arrives in Toronto on his first visit to Canada since the war. He is photographed on arrival as he embarks on assignments and reports plans to cover postwar developments.
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Peer
Toronto
Canada
Board rules freight and passenger rate increases in Canada
Ottawa reports the railway commissioners justify higher freight and passenger rates citing rising operation costs. The decision notes Canadian Pacific and other lines faced wage pressures and potential deficits if reserves are drawn, while stressing the National system's reality and public interest.
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Iyi
Geary
Canadian Pacific Tail Seay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chicago
Canada
Caligula Wins St Leger at Doncaster in Surprising Finish
Caligula Pauteth, ridden by Laniton, secured victory in the St Leger with Silvern Stoft second and Manton third as fourteen horses contested the race. The public had favored the derby winner Spion Wo and the favorite Calfred, who both failed to place. Lady Douglas Nanton finished third, reversing the season's form for three-year-olds.
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Laniton
Calgula Pauteth
Silvern
Manton Op
Lord Witton
Caliguta
Elaes
Doncaster
Oday
Besar
Sanei
Aecok
Weaver Calfred
Edward Fulcoms Silsern
Polynelus-Silver Fowl
Tasd
Rank
Douglas Nanton
Ganavoque Catholics buy Central Hotel for Separate School
Ganavoque Roman Catholics purchased the old Central Hotel property to establish a separate school. The move signals a faith based educational effort in the town with the site repurposed for classroom use.
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