Alberta election ends with UFA strength and Calgary shifts
In Calgary on June 29 the United Farmers of Alberta maintain power with a likely small gain in seats. Calgary elects two Conservatives, one Liberal, and two Labor aligned mayors and defeats minister Alex Ross. Edmonton and other centers report counts, with McGillivray leading Conservative vote in Calgary and several Liberals and Labor figures securing seats.
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Calgary
United Farmers of Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
Alberta
U.F.A
Edmonton
Alex Ross
Lethbridge
A. Smeaton
Labor
K. R. Davidson
Pincher Creek
H. Rossenberry
F. G. Cook
Macleod
W. H. Shield
J. W. McDonald
Bow River
J. T. Shaw
R. S. Clewnen
Ef Lummoer
Uidade
Cuulus
Nellin McClung
R. C. Marshall
McClung
A. A. McGillivray
John Irwin
G. H. Webster
Aid
F. J. White
R. H. Parkyn
F. C. Potts
J. W. Russell
Davidson
Smeaton
Barnes
Bowen
Clarke
Crawford
Duggan
Farmile
Findlay
Follinsbee
Gibbs
Henry
Lakeman
Leedy
Lymburn
U.P. A
Prevey
Rea
Robertson
Roper
Weaver
Four Die In Axe Murders In Tampa
Four persons were slain with an axe as they slept in a two room house near Tampa business district. Two relatives are missing and two men are held for questioning. Victims named Adeline Rowell, Bee Rowell, Ira Rowell, and Hens Rowell. Police suspect robbery.
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Tampa
Fla
Adeline Rowell
Bee Rowell
Ira Rowell
Hens Rowell
Premier Brig and's Tenth Cabinet Wins Confidence Vote
Paris reports Premier Brig and presented the new program to Parliament and secured a confidence vote from the Chamber of Deputies, confirming support for the cabinet in its early days.
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Paris
Brigand
Chamber of Depuetien
Pingle Wins Second Count in Local Bye Election
In the official return Capt. Pingle leads Hendrick by 214 after the second count. First tally gave Pingle 1574, Hendrick 1279, Hole 718 with 262 spoilt ballots. second preferences shifted 385 Hole votes to Pingle and 208 to Hendrick, final totals 1701 for Pingle and 1487 for Hendrick.
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C. S. Pingle
J. J. Hemrick
Jus. Hole
Pingle
Hendrick
Hole
Ballogan
Capt
Plumpers
Suab
Hendrick Mole
Danmore
Elizabeth Street
Elm Street
Thins Aerators
Hossa Street
Baker Block
Montreal Street
McLaughlin Carnage
City Hall
Toronto Street
No. H. Hall
Hendrick McCombs
Elizabeth ST. School
Progressives Declare Support for Conservative Government
Ottawa June 29 Progressives announce support for a Conservative government to pass supply and clear pending legislation. The Alberta group led the stance noting the new government should advance key measures.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
Progressive Party
Alberta
Evangelist Denounces Mexico Kidnap Inquiry Shifts Focus
Jon Angeles Junipher Alme and Semple McPherson of Ingersol Ont. argue the investigation into her five week disappearance from Ocean Park May 15 to her Agua Prieta Mexico discovery last Wednesday has unfairly centered on her. The evangelist rejects love affair theories and imagines her ideal husband as a tall, good looking preacher who plays trombone and sings well.
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Jon
Angeles
Junipher Alme
Semple McPherson
Ingersol
Ont
Mexico
Ocean Park
Agua Prieta
Lloyd George Sees Christ as Outcast in Strike Talk
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George, speaking at Castle Street Baptist chapel, argued Christ would be excluded from the British Gazette during the recent general strike. He warned that Churchill's blue pencil would edit his sermon and police notes would shape future gospel accounts. Christ would back conciliation over force, he said, avoiding inclusion in the liberal shadow cabinet.
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London
Lloyd George
Castle Street Baptist Chapel
Christ
British Gazette
Churchill
Liberals Adopt Wait and See Attitude in Ottawa
After a two hour Liberal caucus in Ottawa members kept a wait and see stance on party relations with the new government. Enthusiastic cheers filled the caucus as former ministers moved to Prime Minister King’s office for further talks, delaying action until a Conservative statement expected this afternoon.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
Meighen Forms Temporary Canadian Ministry After Resigning Government
At Ottawa on June 29 the Governor General asked Arthur Meighen to form a new administration. A seven member temporary ministry without portfolios was sworn in to govern during the current session with Meighen as prime minister. Ministers named include Sir Henry Drayton, R J Manson, George Perley, H H Stevens, Hugh Guthrie and W A Black, covering finance, health, justice, and other key departments.
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Mackenzie King
Phia
Henry Drayton
Finance Department
Railways
R. J. Manson
Health and Soldiers
Post Office
Immigration
St. Henri
Department of Customs and Excise
Stevens
Fansher
Meighen Sworn In as Prime Minister Sparks House Shuffle
Ottawa reports Right Hon. Arthur Meighen sworn in to lead government causing ministers to be appointed and a potential reshuffle. Rumors place Sir George Perley and R. S. White near resignation and L. Patenaude tipped for Montreal Royal post. Liberals discuss non dissolution and possible supply motions as prorogation nears.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
George Perley
R. S. White
Quebec
L. Patenaude
Royal
Montreal
White
Robert Folke
Motioés
Pasa
Sives
Cam Toms
Sika
Mackepsie-dijag
Melchen
Agnes McPhail Demands Broad Inquiry in Farm Policy
Ottawa June 29 The Farmers party should push for a full customs cleanse from coast to coast Miss Agnes McPhail told the Canadian Press after a party caucus An independent wide judicial inquiry with Liberals Conservatives and Independents should report after Parliament adjourns and before it meets again The inquiry would cover the farm group and remaining legislation The Senate should have time to act on the resolution She ridiculed the idea Progressives could force an election and said that is the last thing we want to happen.
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Ottawa
Farmers’ Party
Agnes McPhail
Porte
Senate
Miss McPhail
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