Resignations Of Two American Ambassadors Accepted
Two U S ambassadors have resigned and were to leave their posts early next year after reaching agreement with President Harding on terms. The State Department said no ambassador or consul had any military obligation and the resignations were due to burdensome duties and family considerations amid a recent scandal.
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Wasletacer
Lanstien
Banie
Sali Fon
Amd
Harding
Bates Ea
Wipder Fria
Reine
United States
Nlntafere
Ostde Department
Presiden Harding
Cootides Pileht
Will Probe Airplane Crash Near Lakesiew
Preliminary steps by the Regina Aero Club headquarters investigate a serious airplane accident near Lakesiew on September 27 in which farmer Harry Dowertre was injured. A request for machine register number flying record and officer details was received and the data has been awarded.
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Tregina
Bn Dngiy
Harry Dowertre
Windrhort
Lakesiew
Reyal Canadian Atr Foree Taal
Dowvett
Cav
T. O. Spence
Regina Aero Club
Marks Sold as Waste Paper in Brussels and Dublin Bond Move
The Belgium National Bank sold 362 tons of German marks as waste paper in Brussels trades, with stacks filling safes and a new building needed. A junk dealer accepted marks at double their cash value. Dublin reports the Irish Free State government to redeem bonds issued in America and Ireland in support of the republican movement.
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London
National Bank of Belgium
Brussels
Daily Express
Germany
Dublin
Irish Free State
America
Ireland
The
Free State
Russia Breaks With Finland Over Frontier Murder
Russia severs relations with Finland after a Soviet frontier murder near Karelia. Russian officials demand a mixed commission to probe the assassination and punishment under Russian law, Finland deposits 1 560 116 gold marks for compensation. The action follows reports that assassins returned to Finland.
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Stokhoeim
Amd
Finland
M. Lavine
Mo Banev
Hien Frontier Commission
Helsingford
Russia
Declined Toronto Invitation From Lord Renfrew
A private note from Lord Renfrew to Lieutenant Governor Cockshun declines a Toronto visit, stating he cannot divert from his private journey. Vancouver rumors claim a new modern hotel is planned near Seymour and Georgia Streets, costing between 1 million and 1.5 million for the Canadian National Railways.
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Lord Renfrew
Ontario
Toronto
Cockshin
Government House
Vancouver
Canadian National Railways
Seymour
Georgia Streets
Severe Sentence for War Traitors in 1916 Trial
A 1916 report notes Maderbors arrested at his home and charged with high treason for aiding Germany. He admitted the defense that harsh treatment by superiors compelled his actions, claiming readiness to endure no further military service as French artillery fire and enemy actions intensified.
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Leip Cotermane
Horner
Ain
Rode
Fur Bearing Animals Depletion Spurs Provincewide Closed Season
Victoria BC officials indicate a five year closed period on all fur bearing animals in British Columbia will be approved by the Provincial Game Conservation Board soon. Chairman M Ti Jackson states a provincewide closed season is likely to safeguard fur resources as trappers and fur traders confirm serious depletion and fear extinction.
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Victoria
Bca
British Columbia
Provincial
Game Conservation Board
M. Ti. Jackson
Be Fainoimced
Mr. Jackson
Light Cattle Import Keeps Prices High
The Glasgow Freshers' Society president told a Scottish Federation meeting that beef prices stayed high because promised large Canadian cattle shipments did not materialize after the embargo removal. He said meat traders were not at fault for the lack of price relief.
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Glasgow
Canada
Glasgow Freshers’ Society
Scottish Federation of the Meat Traders’ Association
Great Britain
Radio Figures In Arrest for Stowe Cheque Theft
F Lester Stowe of Cunard Lines was arrested here after hotel staff reported serial numbers from cheques he used to settle a bill. He faces theft charges in Cleveland for about $1500 in stolen cheques broadcasted by radio. Deportation to Cleveland is expected.
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Montreal
F. Lester Stowe
Cunard Steamship Lines
Stowe
Cleveland
British Columbia to aid Japan relief with lumber gift
Acting Premier Hon J D MacLean announced BC will contribute 45 000 toward Japanese relief. The funds will buy timber for relief, with 3 740 000 feet of dimension lumber and 1 006 000 shingles gifted to the Japanese government.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
J.D. MacLean
Commission Finds Malians Murdered by 13 Armed Men
The inter allied commission returning from Mali reports that the Malians were killed by a group of 13 assailants, all armed with the same rifles, during the recent Greco Albanian delimitation conflict.
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Brindisi
Inter-Allied Commission
Tremors Hit Taito Formosa Causes Damage and Fears
Dispatches report several earthquake shocks at Taito on Formosa's east coast on Sept 29. Early afternoon quakes damaged houses and walls and casualties were feared. In Adelaide Lora Foerster, Governor General of Australia, said the country could become the center of the British Empire in a Commonwealth Club address.
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Osaka
Taito
Formosa
Adelaide
South Australia
Lora Foerster
Australia
Commonwealth Club
Toronto Finance Commissioner Holds Salaries for Tax Arrears
Toronto finance chief Ross ordered salary cheques of delinquent city employees to be held until income taxes are paid. Protests followed but arrears were cleared. Board of Control now requires tax owing lists from employees three times yearly. Also notes Saskatchewan Home Bank branches and deposit totals.
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Toronto
City Hall
Ross
Board of Control
Nme
Briquet Char Regina Shipping Lignite for Testing
About 150 tons of char will be shipped from Bienfait to Hebron North Dakota for briquetting in Hood Odell ovens. The finished briquette will return to Saskatchewan for a thorough test per Minister J. G. Gardiner. Montreal customs destroyed narcotics found in a Bible hollowed inside a book consign ment.
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Regina
Bienfait
Hebron
N.D
Hood Odell
Saskatchewan
J. G. Gardiner
Labor and Industries
Montreal
Report on Suspended Home Bank Triggers Arrest of Officials
Toronto officials including President H. J. Daly and VP KP Gough were arrested after Curator A B Barker’s report blamed unwise investments in hazardous enterprises for the Home Bank of Canada collapse. Charges allege negligent false statements and unlawful dividends funded by depositors. Premier Ferguson framed the case as fraud against the public with calls for a full investigation.
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A. B. Barker
Home Bank of Canada
Main
H. J. Daly
KP. Gough
Fr. B. Rusett
Casey Wood
K.C. J. FP
Stewart
C. G. Smith
Rodney H. Jones
Messrs. Daly
Gough
C. @. Smith
Messrs
Barnard, Stewart, Russitt
Col
F.C. Smith
Wood
Jones
Ferguson
George tour may extend to Pacific Coast and Canada
New York novelist Peter B. Kyne announced tentative plans to extend the David Lloyd George tour to the Pacific Coast and Western Canada.
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New York
Peter B. Kyne
David Lloyd George
Pacific Coast
Canada
Jallan Government Allows Advertising on Stamp Posters
The Jallan Government decides to permit advertisements on postage stamps marking a new usage for stamps. Officials say the move could create revenue streams and public awareness through sponsored stamp imagery.
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Jallan
Ite
Calgary painter Kinsey commissioned for Alberta landscapes
Lord Renfrew commends Alberta beauty by commissioning A H Kinsey of Stafford studios Calgary to paint several landscapes of the E P ranch and the Highwood River near the ranch.
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Calgary
Lord Renfrew
Alberta
A. H. Kinsey
Stafford
E. P Ranch
Highwood River
No Arrangement Yet For The Operation Of Alberta Wheat Pool
Regina. Saskatchewan delegates report that the Alberta Wheat Pool operation is not yet arranged. A provincial committee, named by the Saskatchewan stock board, works on selecting horses for shows and discusses wheat pool financing and storage with Winnipeg bankers and elevator representatives.
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Sashuchhewam Tive
Department of Agriculture
R. H. Taber
James Dougans
Condie
J. JH . Pearce
Brora
Halfpenny Hat Craven
John Grills
Litton
Archibald Forbes
Grand Coulre
Indian Head
Dr. Chaslend
Reging
W W. Darragh
Richard Ison
Dlv
Runkle
Extlin
Rober Thomas
Grandborn
Haggerty
Regina
Dein Marin
Grand Couler
A. M. Shaw
We University of Saskatchewan
Chas. Tread
Canada
Chatmain Wood
Lavi Government Miinisters
Way
Stephen Luann
Lew Hutchinson
Io Hay
Winahwe
Atdetla
J. E. Brownlee
Wheat Pool Committee
Ig Sli
Winnipeg
Com- Inflice
Stresemann Resigns as Chancellor as Ebert Seeks New Ministry
Berlin report states Dr. Gustav Stresemann and his cabinet resigned. President Ebert asks the retiring chancellor to form a new cabinet. The Stresemann government ends amid criticism of its limited achievements, including Ruhr and Rhineland withdrawal, and fiscal policy clash. Hansa Baumer leaves finance after protracted debates with Dr. Wilfering.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
Stresemann
Ruhr
Rhineland
Cuno
Stresemann Coalition
Ministry of Finance
Hansa Baumer
Wilfering
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