Liberal Nominee Malcom MacGougan Chosen in Okotoks
Liberals in Okotoks nominate Malcom MacGougan as their candidate opposing Minister George Hoadley in the Greenfield Government. MacGougan, a Scotch Canadian born 1880, has bank and farming experience and moderate local support cited by Liberal organizer Edward C. Fisher criticizing Greenfield tax and debt records.
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Calgary
Liberals
Okotoks
Malcom MacGougan
George Hoadley
Greenfield
Mal Roupan
Angus Macintosh
Edward McLeod
Malcolm MacGougan
Glencoe
Middlesex County
Pure White Bear Captured Alive in Victoria Park
Victorfia reports a pure white bear of the species Ursus Kermodel, the only known captive, captured by Indians and brought to Beacon Hill Park. The animal, worth thousands, resides in Victoria under police custody at Beacon Hill Park.
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Victorfia
Victoria
Beacon Hill Park
Gribble Setland
Queen Charlottes
Hamilton Man Autoed Through City On Trip
William Perkins of Henson Orrark stopped in Hamilton today to fix a front spring on his Champion Overland. He and his wife travel with their son from Calgary, having covered over 4090 miles with only routine gas and oil expenses and praise the car’s comfort and ruggedness.
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William Perkins
Henson
Nallon
Dublin Strikers Cut Off Citys Electricity
Dublin municipal workers began a strike threatening a six shilling weekly wage cut. Electric current was cut off in the city this morning crippling factories stores and dock traffic and endangering port operations.
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Dublin
Procedure If the Commission Fails to Agree on Germany Default
The Inter-allied conference adjourned without full agreement on how to handle Germany default under the new reparation plan. A majority vote could send the case to a three member arbitration board, chaired by a U S citizen, for final ruling.
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Germany
Lenden
Inter-allied Conference
Sion
Board of Arbitration
United States
City Hall Meeting Time Corrected to Eight O'clock
Advertisement errors listed a nine o'clock start for a public City Hall meeting. The meeting will begin at eight. A proposal to drain for a city center will be discussed and a further plan is expected in view of the proposed agreement’s importance.
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Yeseerday
Tonieht
Early Morning Fire at Second Street Home Damages Chesterfield
Fire alarms sound at 2 51 am. at 423 Second Street after Mrs Dr MacLeod reports smoke filling the hallway. Fire destroyed a front room Chesterfield and caused heavy smoke damage to surrounding furniture. loss fully insured. Fire's cause undetermined. possible lightning spark breaking the window is suggested. Dr MacLeod was away at the hospital when the blaze began.
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Mra
Miclerid
Boys Enjoy Camp Life as New Arrivals Join Beaver Pam
The Beaver Pam Boys Camp will near capacity next week with ten campers from Bercett and five from Bow Island arriving Monday. With arrivals, the camp population will reach about fifty. Returning boys say the camp keeps them healthy and happy with a balance of activities and chores.
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Beaver Dam Camp
Beaver Pam
Bercett
Bow Island
Fog Delays U S Air Tour to Iceland
Heavy fog off Iceland prevents American air squadron from taking off for Iceland during a routine tour. Grounded crews halt movements and await improved visibility to resume travel.
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Iceland
Kwall
Gatroliers
Raney demands plebiscite details from Premier Ferguson
W E Raney former attorney general writes an open letter to Premier Ferguson asking for disclosure of what occurred between April prorogation and July when the government decided to spend on a liquor plebiscite set for October 23. He recalls the Premier’s pledge that a plebiscite would occur only with clear public desire for a liquor law change.
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Toronto
Ontario
W. E. Raney
G. Howard Ferguson
Judges Appointed for Fair and Stampede Event
Under City Engineer McKellen supervision preparations for the fair and stampede proceed rapidly. Track work starts Friday with opening day soon. two judges named T McWillan Okotoks and E A Bowes Calgary will judge horses cattle sheep swine. Bert Richardson to judge bread and cooking. Stampede officials announce roping and contest panels with judges Margrave Grant Mitchell Alfrey Witchel Cavan and timekeepers Wright Helliwell Filts Bray.
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McKellen
Vonlay
Department of Agriculture
T. McWillan
Okotoks
Be. A. Bowes
Calgary
Bert Richardson
Stampede
T. Margrave
Art Grant
Bob Mitchell
James Alfrey
Henry Mitchell
Jo James Witchel
Henry Cavan
Clayton Wright
Jack Helliwell
Alfen Filts
Marry Bray
Old Country Agriculturist Sees Strong English Beef Market
Eldred G. P. Walker of Chew Stoke England, visiting Winnipeg, says Canadians waste England's beef potential by shipping low grade cattle. He urges better cattle handling and feeding for sea transport, favors two year old range steers, and notes demand for feeder cattle in Britain. He criticizes horn stumps and calls for English market canniness.
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Winnipeg
Eldred
G .P. Walker
Chew Stoke
Bristol
England
Walker
Canada
Old Country
Tacoma
Marie Conld
Eng Ietel
Chamber Discusses Deep Oil Well Test Inside City
City chamber directors debated a proposed agreement with Mr Poe Thompson for drilling a deep oil well within city limits. Officials weighed legal and financial aspects, stressing safeguards to protect air and environment before any binding contract.
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Chamber of Commerce Metoodla
Dbs
Poe Thompson
Legaansiau
Oitets Interneets
Newfoundland Strike Warns Plant and Forest Lockout
Newfoundland Pulp and Paper workers at the Hum bermouth project threaten to destroy the company plant and nearby forests unless Premier Monroe comes to the scene. Strike leader Alfred Price sent the message demanding wage increases and free meals for workers after tomorrow at the Government’s expense.
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Newfoundland Pulp and Paper Company
Humbermouth
Defense wins battle over mental evidence in Leopold Loeb case
Judge Caverly overrules State objections to alienist testimony offered to mitigate punishment for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb in the Robert Franks murder. Clarence Darrow argues mitigation of punishment based on mental disease, while State's attorney contends evidence is irrelevant after a guilty plea. The hearing continues with multiple legal authorities cited as judges weigh potential leniency.
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Chicago
John J. Caverly
Nathan Wwapolder
Richard Loch
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Clarence S. Darrow
J. R. Caverley
Hinds
Robt. E. Crowe
Allte
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Darrow
Walter Hachrach
Biven
Great Britain
Rechrach
Caverley
Crowe
Nolle
Murder a Day Records in Chicago June July
A Chicago Crime Commission report states a murder a day occurred in June and July. The commission is arranging a conference on forming an anti crime campaign, noting 205 murders in the first 213 days of the year.
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Chicago City
Chicago
Chicago Crittc Commission
Head of Soviet government barely escapes death in collapse
Moscow August 1 President Kalinin of the Soviet government escaped death when the house he sheltered in during a thunderstorm was demolished by a belt. The carriage driver was killed and a photographer injured Mrs Clifford Moller of Moneton NB found a large black pearl valued at 1000 dollars in opening a dam in her home.
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Moscow
Kalenin
Konang
Clifford Moller
Moneton, N.B
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Privy Council
Home Bank of Canada
Nickle
Mucha
Warsaw
Hamilton
Mr. Perkins
Dr. MacLeod
Raney
OLD Country Agriculturist
Britain
Vivo Walker
C. of
Newfoundland
Loeb
Leopold
Meanng Bolt
Oliver Boyd
Medicine Hat Fair
New York
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