New Regulations On Local Isolation Hospital Conduct
Council debated keeping the Isolation Hospital active as preventive measures reduced cases of smallpox diphtheria and scarlet fever. A nurse may stay at the hospital on a reduced basis, while Hargrave Park was approved for park use only.
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Fselation
DsSolution
Regio
Aldising
Biarcrave Park
Aldistaker and Helneck
Tth Ave
Hillbroad
Draper
Finlay Pridge
Kinanve and Assessment Committee
Sir Francis Lemieux Dies in Quebec at 82
Sir Francis Lemieux veteran of Quebec law and former Chief Justice of the Superior Court died in Quebec at age 82. He once helped defend Louis Riel at Regina in 1885 and later led Quebec nationalist politics before dedicating himself to law.
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Sir F. Lemieux
Quebec
Francis Lemieux
Superior Court of the
Proevines of
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Louis Riel
Regina
Riel
Lemiois
Drought Relief Considered for Alberta Settlers
Premier J E Brownlee announced a government probe into crop failures across Alberta provinces. Agricultural experts will assess farm viability and relief needs, with fodder and other aid possible. H A Craig will lead the inquiry as drought tightens in southern Berry Creek areas.
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Edmonton
J. E Brownlee
H. A. Craig
Berry Creek
Fractured Arm After Fall From Building
Nine year old Duncan Downie of 859A Fifth Street fell while scaling a two storey building in search of pigeon eggs under the eaves. He suffered a broken arm, cuts and bruises, and shock. He was taken to hospital and attended by Dr. Gershaw. He was expected to go home later today.
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Fifth Street
Gershaw
Danubean Wheat Export Limitation Agreed
London reports that the Danubian area and the big four wheat producers reached an agreement to restrict Danube exports to 54 090 000 bushels this year and 50 000 000 next year. Argentina, Australia, and Czecho Slovakia participated, with Russia to be pressed for a fixed quota. talks with France and other importing nations to reduce import quotas followed.
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London
Henry Morgenthau
Danube
Thomas A. le Bretton
Argentina
Stanley M. Bruce
Australia
Morgenthau
Representa
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Russia
France
Divorce suit filed by David Hutton against Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles July 17 Associated Press suit for divorce was filed by David Hutton baritone singer against Aimee Semple McPherson in superior court on grounds of mental cruelty He says the intimate details of their married life were publicly discussed and cites a hoax about the birth of a baby Mrs Hutton is en route home from Europe Their marriage was Huttons first and Aimees third with two children married 22 months ago on a flying trip to Yuma Ariz The complaint asks for peace from publicity at the temple and rest from publicity is needed
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson- Hutton
Superior Court
Angelus Temple
Yuma
Ariz
Aimee
Woodstock
Ont
Paris
Hutton
Hippodrome
Agriculture chief vows wheat output cut next year
Secretary Wallace said he will proceed with plans to reduce U S wheat output next year. He rejected claims the current year’s short crop makes the programme unnecessary, calling those assumptions short sighted and erroneous.
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Washington
Wallace
Co operative Commonwealth Federation outlines 15 point program
The CCF plans a fifteen point program for power in the next federal election and a new economic and social system. A manifesto, drawn by the provisional executive and Toronto and McGill professors, will be submitted to the national convention opening Wednesday. It includes planned economy, socialized banking and equal opportunity.
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Regina
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Dominion
Toronto
McGill
Field Day at the Dominion Experimental Ranch
About three hundred ranchers and farmers attended a field day at the Dominion Experimental Range Station south of Manyberries on Friday July 14. Speakers included Robt Weir federal Minister of Agriculture Dr Barton deputy minister and Dr Archibald director of experimental stations. A noon lunch was served by Mrs L B Thompson with help from local girls. Mayor Bullivane of Medicine Hat welcomed visitors and joked about the distance to the ranch.
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Manyberries
Dominion Experimental Range Station
Robt Weir
Barton
Archibald
L. B. Thompson
Thompson
Prairie rainfall shortage deepens crops need rain
Ottawa July 18 The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports crop conditions in the prairie provinces showed little change in the past week. Rainfall was extremely light and the need for general and heavy rains was further intensified in the region.
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Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Tim Buck Sentenced in Canada for October Prison Disturbances
Tim Buck former leader of the Communist party in Canada was sentenced to nine months in addition to his existing term for his role in prison disturbances last October in Kingston Ontario.
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Ont
Tim Buck
Communist Party In
Canada
All U S Authorities Unite In War On Kidnappers
Reports of fresh kidnap threats reach U S authorities as search continues for a kidnapped victim with a 250000 dollar price on his head. Fears mount over plots against F L Maytag and Rev R E Close while John J O Connell Jr remains missing since July 7.
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New York
United States
F. L. Maytag
Des Moines
Iowa
Rev. R. E. Close
Portland
Ore
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Selsing Rev
Min
University Radio Fund Request To Federal Government
Dr R C Wallace president of the University of Alberta asked the federal government for financial assistance to keep the university radio station operating and serving education and research. Hector Charlesworth of the Canadian Radio Commission said the request would be considered within the commission's financial limits. Premier Brownlee supported Alberta's case and noted Ottawa may appoint an assistant commissioner to aid the commission with advisory duties.
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Baljmonton
University of Alberta Radio Scion
R. C. Wallace
Hector Charlesworth
Canadian Radio Commission
Brownlee
Wallace
Charlesworth
Grownlee
Bennett
Dominion
Alberta
Post LANDS IN IRKUTSK ON ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT
Wiley Post, the American round the world solo flier, landed at Irkutsk from Novosibirsk after a fog shrouded leg. He had to navigate 21,000 foot heights and foggy fields, gaining 16 hours 57 minutes on their 1931 time. He plans a night takeoff toward Novosibirsk en route to New York.
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Harold Gatty
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New York
Stanley P. Richardson
Associated Press
Russia
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Omsk
H.s.t
Kazan
Winnie Mae
Sverdlovsk
Koenigsberg
Moscow-Novosibirsk
Premier Bennett Advised Complete Holiday After Conference
London reports Bennett has been advised to take a complete holiday when the world Economic Conference adjourns on July 27.
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London
Bennett
Filling Stations Cater to Horses in Halifax
Halifax July 17 The filling station has not reserved gasoline for motor cars alone. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has installed watering troughs at stations citywide so horses, or Dobbin, can drink during refueling. Teamsters are seen ordering attendants to fill the troughs.
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Halifax
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Dobbin
Railroaders Refuse Further 10 Percent Wage Cut
Montreal officials and railway executives end day of talks after shop tradesmen reject more wage reductions. Workers cite 16 to 10 working days monthly on CN and CPR lines and relief at some points. Conference to resume Wednesday as railways prepare their explanation.
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Montreal
Kerosene Fire Fatalities Linked to Mother
Windsor Ontario reports Mrs Annie Brookbanks died after being burned while lighting her kerosene soaked clothing. Authorities say she set fire to her clothes and may have started a blaze that affected her three sleeping children, who escaped unharmed as they followed her downstairs.
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Windsor
Ont
Annie Brookbanks
Hotel Dieu
Hilda
Twina
Billie
Duncan
War debts outlawed by intergovernmental action demands
Canadian told Republican Senator James Céyzelis urged that the wartime and other intergovernmental debts be definitively outlawed from any action by the War Economic Conference. His proposal centers on removing debt obligations to prevent further financial entanglements.
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London
James Céyzelis
Michigan
Two Indians Die in Truck-Train Collision Near Brocket Crossing
Onias Bastien aged 50 and his wife 43, Brocket Indians, were killed instantly when their sedan was struck by an eastbound Canadian Pacific Railway passenger train near Brocket Crossing. Their three children, ages seven, five, and three, were seriously injured and taken to the Indian hospital. the five-year-old girl is not expected to survive. The couple were en route to the general store on reserve land when the crash occurred as the train rounded a curve. Witnesses reported the wreck occurred several hundred yards from the crossing.
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Brocket
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