Royal visit to Quebec ends with a divine service and travels
The Prince of Wales Prince George and Premier Baldwin wrap up Quebec stay with a cathedral service at Holy Trinity before departing by boat to Montreal. They arrived on the Empress of Australia and were greeted with official welcomes, speeches and a golf outing as rain yielded to sunshine.
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Five Drownings Near Gemmell In Lake Tragedy
Five persons drown at Clair Lake near Gemmell Minnesota as four attempt to rescue others. Victims include Mrs Francis 41 and Mrs Bryant 45 and their daughters Louise 11 Worda 15 Myrtle 10 and a 10 year old girl. All bodies recovered.
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Bryant
Hig
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George Johnjaced
Tillsonburg
Ross Nicholson
Bellevue
Guelph
Peterboro
George Callahan
Watzon Carter
Riverside Pari 31st Battalion Band Concert Review
The 31st Battalion Band delivered a highly praised Riverside Park concert with excellent performances. Under the director the band showed mastery of difficult passages and improved weekly. Next Sunday from 3 to 4 30 p m they perform at Redcliff in addition to Riverside Park.
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Premier Baldwin Removes Coat at Canadian Club
Montreal August 1 The Canadian Press reports Premier Baldwin attended a luncheon in a lounge suit and light fawn vest. In the heat he removed his coat and spoke in shirt sleeves to an cheering audience. Mayor Martin and other guests followed suit as Baldwin delivered his address.
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Alberta frost reports across Manville and Bellis
Frost touched gardens in Manville and Bellis after Saturday night temperatures fell to 28 degrees. No grain damage reported as reports arrived from two Alberta points.
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Bellis
Britain and United States Reach Impasse at Naval Talks
Geneva August 1 observers say only a miracle can avert the break up of the three power Naval Reduction Conference before week end. Plenary session delay seen as a victory for the treaty at any price faction, but British and U S delegates judge delaying offers no chance to reconcile their diverging positions.
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Lava Flows From Mount Vesuvius Threaten Kraigno
Naples reports lava overflowing from The Valley of Hell on Mount Vesuvius. The flow moves toward Terzigno and the Bay of Naples as residents flee at dawn. Explosive activity hurls fragments and ash while officials bar tourists from the crater.
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Hon. Robt. Yorke Predicts Strong Immigration
Hon. Robert Yorke minister of immigration arrived in Quebec aboard the Impress of Australia. He forecast a larger influx of a very good class of immigrants in the near future after visiting immigration agencies in Britain Rotterdam Antwerp and Paris and conferring with cabinet ministers in Norway Sweden and Denmark.
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Antwerp
Paris
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Medicine Hat Birds Competing at World Poultry Congress
T. G. Kinvig displays six Partridge Plymouth Rock pullets with the Canadian National Live Bird exhibit at the World's Poultry Congress in Ottawa. Also shown are birds in the registered class FE. Young presents a S C Black Minorca and A L Beach a RC Ancona.
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Plymouth Rock
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A. L. Beach
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War correspondent Henry D. Thompson Dies at 92
Henry Dean Thompson, a Civil War correspondent for New York newspapers in 1854 and a noted reporter of the Prussian Austrian war for the New York Herald, died at Transco near Winnipeg. He had lived there in recent years with relatives.
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Edmonton Youth Dies After Street Collision
Six year old Anton din of Edmonton was struck while running from behind parked cars by a motor truck driven by Walter P. Murphy. The child suffered a fractured skull and died shortly after the crash.
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English racer aims for Atlantic crossing in speed boat
Miss M B Carstairs, famed English motorboat racing enthusiast, plans to cross the Atlantic in 55 hours next spring. She has ordered a fifty foot speed boat with two motors and a crew of four.
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Tragic Railway Death Claims Local Farmer Roe Anderson
J M Anderson a 60 year old Bingville farmer known as Roe died after being struck by CPR No 4 while crossing Second Street. Eyewitnesses described a fatal misjudgment as the eastbound train could not stop in time. An inquest is slated for 7:30 tonight in the police court.
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Lady Lauder Dies in Glasgow Nursing Home
Doonan Scotland Aug 1 Lady Lauder wife of Sir Harry Lauder famed Scot comedian died Sunday in a Glasgow nursing home. She aged 58 maiden name Annie Vallance. She was ill fortnight operated last Monday progress appeared satisfactory but died suddenly. Funeral set for Inverarne Inver arman Argyll on Wednesday.
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Police Court Fines William Atkinson for Driving Without License
In police court today William Atkinson was fined five dollars and costs for operating a vehicle without a valid driver's license.
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Cyclonic Storm Destroys Camrose Ski Slide
A severe cyclone tore through Camrose demolishing the town ski slide. Residents reported the structure collapsed under strong winds causing local property impact and emergency response teams to assess debris and safety risks.
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Royal Brothers to Spend Fortnight at E. P. Ranch
The Prince of Wales and Prince George plan a Canadian holiday starting in Calgary with farewells to Premier Baldwin. They will retire at the E. P. ranch in the foothills to fish and work, then possibly visit Vancouver and Victoria. No U S visit planned this time. The brothers left their hotel quietly in a taxi.
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Nockles
Vancouver
Victoria
United States
Ontario Weekend Toll From Drownings And Crashes
Drowning and motor vehicle accidents across Ontario over the weekend claimed twelve lives. Victims include a four year old burned in Hamilton and a 64 year old mother and 22 year old daughter killed near Summerville in a fatal Dundas highway crash.
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Notor
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Tornado devastates Rehoboth and North Duxbury
A violent tornado swept Eastern Massachusetts killing one person and injuring at least a dozen. In Rehoboth the storm struck during a church service harming five and damaging roofs, with overturned outbuildings and uprooted trees scattered across the area.
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Rehoboth
North Duxbury
Work To Resume At Many Island Lake Well
Mr. H. J. McCormick received a wire from Leo A. Wilson of Sarnia stating the driller will leave Tuesday to continue work on the Many Island Lake well. Wilson expects to reach Medicine Hat by August 8. Four inch casing is down 2768 feet and wet gas production is satisfactory, with plans to drill to lower levels as the contract requires. Stockholders in the community will follow the information with much interest.
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Earthquake Death Toll in Mansu Reported at 100000
Unconfirmed reports from Mansu Province suggest the May 23 earthquake may have killed as many as 100000. The International Famine Relief Commission in Peking says there is no direct communication with the Hansu regime amid ongoing government contact delays.
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Martial Law Declared After Riots at Chinese Chamber
Sankow Aug 1 martial law declared after thousands of richshiuw coolies rioted at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The mob damaged the building and attacked the gendarmerie, which fired. Four rioters died and many were injured as seven thousand coolies went on strike amid fears of a Communist uprising.
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Aimee McPherson to vacate pastor post at Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson called a special Angelus Temple meeting to announce plans to vacate the pastorate and take her evangelistic work into open fields while remaining linked to temple activities. She denied naming Marshall B. Craig as successor and said an associate pastor would replace her, with Craig described as a band leader, not a minister.
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