Conservatives Triumph In Canadian General Elections
Ottawa reports the Conservative Party led by Arthur Meighen has won a clear majority, defeating Liberal premier Mackenzie King’s Liberal government. With numerous seats still to be decided, early counts show Conservatives around 320 seats, Liberals about 37, Progressives 20, and independents few. Meighen expected to form the government as Labour and regional shifts influence the balance. The vote centers on pulp and paper policy and western FARMER concerns, with cabinet selections pending announcements.
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Muntrest
Conservance Party of Canada
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PIPER
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Canada
Manitoba West
Assuraee Press
Ottawa
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Poraze
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Jabor
Mitawa
Permanent fund offers rewards for bank robbery suspects
A bungled bank robbery near Buffalo left a guard dead and another wounded as authorities strive to identify two suspects. The incident triggered a gun battle and a manhunt, with a proposed permanent fund of 398,000 to pay rewards for information leading to arrests or convictions in future robberies.
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Fia
Paard Varensten
S. Berens
Iran
Pioneer of Old Gold Days Carves Tomb From Rock
A California pioneer, William Bowstan, aged bout one year, carves a tomb from solid rock in Eldorado County. The elderly prospector spent forty years in the hills shaping the grave marker. The act is described as solemn, with a coffin and sheltering gear nearby as he awaits death.
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Calif
Elderado
Wiliam
New French Minister to America Seen
Washington reports indicate Senator Victor Berenger may be named as French ambassador to the United States, a move tied to resolving the American debt issue. Briand and Premier Painleve press for a solution as Berenger, surprised by the news, denies knowledge of any appointment, while Washington officials react with caution.
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Associated Press
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Mall
Mo Sudeed Emile Darschner
United States
Washington
Nezeclarions Tages
Briand Bas Ifed
Patlece Anders
Berenger
Daley
Briand
Howev
Washington, D. C
Deexca
Three Identified as Gang Members in State Bank Robbery
Reported by press in Minnesota, three men identified as suspects in a state bank robbery. The trio allegedly fled with 1373.80. one detainee named Vander Arrert Fierlen Callagher, among others, faced arrest in Minneapolis.
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Baccsion
Promises New Tax Cut Plan Sparks Busy Session
A crowded assembly debated a proposed tax cut, with lawmakers like Charles Rand and Brookline officials presenting arguments. Representatives from state associations and various groups voiced support and concerns as the measure moves toward a possible vote within weeks.
Mitchell Ready to Stand Trial by Court
Washington report states Mitchell is prepared to plead to charges of official misconduct as a court martial proceeds begin. Representative Lampe of Wisconsin attends as chair of the public affairs committee. Mitchell pleads not guilty and the trial commences after the court rejects a request.
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Washington
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Invitations Sent to Nine Governors to Join Conference
United Press report from Sion Falls South Dakota states that invitations were sent to nine governors to join a conference of solar west governors. Twelve executives were visited. six attended. Resolutions favored stronger state control, curbing department spending, and Great Lakes Water Way projects, plus irrigation and hydroelectric use of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Theodore Christianson of Minnesota prepared the spending resolution.
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Solar West
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Gunderson
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Great Lake
Rence Watertay
Mississippi River
Get
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Record for Bombing Accuracy in Hay Bale Targeting
An Associated Press styled report notes a new bombing accuracy mark reached during a hay bale target practice. Flyers Doraba Wirth and Levi Beerysoff are credited with precise drops from 3000 feet. The crews are described as achieving near perfect scores and the event cited impressive air-to-ground precision.
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BDC
Hay Bern
Licwts
C. S. Spankie
Levi Beerysof
Eiz
Wirth
Smakis
Beers
Badger crops not damaged by Colowane cold spell
Wisconsin agricultural officials report that the Badger State potato crops escaped serious damage from recent cold weather. Prof Ra Sfoore of the State University and Prof J G Mtard note minimal impact beyond delays in potato shipments, with potential price effects benefiting growers. Commissioner D Jones adds the frost appears to have spared the major crops, confirming limited harm.
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Ra Sfoore
Callese Bi Agricoliere
State University
J. G. Mtard
Damascene Battle Report Claims Heavy Damage and Prisoners
A battered Damascus scene is described with alleged French bombardment killing stores and prompting civilian casualties. Reports claim about 4 208 prisoners held in the city prison and millions of dollars in property damage. European consuls reportedly protested the bombardment.
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Freech
Adjourns With Completion Of A Great Task
The Greek evacuation of Bulgarian soil was completed eight hours before the council deadline. A committee of inquiry led by St Horace Rumbyld will move to the site to investigate incidents leading to the crisis.
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Associated Press
Farik
Greece
Bulzacias
Zane
Bulgarian Forces Push Back On Macedonian Frontier
Bulgarian forces along the Macedonian frontier moved to reclaim former positions as Cresks crossed into Greek territory. Allied attaches report agreed rules kept Bulgars from returning until Greek vacation ended and Greeks were secure at their old posts on the Greek side. Border incident closed, military officials say.
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Icalian
Beem
Bulgers
Columbus Man Named President of the State PEA Packers
Columbus Wisconsin resident Brankt Press ailmacker-Fred Stone was elected president of the Wisconsin PEX Packers association at the closing session of the packers convention. Other officers named include ITC Sorenson as vice president, De T. O. Corrs as secretary, and W. J. Berg as treasurer. A letter from the Green Bar association of commerce was read and fear referred to the board of directors.
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Fred Stone
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ITC
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Lodi
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Parkers
New Suspect Detained in Kenosha Killings Case
Detention of Leo Chafee, a mechanic and former convict from Racine, in connection with the deaths of James Sears and Madeline Fallmer near Mountain, Mich. Police hauled him to Mountain for questioning after his automobile was found near the crime scene and then left unattended. his wife and children had already departed.
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Madaleine Fallmer
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No Official Report Of Americans Killed In Damascus Bombardment
French bombardment of Damascus reports heavy property damage and a high death toll, with estimates around 10 million and about 1,000 killed. No official confirmation of American casualties. American embassy data prepared for Paris assistance, while Paris and Washington exchange details on General Sarrail and related actions.
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Lesrondese
Florida Fruit Growers Awarded State Relief Amid Embargo
A statewide embargo relief measure aids Florida fruit growers as crop movement slows. Officials cite price protection and credit extensions, with administration details pending. The move aims to stabilize markets, support growers, and prevent further losses during the embargo period.
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America Cuba treaty talks curb drug smuggling
An Associated Press report from Washington notes renewed negotiations between the United States and Cuba on a treaty aimed at suppressing drug smuggling. The pact would restrict vessels entering Cuban ports and approaching U S shores for drug interdiction and law enforcement cooperation.
Tribute to Wilson by President Brin in pacifist session
In a fragmented report the Spiri of Woodrare Wilson is honored by President Brin in a council session, praising pacificism and the memory of the dead. The piece notes Brin shifting the meeting to a tribute tone while alluding to Wilson as a once grand figure who faced neglect.
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Faris
Woodrare
Wilson
Todard Areside
Iearne’ Nations Council
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Briand
Mac
Sofia papers print columns of Greek reparation demands
Dispatch from Sofia reports Greek anger over wartime damages. Newsrooms claim Greece seeks reparation for losses and claims foreign pressure to accept responsibility. Officials in Sofia say Greece demands compensation for both direct and indirect damages, including property and civilian losses.
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Mares Indas
Buifayian
Wiese Aecounte
Foreign Office
Retzaria
Greece
Village Celebrates Wedding Night in Wisconsin
The village of Merrillable Wisconsin joined in celebrating the wedding of Mr. Bre Kitbe with editor Erin deghim arain. The event marked the sixtieth anniversary of the editor.
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Associated Press
Ullage
Motor Death Rate Sees September Rise in Reports
Monthly motor death rate for September shows a notable increase with more concurrent accidents listed. Data indicate pedestrians and drivers are affected as authorities report higher fatalities per day and near certain risk factors in the period.
China tariff question at Washington arms conference
Report on opening of a conference session where diplomats from China and other powers discuss liberalizing tariff policies and China’s sovereignty. Ministers Machavevar and Wicks advocate cautious autonomy for China with coordinated cooperation, seeking a fair, effective customs system and mutual assurances.
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