Regina chosen as meeting place for foresters convention
Regina was selected as the meeting site with Calgary as an alternative for the Inter Provincial Association of Fire Fighters Saskatchewan convention. President E R Weir of Lethbridge and Sandison of Regina were unanimously re-elected. Gowan of Calgary named delegate. Weir reported on pension fund talks and noted government jurisdiction limits in insurance matters.
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Association OF Fire
Alberta
Saskatchewan
W. A. Cowan
Regina
Vention
Calgary
Association of Fire Fights
E. R. Weir
Lethbrid
Sandison
Sec
Treas
L. M
Maclean
Gowan
International Association of Wire
Halifax
Weir
Lethbridge Fire Brigade
Lethbridge Council
Latimer Case Referred to Medical Council for Clarification
The Latimer case was referred back to the Medical Council in Columbia for a formal amended decision. Lord Justices indicated additional inquiries may be requested and that the council should clearly indicate the reasons for its ruling. The question remains whether erasure from the register relied on cumulative findings or any single finding.
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Dr. Latdmar
Six Die in Collision After Paddling Incident
A deadly car crash near Weyburn, Manitoba, follows a head‑on collision involving a paddling incident. Alderman A. M. Fiddy drove the Eddy car and perished along with five passengers. injuries were reported for others in the Sulkey party.
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Weyburn
Disi
Pitchwan
I Auto
Ald. A
Redcliff Stampede Draws Big Crowd for Dominion Day Events
Redcliff enjoyed a fine day for the annual stampede with a large attendance and spirited contests. Riders faced minor tumbles in the bucking events with no serious injuries as Miss Annie Schilmar and Miss Edna Shaffer showcased resilience in the ladies relay. The program opened with a schoolChildren events and featured a large parade of riders in regalia.
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Redcliff
Annie Schilmar
Bee
Edna Shaffer
Communists Free Raptly Ty and Portos in China
Cablegram from Shanghai reports the release of Mrs. Robert W. Porteo and Miss Emmeil, who were captured March 24 at Yuan Chow by Red Army forces. Ed. Stone praised for quick horse race announcements. crowd urged more announcers next year. other officials listed. stampede and children's races noted. distracted crowd patience criticized.
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Ito
China Inland Ion
Toronto
Headdurters
Shanghai
China
Shire
Ava
Robert W
Arrots Uand
R. W. Porteo
T Oronto
Emmeil
Yuan Chow
West Kiangsi Province
Red Army
Ed. Stone
J. Ie English
Duncan McDonald
Fyre Walker
G. H. Watts
H. Dacre
A. R. Ballantyne
Rew Jose
J. N
Helene Reconciliation Tale Shrouded in Royal Reference
A fragment from a Bucharest agency report mentions Queen Helene and an evening gathering with ladies in waiting. The piece hints at an indication of reconciliation with a king, describing weather as fair to cool and reporting temperatures around 82 to 60.
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Bucharest
Helene i
Whiting
Everng
Hon C A Dunning to Speak Here About July 15
Dr F W Gershaw received an inquiry asking if Tuesday July 15 would be a suitable date for Hon C A Dunning to speak in Medicine Hat. A reply in the affirmative was sent and confirmation of the date is expected soon.
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F. W. Gershaw
C. A. Dunning
Medicine Hat
Grim car journey ends in tragic drowning mother reports
Toronto July 2. Richard Bailey a middle aged moulder carried his 19 year old son Loyola's limp body into their home after driving 133 miles from the Kawartha Lake district with the drowned youth in the back of the car.
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Toronto
Richard Bailey
Middleage Moulder
Loyola
Kawartha Lake District
Irvine Stampede Sets July 16 Sports Day Schedule
Irvine Stampede selects Wednesday July 16 for its annual sports day. Children's events start at 10 00 am and Stampede events at 1 30 pm with prize money across horse, pony, relay, obstacle, roping and riding contests. Evening dance at Magnet Theatre caps the event.
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Irvine
Carl Beny
Faisest
Magnet Theatre
Kingsford-Smith Promoted to Wing Commander
Squadron Leader Charles Kingsford-Smith and his trans Atlantic crew departed from Roosevelt Field at 5:05 am for Chicago en route to the Pacific Coast. The coast arrival will complete their circumnavigation of the globe in the monoplane South ern Cross. Canberra announced Kingsford-Smith has been promoted to Wing Commander in recognition of the westward trans Atlantic flight.
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Roosevelt Field
Wn.y
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Chicago
Pacific
Globe
Kingsford- Smith
Canberra
Australia
House of Representatives
Kingsford-Smith
Lords Approve Resources Bills in Lords Passage
London July 2 The British North America Act uniting Canadian Govern ment with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta for return of natural resources and Crown lands to British Columbia passed the House of Lords all stages without opposition.
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London
Thomas T. Champion
Manitoba
Sask Ichewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada Educators Sail for Europe Aboard Empress of Australia
Montreal July 29 educators from across Canada sail to Europe under the Overseas Education League aboard the Empress of Australia. The list includes 190 teachers and students plus university staff, with additional ships Melita and Metagama pressed to transport them to Great Britain and the Continent for courses and cultural visits. Two special trains carried the party to the Quebec ship.
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Montreal
Australia
Quebec
Canada
Ufjer
Overseas Education League
Great Britain
Orbonne
Bonn
Lertnight
Windsor
Ques
Eradute
Sis
Cherbourg
Rence
Germany
Spain
Dominion Day Message Marked Canadian Nationhood Shift
Winnipeg July 2 Dominion Day 1930 prime minister Mackenzie King called the day a landmark in Canada’s progress. He highlighted Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan gaining natural resources and British Columbia receiving lands in the railway belt and Peace River block restoring regional autonomy and equality within Confederation. Grain hallmarks cited strengthen national unity and future growth.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Mackenzie King
Prairie Provinces
Peace
British Columbia
Dominion
Mt Aiutely
Dominion of Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Atlantic
Pacific
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Peace River
Jasty
Colum
Bia
Confederation
Charlottetown
Quebec
Maritime
United Ag
Anglican Bishops Gather for Lambeth Conference In Canterbury
London reports the Lambeth Conference of Anglican bishops convening July 5 at Canterbury Cathedral with 811 delegates. Archbishop of Canterbury to preside, proceedings run through August, addressing unity proposals, church doctrine, and colonial church concerns amid historical notes on past overseas ordinations and Lambeth consecrations.
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London
Lamteth Conference of Bishops of
Anglican Communion
Canterbury
Thia
Galled
All England
India
Tone Phureh
Endurance Flight Fliers Short of Gas Near Chicago
The feeder plane Big Ben powering the City of Chicago endurance effort failed during warm up as the endurance crew, in the air over 495 hours, faced gasoline shortages and had no contact with the supply plane since early last night.
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Chicago
Big Ben
Wright Wins Diamond Sculls Semi Final In Henley
In Henley on Thames on July 2 Joe Wright of Toronto rowed a strong race to reach the Diamond Sculls final. He defeated Groves of the London Rowing Club, the amateur champion holder in 1928, and posted a time of 9 24 seconds. His next opponent will be Beresford of the Themes Club, who is listed as a strong entry this year.
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Joe. Wright
Groves
London Rowing Club
Henley-on- Thames
C.P
Joe Wright
London
Oh Fe
Wright
Beresford
Themes Club
Heroic Boy Gave His Life to Save Fr. Brother
In Ponoka on a Saturday afternoon 10 year old Frank Lee died after helping his younger brother Arthur flee the Battle River. Arthur survived after pulling his brother from danger but perished himself. He was a Wolf Cub at Ponoka Baptist Church and is mourned by parents and a younger sister. Funeral held at Ponoka Baptist Church and Forest Lawn Cemetery. Members of the Wolf Cub troop served as pallbearers.
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Engravitt
Ireland
Canada
Calla
Teuieiey
South Africa
Colensy
Borpout Péi
Papco
Canduet
Oenhoth Palndet
iCansenbury
Ponoka
Frank Lee
James Lee
Arthur Lee
Wolf Cubs
Cline
Nelson
Griudge
Noka
Mengay Noon
Jin Forest
Arthur
Italian Govt Responds to U.S. Tariff With Higher Car Duties
Rome notes without notice raise import duty on automobiles by 110 to 120 percent. Publication in official gazette confirms the move seen by American manufacturers as a response to new tariff schedules. Ford cars face duty rise from 7,000 lire to 16,000 lire as rates hit small cars hardest.
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Rome
Associated Press
Official
motorSir
Lee Oy
Ford
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Wera
Mathew Parker
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Lambeth Palace
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Lambeth Owas
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