Post Left Edmonton City Early this Morning with Magnificent Speed Burst
Wiley Post arrived in Edmonton after a nine hour twenty minute run from Fairbanks, racing to beat the world flight record with his Winnie Mae. He left Edmonton earlier, then faced rain and a tense dash toward Richmon ton, confident of a new record despite gear damage and weather delays.
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Post
Edmonton City
Fairbanks
Cascade Mountains
Rockies
Winnie Mae
Edmonton
Gatty
Alberta
Higgboldt
Sasia
Jfly
Wrestbee
Humboldt
Mls.t. Feirbanks
Alaska
Wiley Post
Alla
Abosdo Pan
M.ls.t
Canadian Wilds
Vaat
Boot
New York
Harold Gatty
Fairbank
Pacific Problems Draw Pacific Nations to Banff Conference
The fifth biennial conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations will be held August 14 28 at Banff Springs Hotel Alberta with delegates from the Orient and Pacific regions. Loomis and Dr Hu Shi lead preparations and Canada and the United States expect to benefit from closer ties on trade tariffs and diplomacy. In Montreal 250 Quebec families will settle in the northwest in August under the back to the land program.
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Vancouver
London
Institute of Pacific Relations
Banff Springs Hotel
Banff Alta
Pacific Ocean
Chas
F. Loomis
Institute
Hawaii
Eximpress
Japan
Hu Shi
Shanghai
Loorais
Hua
U.S
Canada
Banff
Canadian Institute of International Affairs
Loomis
Pacific
Bandf
United States
U. S
New Zealand
Australia
Great Britain
Philippines
China
Montreal
Quebec
J. S. Marcotte
Feng Will Fight For Recovery Manchuria
Peiping July 2. General Feng Yu-hsiang defies Central government again declaring he will fight for Manchuria as long as breath remains. He says he will lead the people's anti-Japanese army and keep commanding despite Nanking opposition. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek considers measures to curb Feng as North China nears crisis over his terms and possible Japanese action to retake Tolunnoergh.
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Peiping
China
Weng Yu-fistang
Pridsy
Suria
Feng
Chiang Whai-Shek
Central
Tolunnoergth
Chahar Province
Inner Mongolia
Nanking
Chiang
Kuling
Jehol
Redcliff Social News and Local Events Update
Notes from Redcliff report tea guests at Mrs W Camp beau and travels of residents to Vancouver and Banff. A July 24 parish hall event includes home cooking ice cream and a whist social. Local bank closure causes inconvenience while factory workers await cheques. A series of charity games feature Red Caps and Caps yard gang with softball, football, and baseball exhibitions drawing crowds.
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A. Atkins
S. Martin
L. Doadt
Medicine
W. Campeau
Stanley Britt
Vancouver
Britt
George Evang
Calary
Kellett
Banff
Parrish
St. Ambrose Church
CC. T. Hall
Redcliff
Mperig Bank
Cats
Plass Factory Yard Gang
Red Cra
Red Caps
MceCleary
Swanson
Skidmore
W. Paterson
Wyatt
Burre
A. Piuterson
Oakland
Yard
Gang
Henderson
Lawson
Tester
McKay
G. Davies
Paterson
T. Davies
Kilner
Joan
J. Podesta
G. Or
Wheat Dips Then Recovers Amid Market Turbulence
Wheat prices fell early then rallied closing modestly down from Friday after heavy dumping in New York. Canadian press notes overseas buying support and a shift to noon trading to relieve broker backlogs as government price regulation proposals surface in Washington.
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New York
Canadian Erie
New York Stack Exchange
Tigne
United States
King's Prize Won Amid Open Competition at Bisley Camp
Sergeant-Major N. J. McLeod of Toronto claimed the All-Comers aggregate and the Challenger Cup worth over 1200 dollars while Young Gadet Woods of Nottingham University finished with high marks in the final, earning 1250 dollars, an NRA gold medal and badge.
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Bisley
Young Gadet Woods
Meltngham University — Officers’ Training Corps
National Rifle Association
Woods
N. J. McLeod
Toronto
McLeod
Nottingham University
N.R.A
Killed By Auto Edmonton Victim Named Clarence Baron
Five year old Clarence Baron is dead after a noon Wednesday auto accident. Ueon Paradis of Lamoreux Alberta is in police custody charged with manslaughter. Paradis will face arraignment after a preliminary hearing set for Tuesday.
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Edmonton
Clarence Baron
Street
Ueon Paradis
Lamoreux
Alta
Paradis
George Rait
George B. McLeod
Car leadings in Canada for week ended July 16
Ottawa reports weekly car readings totaling 89 848 for the week ended July 16, down 626 from the prior week but up 2 108 from last year. Eastern division 25 657 cars, down 1 074 from the week before. Merchandise down 634, lumber up 18, Western division up 448. Grain and grain products show slight gains.
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Ottawa
Canada
Woodsworth Elected First National Chairman of CCF in Calgary
M. P. James Woodsworth of Winnipeg North Centre was unanimously chosen as the Co operative Commonwealth Federation's first national chairman at Calgary. Delegates selected 18 to form the national council from six provinces and adopted a new constitution with provincial council authority over candidate naming and discipline.
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Regina
James Woodsworth
Calgary
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Winnipeg North Centre
Robert Gardiner
M.P
Acadia
E. J. Garland
Bow River
Woodsworth
National Council
British Columbia
Angus McInnis
Vancouver
George Williams
Kamloops
W. A. Pritchard
Alberta
William Irvine
Wetaskiwin
Toronto
Quebec
J. L. Whitty
Joseph Shubert
Lloyd Jammond
Montreal
Maritimes
J. S. Woodsworth
Winnipeg
Labor M. P
Five of One Family Are All Murdered in Ontario
Five members of the Bradley family are found dead in Demers Centre on Alumette Island near Pembroke Ontario. John Bradley 60, the suspected killer, is found shot dead in a barn, leaving investigators puzzled as to motive and whether others were slain by a different assailant. Quebec police and detectives converge on the scene with a medical examiner expected to arrive. Local authorities search for answers amid a string of ambiguous clues and a widespread manhunt.
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Ontario
Pembroke
Ont
John Bradley
Gind
Demers Centre
Chapeau
Quebec
Joseph Bradley
Hannah Bradley
Tom Bradley
Bradley
J. F
Dalpe
Rosario Fontaine
Quebec Medico Legal
Alumette Island
Ottawa
Ottawa River
Mollinsons Start On a Jaunt of 12 000 Miles
Amy and Jim Mollison launch a 12 000 mile aerial journey from Pendine Wales bound for New York then Bagdad and back to England. After a June 8 crash they hope to set records including Britain to New York and a non stop Atlantic crossing. The plane passed Fastnet Rock at 6 20 M S T as they departed under favorable weather.
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Pendine
Wales
Amy Mollison
Jim
New York
Saint John
N.B
Bagdad
England
Great Britain
Atlantic
Belfast
Fastnet Rock
Cork
Tennessee Votes to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Tennessee becomes the nineteenth state to approve repeal of the federal prohibition amendment with a narrow margin, as Oregon voters move to ballot on the issue. Officials report a roughly 9,500 vote lead for repeal after returns. Oregon also signals a projected 2-1 repeal victory. Labor Day sports plans in Medicine Hat announce a track and field meet on September 4.
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Washington
Tennessee
Oregon
Medicine Hat Athletic Association
Local Wheat Prices Report From Ogilvie Grevitt
Prices listed for July to December show futures and spot figures. July 78 3-8, Oct 75 3-4 to 76, Dec 77 7-8. November 73 3-8. Tractor Street and Street values cited.
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Ogilvie Grevitt
Trac
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Fred Perry
George Patrick Hughes
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M.N. Potter
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Woodsworth, M. P
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