Prominent Sinn Feinmer Shot Dead in Dublin Hotel
County Councilor Lynch of Limerick, a noted Sinn Fein figure, was killed in his Dublin hotel room as uniformed men raided the Royal Exchange Hotel. Reports vary, but police guarded room No 6 where Lynch Wilmallock lay dead amid a tense scene with soldiers patrolling outside.
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Lynch
Limerick
Press Association
Royal Exchange Hotel
Dublin
John Lynch Wilmallock
Sinn Fein
France to repay full loan due in New York
Paris announces France will pay every dollar of the 250 million dollar loan due October 5 in New York. Finance Minister Francois Marsal told the cabinet that this is France’s share of the 500 million dollar Anglo-French loan floated in the United States during the war.
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New York
Qc Lith
Paris
France
Francois Marsal
United States
Holland Proposes Maintaining Legation at Vatican
The Hague September 22 The foreign minister Jonkeer Van Kernebeek told parliament that maintaining a Dutch legation at the Vatican is desirable for national interests as the Holy See grows as a key diplomatic communications and information centre.
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Saia
Vatican
The
Hague
Ant Volland
Jonkeer van Kernebeek
Holy See
Haussauer Guilty in Assault Case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard cases including the theft charge against Arthing Miller of Suffield, who was found not guilty and dismissed. Edward Thongsiuer of Devine was found guilty of a recent assault and remanded for sentence to the afternoon session.
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Supreme Court
Miller
PhieLt
Arthing Miller
Suffield
Hares
Edward Thongsiuer
Devine
Workmen Urged to Surrender Arms in Rome
The Messagero suggests workmen should hand over weapons to authorities to prevent a constant threat to public tranquility. The report cites arsenals and firearms among laborers as a potential danger if retained.
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Rome
Messagero
Miller Chosen as France Presidential Candidate
Premier Alexander Miller was selected to run for president to succeed the ailing former President Deschanel. The nomination was decided by the joint session of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies in Paris this afternoon, in the senate chamber.
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Paris
Alexander Miller
Deschanel
Republic
Senate
Chamber of
Depnties
U S Navy Cruiser on St Lawrence Allegedly Menace to Shipping
Dineston Ontario Sept 22 The United States government is accused by the local Army and Navy Veterans branch of deploying a cruiser with guns on the St Lawrence to enforce liquor laws. They protest that the action breaches the U S Britain treaty and threatens Canadian shipping and homes.
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Dineston
Ont
United States
St. Lawrence
Army and Navy
Great Britain
Advisory Committee Sessions Under Fractories Act Continue
The Advisory Committee sessions on the factories act continue this afternoon and tonight at 8.00 in the city hall council chamber. Interested parties are invited to attend. This morning evidence was heard on the apprenticeship question and the committee will hear more this afternoon. Jock Mack, 12, was killed when a beam fell at the Rehwa trading company building.
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Jock Mack
Rewha Trading Company
Stridk Uf
Delhel Church Extends Call to Rev P B Samson
Delhel Congregational Church on King Street has decided to extend a call to Rev P B Samson of Calgary Alberta. The action signals possible appointment after consideration by church members and officials.
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Delhel Congregational Church
Kingston
P. B. Samson
Calgary
Alta
Nine Poligemers Injured In Gun Fight At Rose
Nine members of a provincial posse are wounded after a running gun fight with five bandits who raided the Red Deer timber camp at Barrows Manitoba. The bandits crossed into Saskatchewan and were rounded up five miles west of Roscoe near the Canadian National track. The raid netted about $1000 from a poker game. one bandit was wounded.
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Regina
Roscoe
Susk
C.N.R
Red Deer
Barrows
Man
Red Deer Lake
Saskatch‘awan
Saskatchewan
Ives
Canadian methods approved for harvest labor problem
Ottawa reports delegates at the American Association of Public Employment Offices endorsed Western Canada methods outlined by Saskatchewan Labour and Industries Commissioner Soh OM Molloy. Dr C Leseboir of the University of Wisconsin contrasted farm labor with the urban urchin problem.
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Ottawa
Canada
Soh
OM. Molloy
Labour and Industries
Saskatchewan
American Association of Publi Employment
C. Leseboir
University of Wisconsin
Capt. Stone Denied U S Help On Panhandle State Mission
Washington reports Captain Clarence M. Stone of the Panhandle State refuses to heed British orders barring U S ships from landing at Queenstown Ireland. The State Department says no assistance will be given if the voyage ends badly, noting governments may close ports in times of stress.
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Queenstown
Washington
Clarence M. Stone
Panhandle State
New York
Ireland
United States
United States State Department
Power Boat Speedster Wins 10 Mile Handicap Regatta
Port Huron, Sept 21 The 10 mile handicap at Algonac Labor Day was won by Whiel a speed boat man owned by three bank robbers who posed as air promoters and power boat enthusiasts to hide their identities The sheriff of St Clair disclosed this after Toledo authorities sought details on how the bandits who clashed with police possessed a silver cup inscribed Gar Wood Chris Salih Prophy 1 intte handicap Algonne Labor Day winner.
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Port Huron
Mich
Whiel
Algonac
Labor Day
Chris Salih
Algonne
B C Milk Producers Satisfied With Tariff
At the federal tariff commission in Vancouver on September 2 A W Berry spoke for the Morser Valley Milk Producers Association representing 100 percent of the milk output in the valley stating farmers are satisfied with the current dairy tariff and that free ash would hurt producers while helping American ones and not benefit consumers. W O H Barker of the British Columbia Packers Association also testified about tin plate pricing and its effect on canned galgnon in BC.
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Vancouver
A. W. Berry
Langdey Prairie
Mraser Valley Milk Producers’ Association
Wraser Valley
W. O H. Barker
British Columbia Packers' Association
United States
British Columbia
Canadian West Fete Highlights Cross-Border Ties at Michigan Fair
Detroit witnesses Canadian Day with DeWitt Foster urging shared prosperity. He cites Western Canada opportunities, rising wheat yields, and of growing cross-border cooperation between American and Canadian farmers under Canadian National Railways. Foster notes rail growth, mineral wealth, water power, and improved farming discipline as signs of joint progress.
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Mich
Canada
DeWitt Foster
Princpal
Michigan
Mr. Foster
America
Foster
Industrial and Resources Department
Canadian National Railways
Chicago
Western Canada
Resources Department
D. B. Wanna
Regina
United States
Marquis
British Prisoner Released in Mexico’s Jalisco State
Bertie C Johnson a British subject held by bandits in Jalisco since August 10 is freed according to an official announcement.
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Mexico City
Bertie C Johnson
Jalisco
Alberta Crops Uniformly Good in Crop Report
Winnipeg Sept 22 Grain cutting nearly finished across prairie provinces says CN crop report threshers press on saving a very satisfactory cereal crop Red River Valley farmers plow while marketing grain is delayed Central and Alberta regions report wheat yields of 20 to 40 bushels per acre oats 60 to 70 flax 12 to 20 and some districts hold grain awaiting higher prices
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Prairie Provinces
Red River Valley
Alberta
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Adwria
North Battleford
Stony Plains
Edmonton
Calgary
Fidmonton
Athabasca
Hanna
Rosetown
Compensation Board Takes Over All Inspections
Interview with J N McLeod chief inspector under the Factories Act says a prior conference with the premier and attorney general led to a plan to grant the Compensation Board power to promulgate safety standards and assume all inspections under the Compensation Act. Since then inspections under the Factories Act have ceased and minimum wage hours of labor and child labor in those premises are handled only on complaint.
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J. N. McLeod
McLeod
Winnipeg landlords face weak returns on apartment blocks
In Winnipeg on September 21 landlords and rental agents told the rental probe panel led by Dr. C W Gordon that apartment block owners have generally lost money or earned returns below other ventures over the past five years. They said current rents will yield less than 10 percent interest.
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Winnipeg
Joint Council of Industry
C. W. Gordon
Obituary: Jas. McDonald of Cranbrook Passes Away
Jas. McDonald a Cranbrook resident for 14 years and a familiar figure among lumbermen has died. He formerly lived in Stillwater Minnesota.
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Jas. McDonald
Cranbrook
Stillwater
Minn
Hunger strike in Cork Lord Mayor MacSweeney continues
London reports Terence MacSweeney, Lord Mayor of Cork, entered the fourth day of his hunger strike at Brixton prison with no change in condition. Doctors to the Home Office made no note of nourishment intake. the Irish Self-Determination League bulletin said he slept well and showed partial relief from yesterday's prostration.
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London
Terence MacSweeney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Home Office
MacSweeney
Irish Self-Determination League
Finlay Bridge Closure For Cement Work This Weekend
The Finlay bridge closes to all vehicles from midnight Friday to midnight Sunday for cement laying and setting. Pedestrians may still cross the bridge during the closure period.
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Finlay Bridge
Thatwidge
Poles Advance on Grodno Front in Northeast Poland
An official Moscow statement reported by wireless says Polish forces began an offensive in the Grodno region on the northeast front. It states the Poles have pushed along a 33 mile front with large troop involvement and ongoing fierce fighting.
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Moscow
London
Grovno
Monarchs Banquet Tonight at Assiniboia Hotel
At eight o clock this evening at the Assiniboia hotel Manager Conrad hosts a banquet for the Monarchs champions of the Senior City Baseball League and the league officials.
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Assiniboia Hotel
Conrad
Monarchs
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