Trouble Brews Over Strike at N S Steel Mines
Kaen tay NE Three Gitowea Bopeee of the Birtles Exaplee Steel Corportiog feared when of dale who had bee doing waintenance Work athe New Waterford power Melton were forcibly ermured from their waulously 20 virtking miners As a result of Consequint stopyare of ath at tie plant, toe imbers to Ghee Hay and New Waterford abe Wrlets are now Rowling, and the town OF New Waterford lacks light and 3B McLurg, vice president of tie oporation, wired Precidest Arm roug for police protection for of Glaie earning on maintenance shits in exchange of dlges between Dis Diet President McLeod, of the Unit ed Mine Workers, and Wo J OHearn, attorney general of the province, brought a declaration from Mr. OHearn that if the mine workers re sorted to commeance its department would take action District President McLeod sent a telegram to Hon. James Murdock, mis ter of labor, axainacking him to in tervene and pointing out that "people Uiving 00 19 cents per week Cannot forever be pacified In the face of lios le action of the Government of Nova Scotia,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaen Tay
Gitowea
Birtles
Exaplee Steel Corportiog
Dale
New Waterford Power Melton
New Waterford
Abe
3B McLurg
Tie Oporation
Dis Diet
McLeod
United Mine Workers
Wo J Ohearn
Ohearn
James Murdock
Labor
Lios
Government of
Nova Scotia
Pooling Cattle and Market Influence Debate
Saskatchewan stockmen and officials discuss cattle pooling at a Calgary commission. The panel led by Geo Langley finds pooling alone would not change overall prices unless livestock flow could be regulated, suggesting potential producer benefits if movement to markets could be controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Geo Langley
Etwin Evans
Moose Jaw
Koa Weight
Drinkwater
W. Waldo
Saskatchewan Department of Sericulture
Hower
Good Field For Canadian Trade Revealed At Luncheon
H J Logan KC MP told the Canadian Manufacturers' Association at a luncheon that the West Indies offer great potential for Canadian trade. He urged continuing business with the West Indies, warned against abandoning other routes, and suggested renaming the Merchant Marine to the Canadian National Steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Logan
Hamilton
West Indies
HJ. Logan
Associa
Logan
The
Merchant Marine
Drastic Action Sought on Alien Deportations in Australia
Royal commissioner T. A. Ferry calls for drastic steps to cut alien numbers in Australia. Proposals include deporting aliens with criminal records, strict medical checks for newcomers, and tracking all aliens in the Commonwealth. He also says foreign clubs are undesirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Brisbane
Australian Commonwealth
T. A. Ferry
Queensland
Shanghai Armed Camp Under Martial Law
The report describes Shanghai under martial law with camps sealed and patrols in place. Fronts were boarded up and food rationed while hotels and stations were watched for arms. Two persons were arrested and many others faced restrictions during the tense period.
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Shanghai
Trooping the Colors Celebrates King's Birthday in London
In London the Trooping the Colors ceremony marks the King's sixtieth birthday with the Brigade of Guards performing evolutions in St James's Park. Mounted officers display saddlery and regalia from Wellington and William IV, reaffirming royal allegiance as public honors reflect wartime history and prestige.
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London -Kirz
George
London
Windsor
Brigade of Guards
St. James
Duke of Wellington
Willam IV
Battle of
Waterton
Unemployment Seen As Driver Of Youth Crime In Winnipeg
Winnipeg chief constable Newton notes rising crime among youths aged 17 to 21 in the past year. The annual report blames unemployment for the surge and describes youths drawn to crime through peer networks and street influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Newton
Ave
Betson
Credit Given Italy Is Important Step
A $50,000 revolving credit from J. P. Morgan and Company to stabilize Italian exchange was announced. The financial district viewed it as a strong support that should strengthen Italy's position in refunding debts and could pave the way for a future revaluation of the lira on a new basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Halian Exchange
Italy
Miners Accept Wage Cut in Lethbridge Vote
Miners vote 264 to 50 to resume work after accepting a wage cut of about six percent for contract men and around forty percent for day wage workers. An independent local union, the Lethbridge Minery Federation, forms, breaking from the United Mine Workers of America. The Osakan flight of Major Pedro Zanni is abandoned due to unreparable air damage from May 14. Supply ships from Vancouver are being ordered back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Netnoriage
Lethbridge Minery Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Tokio
Tne
Young-We-Word
Pedro Zanni
Lnsear
Osaka
Vancouver
World’s Finest Wire Made by Physicist in Agriculture Dept
A physicist in the Department of Agriculture has produced the world’s finest wire. The wire is so slender it cannot be seen even with a microscope and is described as the most delicate yet functional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dunning Government Secures Large Saskatchewan Victory
The Saskatchewan provincial election produced a sweeping win for the Dunning government. Conservatives and Progressive Conservatives won most seats, reshaping the cabinet as all members reportedly retained their posts amid a broad majority victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Ives Dunning
Ity
Government to appoint minister to Washington to handle Ottawa relations
In Commons, Prime Minister announced plans to appoint a Canadian minister in Washington. Debate on a $99,000 post followed, with Sir Henry Drayton calling it duplicate work and T A Crerar criticizing delay. Supporters argued Canada handles most Washington affairs through the British ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Miata
Poomiee
House of Commons
United States
Sua Tat
Washington
Henry Drayton
South York
Paris
Sir James Bryce
Canada
Tate
T. A. Crerar
Marquette
Wordsworth
Labor
Winnipes Centre
Defeat of Higher Tariff Amendment In House Vote
In Ottawa the House defeated Meighen's tariff amendment by 110 votes. For 37 against 147 Conservatives supported the measure while Liberals Progressives Independents and J S Woodsworth opposed it. Arrests follow in Washington for stealing own car after reporting it missing. Nusagara Falls coastguard vessels photographed whiskey laden boats on Chippawa Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mei ‘Ouawa
House of Commons
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
J. S. Woodsworth
Nusgara Falls
Ont
United States Coastguard
Chippawa Creek
Britain Keeps Close Watch on Afghanistan
British observers in London warn that Afghanistan could ignite a religious rebellion with wide Indian impact. The Emir faces pressure from foreign influence and may cede power unless he quickly crushes rebel forces near frontier towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Afghanistan
Arad
India
Abd the Nostherat
London
Sufier
Failed To Cheer Former Crown Prince At Tempelhof
Crowds at Tempelhof field showed muted reception as the former Crown Prince of Germany arrived in a prewar era, the Berlin crowd resenting perceived preferential treatment while officials clarified no misconduct would be investigated regarding his aeronautics.
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Berlin
Germany
Tempelbater Field
Mien
Fore
Hermanis Aeronautics
Better Livestock Train Touring Saskatchewan Province
The Train operated by Saskatchewan agriculture will tour the province to promote improved farming. It will carry several carloads of purebred stock for demonstration and sale, with lectures on tree planting fodder crops and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatchewan Agriculture
Alleged Red Plot in Balkans Bared
Berlin papers report a purported confidential document outlining M. Lewitsky, counsel of the Soviet legation in Vienna, using diplomatic immunity to direct Communist activity in the Balkans. The plan allegedly includes Bolshevizing Bulgaria first and then expanding to other Balkan states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Weursche — Zeltung
M. Lewitsky
Vienna
Balkans
Deutsche Zeitung
Bulgaria
Balkan
Rum Ships Near Cape Ann and Boston Harbor
Coastguard sent a plan to Washington to counter the growing ram fleet off Cape Ann and Boston harbor. Vessels driven from New York waters now lie 22 miles off the coast, increasing to eight then twelve ships, seven of eight flying the British flag as reinforcements move in. Montreal Star offers a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who destroyed 17 trees on the Road of Remembrance in Notre Dame de Grâce.
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Boston
Cape Ann
New York
Coastguard
Washington
Montreal
Montreal Star
Bas
Prince of Wales greeted by huge Durban crowd
In Durban South Africa Prince of Wales received a large enthusiastic welcome during his tour. He rode via a packed route to the town center and ceremonies were held in the town hall square as crowds lined the streets and along the railway area.
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Durban
Trade Reciprocity A Growing U S Canada Issue
The Washington Post analyzes recent figures for the fiscal year ending March 3 and finds trade between Canada and the United States increasing and vital to both nations prosperity. It warns reciprocity could become a burning issue as U S imports rise and Canadian production shifts in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Sat
Claim for U S Land Discovered in the North
Commander Donald B. Macmillan reports Canada claims all lands north of the Dominion to the North Pole. He says any land found on the Boston expedition will be claimed for the United States. The mission aims to explore regions north of Alaska and beyond the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Donald B. Macmillan
Associated Press
Chan
House of Commons
Canada
Dominion
North Pole
Boston
United States
Crocker Island
Acros
Polar Sea
Alaska
London
Sherborne Abbey
Ethelbert
Thing
Swwart
Cava
Security pact solution looms in sight
Western European leaders and the United Kingdom move toward a security pact with France and Italy. Talks at Geneva by Austrians and British officials aim to settle Western Europe security guarantees and frontier considerations amid League of Nations discussions.
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Paci
Lander
Poreigar
Ariand
Great Britain
Geneva
France
Ge League of Nations
Genesx
Reiish
Austen
Daughters Of Empire Memorial Fund Reports 382.80 Shortfall
The annual report shows the memorial fund raised by associations and the public total 382.80 for a war memorial drive. Scholarships amounted to 298. The overall disbursements reached 40,195 with several trustees and the honorary secretary Mike A. Galt of Toronto presenting the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacont
Eee
Mike A.wart Galt
Toronto
Statesman Memorial Plaque Planned for Macdonald Home
Adelpine town council Bay of Quinte plans to honor Sir John A. Macdonald by marking his boyhood home in Onawa. Allan Ross Davis of Toronto says the ceremony, with flowers laid at the site, aims to spur a broader memorial listing and local recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. MacDonald
Onawa
Adelpine Town
Bay of Quinte
Sir John Macdonal
Canada
Allan Ross Davis
Toronto
Wis
Mr Das
Unemployment Grant Debated in Irish Free State Parliament
The Irish Free State Parliament voted on a large unemployment grant amid a dire agricultural and employment crisis. Deputy Coslan of Kildare warned working people faced severe hardship and possible hunger without relief measures, urging action as crops failed and rural distress rose.
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Free State
Dublin
Ministers Explore Route for Cassiar Wagon Road
Arce Hon Willian Sloan minister of mines and Dr WIL Sutherland minister of public work travel to Stewart and the Portland Canal district for an inspection. They consider a wagon road from the head of the Portland Canal through to Deane Lake in the Cassiar district, tied to a gold rush area.
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Arce Hon
Willian Sloan
Wil Sutherland
Stewart
Portland Canal District
Portlad Canal
Deane Lake
Cassiar Destrict
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Japan
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Dunning
William W Kendrick
Jas, MacDonald
the Courier
Uulty
Sask
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
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Te Reid
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U.S
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N.Y
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Ireland
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