Baldwin Approves Early U S Visit In Commons Clash
In the London House of Commons the new Labor leader and the old Conservative chief clashed over policy. Baldwin urged MacDonald to visit the United States for a personal talk with President Hoover, while MacDonald favored a Council of States approach for better legislation and closer ties with the United States.
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Baldwin
United States
London
House of Commons
Royal Ascot
Stanley Baldwin
Russia
Zinovieff
Preer Ramsay MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Baldwin
Acmon
Inai
Ramsay MacDonald
Council of States
George Hambleton
Labor Party
G. Lambert
South Molton
Devon
Singapore
Henry Page Croft
Bournemouth
F. A. MacQuisten
Argyll
Labor
James Maxton
Independent Labor Party
F. Brockway
Little Power Boat Karf Sets Sail Across Atlantic
In Cleveland on July 3 the power boat Karf sailed with five builders aboard aiming to cross the Atlantic. Captain Joe Leppich, 31, a German veteran, led 500 gallons of gasoline and supplies for three months. They plan to travel via the St Lawrence River to Hamburg, expecting ten days to Hamburg.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Leppich
Capain Leppich
St. Lawrence
Hamburg
Germany
Karl
Chicago to Berlin Amphibian Antin Begins Flight
The Chicago Tribune amphibian Antin bowler lifted from Lake Michigan at 8:48 a.m. on the first leg to Berlin. Its route included Milwaukee and Sault Ste. Marie before refueling on the way to Europe, with subsequent departure at 9:44 a.m. CST toward the next leg as rain began.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Lake Michigan
Berlin
Milwaukee
Sault. Ste. Marie
Ont
Sault Marie
Remi Lake
Wis
Europe
Maitland Field
Washington pressures to ease tariff impact on Canada
Washington reports the administration pressing senators and representatives to block tariff increases believed to harm US foreign trade with Canada. Hearings on the tariff bill continue as the White House seeks to keep duties, especially on shingles, lumber, cattle, and dairy products, at reasonable levels. Representative Bacon calls lumber rates excessive and warns of strained Canada trade relations.
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Washington
United States
House
Canada
Ward
Irs
Senate Finance Committee
Bacon
New York
White House
Entire Family of Italians Slain in Detroit City
Detroit July 3. Benjamin Evangelistia 48 his wife Santina 40 and their four children were found slain in their St. Aubin avenue home just before noon today. They were all victims of an axe slayer with Evangelistia's head severed and the others' heads beaten in.
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Detroit
Mich
Benjamin Evangelistia
Santina
St. Aubin Avenue
Evangelistia
Ellerton Addresses Kiwanis on Dominion Day Theme
Mr TMG Ellerton, president of the Messinine Hat Canadian Club, spoke to the Kiwanis Club about Dominion Day. He urged public celebration and inspired patriotism, aiming to rekindle civic pride and educate attendees on Dominion Day’s significance.
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E.G. Ellerton
Kiwanis Club
G. Ellerton
Messisine Hat Canadian Club
Medicine Hat
Man Mangled by Winnipeg Hit and Run Driver
Winnipeg reports a coroner's jury blaming an unknown hit and run driver for the death of 71 year old John Baptiste St. Germaine. His mutilated body was found in a ditch along St. Marys road early Sunday morning. The note also mentions local events with the Pashley picnic and a dance planned for the evening as the weather remains fair and cool with a high near 96 and a low around 54.
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Winnipeg
John Baptiste St. Germaine
St. Vital
St. Mary’s Road
Edmonton Man Despondent Disappears After Suicide Note
Edmonton July 9 A 48 year old man G A Fish disappeared after leaving a note to the coroner indicating intent to take his own life. He was despondent over money affairs and ill health. The coroner note and three private letters were handed to police by his roommate. A police search is underway.
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Edmonton
G. A. Fish
Fish
Alberta Killing in Far Nash Near Grande Prairie
Edmonton July 3 Olaf Petus Aslund a La Glace farmer was shot and killed by George Moreau a sixteen year old boy from nearby Lead. Moreau says the shooting occurred while he attempted to stop a dog fight in his wheat field near a large home. Police hold Moreau pending inquest results.
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Idmonton
Olaf Petus Aslund
la Glace
Grande Prairie
George Moreau
Morreau
Prem
Cochet Wins Wimbledon Semi Final Triumph in Straight Sets
Henri Cochet of France defeated Bill Tilden in straight sets 6-4 6-1 7-5 to reach the Wimbledon final. In another semi, H. W. Austin was eliminated by Jean Gorostza after four sets 6-1 10-8 5-7 6-1.
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Wimbleton
Eng
Henri Cochet
France
Bill Tilden
United States
Cores
Wimbledon
H. W. “Bunn" Austin
Great Britain
Wheat inspection figures show carloads and grades
Winnipeg report notes 200 wheat cars inspected last year and 400 contract grades, with 600 cars examined in total. The data highlights cargo throughput and grading activity for the season.
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Winnipeg
Ambrym Volcano Mount Marum Activates Prompting Evacuations
Suva Fiji July 3 Mount Marum on Ambrym Island resumed activity causing hundreds of residents to flee. Memory of the 1914 eruption drives precautionary evacuations as ash and blasts disrupt daily life.
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Suva
Fiji
Ambrym
Eternal Triangle In Poison Case Rattles Canadian Port Arthurs
In Niagara Falls Ontario on July 3 Bertha Kurti 28 of Port Arthur lies near death from carbolic acid poisoning while Karl Kupnaph and Helen Wall both 31 and 23 of Port Arthur are detained by police. Kurti had tracked Karl and Helen to a home after claiming to be Karl s wife. Alfred Mallet owner of the house discovered Kurti dying with burns after a possible quarrel inside. Police and a doctor responded.
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Wiagara Falls
Ont
Bertha Kurti
Port Arthur
Karl Kupanpha
Helen Wall
Karll
Karl
Alfred Mallet
Cameron in Test Match Injures Head at Lord's
South African cricketer H B Cameron was knocked unconscious by a ball in the England test at Lord's. He was taken to a nursing home after a hospital check showed a nasty bruise behind the ear and a return of unconsciousness prompted urgent medical attention.
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Iender
H. B. Cameron
England
Lords
Cameron
Six Climbers Die on Mount Rainier Crevasse Trek
A party of six climbers including For est Greathouses of Indianapolis and Edwin Wetzel of Milwaukee were swept into a crevasse near Rainier's summit. Four survivors were rescued with injuries after the rope team slipped at the 13 000 foot level. The accident occurred Tuesday morning as they crossed the crevasse.
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Tacoma
Wash
Forest Greathouses
Indianapolis
Edwin Wetzel
Milwaukee
Mount Rainier
Wright Jr. advances in Diamond Sculls heat at Hentry-on-Thames
Joe Wright Jr. of Toronto, holder of the Diamond Sculls, won his preliminary trial at Hentry-on-Thames, defeating E. T. Purstow of the Pettgnera Club with a slow heat time of nine minutes and 11 seconds.
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Hentry-on-Thames
Joe Wright Jr
Toronto
E. T., Purstow
Pettgnera
King weighs winter stay in South Africa for dominion visit
The Evening News reports confidential inquiries indicate the King may spend part of next winter in a British dominion, with South Africa deemed most suitable. The plan is under consideration and involves inquiries already made.
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London
The
Evening News
South Africa
Family killed in Polish artillery accident near Luck
Warsaw July 3. Two accidents with heavy shells in Poland killed five people and wounded several. A dud found by two country boys near Luck exploded at home, wiping out a family of four. Another shell during artillery practice near Cracow killed one observer and injured several others.
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Warsaw
Poland
Luck
Cracow
The Holiday at Elkwater opens the fishing season
The article recalls Elkwater Lake history and notes a 1929 season start at Bilk water Lake summer resort. It estimates about one thousand visitors over the holiday with three hundred cars, praising good roads, ideal weather, and orderly conduct. Remarks on a church service broadcast, and visits by Hon Perren Baker and family, Archie Dick at Becker cottage, and Moore family at Smith cottage.
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Elkwater Lake
Bilkwater Lake
Jack Flath
Perren Baker
Air
Archie Dick
Becker Cottage
M. A. Moore
Smith Cottage
City Council reviews gas wells and property sales at last night meeting
City officials discussed gas wells including Maple Street water leakage and potential re drilling. The council approved several land sales, granted a gas tank permit, set dates for a swimming club gala, and planned committee actions on power rate concerns and irrigation easements.
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Ald
Bannan
Simpson
Hole
Currie
Maple Street
Fox Farm
Tie Bullivant
Wm. Zachary
7Th St
Laidlaw
Blanchard, Niblock and Stone
R. C. Black
H. G. Minor
Town Planning Advisory Board
Edmonton
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
J. T. Bergman
View Court
Kingsford Smith Forced to Land Near Allahabad
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions of the Southern Cross were forced to land at noon due to a magneto fault While hopes remain to continue the Sydney to London flight they departed Calcutta for Karachi earlier today The route covered about 1000 miles with Rangoon Burma as the previous waypoint about 700 miles distant
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Allahabad
British“India
Charles
Kingsford Smith
Sydney N.S.W
London
Calcutta
Karachi
British India
Charles. Kingsford Smith
Sydney
N.S.W
England
Rangoon
Burma
Alberta Government Receives Railways Sale Payment
Edmonton July 3 cheques totaling 5706313 credited to Alberta government cover the sale of the Alberta Northern Railways to Canadian Pacific and Canadian National. Premier Brownlee said the move relieves the province from railroad management while development continues, with transfers and new trustees named for the provincial stake.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Northern Railways
C.P.R
C.N.R
Brownlee
Peace River
Department of
Ottawa
Calgary
Walker
Canadian’ Pacific Railways
Canadian National Railways
Boen
E. W. Beatty
K.C
E.C
B.C
Central Canadian Railway
Wembley
Hythe
Whitelaw
Fak
Vernor.w. Smith
George Hoadley
O. L. McPherson
Perren Baker
Tayatah
George Walker
Tesiter
A. Halkett
George.Fox
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U.S
Atlantic
City OF
WPG
Pashley
R.H. Temple
Canadian
National Railways
Montreal
Ontario
Lad
Olaf Peters Aslund
Cochet
MARUM
Rainier
Aristo Pedroza
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Cristeros
Arandas Jalisco
Atta
Joe
Elkwater
Council
Dominion Glass Works
Redcliff
Fitzgerald
Chris Pahl
4Th St
Braemar St
W."mund
Elm St
T. W. Manning
Altawana Drive
Calcuttas
Province
N. Railways
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