United church incorporation acts approved by joint committee
The proposed act and Bills for incorporation of the United Church in Canada gain joint committee approval with minor amendments. Delegates to the first general council total 360: 160 Presbyterians, 160 Methodists, 40 Congregationalists, and 10 from union churches. The first meeting will be held after governor general sanction.
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Toronto
Canada
Wourks
Cof
United Church
Presbyterians
Methodists
Congregationalists
Council of Union Churches
Unioni
War emergency measure proposes broad conscription powers
Washington Sept 25 a constitutional amendment by Congress would in wartime require the conscription of every citizen and all money industries and property as needed to prosecute the war the proposal was introduced today by Representative Johnson Republican of South Dakota.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
South Dakota
Film Ban Hits Canadian Parliament Interior
Ottawa reports movie men were denied permission to film the interior of the House of Commons. Speaker Lemieux stated the act would not be in keeping with Parliament's dignity.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Lemieux
Condition of Hon. W. C. Kennedy Unchanged
Montreal Sept 25 doctors attending Hon W C Kennedy minister of railways who has undergone two gall stone operations report no change in his condition today.
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Montreal
W. C. Kennedy
Full Time Work Restarted at Ogden Car Shops
Calgary reports the Canadian Pacific Ogden shops car department will resume full time work starting Monday after two years. The move, affecting carpenters, car repairers and helpers, follows a heavy grain movement driving increased demand. The Alberta Division's general superintendent issued the official notice to workers.
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Calgary
Canadian Pacific Ogden Shops
Alberta
Machine Gunners Parade Wednesday At Second Street Armory
No. 3 Machine Gun Company will parade at the Second Street Armory Wednesday night at o'clock. Officers N C C s and men are urged to attend as this is the first parade of this year's training.
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No. 3 Machine Gun Company
Second Street
Leniwergate Active as Stat Probes Ve Veg Suspected Affairs
Incident reads as a political probe involving Reece and home affairs with ongoing investigations. Names and exact actions unclear due to damaged OCR but center on Ve Veg claims and official scrutiny. Further details not readable in the fragment.
Canadian shopmen seek direct talks on railway pay rates
Montreal Sept 25 Canadian Railway shopmen after days of deliberation expressed desire to reopen direct negotiations with the companies on pay rates. The Railway Association which represents the companies received official notification that a conference is desired to reach an agreement on wages. The request will be placed before the railroads and the conference may open next week.
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Montreal
Doctor Boliver Dies Suddenly in Fort William
Dr Edward Boliver city medical health officer collapsed while shaving and died from acute heart disease at Fort William this morning September 25.
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Boltver
Fort William
Edward Boliver
City
Bright new street lights brighten business section
All three electric street lights are now in use improving lighting in the business district. The brighter illumination is reported to boost evening activity and safety for shoppers and workers.
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Brightens
Child dies in house fire sparked by matches in Peterboro
Four year old Elsie Hopkins died after children playing with matches started a small barn blaze within Peterboro city limits on Saturday. The fire spread and destroyed the shed, with the tragedy occurring in the early hours of the day.
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Peterboro
Ont
Elsie Hopkins
Doctor Bryson Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Huntington date line reports Dr. Herbert Bryson guilty of second degree murder in the case involving Mrs. Helen Haines, wife of a Washington chauffeur, with whom Bryson had lived clandestinely for about a year in Cassville.
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Bryson
Huntington, Pa
Herbert Bryson
Helen Haines
Washington, D.C
Cassville
Authorities baffled by double murder probe in New Brunswick
Authorities in two counties admitted last night that every crew involved in the case of Rev. Edward Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and Mrs Eleanor Mills wife of the sexton, found dead under an apple tree three weeks ago, has led to theories that end nowhere.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Mills
Weather Forecast Relief for Saskatchawan and Alberta
The forecast for the West projects generally fair and warm conditions in Saskatchewan and Alberta today and continuing into Tuesday. Highs are expected in the comfortable range with light winds and little precipitation.
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Alberta
Fighting Begins Near Vladivostok
Soviet forces clash with White anti-Soviet troops near Spassak about 100 miles north of Vladivostok on the Ussuri railroad.
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Spassak
Urii
Vladivostok
Whits
Ursi
Turkish Nationalists reject allied peace terms at conference
Constantinople Sept. 25 Hamid Bey representative of the Ankara government declares the allies cannot militarize the Sea of Marmara or Thrace nor bar movement of troops during talks He asserts that Dardanelles passage should be unrestricted and calls for participation by all nations with interests in the Straits including Russia and Bulgaria.
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Britain
Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Thataldja
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Bulgaria
Mariten
Adrianople
France
Italy
Hamid Bey
Anmara
Sea of
Marmara
Asia
Europe
Hamill Bey
Hamid
Russia
Great Britain
London
Paris
Chronicle
Lloyd George
Rome
Paria
Near East
Athens
Premie
Triantas Illakesm
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Foreign Office
Sublime Porte
Turskey
Damad Ferid Pasha
Switzerland
Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Greece
Mudania
T. S
Reuter
Bristol
United States
Smyrna
Maritiza
Venice
Disarmament Conference Set For Moscow in October
Moscow reports nations Finland Estonia Poland and Latvia have accepted the Soviet proposal for a disarmament conference. An announcement says the meeting will be held in Moscow in October.
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Moscow
Finland
Esthenia
Poland
Letvin
Attempt to Kill General Owen O Duffy on Naas Road
An ambush targeted General Owen O Duffy chief of the Irish civil police along the Naas road. A heavy revolver fight followed and attackers were driven off with one wounded. The report comes from the Free State government.
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Dublin
Owen O'Duffy
Irish Civil Police
Free State
O'Duffy
Hogan
Naas Road
Landsdowne
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Times
Deenen
County Kerry
Oklahoma oil man held by bandits in Tampico
John Charney, an American oil man, is reported captive of Mexican bandits in Tampico. They demand 5000 dollars for his release, according to a Tampico dispatch received by the Daily Oklahoman tonight.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
John
Charney
Tampico
Mexico
Daily
Oklahoman Hore
Ford Urges Low Coal Purchases As Prices Fall
Henry Ford in a Detroit interview urges the public to buy as little coal as possible now noting coal prices are tumbling. He says his firm bought coal from brokers for 200 dollars a ton less than the brokers paid and could have bought even cheaper if they pressed.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Auto fire-trapped Olds car horns for air in burning garage
In Portland Oregon a Olds touring car owned by D. P. Kenney trapped inside a burning garage pleaded for air by sounding its horn. Firemen outside heard the horn but the car burned with $600 loss. Cause under investigation.
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AUTO
Portland
Ore
Oldsmobile
D. P. Kenney
Garfield Avenue
Ex-Kaiser Sets Wedding Day for Princess Hermine
Berlin reports the wedding of former Kaiser Wilhelm to Princess Hermine of Reus is tentatively set for November 5. Public lists are open in Potsdam shops for signatures of congratulations to the former emperor.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Hermine of
Reus
Potsdam
Philharmonic Society Rehearsal Ties to The Messiah
The first rehearsal of the Philharmonic Society for the season is tonight at eight in Fifth Ave Methodist Church. Former members and others wishing to join are invited to attend. The Messiah has been selected and players with copies are asked to bring them.
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Philharmonic Society
Fifth Ave. Methodist Church
U S Lamb Tariff Likely to Raise Prices Says Dominion Livestock
The Dominion Livestock branch of the department of agriculture warns that the new United States tariff on lambs and mutton will push prices higher in the American market. They note heavy cross-border movement before the duty and that Canadian exporters may still ship in to profit. Regardless, analysts caution substantial supply in September could depress prices if overproduced.
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O.laws
United States
Dominion Livestock
Department of Agriculture
Injunction Enforces Shopcrafts Strike Leader Order
Chicago reports the injunction against a shopcrafts strike leader was enforced today by Judge James H. Wilkerson with minor wording changes. The document notes the force of the order and references the attorney general H M Daugherty.
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Chicago
H. M. Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Incomplete Lease List for Community Oil Well Prototyping
A note states a list of all leases slated for development work on the Community oil well is incomplete and not dated beyond September 30. Readers are asked to see Secretary C. tt. Gar yai immediately for details.
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C. Tt. Gar Yai
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