Gardiner Named Saskatchewan Premier Designate at Liberal Meeting
At a Saskatchewan Liberal convention Hon C Hamilton announced Gardiner as party leader candidate to succeed Premier Dunning. Gardiner secured unanimous support amid enthusiasm as ministers and key figures praised his leadership potential. Dunning received a standing ovation, pledging provincial progress and Ottawa influence.
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C. Hamilton
Walnderer
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Public Works
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Garniver
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Lavta
McNab
Conv Hco
Dunning
Saskatchewan
Fm Mimi
Ottawa
Liberals
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Walter Scot
William Melville Martin
Butter tariff forecast linked to Proclamation by Coolidge
Minnesota lawmakers predict a fifty percent tariff rise on butter under a flexible tariff law. They note the tariff commission has finished its butter inquiry and sent the report to the White House, though details remain unavailable. TransCanada Limited announces the May 16 inaugural run of the fastest transcontinental train from Vancouver to Montreal and Toronto with schedules largely unchanged.
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Coolidge
Minnesota
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Tariff Commission
White House
TransCanada
TransCanada Limited
Canadian Pacifi Railway Company
Montreal
Vancouver
Toronto
Snowbound Borders Hit by Snowblockade Famine Woes
In the Scottish borders several areas are cut off by snow with roads blocked by a horsedrawn sleigh and men on horseback conveying goods. Sheep farmers report serious losses as weather delays persist.
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Scottish Borders
Manitoba Debate Ends in Legislature After 23 Days
The Manitoba Legislature concluded the debate on the address in reply to the speech from the throne after 23 days. The house quickly passed the motion that the speech be engrossed and presented to the lieutenant governor.
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Manitoba
Progress On Alberta Highways And Farm Loan Measure
Alberta provincial debate notes progress on highway construction with 500 miles rebuilt and 249 gravelled to secure a 40 percent Dominion grant. Officials expect main routes from Athabasca to the North International boundary and Edmonton to Peace River, plus Jasper access, to be completed by summer. Government signals readiness to push farm loan legislation, while criticizing Liberal critiques of inspectors and highlighting cooperative aims between cities and rural areas.
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Falmonton
Jasper National Park
Jasper
Danil Hasper
East Gat National Park
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Suspend Proposed Increase In Rates
Suspension of a proposed fifty percent rate raise for stockers and feeders in western provinces was ordered. The plan would affect shipments from primary markets Winnipes, Moose Jaw, Calgary, and Edmonton across 19 stations in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. No sitting date yet. expected within two months. W. I McEwen, provincial attorney general, filed the suspension request.
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Moose Jaw
Calgary
Edmonton
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. I McEwen
Aviator Killed in Paris Amid Wire Collapse
A Paris incident saw an aviator killed as a wire apparatus tumbled from a tower, striking the aviator and injuring Lieutenant Leon Cath. Efforts to control the failing machine failed, and the event ended with the death and injuries as authorities investigated the arch area and damaged radiowire structure.
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Leon Cath
Bat Ki
Peace Meeting Proposed for Pacific Nations in Honolulu
The Australian Labor Party proposes a November gathering in Honolulu for Pacific nations including Canada and the United States. D L McNamara, secretary of the Labor Party, says more than 100 delegates from various countries and parties would attend to pursue future peace and understanding in the Pacific.
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Honolulu
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United States
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D. L. McNamara
Selary
Labor Parts
Pan Pac
McNamara
Pacific
Manitoba cabinet reshuffle rumored after session end
Reports suggest a complete cabinet reorganization with ministers reassigned and a new member appointed after the current session. Since Horace F. M. Black resigned as provincial treasurer, Premier Bracken has held the post and cabinet roles.
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Jobs Manitote
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Pracken
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Clabh
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Gr Fibs
Russell
JW. Craig
Gove
R M. Matheson
K.C
Brandon
Craig
Bracken
Oil monopoly in Constantinople to be sold to Turkey
The Standard Oil Company is said to have agreed to sell its oil supplies to the Turkish government. Depots in Constantinople Smyrna and Samsoun would supply the oil to Turkey under the deal The Turkish government reportedly plans purchase of all Standard Oil products in the region.
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Louton
Standard Oil
Inig
Constantinople
Pany
Smyrna
Samsoua
Crow's Nest rate problems reach board again
Ottawa The Crow's Nest rate dispute returns to the board of railway commissioners. British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan seek a unified reduction of eastbound rates for grain and flour and a reworking of westbound boundaries. The three provinces argue the current rates exceed the Crow's Nest basis as set by the June act. The board has reserved judgment on one appeal and issued a ruling on another, while directions to the Canadian Pacific Railway are debated over a 1.24 differential tied to Edmonton to Vancouver mileage.
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Judemen
British Columbia
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Tran National
Edmonton
Vancouver
Judgmen
British inquiry asked over Eastwood bombardment incident
In the House of Commons Sir Austen Chamberlain said Britain asked the United States government to investigate the alleged bombardment of the Canadian schooner Eastwood off the New Jersey coast. He declined to reveal the schooner’s cargo or exact voyage. Winnipeg delegates at a federation meeting urged resisting school-area consolidation and noted high education costs amid calls to cut liquor and tobacco spending.
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Eastwood
United States
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House O Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Austen
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Avention
Shor
Scales Mountain in a Binding Snowstorm Tale
A historical report describes a mountaineering ascent on Scales Mountain amid severe snowstorm conditions. The account notes two natives accompanying Lond on a climb that spanned four days, with a night spent in Kilimanjaro wilderness crater. The piece mentions a 1914 German ascent by Walter Von Ruchteschell and another climber, Von Sails, as context for the achievement.
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Ari von Sails
Prince narrowly escapes at Islington show in dangerous horse incident
At Islington London the Prince of Wales ducked as a mare kicked and horses reared near him. The episode left spectators startled while the prince, unharmed, continued with plans to hunt after the show. This marked the second time he has followed the hounds since a recent accident that injured a collar bone.
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London
Prince of Wales
Islington
Ernoor
Federal rural credit plan urged as urgent need
A Canadian Council debate centers on long term rural credit and the creation of cooperative credit societies modeled after schemes in Poland Germany Italy and other European nations. The council supports farmer controlled societies but notes that conditions in many parts of Canada are not yet suitable for large scale development.
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Germany
Italy
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Cownell
Fretauns
Resoluti Pension Commissioners
Sd Jie
Canada
Coronation Banquet Showcases Wealth of Jammu and Kashmir
Sir Hari Singh hosted 159 guests for a coronation state banquet with princes seated on gold plates and silverware for their staff. Native rulers wore priceless robes while the royal hall glowed with jewels valued in the millions.
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Rasamur
Tx Priners
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Kashmir
Hari Singh
Royal
Rentdense
Customs Probe Hears Of Smuggling Cases And Tensions
A customs inquiry hears of smuggling cases and concerns over officer movements and political pressure. Witnesses discuss alleged intimidation, departmental reform, and the urgency to act in the public interest amid inquiries led by Minister Sparks and others.
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Jacques Hureau
PJ Jardin
Sparks
Jones
GH Bolin
Rock Island
Utebee
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Ottawa
Rovers
Financial Woes Rise From Soviet Plight Across Russia
Delegates from 160 foreign countries attend a Moscow Congress and hear Soviet finance officials admit shortages and failing economic conditions. The trade gap widens as imports dwindle and citizens struggle to obtain basic goods amid government optimism.
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Latvia
Moscow
Tate Trade
Alion Tn Vorosy
Russia
Russkii
Kusela
McH
Alberta coal sale slows US prices in Ontario market
American reductions in anthracite and coke followed by Alberta coal sale in Ontario. Authorities report price cuts of two dollars per ton for Alberta coal and one dollar for semi-anthracite, as Commissioner Chisholm notes clear competition. Clerva helicopter project cited with five units under construction in England, and Spanish, French, and Italian interest noted.
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Toronto
Cole
Chisholm
Manitoba Plans Return of Funds From Futures Act
A bill to repay money collected under the futures act is to be introduced in the present session. Preacher John Wiley declared the act void in the province after a decision by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, following joint action by Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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John Wily
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Aleberta
Saskatchewar
Heavy Catch Sinks Vessel Off Topehan
A Norwegian silitog vessel departed Vaagsoy in fog and was last seen sailing. believed lost with five hands aboard under the weight of an unusually heavy catch. Authorities search for debris and survivors.
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