Stewart urges Medicine Hat gas control in Ottawa drive
Hon. Charles Stewart, minister of the interior, told a Medicine Hat audience he will push to transfer gas reservation to the city to ensure an adequate supply. He warned provinces face financial strain and urged economy while outlining department goals for water power, mines, and irrigation, and stressing national railways reforms.
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Huckvale
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Charlie Stewart
Interior
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Mr. Stewart
Canada
National Railways
Mines
Winnipeg hosts Canadian Council of Agriculture sessions
The Canadian Council of Agriculture remains based in Winnipeg. A proposal by J J Morrison to move the head office to Ottawa drew western opposition while eastern sections may organize under Morrison. The council aims to create Maritime farmer bodies and cooperate with Ontario to regulate export cattle trade to Britain. The group seeks federal regulation and improved cattle grading amid an anticipated embargo lift.
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Canadian Council of Agriculture
J. J. Morrison
United Farmers of Ontario
Ottawa
Morrison
Maritime Provinces
Western Livestock Union
Federal
Department of Trade and Commerce
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Lambert Resigns as Lambert named acting secretary
Winnipeg reports John Ward appointed acting secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture after Norman Lambert resigns to join a local milling firm. Lambert’s resignation was accepted by the council yesterday. Classified ads promote The News salesmen.
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Winnipeg
John Ward
The
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Canadian Council of Agiculture
Norman Lambert
Henry Ford Fined in Leroy for Speeding
Henry Ford paid a 30 dollar fine to Leroy village treasury after being cited for speeding in a large touring car. He allegedly drove 43 mph in a 15 mph zone as a police officer stopped him near the Buffalo bound to Detroit boat run.
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N.Y
Henry Fort
Detroit
Ford
Buffalo
Police Justice
Beaten to Death in Chicago
Four unidentified men beat 42 year old Robert Johnson anIllinois Central shop worker at Burnside in the morning. He died from injuries and the assailants fled the scene. Police report the incident as a fatal assault with no suspects yet.
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Chicago
Robert Johnson
Ilinois Central
Burnside
Britain to Meet Debt With United States
London August 3 Sir Robert Horne chancellor of the exchequer told the house of commons Britain has no intention of suggesting any alternative to her financial obligations to the United States while reviewing the British position on German preparations.
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London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Robert Horne
Stealing Ride on Train Ends in-Tragedy Near Spokane
In Spokane on August 8, 24 year old Canadian R. Watson was badly injured while stealing a train ride from Soap Lake to Spokane. His legs were severed after being dragged under wheels as he attempted to jump off near the city limits. An attempted rescue was delayed by a broken patrol vehicle and an ambulance stuck in sand, delaying hospital arrival by over an hour.
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Spokane
R. Watson
Alverta
Watson
Soap Lake
Hosiital
Premier Greenfield and Dunning to Meet in Calgary
Premier Greenfield and Premier Dunning will convene in Calgary over the weekend to discuss the Wheat Board leadership. Edmonton reports satisfaction with Dominion appointments of James Stewart and F. W. Riddell as chairmen, seen as best choices by the premiers and trusted by farmers, grain trade, and financial institutions.
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Dunning
Calgary
Wheat Board
Greenfield
Dominion Authorities
James Stewart
F. W. Riddell
Edmonton
Enfield
Ottawa
Tie
Department of Trade and Commerce
Delorme Estate Delayed by Insanity Certification Gap
Montreal August 2. Failure of Dr. Brochu medical superintendent Beauport Asylum to certify Adelard Delorme as insane delays the appointment of an administrator to his estate until August 30.
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Brochu
Beauport Asylum
Adelard Delorme
Delorme
Nationalists Capture Cashel in Irish Army Drive
Dublin Aug 3 Nationalists reported to have captured Cashel as the Irish National Army improves its push against irregulars in the south. Overnight disturbances continue in Dublin with bombs hitting Red Cross cars and an ambulance, while Belfast police seize English and Dublin papers scanning for Dublin editions amid strike related tensions.
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Irish National Army
Thurles
Cashel
Red Cross
Belfast
Justice Andrews
Bottomley Expelled From Commons After Fraud Conviction
Horatio Bottomley former editor of John Bull was expelled from the house of commons by a parliamentary vote. He condemned a web of justice errors amid a letter from hospital saying he could not leave. Alfred Knight a coalition candidate will contest Bottomley’s seat for South Hackney after a seven year sentence for diverting about £159000 from victory bond funds.
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London
Horatio Bottomley
John Bull
Yeaterday
House of Commons
Bottomley
Alfred Knight
Laborite
Old Bailey
South Hackney
First Nonstop Berlin to Moscow Flight Achieved
Moscow reports a Junkers aircraft piloted by Klerr Rette with a technician and one passenger completed the first nonstop link from Berlin to Moscow covering 1,196 miles. The flight marks a milestone in long distance air travel.
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Junkers
Klerr Rette
Berlin
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