Northside Pool Opened in Medicine Hat by Rotary Leaders
Northside swimming pool on North Railway St. opened informally this morning by Mayor Bullivant and Rotary president J. C. Beveridge. Residents, especially youths, swarmed the 100,000 gallon facility as Beveridge promised fast completion and a formal 1931 presentation.
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Bullivant
J. C. Beveridge
Rotary Club
Beveridge
Medicine Hat
Thong
Citi
Citigens
Dominion
Saskatoon
Efforts Under Way To Ease Indian Political Crisis
Simla July 17 AP Viceroy Irwin approves meetings for Sir Tej Sapru and M Jayakar with Mahatma Gandhi and other Nationalist leaders in jail to seek peace in the civil disobedience campaign. Jayakar authorized by 40-member Central Legislature group to pursue resolution steps.
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Simla
India
A.P
Irwin
Tej Sapru
M. Jayakar
Mahatma Gandhi
Ontario Alberta Oilco Shuts Down Temporarily
The Ontario Alberta Oil Development Company north of Suffield halted activity on July 15 and posted a watchman on site. After several gas and oil showings, management paused to decide whether to attempt a new well to overcome water difficulties in the hole.
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Ontario-Alberta Oi Development Company
Suffield
Foreign Consuls Anxious Over Egyptian Trouble
Cairo reports say consuls in Alexandria will view any reduction of the current military force with anxiety. Alexandria remains quiet. Arrests are alleged of members of the Wafd Asiexarchia committee including deputies Abd Isfiattah and Tawil, and Ahmed Merisbaor and Elsayed Kara. Gharably Pasha traveled to Alexandria to defend interests.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Abd Isfiattah
Mi Tawil Aml Hassin
Sourour
Whem
Ahmed Merisbaor
Elsayed Kara
Gharably Pasha
Te Say
Prairie Provinces Discuss Unemployment Policy In Session
Edmonton, July 17. Ministers of Labor from Saskatchewan and British Columbia join Alberta officials as the Inter-Provincial conference opens to seek a uniform policy for unemployment relief. Discussions cover registration schemes, migration, and immigration controls, aiming to curb drift of unemployed across provinces and assign responsibility for relief.
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Edmonton
Labor
Saskatchewan
Britisholumbia
Alberta
Moptean
Jon
J. A. Merkley
T. M. Molloy
Saskatenewar
W .A. Mackenzie
J. A.mevety
Brit
Mier Brownlee
Hon
K. G. R.penud Walter Smitten
Ariting
Géfiera
Worielles
Rome
J. Merker
Geld
Pyrentine
Driver miraculously escapes as car hits speeding train
Kitchener Ontario July 17. William Patterson of Alliston narrowly survives after his car crashes into a speeding train at a crossing. Witnesses rush to the scene as Patterson crawls through the windshield with only a chalking up and a cut on the back.
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Kitchener
Ont
William Patterson
Alliston
Patterson
Jake Lingle Assassination Still on Tapis
Chicago report details the ongoing investigation into the murder of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Veteran police journalist Murphy, dismissed for admitting a past six month partnership in a neighborhood speakeasy, is a central figure in unfolding case connections to political crime.
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Jake Lingle
Tapis
Chicago
Jimmy Kurphy
Chicago Journal
Chicago Daily News
Murphy
Tribune
Body Sighted Down the River Near Box Springs
A man’s body, believed to be Harold Murphy who drowned near Finlay Bridge last Sunday, was sighted about seven miles down the river at Ellis Flats near Box Springs. Police and local residents, aided by a motor boat, prepared to recover the body this afternoon after earlier misdirections delayed the search.
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Harold Murphy
Ellis’ Flats
Box Springs
Taylor
Medicine Hat
Finlay Bridge
Lefort
Murphy
Jessop Nott
A. C. Wade
Woman enters field in Northumberland election
Cobourg July 16 Mrs Fidith Kerr MacDonald of Cobourg announces she will run in the Dominion election as an Independent candidate for Northumberland County. The Progressive Liberal label is listed as her affiliation in this maiden declaration.
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Coburg
Ont
Fidith Kerr MacDonald
Cobourg
Northumberland County
Shot riddled Cree Indian hunter survives nightlong canoe race
Abstlom Patchinos Moose Lake Cree was shot in the right hand arm and side during a trip home from Cedar Lake. He endured a nightlong journey by canoe to The Pas with two helpers, nonstop dressing of wounds, arriving at St Antoine hospital in critical condition but improving. The right thumb was later amputated and he shows progress.
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Patchinos
Moose Lake Cree
St. Antoine
Wilds
Cedar Lake
Saskatchewan
Norman MacDonald
Hudson's Bay Company
Pas
MacDonald
Harry Sanderson
Donald Easter
Baxter Enters Political Arena In Nova Scotia
Springhill Nova Scotia July 16 Hon J B M Baxter premier of New Brunswick told a Springhill audience that Nova Scotia was receiving 39000 a year less from the federal treasury than under Sir Robert Borden’s government even with the Duncan Commission grant. He called the shortfall a debt overdue and not a gift from the Mackenzie King government.
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Springhill
N.S
J. B. M. Baxter
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Treasury
Sir Robert Borden
Duncan
Mackenzie King
Two More Drownings From the Pas Area
Two young men died in local waters this week in The Pas Manitoba bringing July drownings to five. Alphonse Trapaud 28 fell from a raft near Ross Lake possibly after fainting. W J Lewis 26 drowned in The Pas river when his canoe capsized mid stream. he could not swim. Both victims were restaurant workers.
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Y “Jaly
Alphonse Trapaud
Ross Lake
W. J. Lewis
Pas
Thirty Five Women Plunge Through Floor at Ottawa Card Party
Thirty five women fell nine feet into a basement when a section of the East View Liberal Conservative Association committee room floor collapsed during a card party in Ottawa. Panic ensued as husbands and friends worked to free the frightened players. One woman suffered serious injuries while others escaped with minor hurts. Police formed a human chain to assist in the rescue.
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Ottawa
East View
Asso
Was Brilliant II Court of Czar Died in Paris at 73
Lt General Constantin De Brummer once shone at the Czar’s court. He died in a Paris public hospital after years of poverty. He had served as night watchman in a garage and later as an invoice clerk. He was aid de camp and cousin of the late Grand Duke Nicholas.
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Paris
Constantin de Brummer
Aid de Camp
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Britain to send battleships to Alexandria amid Egyptian disorder
In Commons Prime Minister MacDonald declared the dispatch of two battleships to Alexandria to safeguard lives and property as a domestic matter. He said Britain would not use force to alter Egypt's constitution and warned against endangering foreign lives. Dispatches report an Italian death and eight foreigners injured in riots.
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Alexandria
House of Commons
MacDonald
Fuad
Percy Lorraine
Egypt
Sidky Pasha
Nahas Pasha
House
Explosive Scenes in Commons as Labour M.P. Brockway Defies Chair
London July 17 The House of Commons erupted as Labour member Fenner Brockway pressed India speech defying the chair. Labourer John Hackett seized the mace and fled the floor before a messenger and serjeant-at-arms recovered it. MacDonald moved Beckett’s suspension, carried 331 to 4, Brockway’s prior suspension noted as carried, and both men left the chamber amid protests.
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London
House of Commons
Wheb Fennery Brockway
Labor
India
MacDonald
Sugpengin
John Hackett
Commons
Ay Beckett
Fenger Brockway
Backett
Pickett
Fe Cheateenes
Tata
AERIAL ARMADA Readiness For July 23 Arrival Of Ten Planes
An aerial squadron plans to arrive next Wednesday July 23 with ten planes and potential additions. Names listed include Gil McLaren Moth J. Palmer Fizzcat Ken Piper Charlie Ellett Curtis Robin Bob Kern Joe Patton G L Gee Irvine Henker Karl Keen F Johnson Capt Fred McCall and others. An effort continues to secure Squadron Leader teach and high rival Jock Palmer and F Jositiko work with their planes at the Stampede yesterday.
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Gil McLaren
Jock
Palmer
Ken Piper
Charlie -Ellett
Curtis-Robin
Bob’ Kern
Joe Patton
G. L. Gee
Irvine
Henker
Blunden
Karl-Keen
F. Johnson
Fred McCall
Mada
Teach
Jock Palmer
F. Jositiko
Tryine
Winnipeg and Briniface Unveil Joint Unemployment Relief Plan
Winnipeg and Briniface officials approve joint relief work starting immediately with two bridges to be rebuilt at a cost near 1 million dollars. Canada would fund 50 percent, Manitoba 25 percent, municipalities 25 percent. A broader 6 to 7 million public works program and drainage schemes are discussed. Edmonton hosts a western provinces unemployment conference with Alberta representatives including Premier Brownlee and Walter Smitten to share views on relief measures.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
John Bracken
Edmonton
Parliament Buildings
Brownlee
Rezina
Alberta
Red Deer-Sylvan
Lake Road
Governor Sykes Rules Out Negotiation on Civil Disobedience
Sir Frederick Sykes, governor of Bombay, told the Legislative Assembly there could be no negotiation with disorder in India. He denounced civil disobedience volunteers and warned of the grave economic situation amid calls for conciliation with the Nationalist Congress.
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Bombay
Frederick Sykes
Legislative Assembly
India
s _addinese
A. Vialorte
Congress
Canada’s June exports and imports drop in trade data
Ottawa reports June 1930 trade declines from June 1929 with lower export values in wheat and newsprint and reduced imports for consumption. The report also shows decreased overall revenue from excise duties and income tax, noting weak liquor clearance and altered duty figures.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dulles Col
Met
Col. Inc
Inc
Plane destroyed by fire at Vauxhall Stampede
An Alberta plane, Curtis-Rupin Southern, was completely destroyed by fire last night at nine during a Vauxhall Stampede event. The fire occurred after the plane landed in an open field north of CPR tracks, briefly halting the event before authorities reported the incident.
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C.P.R
Poe
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