Baldwin outlines Imperial Conference aims and empire unity
In Ottawa speech Prime Minister Baldwin reviews last year’s Imperial Conference work. He emphasizes equality among self governing parts, coordinated foreign policy, and consultation before acting externally. He notes Canada’s growing role within a flexible, cooperative empire.
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Ottawa
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Mr. Baldwin
Baldwin
Canada
Ile
Imperial Conference
British Empire
Angelus Temple Control Settled After Family Dispute
Aimee Semple McPherson gains full control of Angelus Temple as Minnie Kennedy resigns active church management after a two year mediation. The settlement ends a ten day rift with Kennedy backed by temple members over finances and holdings valued at about 100 000 dollars not part of temple property.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple
Eherson
Angelus Temple
Wlech
Minnie Kennedy
Fop
Temple
Anti Soviet Movement Progress Report From Warsaw
A Reuter dispatch from Warsaw reports that anti-Soviet leader Kim attacked a Soviet garrison at Kolunovo near Minsk in White Russia. The garrison was disarmed, ten officers were killed, and regimental funds seized. Two regiments were sent in pursuit.
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Reuter
Warsaw
Taman Kim
Kolunovo
Minsk
White Russia
Grade VIII Exam Results To Be Published Friday
Edmonton registrar I J Spicer announces Grade VIII examination results will be ready for publication on Friday. Weather noted as fair and warm with a temperature of 80 and 46.
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I. J. Spicer
Legistrar
Edmonton
Temp
Vancouver
Lethbridge
Regina
Brandon
Victoria
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Baldwin Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday At Rideau Hall
Ottawa reports Right Honorable Stanley Baldwin's sixtieth birthday marked by hundreds of congratulatory messages to Premier from King, Queen, and other officials arriving at Rideau Hall.
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Ottawa
Stanley Baldwin
Rideau Hall
Great Britain
Death Penalty For Possession Of Arms In Ireland
Ireland’s government votes 54 to 24 to allow capital punishment for possession of arms. The measure follows the assassination of Vice President Kevin O Higgins and was proposed by President Wmn Coserive. The law would impose the death penalty for arming or possessing weapons.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dali Eireann
Wmn
Coserive
Kevin O'Higgins
Hopeful Geneva Treaty Talks Stir Conference Circles
Geneva August 3 The six plenipotentiaries at the East Partite Naval Conference plus several delegates plan to meet soon to discuss the new situation created by the Japanese compromise plan. The outcome hinges on the British Cabinet meeting in London today.
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Geneva
London
Annual Govt Expedition to the North Reaches Ellesmere Island
The Boothie carrying the annual expedition to Canada northern posts reaches Bache Peninsula Ellesmere Island on July 31 amid heavy ice. The voyage began July 16 from Sydney Nova Scotia after stops at Godhaven Greenland Pond Inlet and Dundas Harbor Devon Island. Ice delayed landings at Craig Harbor.
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Ellesmere Island
Ottawa
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Northwest Territories
Yukon
Department of the Interior
S.S. Bocthie
Canada
Bache Peninsula
Police Point
Customs House
Sydney
N. S
Godhaven
Greenland
Dundas Harbor
Devon Island
O. Malte
Dominion
Graig Harbor
Boothie
George P. McKenzie
C. BE. Wilcox
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Boethic
Craig Harbor
Etah
Prices Rally After Coolidge Shock Hits Wall Street
New York traders faced a sharp sell off at the opening as Coolidge's decision not to seek re election sparked a major market jolt. Stocks fell three to nearly sixteen points before a partial recovery lifted many issues to new highs as volume neared three million shares.
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New York
Coolidge
Wall Street
Lord Cavendish Guests Banff Springs Visitor
Lord Charles Cavendish son of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire arrives at Banff Springs Hotel after six months touring the world. He traveled from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Asia and is joined by Major Nathan and Captain G Davies of London. He plans stops in Montreal and New York before sailing home on the Nerangia around August 10.
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Banff Springs Hotel
Lord Charles Cavendish
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
London
England
Vancouver
Lord Cavendish
Squnday
China
Nathan
G. Davies
Banff
Montreal
New York
Fire destroys six Drumheller business houses
A Tuesday morning blaze in the Crystal Confectionery area of Drumheller swept through six downtown businesses. The Crystal Confectionery, Regent Theatre, Canadian Pacific Railway telegraph office, J W Cummer’s real estate and insurance office, Tom Tarrant’s tailor shop, and Elliott’s meat market were reported as total losses.
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Drumheller
Aug
Drumheller’s
Crystal
Regent Theatre
Cenadian Pacic Railway
J. W. Cummer
Tom Tarrant
Elliott
Harvest Begins in Manitoba as Wheat Cutting Starts
Winnipeg reports harvest has begun with wheat cutting starting at Gretna Manitoba. Advices from the Agricultural Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway say harvesting will be general next week across the region.
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Winnipeg
Agricultural Department of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Gretna
Mantoba
Winnipeg Boys Drowned On Canoe Trip
The fate of G. M. Bernie and L. MacDonald, Winnipeg youths missing since June 2 after a canoe trip from Malaki Ontario, is now confirmed. Bernie's decomposed body was found near Sturgeon Falls 22 miles from the Pinewa power plant in Eastern Manitoba, with MacDonald's body not yet recovered as dragging operations begin.
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Winnipeg
G. M. Bernie
L. MacDonald
Malaki
Ont
Bernie
Sturgeon Falls
Pinewa
Manitoba
Wheat prices rise on rust fears at Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Rust infestation reports in the North Western States pushed Wheat prices higher on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Mid session buying grew as shorts covered, with a heavy Canadian Wheat supply restraining gains. Wheat closed 1 1 4 cents up, oats 1 2 cents, barley 1 3 4 cents, flax 2 1 4 cents, rye 1 1 2 cents. demand for coarse grains remained keen.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Chinese quake toll and missionary letters from Kansu
Shanghai reports detail a May 23 earthquake in Kansu that killed more than 100000 in some estimates and left 20000 square miles affected. Thirty four American and European passionaries were in the region. most missionaries survive except a Sister Superior. Buddenbrock at Liangehow sent the first detailed dispatch, recalling the terror of the event at an orphanage chapel and the brutal aftermath of crushed buildings and rescued children.
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Shanghai
China
Kansu
Constantina Society
Divine Word Mission
Sisians
Red Cross
Liangehow
Mer
Theodore Buddenbrock
Steyl Mission
Inquest Finds No Responsibility in James Munroe Anderson Death
The inquest into the death of James Munroe Anderson concluded that the initial accident resulted from the deceased's judgment or confusion. There was no evidence of intoxication or impairment. No railway employee or official at the Canadian Pacific Railway bore responsibility.
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James Munroe Anderson
Anderson
Canadian Paeile Railway
India Flight Ends in Danube Crash Near Linz
London reports that a Royal Air Force nonstop attempt to India ended when the plane fell into the Danube near Linz Austria. Lieut R. Carr and Flying Officer E G Dearth were not badly hurt and were taken to Aschach after the crash.
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London
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
India
Danubé
Austria
Vidnaa
T Hs
Seomerberg
Linz
Aschach
Second Trainload Of Horses Pass Thru For Soviet
A noon procession saw about ninety horses move through the city from the north en route to stock yards for loading onto a westbound train later tonight. The second Soviet purchase for Quebec brings the total to 359, with more to come from Saskatchewan. Local buyers listed include W. D. McLennan and others, with James Murray, Provincial Agriculturist, at Medicine Hat guiding further sales beginning August 8.
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Quebec
Saskatchewan
W. D. McLennan
Fred Walker
John Reid
Henry Cavin
Eeane
H. Walsh
2. Walsh
A. Mellagh
L. Tilkington
FP. W. Courtney
F. Wolfe
MD. Means
T. H. Tunter
Ra MacKinnon
J. Clark
Muikepiects
Parks
Retlaw
Robard and Bailey
Patricia
W. J
Premier King Welcomes Prince and British Prime Minister
Ottawa reports Premier Mackenzie King delivering welcome addresses to the Prince of Wales on his arrival, noting the Diamond Jubilee year and shared affection for the monarchy. The text also references greetings from royal family members and a guest appearance by Prince George, with hopes for future visits.
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King
Prince
Ottawa
Prince of Wales
Mackenzie King
Canada
Prince George
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