Wall Street Explosion Mystery Deepens as Trails Fail
New York authorities remain perplexed by the Wall Street blast with promising clues failing to yield answers. Witness Wellington of Wellington Trading recalls seeing three suspicious men near the U S Assay Office moments before the detonation and Fisher’s tip line remains unsettled. Alexander Drailovsky and a Russian journalist were released after cooperation with investigators.
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Fisher
Alexander Brailovsky
New York
Rederab
Wall Street
Samtinel
Wellington
West Tidies Trading Compay
Sccne
United States Assay Office
Uconscrous
William J. Bieun
Department of Posies
McCurdy Re-elected Minister in Meiphen County Election
Hon. PB McCurdy reelected in Meiphen county by a substantial majority over Capt. Hugh Dickson. McCurdy led in town votes 2,106 to 641 and overall totals surged, amid shifts from United Farmers and Independent Labor ties. St John results later show Wigmore and Emery winning by wide margins in St John City and Albert County.
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Javery
St. John
Wigetrope
Emery
Albert County
Wigaore
Hinery
Lemery
Mackenzie King
Seamen's Institute
Rotary convention sets next district meet dates
Regina September 10 District Governor John E B Davies of Medicine Hat opened the conference of presidents and secretaries of fifteen Rotary clubs in District No II. It was decided the next annual convention would be held March 21 22 at Willington and Port Arthur. International president Dr Crawford G McCullough addressed the delegates outlining the program. Delegates were formally welcomed and hosted at luncheon by Maver Grassick.
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Regina
John EB. Davies
Medicine Hat
Ffteen Hiotars
International Board
Maver Grassick
Ify
Juncheon
Jocal Rotary
Delayed Action on Commercial Treaties Moves Ahead
The article notes a move to delay action on commercial treaties under Section 61 in relation to a bill. It states the president must act within ninety days of signing and that treaties restricting U S duties or tonnage on foreign vessels will be met with measures.
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Ward
Neston
United States
Lord Mayor Merwe- Myeeeney Criticized After Strike Incident
The district sear Determinition Leaerine issued a Dunietin stating Latdan Bent Othe Lord Mayor Merwe- Myeeeney of Cari addressed a tense event on the fortieth day of a strike. He ordered sleep and appeared weak as reports describe the scene and outcomes.
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Merwe- Myeeeney
Cari
Restoration of prewar railway system policy debated
Officials consider restoring the wartime distribution model used by provinces under the Railway Board. Aimed at reestablishing prewar controls, the plan faces today or tomorrow reviews and reactions from workers and observers.
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Ilaawa
Gach
OWE
Eottusctonien
Ahatow
Hibde Corp
Gelbeipaditee
Sianer
Owas
Weather Roundup Across Western Canada and Alberta
A fragmented weather summary reports rain in Vancouver and cloudy skies in Winnipeg with fluctuations in Manitoba. Alberta is forecast for fair conditions today and Wednesday, with a warmer trend possible in the near term.
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Sweather
Lina
Snewers
Manitoba
Alberta
Future sessions to be held by city advisory committee
The first session of the Advisory Committee under the factories act opened in the Board of Trade with Inspector J. Sc MeLeod presiding. Lewis, Edmonton, acted as secretary. Gaetz, Red Deer, represented the Retail Merchants Association. McCreth, Edmonton, and Walter Suaritten, Colpary, represented employees. The session focused on arranging future meetings and planned the rest to be held in the common chamber at the effy hall.
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Fir Seston
Board of Trade
Chin
Che
J. Sc Meleod
Mesa Lewis
Afdmonton
Mie
Milton Miartin
Edmonton
Corployers
Meh
Seaplane Service Advances Between Seattle and Victoria
A seaplane operated by Lesehi Aerial Taxi Company landed in Victoria harbor yesterday signaling expanded air mail routes. The U S government plans to commence daily air mail service by October 6, improving cross border transportation.
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Victoria
Scpl
Ubl
Seattle
Lesehi Aerial Taxi Company
United States
Suelyan
Bomb Explosion in Talaver. One Woman Dies in Hospital
A dynamite bomb exploded before the Friends' Club in Valavera Madrid suburb. One person, Florence AM Waton of New York, died at St. Catherines Hospital during tonsil surgery. One arrest has been made as authorities investigate the blast.
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Friends’ Club
Valavera
Florence AM. Waton
New York
St. Catharines
City committee orders sale of bridge assets and property
A city committee approves selling bridges Crescent Heleh bridge and Crescent Teights foot side as part of a broader plan to remove an aged structure on Seven Persons creek. City solicitor cites legal steps, while Montgomery endorses temporary prices for creek lands. ongoing work includes securing blueprints for engines and preserving fish water.
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Pei
Dle
Toder Cate
Sent
Bolshevik Retreat Reported in Crimea Front
Report from the Crimea states Gen Wrapeel’s cavalry drive in Russia yielded capture of Bolshevik positions on the railway front near Petropavlovsk and nearby towns. South Russian forces reportedly seized ahead trenches and railway sections while advancing toward Alexanderogh and the Dnieper.
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Wrapeel
Russia
Raibway
Mars Chien VO
Crimea
Petropavlovaks
Riakhom
Alexanderogh
Sea of Agiy
Schastopol
Fen
Vwraugel
Wrecked Baltstvirean Town Quiets After Night of Retaliation
In a retaliatory action after the shooting of two police officers, auxiliary forces wrecked Baltstvirean near here. District Despector Burke was killed and his brother Sergi Burke seriously wounded. Several civilians were shot or detained as fires destroyed homes and a lake of refugees fled to nearby villages.
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Storm forecasted as tropical storm nears Gulf coast
Weather bureau bulletin notes tropical storm widespread from Yucatan moving northwest toward Texas and Louisiana coastlines with strong winds potential danger and required warnings.
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Washington
Louisiana
Texas
Park Arthun
Corpus Christie
Weather Bureau
Yucution
New Medicine Hat Court House Opened With Fanfare
Medicine Hat opened its new court house on First Street during the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court. Senior lawyer W A Begg KC praised progress, Justice Walsh lauded the project, and officials noted improved comfort and facilities for staff and public in the steel and Bedford limestone building.
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Medicine Hats New Court
Roop
Blakey
Alr. Woo. Bayne
Dennett & White Construction Co
Calvary
Heatine
Reive
Mulding
Court House
Indiana
Alberta Clay Products Co
Stafford Winance
First Street
Supreme Court
W. A. Begg
K.C
Justice Walsh
Medicine Hat
Bar
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U C U Commences at Port Arthur Convention
Fort Arthur Ont Sept 21 Members of the One Big Caton frou convene in Port Arthur for business meetings not open to the public Delegates from Montreal Vancouver and several western and eastern cities attend Speakers include Miss tebeeen Bubay of Montreal and W St Midgeley Vancouver Others listed include Joseph Naylor Cumberland IWred Wood ward and S Beard Baltimore Alberta cities represented such as Vancouver Calgary and Toronto Members from Fort William Sudbury and Cochrane also attend
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Ont
One Big Caton Frou
Montreal
Vancouver
Port Arthur
Pitty
Ovo
California
Misstebeeen Bubay
General
Wuit
W. St. Midgeley
Joseph Naylor
Cumberland
B.C
Feneral
Iwred Woodward
I. Winch
P.M. Christophers
8. C. Beard
Balimore
Alberta
Calgary
Cadmonton
Winnipeg
Fort William
Cochrane
Cobalt
North Bar
Sudbury
Toronto
Ottawa
Muntrest
Governor Cox Denies Canada Bilateral Vote in League
San Diego reports Governor Cox addressing a campaign crowd. He argues that Canada would not gain equal votes in a League of Nations body and that England and its colonies would hold a single U.S. vote, defending Ireland’s cause and promising to answer Irish questions.
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Hitchcoeck
League
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League of Nations
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