Rumor of Dunning Possible in King Cabinet Shuffle
Ottawa reports conversations between Premier King and Saskatchewan's C A Dunning fuel speculation he may join a federal cabinet in immigration and colonization. Robb could move to finance. Cabinet reorganization and October polls whispered as King negotiates from his country home.
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Ottawa
King
C. A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
Duning
Dunning
J. A. Robb
Fielding
Robb
Four Firefighters Missing in Revelstoke Forest Fire
Forest fires in the Big Bend district threaten four firefighters reported missing as search efforts continue. Cooler weather aids visibility while fires burn across the Pacific Northwest, with crews totaling over 1,500 striving to contain more than 30,000 acres scorched. Salient reports note smoke reducing navigation near Seattle and a border fire in Idaho edging toward Northern Idaho.
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Revelstoke
Big Bend
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Faget
Sound
Idaho
Canadia
Kiwanis Stampede Luncheon Profits And Donations
Kiwanis reports show a luncheon net of 206.05 and a fair grounds net of 79.09 from stampede events. A 25 donation was approved to assist the local Amateur Association of their Provincial Alect, with thanks to clubs, individuals, and the News for support.
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Bill Elliott
Imperial Valley Wind Devastation Hits Rockwood Calif
Wind swept Imperial Valley towns late Sunday causing estimated damages from 125000 to 175000 dollars. Two towns saw about twenty buildings displaced from their original sites. Five residents received minor injuries.
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Rockwood
Calif
Imperial Valley
Government Seeks Joint E D and B C Rail Operation
Premier Greenfield aims to resolve the Peace River railway issue by arranging a meeting with Sir Henry Thornton and D C Coleman to discuss a joint operation of the E D and B C railway lines. A conference within the week could lead to a joint board with government and railway company representation.
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Edmonton
Aus
Greenfield
Peace River
Henry Thornton
Lim
D.C Coleman
Canindian- Pacific Railway
Federal Officials Mixed With Graft Charges
Chicago August 11 Col Will Guy Beach head of the narcotics division faces graft accusations for bartering drugs looted by robbers. Three aides Dennie J O'Brien Alonzo Baxter and Narrd Deltrich also arrested as hundreds of federal agents raid opium joints in Chinatown and the south side as part of a nationwide graft investigation in the narcotic squad.
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Chicago
Will Guy Beach
Internal Revenue Department
Grain Expections Hit Winnipeg Market Figures
Winnipeg grain inspections report yesterday show Wheat 106 cars moved, down from 153 last year. Cowlse grains 52, down from 46. Covtine wheat 49. Try the News Want Ad columns for details.
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Winnipeg
Medicine Hat Rotary Carnival Moves Toward Big Weekend
The Rotary club readies Armoury Park for the Community Carnival on September 3 4 and 5. Booths and concessions begin construction today as members show strong interest and prize goods, with visitors from Kitchener and Winnipeg joining the club meeting. President Ashton Andrews welcomes guests.
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Rotary
Ara
Rotary’s
Armoury Park
Medicine Hat
Regula Club
Kitchener
Ont
Winnipeg
W. D. Watson
Ashton
Andrews
Session of Legislature Followed by an Election Looms
Edmonton reports critical times for the Greenfield government as a northern railway dispute deepens. A September short session may precede a dissolution by late October with plans to settle the Dunvegan railway issue and reach tentative accords with the Royal Bank and a railway for northern operations. If Dominion elections occur in October, Alberta ballots may come earlier, with indemnity policy under scrutiny.
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Edmonton
Northern Railway
Finlal
Dunvegan
Royal Bank
Greenfield
Armner
Alberta
Dominion
Western Canada crop conditions show improvement say report
The weekly crop report from the Canadian Pacific Agricultural Department notes rain and cooler days have improved prospects across the three prairie provinces. Wheat cutting begins in Saskatchewan. moisture shortages dampen early June optimism. Alberta crops hold up under heat and drought. British Columbia sees hot dry weather with steady root crop movement.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Chiadian Pacific ‘Agricultural Department
Prairie
Dial
Wang
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Calgary
Macleod
United States
Brooks
Dunvegan and
British Columbia
Mary Louise Spa fights Browning adoption fraud suit
New York August 11 Mary Louise Spa continues to publish her story as the adopted daughter of Edward W Browning the real estate operator. Surrogate Court proceedings are scheduled in Jamaica for the annulment of her adoption on grounds of fraud with Browning claiming she deceived him about her age while records show she is twenty one.
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New York
Mary Louise Spa
Edward W. Browning
Jamaics
Browning
Buffalo Products to Be Exhibited at Medicine Hat Fair
Hon Chas Stewart minister of the interior seeks CN Park commissioner aid to arrange an exhibit of buffalo products at the Industrial Horticultural and Automobile exhibition to be held in Medicine Hat on August 26 and 27. The plan was conveyed in a letter received by C G Richardson secretary of the Medicine Hat Agricultural Society.
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Charles Stewart
Chas. Stewart
Medicine Hat
Canadian National Park
Stewart
CG. A. Richardson
Agricultural Society
Kiwanis Club Raises Funds Toward Four Hundred
The Kiwanis Club contributed a twenty five dollar cheque, boosting the total raised to 870 dollars as the community near the four hundred mark. The News reported a total of 835 yesterday and the new pledge pushes the effort forward.
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Kiwanis Club
Conservatives Win 24 Seat Majority in New Brunswick
New Brunswick voters handed the Opposition a sweeping win with 36 seats to the Government's 12. Dr J M B Baxter leads the Opposition to form a 24 seat majority, while Premier P J Vennot and most of his cabinet were defeated. Baxter praised the public and urged continued trust in the Opposition on forming the next government.
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St. John
N.B
Venion
New Brunswick
Legislative Assembly
J. Bom. Baxter
Baxter
House of Commons
Carleton County
Northumberland
Restigonehe
Westmoreland
Moneton City
Albert
St. John County
St. John City
Charlotte
St. Stephen- Milltown
York
Sunbury
Kings
Queens
Carleton
Fredericton- Marysville-Devon
Kent
Gloucester
Victoria
Madawasda
Vennot
A. A. Dysart
J. B. Michaud
Cuenta
Avelpey
Battal
J. B. M. Baxter
P. J. Vennot
Dr. Baxter
Farmers’ Party
Tut
Ton. J A. Dysart
Ton. J. &. Mechaud
J. M. B. Baxter
Holland Town Hit By Historic Typhoon Toll
An Amsterdam dispatch reports a violent typhoon striking Boreulo in eastern Holland near the German border. Four killed and about 2100 injured as the village lies in ruins with churches demolished and most homes damaged. Many residents left homeless as the storm moved through the region.
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London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Borealo
Holland
Borculo
Teller Kant
Kiling
October Wheat Drops Four Cents On World Grain Rout
Winnipeg reports a sharp fall after a US-Canada crop outlook. October wheat slid four cents to 1.4368 dollars, with December and May futures down over four cents. Coarse grains also declined amid a broad price rout, trade volume steady, buyers scarce, and exports subdued.
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Winnipeg
United States Department
US Agriculture
Winnipeg - Grain Exchange
Wmonth
Liverpool
Tradt
Ues
Shor Aye Ul Aloils Holding
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Muriel Vanderbilt
Frederick Cameron Church, Jr
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U.S
Autellur Company
Bom. Baxter
Conservative
Holland Town
Barculo
Uke
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