Japan presses protocol change as Geneva talks stall
In Geneva the League of Nations palace saw tense sessions over Japan s demand to amend the arbitration and security protocol, aiming to close loopholes so mediation can continue amid the world court dispute. Sub committee discussions stretched without resolution as delegates fear a prolonged assembly. Canadian legal news notes Hon Francis A Anglin becomes Chief Justice of Canada succeeding Sir Louis Davies and is brother to actress Miss Margaret Anglin.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Japan
M. Loucheur
Francis A. Anglin
Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Sir Louis Davies
Margaret Anglin
Sons Born To Countess Ludwig Salm Von Hoogstraten
New York reports Countess Lud wig Salm Von Hoogstraten, formerly Millicent Rogers, gave birth to a son in a private hospital Saturday afternoon. Count Von Hoogstraten, who wed Miss Rogers in January, is now in Europe after estrangement since May. The Countess is heiress to an estate estimated at 40 million dollars left by her grandfather H. H. Rogers, oil magnate.
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New York
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraten
Millicent Rogers
Count von Hoogstraten
Miss Rogers
Europe
Salm von Hoogstraten
Toodate
H. H. Rogers
West weather calm with rising temps across Prairies
The high pressure moves toward the Great Lakes and the Alberta barometer falls. Western districts report fine conditions with moderate warmth. Manitoba forecast calls for a warm Tuesday. Saskatchewan and Alberta expect pleasant weather today and on Tuesday.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg, Fair
Great Lakes
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Refugees From Harbin Headed to Alberta Farms
The Empress of Canada arrived at Victoria with 166 Russian refugees en route to Canadian Pacific railway irrigated areas in Southern Alberta to take up farming. The liner carried 921 bales of raw silk and 500 tons of general cargo, totaling 3594 tons, plus 5764 bales of silk. Onboard were 70 saloon passengers, 34 second cabin travelers, and 212 steerage passengers.
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Victoria
B. C
Empress of Canada
Harbin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Empress
Kobe
Kiangsu Troops Driven Back Six Miles After Offensive
Shanghai sept 29 hundreds of Ninese soldiers were killed and many wounded along a six mile front from Niansang to Muln as rival Chinese warlords battle for Shanghai. Artillery fire drenched lines and relief stations filled with wounded. the Chi lang forces pushed Kiangsu troops back six miles since the offensive began Sunday morning.
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Kiangsu
Shanghai
Niansang
Muln
Mali
Six Mile
Nivnsaig Front
Verandah Lights Offer Details and Fees
The notice explains charges for verandah lights including $2 for connecting if already wired, $2.50 plus fittings if wired but lacking a light, and $3.50 for complete wiring if not wired. Application forms are at the City Treasurer, with a minimum 60 watt light and lights to be turned off by 7 am daily.
Fire at Hatton destroys Canada Cafe and shops
A blaze at Hatton started upstairs in the Canada Cafe and spread to P. L. Ayde's office Sept's general store and post office. Damages are estimated at 17 000 to stock and 10 000 to buildings. A Chinese employee was reportedly burned to death. name not confirmed amid confusion.
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Watton
Pam
Hyde
Canada Cafe
P. L. Ayde
Sept’s
Inquest Set For Tuesday Evening In Death at Ajax Mine
A jury was empanelled at the ALP court to inquire into the death of James Strachan Shepherd at the Ajax mine. They viewed the body at Notts funeral chapel and adjourned until Tuesday for the inquest. The panel includes A E Whiffin and others. A separate report notes a masked robbery at Senator W J Sutton's home in Spokane where the safe was blown while he sat chained.
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James Strachan Shepherd
Ajax Mine
Welock
Notts Funeral Chapel
Spain
A. E. Whiffin
Forehun
Warden Johnson
Roy Keating
Edward Middleton
John Reid
E. J. Cope
W. 7. Sutton
Cheney National Bank
Spokane
Hon Charles Stewarts Aposal Analyzed And Some Successions
An unsigned letter in Orion dated Sept 26 discusses a proposal by Hon C Stewart to buy out settlers and create a ranching district. It argues the plan could recover morale, notes government land trades in Vauxhall, and mentions opening Frohmea Indian reserve. It laments ruin to farming due to grass loss and milk shipments failing.
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Orion
C. Stewart
Deird Pov
Walberta
Stewart
Provincial Conference Opens At City Hall By Children's Aid
The fourth annual provincial conference of the Children's Aid Societies opened in the city hall council chamber with Capt. K. o C. McLeod presiding. Mayor Hueckvale welcomed delegates and noted public misrepresentation concerns about the department's work and a recent ward death.
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Children’s Aid Societies
Council Chamber
K. O C. McLeod
Hueckvale
Imion Ton
Enlll Wis
Mr. McLeod
Husband drives car on sidewalk in bid to kill
Niagara FallsSeptember 29 Smylie Muirhead 37 of bis town died and Mrs Frank Barnhard of London Ont a school teacher at Queens town was seriously injured when run down by an automobile driven by Frank Barnhard of London Ont He was maddened by his wife's refusal to return to him They had been separated for a year Mrs Muirhead escaped injury Muirhead skull fractured internal injuries He died in ambulance Barnhard fled the scene witnesses say he drove over the curb onto the sidewalk Mrs Barnhard legs broken internal injuries She is in serious condition Muirhead and Mrs Barnhard were struck while walking their companion Mrs Muirhead escaped danger Barnhard sought by police
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Niagara Falls
Smylie Muirhead
Bis Town
Frank Barnhard
London
Ont
Queenstown
Barnhard
Muirhead
Edmont on Threshing Delays Across Provinces Notes on Irrigation
The province reports threshing nearly complete with some districts still delayed by rain and bad weather. Oats cutting continues and green feed remains. Irrigation shows clear yield advantages where used, alfalfa second cut underway in the south, and crop conditions vary by region with frost and late harvest impacts noted.
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Edmronton
Department Or of Agriculture
Grande Prairie
Peace River
Canada Seen As Land Of Opportunity For Settlers
W D Robb vice president of the Canadian National Railways urges that Canada offers the best prospects for industrious people seeking homes. He cites English and Scottish workers as ideal settlers and notes Holland, Belgium, and France vary in unemployment and emigration needs. He announces a new CN branch for colonization and development in Rotterdam to attract migrants.
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Holland
Englan
Scotland
Rotterdam
Montreal
Canada
W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
England
Megantic
White Star-Dominion
Robb
Department of Colonization and Development
Belgium
France
Mr. Robb
Sethind
Earl
Doles
Department of Colonization and Developments
Classified Ads Promote Quick Local Sales
Classified ads serve as concise sales agents in The News offering small businesses and individuals a fast way to reach neighbors. The notices highlight merchandise services and opportunities with brief details and contact lines.
Premier Mackenzie King Heads West for Cabinet Tour
Premier Mackenzie King prepares to leave Ottawa for a western tour with Hon J Cardin and Senator Hayden. The trip opens with a joint meeting for Port Arthur Fort William on October 1 as western ministers join the tour. Potentially vacant roles in the railway realms were filled while government bank inspector post remains open.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
West
Railway Commission
Canadian Nations al Railway
H. B. McKonale
Royal Trust Co
King
J. Cardin
Hat B. McGiverin
Andrew Hayden
Port Arthur
Fort William
Hou Chas. Stewart
Andaw
Honeymoon Trip Deluxes Across Canada To Arizona
The bride and bridegroom plus an elderly uncle traveled by car laden with 800 pounds of baggage including a grooved crate and trunks. A. J. Skinner, a Toronto contractor, journeyed 2,800 miles from Toronto to Peterboro and on to Arizona in twelve days averaging 235 miles daily. Three tire punctures occurred with no spare tires carried.
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Toronto
Peterboro
Arizona
A. J. Skinner
Peterorboro
Notice to Taxpayers on 5 percent tax period ending
The 5 percent period on current Taxes expires September 30. After that date 1924 taxes are payable at par. Avail yourself of the discount while possible.
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Ludwig
Count Hoogstraten
Arated
Chinaman
Hatton
Henry
Charles Stewart
Vauxhall
Froheama
Children’s Aid Dept
City Hall
Huckvale
McLeod
Rce Aurber
PH Etalties
The
Norte
Will
Ead of Lakes
H. J. Noble
Monarch Theatre
the Plaza
Imperial Orchestra
Matinee
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