King Opens Western Tour With Brandon Speech
Premier Mackenzie King opened a western tour in Brandon Manitoba delivering an outdoor address at fairgrounds. He touched on tariff immigration transportation the Hudson Bay Railway and resource return to prairie provinces while praising British immigration and government ownership of a modern Canadian railway system.
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Brandon
Man
Hudson Bay
Prairie Provinces
Mackenzie King
Fair Grounds
Robert Forke
Liberal Party
Manitoba
House of Commons
Forke
Canada
King
R. B Bennett
Bennett
Mr. King
Europe
Great Britain
British Isles
Canadian Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Crows Nest
Submarine F-14 Sunk in Adriatic With 81Men Aboard
Italian submarine F-14 was sunk near Brioni after a collision with destroyer Giuseppe Missori. Rescue teams worked overnight to supply air and establish contact via submarine signaling as 81 crew members, two officers and twenty nine men, faced a perilous depth.
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Rome
Adriatic
Stefani Agency
Quiseppe Missori
Brioni
Yuseppe Missori
Brindisi
Foschini
Leghorn
Winnipeg Grain Markets Move on Mixed Signals
Winnipeg grain prices show low levels with spring wheat prospects mixed as declines in coarse grains press prices lower. Trading activity remains solid on dips while liquidations in coarse grains remain heavy and barley and flax trade only lightly.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Aviators of Porto Plan Second Atlantic Attempt
Polish Majors Leon Idzikowski and Casimir Kubala survived a crash after their Amlot biplane failed over the Atlantic. They were rescued by the steamship Samos near Cape Finisterre and cared for by military officials in Oporto. They intend to return to Paris and resume preparations for a east to west crossing.
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Oporto
Portugal
Samos
Leon Idzikowski
Casimir Kubala
Kubala
le Bourget
Paris
Atlantic
Hor
Cape Finisterre
Lopez
Principal Sullivan Addresses Rotary On A Timely Topic
At the Rotary meeting, David M. Sullivan spoke on The recent disastrous Nobile Polar Expedition and compared it with Atlantic and Pacific flights. His talk used maps and detailed sequence to illuminate a topic of current public interest.
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Rotary
David M. Sullivan
M.A
Unemployed Warned To Keep Away From the City of Vancouver
Vancouver notices warn unemployed harvesters to avoid traveling to Vancouver for work. The Civic Relief Committee approved posting warnings across Alerta Saskatchewan and western Manitoba to deter job seekers after harvest season.
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Vancouver
B.C
Alerta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Civic Relief Committee
Bootleggers and Hi Jackers Still At War
Three heavily armed men burst into the home of Gaitano Binette in Los Angeles killing him in his bed and mortally wounding his wife Conetta who died in hospital. Police call the double murder part of ongoing bootlegger and hijacker warfare.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gaitano Binette
Concetta
Captain Courtney recounts seaplane crash near death
Captain Frank T. Courtney and three crew members survived a mid ocean crash of the seaplane The Whale after a rapid water landing and engine fire. The Minnewaska later rescued them, and they were greeted by Mayor Walker on arrival in New York.
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New York
Frank T. Courtney
E. B. Hosmer
Montreal
Macom
Battery
Mayor Walker
City Hall
Broadway
Courtney
Minnewaskas
Fred Pierze
Mr. Hosmer
Set
Walker
Hosmer
Fleet of tugs work to free Huronic off Lucille Island
Port Arthur Ontario August 7 a fleet of five tugs and one lighter labors to free the stranded steamer Huronic of the Northern Navigation division Canada Steamship Lines which ran onto rocks near Lucille Island and Pig eon River mouth. Attempts moved her about 25 feet and further action is planned with precautions to guard against water ingress likely sidelining the liner for the season. A June report notes Canada produced 28 899 automobiles versus 19 208 the prior year.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Huronic
Northern Navigation Division
Canada Steamship Lines
Lucille Island
Pigeon River
Grade Eight Public School Exam Pass List
Grade eight candidates who passed the Departmental Examinations are listed by surname and given name including Armstrong Jack Atkinson Bill J Atkinson Hilda Andrews Goldie Evelyn Bagshaw Elsie Bain Margaret Helen Bell Marguerite Bergman Eva Christina Bergman Yvo Joe Bestard Geraldine Bond Nina Bolarse Howard Bower Beryl Boylan Wm Frederick Brandser Norman Breakell Elsie Breakell Elston Ross Bresenhoff Ruth Bruce Jennie Bullen Frederick Cyril Burden Marjorie May Burns John Alex Campbell Neil Clegg Violet Amglia Clennell Foster Thomas Cgfwell Ruth Eleanor Corbitt Kennet Cotten Doris Louise Cove Anderson D Crane Stewart Creer Richard Harold Currie Clifford Chds Cyster Harry Davies Nora B Dederer Esther Dick Archib W Dickson Beatrice Helen Dowkes Elva Hanna J Duggan Hector Ewart Emery Arthur Alvin Palkenstein Kano Finley Raymond Fisher William Samuel Flanagan Christopher Flath William Lewis Foster Viviar Lucille yulston Fred William Fraser Louise Mae Frey Alma Dorothy Gaffney Sidney Francis Gale Fred Gibson Mary Ann Gillette Grace Ella Gleaves Joyce Goldie Ina Clare Gordon William George Gray Kenneth Grayson Gertrude Guthrie James Hay Murven Dean Hehr Amelia Hewitt Mary Edythe Hill Helen Hargrave Hole Dorothy Margaret Hosie Willie Hunter Jean Isaac Edith Alice Jackson Harry K Jones Helen Margaret Johnston Alice Irene Johnson Kenneth Earl Knowles Margaret E. Koch Clifford Lee Laidlaw Lorna Jane LaMarsh E Bertram Larson Continued on Page Five.
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Armstrong
Jack
Atkinson
Bill J
Hilda
Andrews
Goldie
Evelyn
Bagshaw
Elsie
Bain
Margaret Helen
Bell
Marguerite
Bergman
Eva Christina
Yvo Joe
Bestard
Geraldine
Bond
Nina
Borlase
Howard
Bower
Beryl
Boylan
Frederick
Brandser
Norman
Breakell
Elston Ross
Bresenhoff
Ruth
Bruce
Jennie
Bullen
Frederick Cyril
Burden
Marjorie May
Burns
John Alex
Campbell
Neil
Clegg
Violet Amglia
Clennell
Foster Thomas
Cgfwell
Ruth Eleanor
Corbitt
Kennet
Cotten
Doris Louise
Cove
Anderson D
Crane
Stewart
Creer
Richard Harold
Currie
Clifford
Cyster
Harry
Davies
Nora B
Dederer
Esther
Archib W
Dickson
Beatrice Helen
Dowkes
Elva Hanna J
Duggan
Hector Ewart
Emery
Arthur Alvin
Palkenstein
Kano
Finley
Raymond
Fisher
William Samuel
Flanagan
Christopher
Flath
William Lewis
Foster
Viviar
Lucille
Yulston
Fred William
Fraser
Louise Mae
Frey
Alma Dor
Othy
Gaffney
Sidney Francis
Gale
Fred
Gibson
Mary Ann
Gillette
Grace Ella
Gleaves
Joyce
Ina Clare
Gordon
William George
Gray
Kenneth
Grayson
Gertrude
Guthrie
James
Hay
Murven Dean
Hehr
Amelia
Hewitt
Mary Edythe
Hill
Helen Hargrave
Hole
Dorothy Margaret
Hosie
Willie
Hunter
Jean
Isaac
Edith Alice
Jackson
Harry K
Jones
Helen Margaret
Johnston
Alice
City Council Discusses Gas and Rolling Mills Agreement
Council reads correspondence on gas supply and Rolling Mills assignment. City agrees to sign the gas contract only after the company begins operations and with six months notice for drill plans. Manitoba Rolling Mill Co seeks 1500 hp or 500 hp proposals. Mayor states 500 hp possible under conditions.
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Ald. King and Bannan
Alberta Rolling Mills
Manitoba Rolling Mill Co
H. B. Lyall
Manitoba Rolling Mill Co., Ltd
Winnipit
Bullivant
Ald
Hole
Ald. Andrews
Despondent Retired Farmer Ends Life Near Tribune
Edward Schurste a 52 year old retired farmer living in Tribune and visiting a farm two miles south of Weyburn shot himself with a double barreled shotgun in a despondent mood Monday afternoon. He blew the top of his head off on the farm two miles south of Tribune where he had been visiting.
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Weyburn
Sask
Edward Schurste
Tribune
Here
Kamloops Nurse Dies In Auto Overlook Tragedy
Kamloops B C Aug 7 Beatrice Latremouille nurse in training at St Pauls Vancouver daughter of Mr and Mrs Latremouille Kamloops was killed instantly when the car she rode in went over a precipice Korby McKnight the driver lies in hospital dangerously injured The accident occurred just beyond Tranquille when sand gave way beneath the wheels
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Kamloops
B.C
Tranquille
Beatrice Latremouille
St. Paul's Hospital
Vancouver
Former Labour Spoke at Montreal
In a Montreal speech on August 6 former British prime minister J Ramsay MacDonald told the Canadian Club that the mother country faces distress but eyes the future with resolve. He praised Senator Dandurand and urged inviting minority representatives to illustrate settlement and harmony. He stressed imperial unity, economic freedom, and shared allegiance within a tolerant empire.
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Montreal
Uunyant
Canada
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Dandurand
Liberal Party
Senate
Geneva
Europe
Canadian Club
Wolfe
Montcalm
Mr. MacDonald
British Empire
Haya
Labor Needs Fill Various Trades in City and Country
The Employment Service lists openings for men in binding, machinist, blacksmith, carpenter, painter, tinsmith, and well drilling roles with some industrial positions for boys. The women’s section seeks many women and girls for city and rural work including cannery jobs for about thirty five entrants.
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Rand LC
Iroh
Eave
R. B. Bennett
Aviators
Great Atlantic
Sullivan
Hector Crawler
Peter “By -Kyné
Banff
Hugh Gilmour
Gilmour
Big Lakes
United Effort
Council
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