France-Federal Debt Talks Face Unacceptable Offer
French and United States debt commissioners in Washington failed to accept a proposed settlement on France’s 4.6 billion dollar war debt. Caillaux voiced hope for a practical settlement while Mellon urged a workable, time-bound agreement to protect global peace and stability. The meeting underscored the fragility of postwar financial arrangements.
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Washington
United States
United States Debt Commission
Debe
France
M. Caillaux
Andrew Mellon
Late Harry Beloe Left substantial Alberta interests
The Bristol man Harry Beloe died recently leaving an estate valued at £50,000. He was a former director of Spillers Milling and had large Western Canada interests, including Calgary and Vancouver, and was a shareholder in the Alberta Pacific Grain Company.
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Lontu.a
Canadian Press
Harry Beloe
Bristol
Wit
Spillers Milling and Associated Industries
Western Canada
Milly
Calgary
Vancouver
Alberta’ Pacific Grain Company
Unprecedented Grain Deliveries In Winnipeg Season
Winnipeg reports grain deliveries to the head of the lakes up to Sept 23 show a 51 percent rise for September, with 37,650,087 bushels of wheat and 8,925,269 bushels of other grain marketed. Totals reach 46,175,647 bushels and 25,737 loaded cars, marking a 22 percent higher marketing figure and 28 percent more car loadings in nineteen working days. One car of grain has been loaded every thirty seconds in recent weeks.17,844 cars moved east from Winnipeg at an average 1,274 per day, about one car per minute and seven seconds.
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Winnipeg
Head of the Lakes
Canadian Pacific Railway
Druse Rebellion Near End in Syria Report
Damascus dispatch reports Druse tribesmen dispersing in all directions and suggests the uprising near French forces in Suedin has ended, removing a potential challenge to France's Mandate position in the region.
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Damascus
Syria
Suedin
France
Serla
Casing Cementing Underway at Roth No 1 Gas Sands
At the Roth No 1 well the thirteen inch casing is being cemented at the top of the gas sands. The operation targets a depth of L087 feet, indicating ongoing well completion work.
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Roth No. 1
Judge Finlayson Dies in Halifax Hotel Room
Halifax, Sept 25 Judge Tuwers Finlayson of Sydney was found dead in his hotel room after a late arrival by night train. He had breakfast, retired to his room preparing for a drive with his daughter awaiting in the car outside. The room was searched when he failed to appear.
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Committee of Te Council
Special League
Mosul
Turkey
Amery
Dominions
Brussels
Itushdi Bey
Halifax
Tuwers Finlayson
Sydney
Brewis
Heetel
Peterboro Doctor and Wife Die in Cottage Fire
A fire at a wooden cottage near Kerndale, Ontario, destroys the residence killing Dr. B Mann aged forty and his wife. The couple had been guests of Dr. George Imrie of Rochester New York and were staying with Mr and Mrs Brightman from Peterboro. Brightman couple escaped from an upper window as Dr Imrie was away.
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Dr. Imrie
Hig Avenee
Coal Miners Upset Over Baldwin Wage Decision
London reports unrest in the coal mining district as Premier Baldwin accepts the mine owners’ position in wage disputes with the Miners' Federation. The government subsidized £1,000,000 to sustain current wages pending a royal commission inquiry into the entire coal situation.
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London
Coal Ming
Baldwin
Tae
Viscount Mao Dies After Garden Fire Seeks Death
AAP President Dees, Tokio, Sept. 25 Viscount A HM Mao head of the Privy Council was severely burned when his clothing caught fire in his garden and died today authorities reported.
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Tokio
Viscount A. HM. Mao
Privy
Steers Sold at High Price Set Record for Year
W Fawcett bought 110 steer head from W. We. Wilson of Graham at 82 dollars each. The sale marked the highest price shippers have paid this year. Red Deer reports success in a canvass for subscriptions to a covered rink.
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Red Deer
Grain Prices Recover Slightly at Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Grain prices recovered modestly at the Winnipeg Grain Exchange as short coverings emerged. October wheat rose to 2744, then corrected to 1.25, with a stabilizing close around 1.26 and a strong November. outside news remained bearish and shipments from Russia and Argentina influenced trade.
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Winnipeg
Valles
Fired On Mob And Wounded Workers From Japan Mill
Shanghai reports that Feng Tien soldiers guarding the Japanese China cotton mill at Pootung across the river from Shanghai fired on striking workers last evening, wounding nine including three women. The firing followed the mill manager’s request to disperse workers who had refused to work.
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Shanghai
Feng Tien
Pootung
Acrose
Husband frees wife to lodger as gift in English case
Walter Knowles of Nirby England beat his wife nightly for a week and then gave her to their lodger Andy Bailis as a present. The court granted maintenance of twenty five shillings weekly after Flo Knowles testified and a note from Walter confirmed the transfer.
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Mansfield
England
Walter Nowles
Nirby
Flo
Knowles
Chis
L. Walter Knowles
Andy Bailis
Gifted Speakers at Liberal Meeting at Empress Theatre
The Liberal mass meeting tonight at the Empress Theatre features Capt. H. Pingle defending the government against charges over railway ties poles and the land titles affair. Efe will counter misrepresentations, and Mrs Nellie McCluny and Capt J C Bowen of Edmonton will address provincial matters appealing to both male and female electors.
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Empress Theatre
Pingle
Efe
Nellie McCluny
McChing
Medicine Hat
J.C. Bowen
Edmonton
French Forces Score Riffian Raids North of Kifune
Fez Morocco September 25 official reports say the right wing of French forces struck northeast of Kifune and near Abd-El-Karim’s capital occupying Djebel Kouisvun and Djebel Rouchum. A French officer said the offensive will continue until Abd-El-Krim is beaten in his territory with Spaniards’ help.
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Fez
Morocco
Kifune
Abd-El-Karim
Djebel
Kouis Vun
Djebel Rouchum
French Morocco
United News Today
AbdEl-Krim
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Council OF League and
Rushdl Bey
Cronova
Council of the League
Vi. Loucheur
Rushat Bey
Harry Belore
Alberta
W. £. McCombs
Becker
J. E. Brownlee
Carlyle
W. L. Carlyle
Prince of Wales’ I.pl
High River
Roth
Judge Finlayson
Wp. Cunnengtuam
Eld
of Welland
Knox College
Toronto
Peterboro
T. Herbert Lennox
North York Conservatives
King
AAP
Dees
JWG
Russia
Inishers Aginst
Japan
Newa
Spain
Marshal Fatain
Becket Block
Room
Becker Block
P. Simpson
Nellie McClung
Capt. Bowen
C. S. Pingle Empress Theatre
Liberal Mass Meeting
Brownlee
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