Settlement ends C N R strike threat inKenora report
Kenora Ontario July 15 a basis of settlement ends danger of a strike by 2000 Canadian National Railway employees including freight handlers clerks and checkers The minister of labor Jon Peter Heenan said a basis of settlement was reached Ottawa July 14 Moher said no definite settlement yet and Heenan may have been misinformed The dispute involved wage and working conditions and a 4 cent wage raise was proposed by conciliation board and later 2 1/2 cent increase offered by the company
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Our Brotherhood
Countess Markievicz Dies in Dublin After Long Career
Countess Constance Markievicz longtime Irish leader died in Sir Patrick Dunn's hospital Dublin. She supported De Valera after the treaty and served in the Dail 1918 22 as minister of labor. Born Constance Bore-Booth she was the first woman elected to a British parliament though she did not take her seat.
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Constance Georgine Bore-Booth
St. Patrick’s
Dail
Irvine Stampede Date Shift Prompts Regional Turnout
Irvine hosts the 24th Stampede on Wednesday with Medicine Hat delaying July 1 to the 20th in response to Irvine’s half-holiday. Forecast calls for scattered showers and warm temperatures around 72 to 75 degrees.
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Confederation Special Tours Westward to Toronto
The Confederation Special train arrived at Union Station after a Western Canada tour. Rev. Harold Ellison said the mission was to unite East and West and promote Canada within the British Empire. Western leaders greeted the party at each stop and the journey fostered East West sympathy and pride in Canadian citizenship. The group included diverse creeds and profited Canada and its people. Streets in French cities are reportedly honoring Col. Charles A. Lindbergh.
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Confederation Special
Union Station
Canada
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Little Current
Confederation
British Empire
Flyers Rescued In Honolulu After Molokai Crash
Ernest L. Smith and Emory B. Bronte, California aviators, arrived at Wheeler Field near Honolulu after a flight from Molokai. Their plane crashed into a tree during landing. Bronte reported they landed at sea before guidance changed course toward a descent point.
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Emory B. Bronte
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Bronte
Moloka
Hawaian Islands
Wilhelming
Welhelmina
British Students Begin Harvest Tour From Universities
About forty students from British universities arrived in Montreal to join Ontario haying and early harvesting. They will head west to Saskatchewan, joining prairie harvest crews after Ontario work, with a larger group expected to arrive today via Quebec.
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Trampled to Death by Cow in Barn Incident
Mrs. G. Sinclair, 68, died after being trampled by a cow in a barn near Brandon on Friday afternoon. Local authorities reported the accident is under investigation. no further details were released.
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Local cloudburst floods basements as 1.64 inches fall
heavy rain between three and five pm overwhelmed storm sewers and surface drains. Mr Weather Man Hasgard notes no prior record for such concentrated precipitation. official tally shows 1.64 inches with most rain in the city only. cloudburst was largely a local event with lighter rain east of the city and in Redcliff. continuous downpour caused muddy roads approaching Medicine Hat from the west.
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Sabotage Destroys Los Angeles Aqueduct Section
Two dynamite blasts wrecked a section of the Los Angeles aqueduct late last night and early today eight miles north of Independence California destroying a water gate and open trenching and forcing the city to halt flow. The first blast occurred near Lone Pine. Owens Valley ranchers complain Los Angeles taps water without fair compensation.
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Chinese Forces May Sign an Armistice
General Chang Tsung Chang of the Northern Peking government reports that a representative of General Chiang Kai-shek visited him at Tsi hanfu to request negotiations toward an armistice between the Nanking and Peking regimes.
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Soviet horse buyers prepare for sale on Sunday
A Soviet government party of horse buyers, in the city last week, plans to close the sale again on Sunday morning.
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Fate of St Ronan Airplane Found Believed Solved
In Joao de Janeiro Brazil July 16 the wreckage found by fishermen in the Amazon estuary and brought to Para has been identified by the examining engineer as the plane of Captain Saint Ronan and his flying companion. The craft was in good condition and appeared to have landed smoothly. The duo left St Louis Senegal on May 5 for a South Atlantic to South America flight. sightings near the Brazilian coast were unconfirmed and Pernambuco search failed. French experts say the recovered wreck is the missing airmen’s aircraft.
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Eagle Butte Oil Co Elects Officers and Plans Drilling
The Eagle Butte Oil Co Ltd held its first shareholders meeting in Medicine Hat on the 15th to elect directors. C J Roth W D Farrot F W Gershaw H O Duggan and W I Gray were chosen. Officers include Roth president Farrot first VP Gershaw second VP Duggan secretary and Gray treasurer. The company, chartered under a Dominion charter with 300 000 shares, will offer 100 000 shares at 5 each. It plans 3200 acres of Cypress Hills leases from the Toronto Syndicate and to move Roths drilling outfit to Section 31 Township 7 Range 4 after Redcliff well abandonment, with Pink Reed in charge.
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Medicine Hat
C. J. Roth
W. D. Farrot
Independence
Kansas
F. W. Gershaw
M.P
Pingle
M.L.A
R.A. Reed
H. O. Duggan
W. I. Gray
W. H. Gray
Toronto
Cypress Hills
Roth
Redcliff
Township 7
Range 4
E. O’connovr
Pink” Reed
Riots and unrest in Vienna amid political turmoil
Reports from Bughs and Bratislav say Austrian rail workers struck and Vienna authorities controlled the situation. Parliaments square was occupied by troops with 12 dead and 119 injured, mostly police. Paris reports Vienna under control as Socialist leaders seek to calm unrest. Dispatches from Turin claim a red dictatorship and hundreds killed or wounded.
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Turin
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Schallendorf
New Payment System Introduced at Municipal Pool
A new system for pool admission charges has been launched. The attendant collects dimes at entry, now using perforated tickets issued in books. Tickets are punched when issued and dropped into a box before swimming. Multiple tickets can be bought for later use but must be punched prior to entry.
Canada Delays St Lawrence Waterway Treaty Negotiations
Ottawa reports the United States and Canada continue talks on a joint St Lawrence River waterway project. Canada seeks time to study appendices and alternative schemes before policy is set, awaiting Secretary Kelloy’s note and Premier King’s July 12 reply.
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Nte
Wheat market rises on improved support at Winnipeg
On July 16 Winnipeg saw higher wheat prices as improved export demand and cereal rust concerns boosted values from 13 8 to 13 4 cents. July led the advance with a peak 1 7 8 cents above Friday's close while outside interest increased in coarse grain markets and trading focused on a cash basis.
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