Prince of Wales Duke North America Tour Itinerary
Ottawa July 22 crowds gather as the Prince of Wales Prince George and Premier Baldwin with party prepare for a Canadian tour. They will start in Quebec July 30 visit Montreal Ottawa Banff and finish North Sydney August 18 aboard the Empress of Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Canada
Quebec
North Sydney
Augustus
Calgary
British Columbia
London
Stanley Baldwin
Southampton
Caanda
Spencerwoo
and Cremier Baldwin
Montreal
Canadian Club
MacDougald
Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mount Royal Club
Prince
Dominion
Parliament
Wilfrid Laurier
Toronto
Government House
Government of
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Banff
Alberta
Bang
Regina
Winnipeg
St. John
N.B
Charlottetown
McLeod Oil Wells Produce 70 Barrels in 12 Hours Turner Valley
McLeod No 2 and No 3 wells in Turner Valley report a 12 hour bail of 70 barrels of high gravity oil starting midnight to noon with production test planned by Friday night. Wells sit 3200 feet deep with 35 foot sand, while storage tanks are erected on location for anticipated output.
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McLeod No. 3
Turner Valley
Iast
McLeod No. 8
McLeod
Dakota
Boy Burns After Falling Into Bonfire Near Home
Kenneth Deane, son of Charile and Mrs Deane, 826 Seventh Street, aided by his father, was severely burned when he touched a weed fire outside. The father tore ligaments and injured his back in the rescue but both father and son are improving with burns to chest neck face and ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Deane
Charile Done
Seventh Street
Iris
Deane
Cyclone Hits Farm Near Strausburlg
A cyclone struck the Fred Unger farm eight miles northwest of Strausburg, Sask, around 2 PM on Thursday, followed by a cloudburst. A twister damaged Unger’s implement shed 100 by 50 feet, tearing the roof and east wall. hail fell but crops were largely undamaged.
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Zwovan
Sask
Fred Unger
Strausburg
Regeter Farm
Unger
Local Farmer Shows 5 Foot 7 Inch Brome Sample
Mr J Y Surrey of Elkwater submitted a striking brome grass sample to The News today standing 5 ft 7 in with forty acres of growth. The specimens are displayed in Pingle's Drug and Book Store window on Second Street.
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J. Y. Surrey
Elkwater
Aifles
Pingle's Drug and Book Store
Second Street
Flurry on Winnipeg Wheat Market Driven by Crop Damage
Unfavorable rust and hail damage reports from Western Canada and the northwestern United States spurred buying on the Winnipeg grain market. Final quotations were unsettled, with prices 5-8 cents lower to 1 cent higher as liberal offerings and unloading by big Canadian interests continued. Bailey loaded coarse grains and export clearances rose for oats and rye amid widespread spreading operations and car demand. Temperature data appears garbled in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Bailey
Trouble in Roumania Fulminates in Fagaras Demonstration
Berlin reports a Bucharest despatch that data demonstrants in favor of Prites CG reoccurred at Fagaras. Cavalry dispersed the crowd, several killed, and the scene noted as a violent political clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bucharest
Prites CG
Fagaras
Freak Weather Hits Arctic Sweden Causing Damage
July in Jothenburg Sweden reports extreme conditions with Lapland and west coast damage. Porjus hydroelectric station transformer struck by lightning. a 16 year old girl is killed and a three man military patrol knocked unconscious. Gothenburg floods streets become rivers.
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Jothenburg
Sweden
Lapland
Chellievarie
Arctic Circle
Stockholm
Porjus
Battic
Fire victim Willian J Harper linked to Carman Standard family
Willian J Harper, one of the victims of the Alexandra apartment house fire in Vancouver, is identified as the son of Geo. Jarpes, former proprietor of the Carman Standard in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Harper
Alexandra
Vancouver
Geo. Jarpes
Carman (Man) Standard
Labor as Freedman of Nicaragua By AFL Vote
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor approved a resolution demanding immediate withdrawal of U S forces from Nicaragua to let the country work out its own problems. In Nicaragua Sandino’s rebels claim gains yet face heavy Mar ine and constabulary casualties at Ocotal and seek to seize the Pcap Fort that guards Managua. United States forces respond with reconnaissance flights over the Ocotal region and reinforcements are promised as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amercan Federation of Labor
Nicamacua
Managua
Nicaragua
Sandinoe
Ocotal
Tiscapa
Manaco
Sandino
Scapa
United States
Wenagua
Sandina
Cilpote
Ross FE
Rowell
Air Celledron
Electric storms and aurora borealis disrupt Canadian communications
Toronto reports severe electrical storms and aurora borealis disrupting telegraphic, telephonic, and radio services across much of Canada. Wires were tied up for hours and news service delays were among the worst in years.
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Toronto
Canada
Depstas Hf O
Ladies of Eastern Star travel west on special train
A 90 member Eastern Star ladies' party from Ontario Quebec and New England arrived in Toronto on a Canadian National Railways special en route to Minaki Lodge and Winnipeg then west to Vancouver and back via the inside passage visiting Calgary Port Arthur and Sarnia before returning east by ship.
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Toronto
Canada
Order of the Eastern Star
Canadian National Railways
Masonic — Ladies
Eastern Star Order
Ontario
Quebec
New England
T. E. Pringle
Montreal
Eastern Star
Ottawa
Toronto Eastern Star
Minaki
Minaki Lodge
Winnipeg
Walrous
Saskatoon
Wainwright
Edmonton
Jasper National Park
Prince Rupert
Pacific Coast Ocean Terminal
Vancouver
Calgary
Port Arthur
Sarnia
Saskatchewan Livestock Co operative Marketing moves HQ
Moose Jaw heard today that the Saskatchewan Livestock Co operative Marketing Association has moved its headquarters from Regina to Moose Jaw. Offices are secured at the Livestock Exchange near the Southern Saskatchewan stockyards.
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Moose Jaw
Offehil
Saskatchewan Livestock Co-operative Marketing Association
Regina
Livestock Exchange
Saskatchewan
Two Men Killed By Governor General Train Near Moncton
John Lambie of Harcourt Kent County and Archibald McEachern of Salem Massachusetts died instantly when their car stalled on a Canadian National Railway crossing and was struck by the Governor General's special train forty one miles west of Moncton. McEachern leaves a wife and two children, Lambie was unmarried. The car was hit as it stalled on Mortimer crossing west of Harcourt. The train stopped and both men were dead at the scene.
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Moncton
N.B
John Lambie
Harcourt
Kent County
Archibald McEachern
Salem
Mass
McEachern
Lamkie
Mortimer
Irvine Sports Day Postponed to July 20
Irvine reports Irvine’s 24th annual Sports Day postponed to July 20 due to Medicine Hat Diamond Jubilee. Silver Jubilee Year planned for July 1 next year with an Old-Timers Reunion. list of children and youth race winners provided.
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Irvine
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat News
Trvine
Arthur Lair
Will Zeigler
Led. Zieb
Young Czech Dictator Stripped of Power in Prague
Prague reports Radola Gajda the famed Czech adventurer is stripped of his powers and uniform, ending eight years of turbulent influence as democracy defeats fascist ambition. Once a deserting medic turned general, Gajda sought control amid European rivalries, but Czech leaders chose Masaryk and Benes, marking democracy's victory over fascism and the fading of his bid for domination.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Radola Gajda
Benes
Gajda
Albania
Corfu
Russia
Siberia
St. Cyr
Europe
France
Italy
Iach
Balkans
Légidnatires
Mussolini
Spain
Rivera
Hungary
Horthy
Turkey
Kemal Pasha
Steamer Bay Rupert Strikes Rocks off Labrador Coast
SOS from the steamship Bay Rupert, a 2415 ton British vessel, reports being fast on rocks at about 55.9 N 5949 W on the Labrador coast. The ship sailed from Andressen June 16 bound for Montreal, with St Johns, Newfoundland, broadcasting the distress.
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St. Johns
Nil
Maroonis
Smo
Labrador
Bay Rupert
Jonglinde
Andressen
Montreal
University Men Tour From Montreal To Pacific Coast
A 150 strong French Canadian party organized by the University of Montreal and the Canadian Pacific Railway visited Victoria and Vancouver after sightseeing. They depart Lake Louise for the return voyage. About forty percent are university men or graduates while the rest are Quebec professionals and businessmen. The trip aims at education and may be repeated next year. Mlle Hortense Bartien accompanied the group and enjoyed the coast.
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Vancouver
Victoria
University of Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Louise
Pacific Coast
Quebec
Mlle
Hortense Bartien
Federation
Cantes
France
Aimee McPherson Faces Temple Dispute in California
Angelus Temple workers voice a discord seen as troubling by founder Aimee Semple McPherson. Her mother Minnie Kennedy calls the issue trifling and says Aimee will settle matters on arrival in California after stopping revival work in Alton Alabama and departing for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Prominent Chinese Contractor Asked to Be Buried at the Coast
Vancouver July 22. Yip Sang pioneer Chinese contractor and merchant who helped build the C P R in British Columbia died just before midnight at his home 61 Pender Street East Vancouver. He requested burial in Canada. Survived by nineteen relatives. He planned to be buried in the Coast and had left China forty five years ago for San Francisco before settling in British Columbia. He supervised thousands of Chinese laborers for the Canadian Pacific Railway and later founded Wing Sang Co now at 61 Pender Street East.
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Vancouver
Canada
Yip Sang
C. P.R
British Columbia
Pender Street Igast
China
San Francisco
New Westminster
Orient
New World
Royal City
Kwong On Woo Co
Fraser and
Thompson
Port Mosdy
Wing Sang Co
Pender Street East
Upon Street
Canadian Pacific Railway
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McLeod No. 2
Charles Deane
Sis
Ernest L. Suiph
Emory Bronte
Oakland
California
Dhawaii
Roumania
Arctic
LABOR
James Endfcott
United Church of Canada
Ladies of the Order of Eastern Star
Coming West
Dorothy Davidson
Margaret Cottrell
Alice Schneider
William Freimark
Albert Lehr
Peter Schneider
Hdna Gseka
Hilda Sengler
Alice Hoff
Albert Newbauer
Willian Freimark
Albert Schneider
Lide Henka
Martha Belle
Alice Derkein
John
University
Aimee
Angelus
ALL Oddfellows
Nett’s Chapel
E. E. Crane
J. Castle
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