World Wheat Control Advocated by Wheat Pool Leader
Beaty WW Wool, president of the Ab Jetta Cooperative Wheat Pool, urged Canada Australia and the United States to unite to control the global wheat market. He cited a large exportable surplus and warned that organized cooperation could prevent any buyer from challenging their price.
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Vannener
Neairyey
Australia
Canada
Ascentine
Beaty WW Wool
Ab Jetta
Cooperative Wheat Pool
Cooper Alse
Wood
Tiel Hood
Mr. Wood
Labor Men Call Senate Reform at Dominion Congress
Delegates at the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress session denounce the Senate as a barrier to Labor’s legislative aims and urge reform or abolition. The incoming executive was instructed to pursue changes, with Miss Mary McNab of Toronto praising reforms while criticizing the Senate as an old worn tool.
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Congress
Canadiag Senate
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Senate
Mary McNab
Cannes
Wheat Show Prize Again Offered by Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway offers $100 prize to the Canadian scoring the highest points in hard wheat at the Chicago International Grain Show to be held in December. In recent years the prize winner has often become the world wheat champion.
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C. P. RA
Chicago
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Tunney Defeats Dempsey For World Heavyweight Title
In a rain soaked bout in Philadelphia Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey to win the world heavyweight championship. The fight went the limit with both judges awarding the decision to Tunney amid a controversial scoring display. Tunney nearly finished Dempsey in the opening round with a sharp right hook.
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Gene Tunney
Dafea
Chamon
Gene Funney
Jack Dempsey
Exanarine
Tunney
Hempsey
Unclear OCR: Berlin arts jobs by occupation
The text lists unemployed artists with counts: 655 actors 689 painters 253 opera singers 2 sculptors and 39 writers, noting widespread underemployment.
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Berlin
Morathy
Dbertin
Warships Ordered to Ching Malta Reinforcement Readied
British warships from the Mediterranean fleet have been detached to reinforce PLM. Caster, Carisfort and Jaremouth are ordered to Ching as tensions rise in the theater.
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Ching
Malta
Enatite
Refuge Sought Aboard U S Warships on Yangtze River
The fragment reports refugees taking shelter on United States warships on the Yangtze River amid unrest. It mentions ships named Wort or Qarellia and a river valley context with nationalistic tensions affecting civilians seeking asylum aboard naval vessels.
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U.S
Yangtse Klaas River
Valles
Mary Wat
United States
League of Nations backs world economic conference
The assembly adopts a resolution calling for a universal economic conference. Germany expresses strong support while details of a royal wedding in December surface. Provisional plans set for Crewe Piines Leopold to Princeas Ast ria with a date to be fixed in December.
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Tetera
League of Nations Assembly
Germany
Dracsels
Delerum
Crewe Piines Leopold
Princeas Astri
Tome
Work On H. B. Railway Reaches Gretna Stage
The Hudson Bay Railway project advances with 1000 men expected, 25 miles of track can be laid per hour and 300 miles of line targeted. By season end, 900 plus workers are on payroll, with a goal to 1000 and 300 miles completed within weeks amid ongoing bridge work and right of way clearance.
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Reitle River
Witch Point
Mile 247
Aile
Ab Foon
Freezup
Public Health Need Widespread Campaign Urged
Dr H N Seymour of Regina urged a broad public health education campaign against diphtheria smallpox and typhoid fever at the Saskatchewan Medical Association meeting at the University of Saskatchewan. He called for cooperation among medical men Education press clergy and other groups to advance the work with concrete endorsement from the association. Other speakers included Dr BE Shelton Saskatoon Dr J Brown Saskatoon Dr George C Male London Ont and Dr W R Coles Regina.
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Saskatoon
H. N. Seymour
Department of Public Health
Regina
Saskatchewan Medical Association
University of Saskatchewan
Department of Education
Association
Shepley
J. Brown
George C. Male
London
Ont
W. BR
Coles
Conservative Conference Call in Ottawa October 12
Official notice from Conservative headquarters calls Conservative members elect and defeated candidates to gather in Parliament Buildings Ottawa on October 12 to discuss the party's course for the forthcoming session. The meeting includes Conservative MPs Senators and unsuccessful candidates.
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Ottawa
France regrets Corsica incident. probes flights loss
The French government conveyed regret to Premier Mussolini over the Bas tia Corsica incident in which crowds attacked the Italian consulate and forced ships in the harbor to fly the French flag. It ordered a severe investigation and exemplary punishment. At Pensacola naval station mobile aviation losses were reported with all 35 aircraft damaged in a storm. no life lost though property damage totals about 2.06 million dollars.
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Corsica
Rome
Mussolini
Bastia
Mobile
All
Pensacola Naval Station
Jos
Pensecola
Jaure
Associated Press
Naval Station
Heavy Fines Imposed Under Manitoba Temperance Act
In police court here fines totaling 4000 were levied on violators of the Manitoba Temperance Act. The Crown won 19 convictions out of 57 trials, with 40 cases remanded. It was the heaviest docket in many years.
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Winnipes
Labor victory forecast for Britain by Roberts at trades congress
At the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress in Montreal Hon. F O Roberts predicted the next general British election would return the Labor Party led by Ramser MacDonah with a strong majority to implement policies workers have sought through industrial action. He condemned Premier Baldwin and praised figures in London. James B Connors, president of the Switchmen's Union, likewise warned Reds would not gain North America.
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MacDonald
F. O. Roberts
Montreal
Labor Party
Ramser MacDonah
Rton
Flo. Roberts
Eptech
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Mr. Roberts
British General Trades Union Congress
Baldwin
London
Dean Inge
North America
James B. Connors
Switchmen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
Pelican scuttled by boys sinks in Sydney harbor
The old British man-of-war Pelican moored in Sydney harbor was opened at the sea valves by mischievous boys on election night. The vessel now lies in 25 feet of water and a plan to raise her next spring is under way, with citizens considering purchase.
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Sydney
N.S
Pelican
Florida Hurricane Relief Appeals and Red Cross Efforts
Miami residents suffer after a tropical hurricane as relief collapses unfold. Henry M. Baker arrives to direct disaster relief for Florida districts while nationwide aid is urged. Doctors nurses sailors marines and volunteers work amid 6 600 ruined homes and ongoing search for victims. Red Cross seeks more nurses serums and anti-toxins to prevent epidemics.
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Miami
United States
Henry M. Baker
American Red Cross
Florida
Aml
Waterfall
Bistayne Nay
Red Cross
Trade outlook steady as Montreal bank notes gains
Montreal reports that political campaigns had little impact on business. The Bank of Montreal summary says the new government has a stable majority aiding trade, while crop harvests are above average and business sentiment remains satisfactory with no major concerns.
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Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Smimmary
Miners Confer Confront Baldwin Over New Plan
British Miners Federation leaders met Premier Baldwin and the cabinet coal committee at Downing Street. They condemned Winston Churchill's proposal as a change from earlier promises and did not reject the plan outright, leaving room for further negotiations with the government.
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Eniile
British Miners’ Federation
Stanley Baldwin
Cabinet Coal Committee
Downing Street
Mr. Taldwin
Winston Churchill
Sikorsky Hopes New Plane Ready for Trans Atlantic Flight
Igor Sikorsky, designer of the ill fated 8 35, plans to have another plane built by spring for a non stop trans Atlantic attempt. He says planes are in preparation and he may fly solo next night to prove his confidence in his work.
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3Ikorsky
Westbury
N.Y
Igor Sikorsky
Fonck
Paris
Noorstop
Plana
Sikorsky
Evacuation Plan Touted by German and Allied Officials
Germany and France consider a full evacuation of the Rhine region rather than a partial pullback. Dr Stresemann, German Foreign Secretary, told reporters before departing for Berlin that plans envision complete withdrawal of occupying forces from the area.
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Rhine
Geneva
Germany
France
Stresemann
Folkten Secry
Berlin
Death toll rises as bodies recovered in Florida disaster
In Sebring and Moore Haven Florida a total of 110 bodies have been recovered with at least 200 more rapidly decomposing. Col 8 L Tawry Jr of Tarapa who took control of the region told the Associated Press on his return from Moorehaven.
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Sebring
Fla
Moorehaven
8. L. Tawry, Jr
Tarapa
Associated Press
World’s youngest climbers conquer Mount Edith Cavell
Billy Agnew twelve and Patsy Agnew ten reached the summit of Mount Edith Cavell 11 033 feet in Jasper National Park Alberta. They were guided by Henry Fuhrer a Swiss guide from Jasper Park Lodge who carried the youngsters at the peak.
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Patsy Agnew
Edith Cavell
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Henry Fuhrer
Jasper Park Lodge
Fortune rises for Stinnes heir amid strike-driven recovery
Stace Stinnes Jr, 28, heir to Germany's wartime Crovsus, regains financial throne as Huntleh coat strike sustains gains. Hugo Jo exploits remaining properties to build a coal export business with reported profits near 000 and sales up to 2.5 million tons amid Britain strike impacts.
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Berta. Stace Stinnes
Bety
Germany
Truge
Hugo
France
Sceandinavia
Holcont
Land
South America
Regret King Absence In Imperial Conference Warned
The London liberal weekly Truth laments Mackenzie King could miss the Imperial Conference and jokes he would offer useful tips on sweeping the country. It proposes inviting him to preside over a private conf with Lord Oxford Asquith George Runeman and other politicians or sending them to Canada for instruction.
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London
Canada
Mackenzie King
Liberal Weeks
Mather Land
King
Tan
Humorus
Truth
Lord Oxford and
Asanth
Tlord George
Walter Runeman
Alp
Feeder Shows praised by Irish correspondent
Lon don based Lon don Meat Trades Journal notes Western Canada hosts Feeder Shows in Edmonton Calgary Moose Jaw and Winnipeg. The piece calls Irish breeders to imitate the events as educational incentives to improve breeding and test crosses for modern needs, potentially boosting demand for young cattle from Ireland.
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Western Canada
Moose Jaw
Dublin
Meat Trades’ Journal
London
England
Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
Treland
Baron Byng Optimistic Over Canada's Future
Toronto honors Loyd Byng and Lady Byng as retiring Governor General and consort depart. Officials praise Canada’s troops from Vimy Ridge and express enduring confidence. Byng says he is leaving more optimistic about the Dominion after visiting Canada and its people.
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Baron Byng
Canada
Toronto
Ontario
Tatewel
God Speed
Candas
Loyd Byng
Lady Byng
Howard Ferguson
Tlarry Corkshutt
Sue
William Matlock
Ontario Supreme Court
Weir Adieus
Baron Beng
Vins Ridge
Dominion
Advance in Ocean Freight Rates Effective
Montreal announces immediate 13 percent general advance in ocean freight rates from Canadian ports to the United Kingdom. Transport lines represented by the Canadian Trans-Atlantic conference cite higher coal costs and shipboard coal needs as reasons. Cattle, flour and grains are excluded from the rate change and no adjustment is shown for continental shipments.
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Montreal
United Kingdon
Hnes
Trans- Avian Tle
Alo. Minshall
Uhis
Sobriety Campaign in Italy Gains Noted Support
J Richardson European secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism reports Mussolini pushing sobriety among youth. He cites a new prohibition text banning wine sales to those under eight and a broader drive to educate all classes against giving alcohol to children.
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London
Mussolini
Hd. J. Richardson
World League Against Alcoholism
Hatly
Clarses
Premier Brownlee Offered Post With Wheat Pool
Edmonton report claims Premier J Brownlee has been offered the general manager position of the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers Pool, a national body formed by Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta pools. He has not confirmed or denied the rumor.
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Brownlee
Alberta
Wheat Pool
Edmonton
Canady Co-operative Wheat D
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albertt
J. Brownlee
Tirownlee
Miami Conscript Negro Labor Sparks Public Outcry
In Miami county officials ordered conscription of African American men of working age to clear debris after a disaster. Police and deputies gathered men at the courthouse and many died in the process or from hard labor.
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Miami
Cnderty
Insurance Agents Predict Atlantic City Hurricane Payouts
Cid G. Jones president of the National Association of Insurance Agents said indemnities of about 175 million dollars will likely be demanded after the Florida hurricane. Jones spoke at the association’s annual convention in Kansas City Missouri.
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Atlantic City
Cid G. Jones
Kansas City
National Association of Insurance Agents
Nery
Jones Lapre
End of Anti British Boycott in Hong Kong
The Cantonese government foreign minister announced the end of the anti British boycott after a long period. He said restoration of trade with Japan depends on British policy and its impact on China Japan relations.
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Ing Kong
China
Japan
Secret in Photography Reveals Ways to Slim Subjects
Charles Avlett of Torente photographer explains to the Maenle Intern Horm Photographers' Association that the subject should appear thinner. he notes standing tall emphasizes fullness while seating or tilting can create a slimmer look.
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Charles Avlett
Maenle
Horm Photographers’ Association
Aglett
Zeppelins for new co services between Sevillamd and Buenos Aires
The report states Zeppelins will be used at the Frederichshafen works for exclusive new co services linking Sevillamd and Buenos Aires. Spain granted a venue for the German enterprise.
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Frederichstaten
Germany
Zepelins
Frederichshafen
Sevillamd
Buenos Aires
Spain
Reme Pany
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N. OW
H. B. Railway
the Public
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Billy Agnew
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
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