Veregin Doukhobors Seek Release of Leader Verogin
A Saskatchewan delegation from Veregin and Blaine Lake presents petitions to the Lieutenant-Governor and seeks a hearing with Premier Anderson to urge clemency for Peter P. Verogin, head of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood, amid fears of deportation to Russia being a death sentence.
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Veregin
Russia
Regina
Peter P. Verogin
Tittlar
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Earl of Ressborough
Blaine Lake
H. E. Munroe
Government House
Doukhobors
J.T. M. Anderson
M. W. Cazakoff
A. Vereschagen
Peter I Veregin
Canada
Leder
Peter P. Veregin
Peter Veregin
De Valera Regrets Japan Recognized Manchukuo Move
Geneva dispatch reports Eamon de Valera head of the Irish Free State and League of Nations president voiced regret that Japan recognized Manchukuo. He urged a six week delay on the inquiry report while W. Yen warned of actions extending the occupation into Jehol. The council plans a November 4 decision amid anticipated Manchurian developments.
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Geneva
Eamon de Valera
Trish Free State
League of Nations Council
Japan
Manchukuo
de Valeri
Tokyo
League
W. W. Yen
Maasure
Manchuria
Jehol
Lytton
League Council
Paris
le Matin
League of Nations Inquiry Commission
Canela
Mar Gast
Grain inspections and exhibition attendance figures
Winnipeg grain inspections on Friday show New wheat 2,197 cars and contract 2,111 with last year 664. Catty figures 32 and 62, barley 41 and 17, flax 0 and 5, rye 18 and 5. Toronto exhibition attendance this year totals 1,439,000, down 428,000 from last year.
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Winnipeg
Cats
Toronto
Arsenal and Chelsea Win in English First Division
Arsenal beat Everton 2 1 and Chelsea defeated 0 1 while other results include Manchester City 5 Blackpool 1 and Portsmouth 2 Aston Villa 4. In Second and Third Divisions many wins and draws follow across England with notable scores Leicester 1 Middlesbrough 1 Port Vale 9 Chesterfield 1 and Stockport 6 Hartlepools 2. Scottish results show Dundee 38 Falkirk 0 and Celtic 0 Kilmarnock 0 with other league fixtures around the region.
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Arsenal
Everton
Birmingham
Blackburn R
Chelsea
Newcastle U
Huddersfield
Wolverhampton
Leicester City
Middlesbrough
Liverpool
Balton Wand
Manchester City
Blackpool
Portsmouth
Aston Villa
Sheffield W
Sheffield U
Sunderland
Derby County
West Brom
Alb
Leeds Uth
Bradford
Nottingham Forest
Burnley
Charlton Athletic
Bury
Lincoln City
Grimsby T
Tottenham H
Millwall
Fulham
Notts County
Bradford City
Oldham Atd
Manchester U
Port Vale
Chesterfield
Preston N. FE
Stoke City
Swansea Town
Plymouth A
Northern Accrington
Carlisle Utd
Darlington
Barnsley
Doncaster R
Hull City
Gateshead
Halifax Town
Mansfield T
Crewe Alex
New Brighton
Barrow
Rotherham Utd
York City
Southport
Rochdale
Stockport Co
Hartlepools
Walsall
Tranmere Rovers
Wrexham
Chester
Aldershot
Cardiff City
Bournemouth
Coventry City
Brighton
Norwich City
Bristol Rovers
Reading
Clapton Orient
Northampton
Foxeter City
Crystal Palace
Luton Town
Torquay Utd
Newport County
Brentford
Queen’s Park R
Watford
Southend Utd
Gillingham
Swindon Town
Bristol City
Airdrieeniang
Queen's Park
Ayr Utd
Clyde
Celtic
Kilmarnock
Hindenburg Appeals for Aid as Germany Faces Winter
President Paul von Hindenburg calls on the nation to support charitable organizations to ease distress and unemployment. He warned of a difficult winter ahead as widespread publicity outlines the appeal across German press.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Unemployment Seen as Winter Challenge by Alberta Premier
Premier J. E. Brownlee told the Calgary Board of Trade the winter unemployment problem will persist as relief bases differ across Western Canada. He urged voluntary business effort to ease farmer relief, warned legislative action may be needed due to wheat prices, and noted improving prices in livestock and dairy as mood improves. He called on boards of trade to shape public opinion and urged prudent public taxation and spending. Meanwhile New York markets opened quietly with slight gains and the Canadian dollar at 90.5 cents.
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Calgary
J. E. Brownlee
Calgary Board of Trade
Canada
Brownlee
Boards of Trade
New York
Torch Singer Denies Killing Her Husband
Libby Harman Reynolds, wife of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds, says in a New York Sun interview she did not kill him. She cites hope of childbirth with the man she loves as her only happiness amid life, motherhood, and her murder trial. The couple’s 20 year old marriage ends after Reynolds is found shot at the Winston-Salem estate on July 6.
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New York
Libby Harman Reynolds
Ward Morehouse
The
New Yor Sun
Smith Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Winston Salem
N.C
Redcliff Notes and Local Appointments
A telephone booth with dial system is installed in the post office lobby. Mr and Mrs Badeau move to Crescent Heights in Merlino Hat. Mr and Mrs Moran of Lethbridge visit Mr and Mrs Lavelle. Ted Maskell sprains his wrist playing football at the school yard. The Redcliff High School Literary Society met. musical selections and a sketch by Eric Congram, Mary Broughton, and Margaret Johnson were presented. Annie Shaw’s vacancy prompts Jean Paterson to become secretary and Albert Podesta elected vice president.
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N. B. Badeau
Crescent Heights
Merlino
Moran
Lethbridge
P. Lavelle
Ted Maskell
Society of the Redcliff High Schoo
Eric Congram
Mary Broughton
Margaret Johnson
Annie Shaw
Jean Paterson
Albert Podesta
Miss Paterson
Governor General Addresses Canadian Clubs in Regina on Empire Faith
Regina Sask 28 Governor General Ressborough addressed combined Canadian and Women’s Canadian Club audiences praising faith in the British Empire. He cited Ottawa Conference, the empire’s foundations in friendship, and urged passing Canada’s faith to children. Premier Anderson and veterans groups welcomed the visit before a motor trip to Brandon.
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Governor General
Regina
Sask
Ressborough
Canada
Ottawa
J. T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
H. R. Horne
Women's
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
R.C.M.P
Veterans
Canadian Legion
Army and Navy Veterans
Empire Crusaders
Disabled Veterans
Fifth Battalion Association
Cavalry Old Boys’ Association
Amputation Club
Brandon
Prince to Open New Parliament Buildings in Belfast
London reports the Prince of Wales will visit Northern Ireland in November to open the new Parliament Buildings at Belfast, the foundation stone laid in 1923. The Portland stone Greek style complex covers five acres with 400 rooms and over a mile of corridors on granite plinth.
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London
Prince of Wales
Northern Ireland
Iring
Belfast
Parliament of
Ireland
Mourne
County Down
Colombia mobilizes troops near Leticia amid Putumayo tensions
A Manaus dispatch reports Colombia moving troops and air units in the Putumayo district toward Leticia as 2,000 Colombians are said to pass through Brazil to retake Leticia, captured by Peruvian civilians. Leticia is a Colombian river port.
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Rio de Janeiro
Manaus
Brazil
Colombia
Putumayo
Leticia
Peru
Bopatan San Miguel
Puertos Assis
Foremost Accidents Injure Two Children On Farm
Pius Wolfe, son of Mrs Geo Wolfe, breaks nose and bruises face when engine backfires while cranking tractor on a south town farm. Dr H B Hunt Xrays at Lethbridge. bones in place. unlikely to leave scars. J A Bullis’ young son seriously hurt as threshing cook car rolls over him. condition critical but improving.
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Pius Wolfe
Geo. Wolfe
H. B. Hunt
Lethbridge
J. A. Bullis
Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept Report
Oct price up 50 percent and Dec up 527 percent in Ogilvie grain desk report. May contracts show 5734-7 and No 1 Nov at 50s track 50 percent noted. Street brief reference to Bde obscured in readable text.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Calgary clergyman declines St Barnabas call to Medicine Hat
Rev George Biddle rector of St Barnabas Calgary declines invitation to become rector of St Barnabas Medicine Hat. Rt Rev L Ralph Sherman Calgary Bishop says Biddle previously declined St Augustine Lethbridge call last December. Biddle serves as secretary of the Calgary Ministerial Association.
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Calgary
George Biddle
St. Barnabas’ Church
Medicine Hat
British Columbia Reaffirms Stand After Kidd Committee Report
Victoria Sept. 23 British Columbia rejects fears of federal control, outlining a plan to retire 50 million dollars of net debt over ten years. The government supports keeping fisheries under provincial control, rejects minimum wage repeal, and defends continued funding for education and the Pacific Great Eastern Railway.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Kidd
Kidd Committee
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
University of British Columbia
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Washington Calls for a South American Showdown
Washington on September 23 reports a call for an unconditional truce between Bolivia and Paraguay over the Chaco dispute. Francis White, chairman of the neutral nations peace commission, dispatched identical notes to both nations urging halt to hostilities and opening arbitration talks. If one side violates the pledge, the commission will label it aggressor and urge American governments to withdraw diplomats.
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Washington
Boliva
Paraguay
Chaco
Francis White
Peace Commission
Commission of Neutrals
America
Heroic Arctic Trekman Fights Frozen Wounds to Reach Edmonton
Neel Verville, 32, Edmonton, survived six months on the Arctic ice after an ill fated voyage from Baillie Island with Sandy Austin. He amputated three toes with an Eskimo razor, endured near starvation, and crossed Banks Land and Melville Island before reaching Eskimo camps and a final journey to Edmonton for healing and government aid to curb wolves that threaten local wildlife.
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Edmonton
Arctic
Edmonton Journal
Neel Verville
Melville Land
Banks Land
Storkerson Bay
Verville
Aklavik
Ottawa
Arctic Islands
Weather Summary for Western Canada Outlook
West region mostly cloudy with mild to warm highs in the 40s and 70s F. Saskatchewan and Alberta project cooler night and Sunday with light scattered showers possible as winds shift to the northwest.
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Vancouver
Kamloops
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
British Paper Sees Disaster For Dominion
The Week End Review criticizes the Canada Russia barter deal trading aluminum exports for oil. It warns the five year plan risks credit limits and near bankruptcy for Canadian industry. It says Prime Minister Bennett’s stance against Soviet dumping may be weakened by this deal.
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London
Russia
Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd
R. B. Bennett
United States
Ottawa
U.S.A
Churchill Returns Home After Illness Becomes Restful
Winston Churchill, after a southern Europe trip, arrived in Westerham feeling better though not fully recovered. He said he was “feeling all right” but must take things easy for a long period to complete his restoration.
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Westerham
Kent
Eng
Winston Churchill
Europe
Gandhi’s fast frail as compromise drafts advance
Gandhi’s physician says his strength dwindles amid political talks as caste Hindus and untouchables near a compromise on electoral plans. The effort aims to persuade Gandhi to end his fast, with a cable to London awaiting British reaction.
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Poona
India
Gandhi
Mahatma
Mahatma Gandhi
Baepy
Ramsay MacDonald
London
M. . K. Gandhi
Yevada
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Doukhobour
de Valera
Redcliff
Prince
St. Barnabas
B.C
White
Uruguay
Cuba
Mexico
Dominion
Churchill
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