28 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
1
Constantinople reports Gen. Harington, British commander in chief, sent a wireless ultimatum to Mustafa Kemal at Smyrna. He has 48 hours from receipt of the telegram to withdraw his forces from Kam Kaleh at the entrance to the Dardanelles.
Early today the Union Bank in Moosomin was blown and robbers escaped with more than 8 000 dollars. Wires were cut and the PR telegrapher was bound and taken to the bank rider guard while the robbery continued.
Local notices report cinema plans for the old drama East Lynne in Miniota with the same company as Bought and Paid For. Farmers note steady threshing despite wet weather and strong yields. Royal Arch Masons prepare a Manitoba address by Grand Master Dr. Andrew Baird. A bishop see for Brandon aims to complete establishment by 1922 with a $25,000 Endowment Fund drive. Burglary at Melita bank ends with $30,000 taken after a masked gang bound the watchman.
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