Ottawa plans aerial expedition to Hudson Strait bases
Ottawa outlines government aerial expedition to Hudson Strait establishing three bases near Port Burwell Nottingham Island and Big Island with N B McLean as head. The crew includes J R O Malley and officers Leitch Ashton Coghill Lewis and others. Six planes will be flown with Part II to follow.
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Ottawa
Hudson Strait
Port Burwell
Nottingham Island
Big Island
N. B. McLean
Marine and Fisheries Department
Mr. McLean
J. R. O’malley
Lawrence
B. G. Carr-Harris
Kingston
Ont
A. A. Leitch
R.C. A.F
Norwood Grove
Manitoba
A. J. Ashton
R.C.A.F
Vancouver
Coghill
Stratford
A. Lewis
Forest Road
Fishponds
Bristol
England
Naval Parley at Standstill delays cruiser talks
Geneva July 6 The Tripartite naval conference with Great Britain United States and Japan stalls over cruiser tonnage. The U S proposes 400000 tons total versus Britain seeking about 70 cruisers with larger ships and Britain warns of replacement costs. A British spokesman emphasizes small ships to defend trade routes while avoiding aggression. A crucial stage has been reached in Geneva.
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Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Washington
London
Tokio
Greait Britain
Sys
England
Alberta Crop Progress Report From Methbridge
Methbridge reports a successful crop season with spring wheat headed out at Carmangay and over half of Southern Alberta’s spring wheat at the boat stage. Winter wheat is headed out, rye turning, rye harvest due this month, alfalfa harvest underway, andweather clear with rapid growth.
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Methbridge
Carmangay
Alberta
Suspension of Cachin Sentence Voted by Chamber
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved a Socialist motion by Charles Baron to suspend Marcel Cachin's government sentence until the session ends so he may serve as deputy. Cachin, once sentenced for inciting soldiers to disobedience, surrendered earlier and is held at Sainté prison awaiting release order from the justice minister.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Charles Baron
Marcel Cachin
M. Cachin
Sante
Four Killed and Ten Injured In Wreck In New York
Reports from Jones Point and Cornwall describe railroad wrecks on the West Shore and NYO and W lines. The Jones Point crash left multiple dead and injured, with hospitals receiving steam burn victims and others. Officials say several may be missing or dead, as ambulances race to Nyack and surrounding towns.
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Iowa Island
N.Y
Jones Point
Naval Ammunition
Newburgh
Cornwall
New York
West Shore
New York, Ontario and Western
West Point
New York Central
Nyack
West Shore Line
Suffern
New York,Ontario and Western
Storm Wipes Out Romanian Crops Causing $2 Million Damage
A cyclonic storm with hail struck the Arbeal region near Bucharest on Saturday. It damaged property estimated over 2 million dollars and injured several people. Telegraph lines were down limiting details, but thousands of acres of crops were wiped out and Sanicciauel suffered severe destruction. The stricken district appealed for government aid.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Arbeal
Sanicciauel
Two Women Found Dead In Bedroom In St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota two women, Mrs Dubois former hotel operator and Anne Grenville daughter of Labor leader George Grenville, were found shot dead in Miss Grenville's bedroom early today. Police suspect the killings cover up a kidnapping connected to a gang feud. The pair were found by a taxi driver and a passenger after three this morning. Mrs Dubois was in bed beside her corpse whereas Miss Grenville was fully dressed and may have walked in after the other was killed.
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St Paul
Minn
Leddy’ Duis
Anne Grenville
George Grenville
Miss Grenville
Trouble Breeding in India Violence Fears Rise Across Regions
London dispatch reports religious unrest spreading through Tyga with mask meetings drawing thousands in Lahore. Syed Bukhari calls Muslims to carry weapons and eat beef while women are urged to carry halves for the night. Calls rise to replace Chief Justice Shadi Lal with an English or Muslim appointee. Authorities prepared for possible holy war amid strong Muslim mass support.
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London
Evening News
Allahabad
Tyga
Lahore
Syed Bukhari
Justce
RB. B. Shadi Lal
Gre
Paralyzed French Hero Walks After Byrd Visit
Paris July 6 Commander Byrd and the America crew visited the Hotel des Invalides. Capt Charles Legendre, a paralyzed French aviator from Verdun 1918, stood and walked aided by Byrd's escort. He told Byrd his courage inspired renewed resolve as Legendre moved toward Napoleon's tomb with support.
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Paris
Byrd
America
Hotel Des Invalides
France
Verdun
Charles Legendre
Legendre
Napoleon's
Lieut
Neville
Bert Acosta
Bert Baichen
Bonds
Greetings Exchanged Between Toronto and Vancouver Mayors
Toronto reports a formal exchange of greetings with Vancouver on July 5. Acting as emissary, EL Seuit of the Vancouver news staff delivered a letter from Mayor Thomas Foster. The note lauds the Confederation train between the cities and Diamond Jubilee ties, urging freer citizen interchange and welcome for Toronto visitors to Vancouver.
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Toronto
Louis D. Taylor
Vancouver
EL. Seuit
Vancouver Rovinee
Confederation
Thomas Foster
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Canadian National Railway
Scott
8. C. Rourler
Wreck Injures Four Hoboes Near Davidson Saskatchewan
Four men injured in a CN rail wreck 12 miles south of Davidson Saskatchewan on July 6. Victims A Hamaria Antone Fitz Kru ber Harman BR Uper all suffered leg or head injuries as a heavy freight derailed after cars uncoupled following heavy rains. Wrecking crew work to clear debris.
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Saskatoon
Davidson
Sask
C.N.R
A. Hamaria
Antone Fitz
Kruber Harman
BR. Uper
Squaw Creek Bend
Prices Rise as Wheat Purchases Move Winnipeg Market
Purchases of wheat supplies by southern interests spurred a belated Winnipeg market rally after a subdued start. Chicago reports of poor southwest threshing boosted futures with December leading, Seaboard buyers active, and overnight export business via direct cables. Oats spreaders and fair inquiries for barley flax and rye followed the day’s uptick.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Seaboard
Andrews Guest of Honor at Medicine Hat Banquet
Mr. A F Andrews was the guest of honor at a banquet at the Cecil Hotel organized by local business men to honor his retirement from active business life due to ill health. Deputy Mayor Boyd spoke for the citizens, praising Andrews as an estimable, generous figure in Medicine Hat, and recalling the town’s growth and support in earlier years.
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A. I. Andrews
Cecil Hotel
Andrews
R. C. Black
Mr. Andrews
Medicine Hat
Waldo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Boyd
Norman Davis
Medicine Flat
Cousins
van Horne
G.P. R
C.P.R
Here
Winnipeg
Violent Storm Hits Buenos Aires and Surrounding Provinces
A violent snow and rain storm lashes Buenos Aires and much of the nation for 24 hours. Snow falls reach unusual depths in Buenos Aires province Santa Fe Cordoba and Mendoza. The Bolivian steamer President Saavedra sank in Buenos Aires harbor with 22 crew rescued.
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Buenos Aires
Santa Fe
Cordoba
Mendoza
President Saavedra
Labour Leader Censures Government Over Lords Reform
London July 6 Ramsay MacDonald, Labour leader, censures the Baldwin government in the House of Commons over the Lords reform scheme. Earlier talks suggested ministers approved Baldwin's reply to Labour's censure, with Carlisle reports noting Cabinet support for the statement. In Canada, July 62 Canadian Press Cable Halfwaymen union backs constitutional course to ignore industrial calls against the government. Mr. Thomas says no employers favor the bill.
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London
Ramsay Mac- Dona
Labor Party
Baldwin
House of Gommons
House of Lords
House
Tie
Iedda Geeting
Cansire
Carlisle
Eng
Can. Press
Natio Union of
Halfwaymen
Pantence
J. H. Thomas
Calon Vio
Thomas
Imbor
Lindquist Guilty Of Laxity At Engineers Convention
C E Lindquist secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was found guilty of laxity and carelessness in financial undertakings by a vote of the triennial convention in session here Ohio July 6 The convention moved to decide on the penalty later today
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Cleveland
Ohio
C. E. Lindquist
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Japanese Dockyard Crisis Shakes Kobe Bank Ties
Tokyo reports the Kawasaka dockyard company faces collapse after government refuses aid. Creditors seize Kojiro Matsukata collection in Kobe where 10 percent depend on the firm. Foreclosures threaten a cruiser and two submarines 20 percent complete with $12 million advanced.
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London
Reuter
Tokio
Ceneva
Kawasaka Dockyard
Kawasaka Company
Kobe
Kojiro Matsukata
Exchange Telegraph
Kawaska Company
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Hudson Bay Territory
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Canadian Social Hygiene Council
St. Paul
India
Com
A. F. Andrews
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Mr. N, ML Waldo
Saavedra Founders
Harbor
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