Free State to Hold Elections in September
The government plans dissolution of the present Dáil and calls a general election for mid September after two by elections. O’Higgins and Marlevier vacancies were filled. Gerald O’Sullivan won Dublin County for the government party with a large plurality, defeating Brennan and Sinn Fein candidate Kathleen Lynn.
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Prabite
Free State
Executive Council
Ant Beddad
Healy
Kirra
Will Wy
Meares
Dublin
Governos Sould Re
Kevin O’higgins
Marlevier
Repub
Gerald O'Sullivan
O'Miggine
Government Party
Brennan
de Valera
Kathleen Lynn
Sinn Fein
Increase In Orientals In British Columbia Industries
A provincial government survey shows Orientals rose to 11.56 percent of the industrial workforce in British Columbia last year, from 11.20 percent in 1925. About 1,395 Orientals were added to employment rolls, with Canadians and Britons at 70.2 percent, Continental Europeans 15.6 percent, and other nationalities 19 percent. Chinese and Japanese, especially women, appear in the results.
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Vretoria
Columbia
Tost
Europe
Way Be Reduced In Rhineland Amid Occupation Talks
Reports from Paris indicate plans to cut Allied occupation forces in the Rhineland to about 530,000 within a fortnight. Britain and France reportedly negotiating terms to erase the occupation force, with France pressing for a larger withdrawal. In Ireland, Treasurer Maley urged leaving Ireland alone as self-determination advances. A Moscow report notes Mme. Kleptto was executed by court martial at Kronstadt after an appeal for parole was rejected.
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Rhineland
Qual Orsay
Great Britain
Rhine
Ireland
Sydney
Maley
Chatham
Order of Mibernians
New Brunswick
Nora Brown
Canada
Wenan
Moscow
Mme. Kleptto
Kronstadt
Central Executive Committee
Bavite
Exchange of Radio Programs Proposed by British Engineer
British Broadcasting Company chief engineer Peter Po Bekerstey announced in London that pending negotiations may yield within a year a regular exchange of English and American radio broadcasts. Eckersley’s luncheon noted. statement released by telephone and received by American radio men in New York.
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Britian Broadcasting Company
New York
Peter Po Bekerstey
Te British Broadcasting Company
London
Eckersley
Onidlo
Banff Bears Delight Canadian Chief Justice Visit
Lord Hewart of Bury, chief Justice of England, praised Banff bears during talks with the Canadian Bar Association. He recalled feeding the animals and posing for photos, noting the bears were amiable though a woman had been reportedly attacked by one.
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England
Banff
Hewart
Bury
Canadian Bar Association
Open Game Reserve Tourists May View Fauna In Close Quarters
The national game reserve of South Africa covering 390 square miles near Komatipoort may open to visitors. Trustees met to discuss building roads, including an experimental 27 mile route into the reserve, to allow tourists to see African fauna up close in safer conditions.
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South Africa
Cape Town
South
Afica
Bes
Komatlpoort
Peo
German Aviator Flies Upside Down Ten Minutes
A German aviator named Fisler reportedly set a world record by flying inverted for 10 minutes 58 seconds over the Paris area under official observation from Geneva dispatches. After resuming normal flight, the plane landed safely at Montreal-1 amid further testing and remarks from witnesses.
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Dow
Paris
Fisler
Geneva
Fraser
Zarleh
Newspaper Men Meet at Geneva Conference
Geneva hosts an international conference of journalists under Lease of Nations aims to improve news transmission and access. Topics include better telecommunication facilities, removal of wartime censorship, and protection of information. Canadian Press is represented by Mon Frank Carrel, publisher of the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph.
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Geneva
Mon Prank Carrel
Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
British editors reach Prince of Wales ranch by plane
Report describes Canadian press party pursued by an aeroplane from High River forest patrol. After arriving at the ranch they were dropped with the latest Canadian Pacific despatches delivering world news.
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Calgary
High River
Prince M Wales’ Ranch
Staton
Forest Patrol
Surveying New H. B. Line to Fort Churchill
Government officers from Ottawa arrive in Winnpeg to speed Hudson Bay Railway survey work toward Fort Churchill. En route for Le Pas, Manitoba, the party will assist harbor retrieval at Port Nelson and begin harbor development surveys. An expansion plan announced aims to push tasks before winter and resume full effort after snowmelt.
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Churchill
Charles 4. Dunning
Raiways and Canals
Big Tory Meet at Winnipeg Seen Moving Rally
Major General D. McRae announced full representation for Hamiton Western Canada at the Conservative convention in Winnipeg on October 11. Northern and Southern Alberta, Saskatchewan, and likely British Columbia will send delegations. Ontario and Quebec expected strong turnouts with Maritime regions upbeat for a bumper gathering of about 1500 delegates, shaping a historic party epoch.
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Hamonton
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Phils
Geneval D. McRae
Vance
Pacific
British Columbia
W. A Griesbach
Alberta
Ully
Kwan
John A. Macdonald
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Trotsky praises Soviet system in interview with U. S. delegation
In a U S interview Trotsky praises the Soviet government as proof a world Socialist society can work. He rejects belief that Soviet opposition seeks war with bourgeois nations, arguing instead that opponents await a world revolution that will follow the coming world conflict. Also noted is the Regina Annual Sheep and Swine Show set for November 1 to 3 with breed association prizes.
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Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Soviet Russia
Regina
Saskatoon
Breeders
Manitoba Cordage Co Expands to Binder Twine
Portage to Prairie Manitoba Cordage Co of Portage la Prairie, makers of medium and heavy wrapping twine, are now about to manufacture binder twine as well. The concern began last May to turn out twines and condage and hemp grown in Western Canada and now appears well established.
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Portage
Prairie
Man
Manitoba Cordage Co
Canada
Prince of Wales shocks London street with straw hat
Report from Winnipeg notes the Prince of Wales wearing a hard straw hat, an unusual choice for top circles. Photographs show him at the Canadian Pacific Royal train in Winnipeg with Lieutenant Governor Theodore Burrows. observers speculate about fashion trends and democratic tone in royal style.
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van Street
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Harrow
Smithiels
Canada
Winnipeg
Theodore Burrows
Manitoba
Hand Street
Piccadilly
London
Co-Operative Elevator Second Payment Details
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Company Limited made a second distribution to its shareholders. Trustees of The Co operative Elevator Company issued the payment. About the store and shareholding details relate to the Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Limited. The distribution occurred on April twenty eighth.
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Sherenolde
Sak Aggremailne
Srakatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company, Limited
Askatchewan
Trust Corportum
Survey Plan for Northern Lands Adjacent to Railway
The Alberta Government will conduct a soil survey of agricultural lands in the north county near the EC and BC Railway. Work will start after Alfred A. Guard returns from checking homesteads and available lands. A land list from Mr. Chard will be reviewed by experts from the government Department of Agriculture and the University of Alberta, initiating a series of investigations into soil conditions with tests to follow.
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BC Railway
Alberta
Alfred A. Guard
Boundary study by Canada and U S officials in Vancouver
Canadian and American commissioners John D. Clark and Col. E. Lester Jones are in Vancouver to study inter national boundary issues among Canada the U S and Alaska. They cite no official awareness of Hugh Deverson's Skagway port internationalization or leasing proposal.
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Canada
Vancouver
Alaska
John D. Clark
Ottawa
Col
E. Lester Jones
Washington, DC
Hugh Devison
New York
Skagway
United States
Alaskan
British Columbia
Intercote
Col. Jones
Mr. Clark
Baldwin Gives Impressions Of Recent Visit
Southampton England Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin spoke to the Canadian Press after a 19 day trip that included 26 speeches. He said the journey left a deep impression with emphasis on Canada’s vast distances, varied centers, and the warm welcomes in Montreal Toronto and other stops.
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Southampton
Eng
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Canad
Jer
Candian Press
Paldwin
Box
Cherbourg
Promis
Akilcully
Alvens Stons
Haldwin
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipes
Dorinton
Cygade
British Columbia
Abraam
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Lake Louise
Glen
Raddwin
Arnrest
Nove Srotia
Customs Inquiry to Resume at Early Date
Ottawa preparations advance for reopening of customs inquiry into nine major topics. Eight members of the consuls' staff will oversee administration, transactions of breweries and distilleries in Canada, and border control. A mission report to Parliament may urge drastic departmental changes, stricter border checks, and fewer ports.
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Cttawa
Royal Claisston
Ottawa
Canada
Department of National Revenue
Sts
United States
Priority For Press Telegrams Debate Urgency and Policy
A discussion outlines whether press telegrams deserve priority over private messages. It notes news agencies favor rapid transmission and proposes rules to grant urgency to official news telegrams, aiming to accelerate public information channels and justify higher costs.
Warships In Collision In Night Naval Disaster
Japanese destroyers struck by cruisers in two night collisions costing many lives. The destroyer Warabi sank within 15 minutes after being hit by Jintsu, with about 102 crew feared dead. The cruiser Maka collided with Ashi, 27 killed, Ashi reaching port in tow.
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Apanese
Cruiere
Mazuru
Jintuu
Warabi
Maka
Leather Shortage Triggers Price Hikes and Demand Shift
A chaotic mixed summary notes a leather shortage and reduced meat consumption, claiming show makers will raise prices as supplies dwindle. It mentions a National Show Retailers Association warning about low hide cattle slaughter and global surpluses exhausted, with price increases predicted.
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New York
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Wolfville
N.S
National Committee
Dimond Judilen
Confeder Termine
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Duncan
B.C. Liquor Profits
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Promstate
Wolumbia Liquor Control Board
Wquor
Omaha
Neb
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Chamberlin
Davy Jones
Law Society
Legal Profession In
Osgoode Ball
Law Societies of Canada
N. W Rowell
Lindley Crease
ALC
Victoria
D. J. Thom
Dean Read
Dalhouse University
Halifax
D. A Macrae
Osgoode Hall
H. B
Fort Churchill
Trotsky
Co-Operative
North
Customs Inquiry
Williamstown
Mass
Lettt
Sherwell
Coldiversity
Institute of Poities
Piladelphia
James J. Davis
Secreter
Laval Order of Mowe
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