Dublin Election Returns Show Govts Narrow Lead
Early returns from Dublin report the Government slight ahead of the Opposition with 67 seats to 63, Cosgrave party leading the tally and independents and farmers shaping the majority. Later counts place the Government at 64 to 63 with 26 seats pending, small parties losing ground. The pattern suggests little change in overall balance and leaves prophets puzzled.
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Dublin
Dail
Cosgrave Party
Fianna Fail
de Valera
Labor
National League
Larkinites
Irish Free State
de Valera Lowers
Giving
Cosgrave
Ia Jnst
Parmers
de Valerites
Irish League
Workers’ Union
Frank Kerlen
Kevin O'Higgins
Tom Johnson
Cozgrave
Eamon de Valera
F. Lynch
Kerry
Sligo
John Jinks
County Clare
Clarke
Republican Party
Accidents of June Weekend Near Toronto
Six dead and many injured in Toronto area over the weekend. Notable deaths include Mrs. William H. Speight near Bowmanville, Norman Securakas, and Charles Perry. A four-year-old, also struck, died later in hospital. One man faced bail after Dodds was charged. Other incidents occurred near Aldershot and Hamilton. Continued on Page Five.
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Toronto
William H. Speight
Bowmanville
Millard Nicholson
Beaver Falls
Norman Securakas
Fred Dodds
Dodds
Charles ‘Perry
Torontos
Lee Hill
Harry Plant
Hamilton
Aldershot
Two CPR Freight Cars Leave Rails At Virden Yard
Canadian Pacific Railway freight train carrying cattle and grain derailed in Virden Manitoba yesterday. The last two cars left the rails and crashed into the landing platform, badly smashing the cars and spilling grain. No employees on the platform were injured. cause is unknown.
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Virden
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ap Putform
Death From Diphtheria Near Burstall
The death of a child of Howard Cavanaugh of Burstall due to diphtheria was reported last week. Dr. O Boyd, sent by the Provincial Dept. of Health, investigated the district and found no other cases besides two other children from the Cavanaugh household now at Empress hospital.
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Howard Cavanaugh
Burstall
Lou Cavanaugh
O. Boyd
Dept. of Health
Boyd
Cavanaugh
Empress Hospital
Robb Plans Western Speaking Tour from Ottawa
Ottawa reports Hon J A Robb Minister of Finance will leave Saturday for a speaking tour of the Western Provinces. He will speak in Calgary on Sept 28 and additional dates are to be announced.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Whleave
Robb
Calgary
Will Investigate the Hospital at Innisfail
Edmonton Sept 17 T G Thomson named by the provincial government as commissioner to probe the Municipal hospital at Innisfail. He will start Monday amid complaints about the institution and several deaths linked to septic poisoning. Hospital board and some doctors will be represented by counsel.
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Edmonton
T. G. Thomson
Innisfail
Misidentified man shot by Detroit police in wartime incident
Roger Murray of Hanmiteon asks Ottawa officials to intervene for his son Albert Murray who was killed after being mistaken for a bandit. Albert, a Canadian resident in Detroit, rode with two African American men when their car broke down near a street station. Police pursued and fired, striking Murray in the heart. The two men from Grand Rapids and Wich claim Murray was not a bandit and had merely been given a ride.
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Hanmiteon
Ont
Roger Murray
Trelaven
Ottawa
Albert Murray
Detroit
Feft
Murray
Cornall Jones
Henry Vaughy
Grand Rapids
Wich
Paralysis cases fall in cities but spread to outskirts
In Nelson British Columbia four infantile paralysis cases were reported over the weekend at Castlegar Kinnaird and Poupere. Edmonton health officials say the epidemic is waning there but spreading to outlying districts. Calgary reports no new cases over the weekend, bringing to six the total since September 10. Reopening of city and Nelson public schools may be delayed further if conditions remain favorable.
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Nelson
B. C
Castlegar
Kinnaird
Poupere
Trail
Nelson Public Schools
Edmonton
Provincial Health Board
Calgary
T. H. Whitelaw
City Board of Health
Duncan Gow
Gow
Can. Farm Implement Co and Alta Foundry Settle
Calgary reports a settlement of the long running dispute between the Canadian Farm Implement Co Ltd and the Alberta Foundry and Machine Co Ltd with John E Davies and Ver non W Parrish. The agreement provides for discharge of debts up to 125000 and a 10000 payment to Davies and Parrish within six months, or transfer of all assets to the plaintiff.
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Calgary
Canadian Farm Implement Co., Ltd
Alberta Foundry and Machine Co., Ltd
John E. Davies
Issun
Vernon W. Parrish
Davies and Parrish
Davies
Father and Son Accused in Wife's Burning at Dora
Dora Ala Sept 19 Lee Treece president and his son in law James Tinker held in Walker County jail Jasper charged in the burning death of Treece's wife Mary. She was set on a burning brush pile near the Treece home after an alleged threat to testify. A third man under surveillance and two negras held. Authorities say evidence is circumstantial and motive is under investigation.
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Dora
Ala
Lee Treece
James Tinker
Walker County
Jasper
Treece
Mary
No Trace Of The Convicts Who Broke Jail
London Ontario reporters report no trace of five inmates Ed Hurston Ross McLeod Frank Martion E Brown Roy Agnew after a daring 815 p m escape from Middlesex County jail following assault on turnkeys Thomas Hall and Fred Last and locking them in a cell. Edward Marston, alleged murderer of constable Wadell and two other prisoners, is linked to automobile thefts and also escaped from the London county jail on Sunday evening.
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London
Ed. Hurston
Ross McLeod
Frank Martion
E. Brown
Roy Agnew
Middlesex County
Thomas Hall
Fred Last
Edward Marston
Wadell
London County
All Wars of Aggression Outlawed by League of Nations
In Geneva on Sept 19 the League Assembly Disarmament Committee backed a Polish proposal to outlaw all wars of aggression and require pacific settlement of disputes between nations. Japan argued the clause applies only among League members, and later withdrew a broader interpretation.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly Disarmament Committee
Assembly
League
Haruke “Zunagaoka
Germany
Senor Guerrero
United States
Japan
Snow At Saskatoon and Regina Cold Snap of the Season
In Saskatoon on Sept 19 the temperature hovered near freezing with a brief early morning snow that vanished. By 9 a.m. a biting wind froze melted snow on streets marking the coldest spell of the season. Regina reports slight snow flurries and variable skies with squalls and sunny intervals.
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Saskatoon
Regina
Sask
Canada Wins Non Permanent League Seat Front Page
Geneva dispatch reports Canada’s new non permanent member seat on the League of Nations council prompts insistence on hearing both Romania and Hungary. Ottawa’s Mackenzie King calls election a definite recognition of Canada’s nationhood and notes British approval amid Diamond Jubilee year.
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Geneva
Canada
Council of the
League of Nations
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
Romania
Hungary
Raoul Dandurand
Athancourt
Cubham
Count Apponyi
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Council of
League Council
League
Canadia
Times
Hertzog
Union of South Africa
Death by Coal Fire In Montreal Dwelling Tragedy
In Montreal on September 19 a family fire outbreak, caused by a coal stove explosion, left ten year old Alert Chung dead and sisters Mary 21 and Jeanne 4 badly burned while their mother Mrs. Claing fought the blaze. Neighbors and firmen battled flames as the home was nearly destroyed and the mother and children attempted to smother the fire with their clothing.
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Montreal
Que
Witoge
Chung
Sto Huixitthe
Mary
Jeanne
Claing
Prices Strong in Wheat Market in Winnipeg Session
Wheat prices rose through most of the Winnipeg session with closing gains from 13-8 to 13-4. Reports of unfavorable prairie weather lifted values, October peaking 2 3-8 higher before retreating to open levels. Coarse grains followed with barley in strong demand, flax up five cents, oats up one cent, and cash wheat showing 1-2 to 1 cent higher for top grades.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
Two Planes Crash Killing Ten In Separate US Incidents
In California near Palmdale, three naval aviators died when their plane crashed 22 miles east after fog forced an emergency landing. The dead are Lieut. Eaton Booth, Machinist Mate C. S. Harrison, and Machinist Mate Kenneth McRae, all connected to San Diego units.
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Palmdale
Calif
Mojave Desert
Here
Eaton Booth
Reeves
San Diego
C. S. Harrison
San Diego Naval Air Station
Kenneth McRae
San Diego Air Station
Naval
Spokane
Lieut.Booth
Plainfield, N.J
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CPR
West
Daniel Kear
Hindon Township
Haliburton County
Haliburton
Ontario
Will
League OF Nations Disarmament Committee
Dandurand
Hou
Fokker
Europe
Holland & West Africa
Newmarket
Reynolds Airways
Holland
Hadley Field
Farmer
George Scheneck
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