Chicago Water Diverson May Enter Into the Seaway Pact
Chicago Real Estate Board sent a protest to President Hoover challenging any diversion reference in the St. Lawrence waterway treaty. Ottawa reported Ontario will pay 67 202 500 for power works with 1 100 000 horsepower. Montreal harbor depths are protected. Morrisburg and Iroquois will be partly flooded by the Crysler dam with planned rehabilitation funds.
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Extensive Crop Damage From Last Week Storm HitsWisdom District
TheWisdom district reports widespread crop loss from last week’s storm with hail destroying acres across farms including Fred Schlinker 125 acres and Mrs Brandt 200 acres. Godfrey Yanke, Fred Hidinger, and George Seitz also reported total losses, while others suffered partial damage. Insurance appears unlikely and yields dropped to 30 to 35 bushels per acre. Continued on page eight.
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Mrs. Brandt
Godfrey Yanke
Fred Hidinger
George Seitz
Martin
51.00 A Bushel Or No Wheat Sale In Dakota
In Tolna North Dakota farmers rally for holding wheat until it reaches one dollar per bushel Dell Willis chair of the Tolna based group says the movement spans over 400 North Dakota townships and could spread nationwide. The plan begins August 1 as a response to low prices and aims to curb selling until the price target is met.
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Italian Cabinet Shake-Up Names New Faces in Mussolini Era
Rome reports a broad cabinet reshuffle as Dino Grandi resigns as foreign minister alongside five ministers and 11 under secretaries displaced. Mussolini splits five portfolios among new appointees, retains foreign affairs and corporations, and takes control of the Cults department, tightening Vatican relations.
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Notes From Redcliff and Local Gatherings
Redcliff notes report weekend visits by Bow Island residents and Calgary travelers returning home. A Five Roses cup game between Brick & Coal and Legion II football teams is set for Friday in Medicine Hat. A public meeting in Cliff Hall drew farmers from miles around with talks by J McLaughlin and Fowlie on the U.F.A. and V.F.A. aims.
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Hills Cloudburst Deluges Cypress Hills Region
Early yesterday a focal cloudburst drenched Elkwater Lake area in Cypress Hills. Creeks overflowed and Lake water rose as residents noted the brief, heavy downpour and lingering water in low spots by noon.
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World Disarmament Talks Stall Over Mobile Artillery
Geneva July 20. Four powers the United Kingdom France the United States and Italy met to break the deadlock over abolishing heavy mobile artillery. Britain and France favored reducing heavy oval guns while the United States pressed for complete abolition of heavy mobile land artillery.
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Normal Schools to Operate in Alberta with Self Financing
Edmonton July 19 The three Normal Schools will operate next fall and winter if enrolment and qualification demand it otherwise one or two may close. The government will stop loans to Normal students this year. only self financed students will be admitted.
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Perren Baker
Maple Leafs and Royals Propose Canada Baseball Series
Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Royals of the International Professional League plan a cross country series to decide the Dominion championship. Local supporters urge both teams to stop in Medicine Hat for a game.
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Legion Delegates Meet in Edmonton to Address War Veterans Needs
Premier J E Brownlee addressed the Alberta branch convention of the Canadian Legion in Edmonton, stressing cross government co operation and pensions for disabled soldiers. Delegates heard about unemployment and relief funding as ongoing issues, with talks by Lt Governor Walsh and others. The meeting opened with a moment of silence for fallen comrades.
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Edmonton Minsiter Vernor Smith Dies at 68 in Alberta
Hon. Vernor Smith, 68, Minister of Railways and Telephones in the Alberta Government, collapsed outside his Edmonton home at 6:00 p.m. while returning from preparing a summer home at Pigeon Lake. A doctor said excitement and haste contributed to a fatal heart attack. he had long suffered angina. He leaves a widow, four daughters and a son. Funeral plans pending. He was a prominent figure in Alberta politics since 1921 and helped expand the provincial telephone system and northern railways. He also greeted Wiley Post and Harold Gatty during their Edmonton visit.
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Herbert Greenfield
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Lethbridge Northern
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Empire Conference near end as delegates converge in Ottawa
In Ottawa on July 19 the Imperial Conference gathers delegates advisers and observers. Ireland Free State and Newfoundland arrive as Premier Alderdice faces a Monday arrival delay. Talks aim at concrete trade results with Britain India and Australia weighing preferences and a wheat quota policy shaping fiscal debates.
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Balcogbe
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Stanley Bruce
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India
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Free State Senate Blocks De Valera Tariff Retaliation
In Dublin on July 20 the Free State Senate altered the emergency duty bill to curb Eamon de Valera’s plan to retaliate against British tariffs. The change strips from the bill a section giving the Executive Council power to impose a stamp duty on documents or transactions. The Dail is in recess and the altered measure will be recalled for debate.
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Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg Market
Winnipeg grain inspections for Tuesday July 20 show wheat at 478 this year versus 483 last year. Carloads of contract wheat reach 418, oats 63 to 60, barley 15 to 40, flax 22 to 17, rye 13 to 28, and other grains 1 to 2.
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Prussia Placed Under Federal Commission Dictatorship
Berlin and Munich report the German government halted Prussia’s cabinet, replacing ministers with deputy federal commissioners under martial law. Chancellor Von Papen named as Commissioner, with Franz Bracht as dictator’s assistant. Rioting claimed over 100 lives, 1,200 injured in three weeks.
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Imperial Conference opens with ceremonial paraphernalia
Ottawa July 20 The Imperial Conference set to begin after Parliament Hill observances and the opening ceremonies, five weeks of deliberations promise a comprehensive session. Officials and delegates prepared for formal inaugurations and related events as Canada participates in the conference proceedings.
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