Geneva advances peace plan at League session
Geneva September 22 the League of Nations disarmament committee approved a French drafted project to expand arbitration agreements and create a security system among nations while the preparatory disarmament commission works toward a general conference on armament limits. The plan envisions a parallel commission with US representation to develop security agreements and possible regional interventions.
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Geneva
League of Nations Disarmament Committee
League
Assembly
Council of the Leaple
Preparatory Commission
United States
Council
Washington
Father Adams On The Mission Fire Described By Principal
Edmonton report recounts a fire at a three story dormitory where the blaze spread through the wooden frame building. Father Adams explains how children were trapped in corridors and exits, with Sister Lea attempting alternate routes as flames blocked doors.
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Edmonton
Adam
Barings
Dorrad
Lea
Conservatives Meet Tomorrow Night
A meeting of the Medicine Hat Conservative Association will be held in the Town Hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The gathering aims to elect delegates to attend the Conservative convention in Winnipeg next month.
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Medicine I
Et Conservative Association
Twaites
Winnipeg
Twaites’ Hall
Third Street
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise Across Province
Edmonton reports seven fresh outbreaks outside the city and one in Edmonton on Thursday morning. Cases appear in Municipal Districts 6 488 397 577 near Bagshaw Unity area and Ponoka with no deaths. Calgary notes six definite cases and New York health officials say not epidemic. Drumheller reports no new cases beyond those already known and adherence to health rules remains high.
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Edmonton
Provin‘eral
Unity
Calgary
Albany
Anne
State Department of Health
Department
New York City
Upstate
Whitch
Westchester
Nassau Counties
Drumheller
L. F. Brogden
Rosedale
Newcastle
Board of Health
Merchants Ask Government to Reconsider Food Garnishee Rules
Alberta merchants urged Premier Brownlee to modify garnishee regulations raising bylaw relief for small bills and to remove the ten dollar annual restaurant license fee. They argued the present exemption of 75 dollars on debtor bills harms lenders when workers earn little above that amount. They asked for stricter enforcement of regulatory taxes and fairer lending conditions for groceries and meats.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Wholesale ‘Fond Terchants of Canada
Brownlee
Fed
Dleanone
Brownleepe
Lion to be moved by sled from Roosevelt Dam to highway
Leo the movie lion will be transported in a steel cage on a sled to the highway for the return trip to Culver City California. The plane carrying Leo and pilot Martin Jensen was wrecked following a non stop flight from California to New York. Neither Jensen nor the Hon was injured.
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Roosevelt Dam
Arizona
Leo
Lion
Culver City
Calif
Martin Jensen
California
New York
Jensen
Hon
Will Sue the W C T U for $75 000 in a damage suit
Mrs M E Hunt of Muskogee Oklahoma seeks 75 000 damages from the Women Christian Temperance Union after police seized bottles of home brew from her ice box She contends she stayed in the union by medical advice while officials say she read herself out by keeping the homebrew
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Muskogee
Okla
M. E. Hunt
Women Christian Temperance Union
Rioting and Bloodshed in China Sparks Martial Law
Reports from Hankow and Shanghai describe large scale clashes as armed gangs rescue a prisoner believed to be a Communist leader, firing on crowds and guards. Martial law declared in Hankow after arrests. Japanese troops disarm Chinese soldiers, a sentry is bayonetted, and several die or are wounded. In Shanghai, major rail line disruptions and mass casualties follow disarmament actions by the Nationalist Military Council, with hundreds wounded and trains torn up near Hsin-Chwang.
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Hankow
China
Shanghai
Nasionalist Military Council
Shanghai-Hangchow
Shanghak-Nanking
Tlyin
Ho -Ying-Ching
Hsin-Chwang
31St Army Corps
Fight bulletin from Medicine Hat Garage tonight
The Medicine Hat Garage will bulletin the Tunney Dempsey fight over the DeFor rest loud speaker tonight at seven thirty.
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Medicine Hat Garage
Will
Tunney- Dempsey
Mystery over Peter Veregin son of Brotherhood leader
Winnipeg reports say Peter Veregin the younger, head of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood, vanished after his father’s death in 1925. Discrepancies claim he arrived in New York September 16 and headed west toward Winnipeg where reporters searched. Alberta dispatches note Cowley-Lundbreck colonists expect his western visit as spiritual adviser with limited powers.
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Winnipeg
Brilliant
B. C
Peter Veregin
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Listight
O.t
La.s
Veregin
Cunard Company
New York
West
Lethbridge
Cowley
Alberta
Herald
Cowley-Lundbreck
Anglicans Struck By Criticism At Kingston Synod
Ottawa dispatch notes Hon. G N Gordon rebutting criticism aimed at the immigration department during the Angl icar Synod in Kingston. He says the policy of appointing French Canadian priests to repatriate French Canadians in New England has deep roots under multiple governments.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
G.,n. Gordon
Anglicar Synod
Kingston
New England
Wheat inspections report from Winnipeg market
Inspections of wheat show totals by grade and type with figures for Durum, white spring, ARW, oats and barley. The day records 393 cars with prior year total 1 338 and contract total 254. Oats 1 and barley 83, flax 0, rye 45. totals last year 2 655.
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Winnipeg
No Selling Pressure in Wheat Market at Winnipeg
Wheat trading in Winnipeg showed little selling pressure after the first minutes with small bids keeping prices steady. Seaborne buyers appeared as export activity remained focused on prompt shipments while exporters sold old crop abroad. Millers and exporters pursued cash wheat and bids on barley and rye dominated the coarse grain activity.
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Winnipeg
Seaboard
France
Germany
Railway Commissioner Explains Reasons For Judgment
Ottawa Sept 22 Reasons for judgment in the general freight rates case were made public by the Board of Railway Commissioners after Aug 26. The 200 page document reviews hearings across Canada and outlines agreed points on rate reform including trans continental rates and terminal tariffs. McKeown and other commissioners advocate fair uniform rates to ease exchange of commodities and expansion of trade while Oliver offers differing conclusions.
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Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Dominion
Canada
H. A. Miekeown
McLean
Wie
Boyce
Lawrence
Adale
British Columbia
Oliver
McKeown
Ominion
Eastern
Unitat Seytes
Dy Ie Mountains
Fort William
Port Arthur
Five Silk Cars Plunge Into Fraser River
A Canadian Pacific silk train derailed near Yale British Columbia as five cars tipped into the Fraser River. Raw silk valued at about 2,500,000 dollars lay in the water and on the riverbank while salvage operations continued after the wreck crippled telegraph service. None of the crew were injured.
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C.P.R
Yale
Vancouver
Fraser River
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
B.C
CPS
Co. P.R
Beauval Mission School Fire Claims 20 Lives
A Beauval Saskatchewan fire at the Roman Catholic mission school killed 20 people including 19 children and a sister. Constable Rock and Dr. McCrimmon will travel by canoe 200 miles to Beauval to assist as coroner reports indicate many were trapped in a dormitory. Father Moreau is said to have been burned in the blaze and inquiry continues awaiting word from hospital staff and authorities.
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Saskatoon
Saskatoon Phoenix
North Battleford
Beauval
Sask
Constable Rock
Saskatchewan
Meadow Lake
Beaver River
McCrimmon
Phoenix
Prince Albert
Father Moreau
Ile la Crosse
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Mission Fire
Conservative Association
P. B. J. Harding
William Glynn-Jones
W.C.T.U
Joseph J. Mellor
Picton United Church
Cnnard
Brilliant, B.C
Anglican Synod
Robinson
Mia
J. G. Rosser
Hspital
Tony
Canadian Legion
Ing
Mac’s Cigar Store
Monarch Theatre
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