British Atlantic Fleet Heads for Dardanelles Crisis
Reports from London Paris and Constantinople describe a sweeping buildup as the British Atlantic fleet moves to reinforce the Mediterranean squadron to defend Constantinople and the Dardanelles. Allied powers plan a major land sea operation with troops aircraft and heavy guns to secure the straits and neutral zone amid Kemalist threats.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
London
New Zealand
Bosphorus
Kemal Pasha
Harry Lamb
Thrace
Angora
Ismed
Sussex
Malta
Gordon Highlanders
Chanak
Constantinopl
Straits
Angus dies at 91 in Senneville country home
Montreal obituary notes Richard B. Angus past president of the Bank of Montreal and director of multiple major firms. Born May 28, 1831 in Bathgate Scotland he joined the Bank of Montreal in 1857 and rose to Montreal branch manager in 1864 and general manager in 186. He died Sunday evening at his Senneville residence in his 92nd year.
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Montreal
Richard
B. Angus
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Senneville
Angus
Bathgate
Scotland
Canada
The
St. Paul, Mionea
Reparations crisis settled by London Amsterdam talks
Paris reports say Rudolph Havenstein, president of the Reichsbank, secured a settlement in London and Amsterdam. The Bank of England and Dutch banks would enable Germany to pay Belgium treasury notes due at year end via a loan. Germany would repay in eighteen months as requested by Berlin.
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Paris
London
Rudolph Havenstein
Reichsbank
Herr Havenstein
Amsterdam
Bank of England
Germany
Belgium
Interim statement planned for Kommunity Karnival funds
At a Rotary Luncheon C B Pingle and E C Drake agreed to prepare an interim financial statement for publication in The News tomorrow. The detailed accounting of the Karnival’s funds is extensive and will take time before being released to the public.
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Kommunity Karnival
Rotary
Messrs. C. 8. Pingle
E. C. Drake
Early Closing discussed by Chamber of Commerce
A Chamber of Commerce meeting of the retail section will be held at 8 oclock tomorrow evening in the Chamber offices. The discussion will focus on a proposed early closing ordinance. All merchants interested are invited to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mass shooting and unrest rock Dublin and Belfast
In Dublin last night fighting erupted across the city as Free State troops defended offices of the Irish Independent and the criminal investigations unit. A detective was killed, two soldiers wounded, and irregulars captured. In Cork a mine explosion killed eight National soldiers nearby. Belfast reported a woman shot dead and updated fatality counts from July 21, 1920 to present, with Protestants and Catholics among the dead.
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Dublin
The
Irish Independent
Free State
Oriel House
Criminal Investigation Department
Aieutenant
Belfast
Fishermen Afraid of Sea Monsters Off Trinity Bay
Reported sea monsters 40 to 60 feet long have attacked boats at British Harbor Trinity Bay. Fishermen fear returning to the grounds as a large school remains offshore. An organized expedition will seek to capture or disperse the threat.
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Newfoundland
John's
British Harbor
Trinity Bay
Kommunity Karnival Draws Capacity Crowd in Medicine Hat
A large capacity crowd enjoyed the Kommunity Karnival weekend in Medicine Hat with a masqued closing night. Rotary volunteers organized attractions in the curling rink and dancing pavilion while a clown City Band entertained at main corners. Many masqueraders and characters, including Turks, Gypsies and various named individuals, lent festive atmosphere as organizers thanked citizens for support.
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Rotary
Medicine Hat
Rotary Club
S. E. Alexander
Pierrette
Myrtle Ausley
K. Attrill
Blackstock
Eleanor Blossom
Geraldine Blossom
Owen Byers
WH. Boedeker
J. Bogart
O. Beeton
Ina Ballew
A. M. Corps
Florence
Candy Day Celebrations Spread Across Canada and U S
A campaign led by J. H. Tabor in Alberta promotes Candy Day with nationwide participation. Committees in every jobbing center arrange free candy and prizes for children and families, promising visible sweetness from manufacturer to consumer.
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J. H. Tabor
Alberta
Canada
United States
Turkish Victory Celebrations Placed Across Calcutta
Moslems in India urged to assemble in mosques to pray for Turkish arms success as city placards announced the victory observance.
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Calcutta
India
Cabinet Delays Decision on Canada’s Dardanelles Offer
Ottawa reports show the cabinet adjourned without a decision on Canada sending troops to the Near East. Premier King said information was insufficient for action and a later meeting would reassess the invitation from Britain.
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Prem. King
Ottawa
Dardanelles
King
Ial
Near East
Messrs
Fielding
Lapointe
J. H. King
Copp
Kennedy
Montreal
Dandisrand
T. A. Low
Canada
Auto racing drivers likely to recover after Kansas City accidents
Hospital reports indicate probable recovery for Joe Thomas Eddie Hearn Jimmy Murphy and Pete de Paolo injured in yesterday's dedication day accidents at Kansas City's new mile and a quarter speedway Roscoe Searles of Lay fayette Indiana was killed when a steering knuckle broke
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Kansas City
Joe Thomas
Eddie Hearn
Jimmy Murphy
Pete de Paolo
New Mile and A Quarter Speedway
Roscoe Searles
Lay
Fayette
Ind
Athletic Centre Meeting In City Hall
Citizens invited to an 8 o'clock meeting at the Court room City Hall to plan a city athletic centre. Representing all sports and clubs will aid in forming the community undertaking. Rev Eber Crummy has accepted a call from Maryland Methodist Church Winnipeg.
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Eber Crummy
Red Neer
Alta
Wasley College
Winnipeg
Maryland Methodist Church
Open Way Into Argonaut Mine Advances for Rescue
The Kennedy mine connections to Argonaut workings, where 17 men are entombed, were enlarged to full size for rescue crews. The upgrade was announced officially at 6 AM.
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Jacksom
Sept
Kennedy Mine
Argonaut
Ottawa Flooded With Offers for Military Service
A 1915 style dispatch reports Ottawa and across Canada mobilizing for defense of the Dardanelles. Veterans and ex soldiers offer to join battalions, with Gen Currie praising imperial duty and Brig Gen Ovlum noting many applications. Vancouver officials confirm readiness and personal enlistment. Continued on page two.
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Ottawa
Britain
Canada
Dardanelles
Mustaphi Kemal Pasha
Dominion
Currie Vancouver
B. C
Sir Arthur Clarke
Vancouver
Victor Ovlum
Air
Artilery
33Rd Infantry Brigade
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W. M. Slughes
Australian Commonwealth
Reuter
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A.B. Angus
City OF
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Wile National
Macroon
Thomas
Detroit News
John Gilpin
Klown
Charlie Smith
Queen
Smyrna
Great Britain
Toronto
Trinity Methodist Church
Morrison
United Farmers of Ontario
Eiphatic
Athletic Centre
Argonaut Mine
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