Forke Opposes Cany Pact With Liberal Party
Winnipeg reports the Progressives of Manitoba with Western members meet to plan the campaign led by Robert Forke. They aim to save every Progressive candidate by October 1 and discuss policies on railways immigration taxation and Senate reform.
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News Briefs From Across the Border Highlights Sept 16
Reports from New York Rocky Mount Philadelphia and more on Sept 16. A mill weaver Edmund Wuaenuseh reports health gain after a period at sea. A postal clerk was shot during a post office robbery attempt in Rocky Mount. Margret Robinson seeks to protect a 160000 trust fund from William Wilson. George Greenwood a former boxer is shot dead at his home following a dispute with a nun. Harry Slipson held by police.
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Blairmore School Teacher Picketing Dispute Adjusts to Fall Term
Edmonton reports say Blairmore teachers and miners staged picketing as 12 new teachers opened the Blairmore schools with partial pupil attendance after most of the previous staff were dismissed. Police deny a coordinated picket line or protection request, noting only a few teachers on the streets and no disturbance.
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Operatic Society Meeting Notice at City Wall
A meeting of all shore society members will be held in the Corneil Chamber City Wall on Sunday the 2th inst at 5 o clock sharp. Attendance is essential as business of utmost importance will be discussed and a fault attendance is impera thre. Acting Secretary VT G MACBOALY signs the notice.
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Desperadoes Kidnap Seattle Autoist in Downtown Heist
In downtown Seattle a kidnapper duo abducted Harry Murgatroy, forcing him to drive them to the southern outskirts where they robbed him and damaged his car. Police traced the suspects Alya Kilbourne and Joe Warren amid a manhunt across King and Snohomish counties.
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Caillaux Granted Full Negotiating Powers for U S Debt Talks
Paris authorities announce that Caillaux receives full power to negotiate U S debt funding as Washington talks begin. Premier Painleve and his Cabinet pledge to stand or fall by the outcome, voting to authorize Caillaux’s mission.
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Arctic Expedition Returns After Failing Objective
Ottawa reports the Canadian Arctic expedition under Captain Be, aboard the steamship Arctic, failed to reach Radio Peninsula. The crew is returning and is expected to reach Quebec around October 1.
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Political Tidbits of Today in Montreal District
Fragmented notes discuss elections and candidates in Jacques Cartier Montreal. Mentions Vincent Macey and figures like Monty Fanteux and le VoTe ic mers. Speculates on presidential protection and a conservative shift with ministers to be unnamed.
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Bad Medicine for Britain Says Home Secretary
London dispatch reports Sir William Joynson Hicks asserting S Saklatvala would travel to the United States and Canada with a Future Parliamentary Association delegation to foment mischief. He warned of a definite attempt, in concert with Moscow, to undermine the British constitution and signaled possible new powers to suppress sedition if needed.
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LaFollette Sweeps Wisconsin State Primaries
Robert M A La Follette Jr swept the Wisconsin senatorial primary, carrying most counties and winning the Republican nomination for United States Senate. The result shows strong support for La Follette across the state with high turnout in many areas.
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Prosecution Over Theft of Provisions by Local Resident
Albert Watzhe of Little Prime admitted taking provisions from a neighbor last Sunday night and was tried before Magistrate Bell. He was found guilty and fined 25 pounds with costs or thirty days imprisonment. A convention named John Wo Riesserdson to contest St Boniface, Mill for the Conservative party in federal elections.
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Wheat futures drift after cautious Winnipeg trade
Wheat prices rose slightly on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange with a uniform one cent advance across positions as weather concerns in Alberta weighed on sentiment. Cash markets showed limited gains as traders faced weaker demand and higher offerings, while premiums for higher grade wheat receded amid softening futures.
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Prince Afgh Seif El Dine Escapes Asylum In Hastings
Prince Ahmed Seif El Dine of Egypt, recently escaped from Hastings asylum, rests with a relative near Constantinople after a Channel voyage. If deemed sane, he will claim a fortune exceeding £3,000,000 held in trust. He is brother in law to King Fuad of Egypt and faces Turkish alienist evaluation.
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Irving School Fair Triumphs Over Past Efforts
The Irving branch of the Alberta School Fairs Association held a successful annual fair on Tuesday night with 674 exhibits and 65 prize winners. Awards included the Short Course Scholarship for Girls won by Louise Dawson and top points honors for Irvine No. 1. Judges covered household economies farm products and school work, with volunteers assisting children during judging and sport programs.
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Inspections Report Shrouded by Vague Winniper Note
A fragmented notice from Winniper outlines inspections on unspecified yesterday with vague references to cars and grain contracts. It mentions years and figures for course grains and wheat but lacks clear details or context.
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Prince of Wales Marooned in Chilean Andes Snowstorm
The Prince of Wales remained trapped at Los Andes Chile, the trans Andean rail terminus, after heavy snows and a landslide blocked the line on his return from Chile to Argentina. The pilot train that went ahead of the Royal train was also cut off and had to return to Jumralal.
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Widow of whiskey ship owner charged with fraud
London authorities arrest Mme Habel Casares part owner of the General Serrett on a charge by a major Oxford Street firm alleging she obtained reeds under false pretenses.
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Tariff Commission To Sit At Ottawa Says Jos. Dagust
Joseph Dagust, a Montreal boot and shoe manufacturer, says he will represent Quebec on the Federal Tariff Commission to be formed by the King Government. The commission will sit in Ottawa, though the start date is not yet known.
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Bootlegger Freed From Cook County Jail Circulation
Chicago reports recount Terrence Dragegan known as Douggan who walked from the Cook County jail yard and streets while federal grand jury probes his methods. He had been serving a year for contempt and was excused for a shave as logs of his comings and goings vanished.
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Ten Commandments Screenings Extended For Week
Owing to large crowds the picture will run through the week with two Saturday matinees at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to allow more children to see it.
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