Premier Poincare Names National Government Ministers
Paris July 23 M Poincare filled every post in his new ministry except Labor Jean Harriot radical leader and former premier accepted the Education post The list includes Raymond Poincare as Premier and Finance Louis Barthou for Justice Aristide Briand for Foreign Affairs Albert Sarraut for Interior Paul Painleve for War Georges Laygues for Marine Maurice Bokanowsky for Public Works Edouard Herriot for Education Andre Tardien for Commerce Leon Perrier for Colonies Louis Marin for Pensions and Dr Andre Queville for Agriculture Six former premiers are named and others have previously served in cabinet roles.
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M. Poincare
Labor
M. Harriot
Finance
Raymond Poincare
Justice
Louis Barthou
Aristide Briand
Albert Sarraut
Paul Pain
Winnipeg youth sacrifces life saving two women
George McBean, 20, of Winnipeg, died at Minaki after rescuing two drowning women from a burning launch. He pried apart the struggling pair, saved one, and kept fighting to reach shore before he went down six feet from the dock. A dock worker later saved the other woman. The heroic deed followed an explosion that wrecked the boat returning from a dance.
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Pait
George Mabean
Winnipeg
Minaki
McBean
McBeamn
Premiers Hold Conference on Northern Railway Situation
Edmonton reports Hon. John Oliver and Hon. John Brownlee in conference on Friday morning in Alberta. Oliver arrived by morning train from Victoria to discuss options with the Alberta premier regarding the Northern railway matter.
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Edmonton
John Oliver
John Brownlee
British Columbia
Alberta
Northern Railway
Olver
Victoria
Weather Update From Winnipeg West Fair And Warm
The West experiences fair conditions and moderate warmth as of July 23 in Winnipeg. This brief weather note notes pleasant daytime temperatures with no storms indicated.
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Winnipeg
Man
British government suggests postponement of Imperial Conference
Ottawa reports the British government hints at postponing the Imperial Conference. Acting Premier Sir Henry Drayton is in Toronto and a definite reply from London is expected after his return. Canada is seen as likely to welcome the delay, tied to the three week gap before the original October 5 date and the upcoming general election.
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Ottawa
Henry Drayton
Toronto
London
Canada
Progressives in caucus meet in Calgary
Calgary July 23 The executive of the UFA with federal constituency representatives and former members met in conference behind closed doors to discuss the forthcoming federal campaign. Acting resident H A G H Scholefield said the session would likely last all day and an official statement would be issued after adjournment. Attending were most UFA executives and several farmers from across constituencies.
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Uf.a
U.F.A
H. A. G. H. Scholefield
H. W. Wood
Far East
Farmer
Robert Gardiner
Acadia
H. E. Spencer
Ba'tle River
Kk. J. Garland
Bow River
L. H. Jelliff
Ku Klux Klan Rally To Aid Dr Norris Charged
The Texas Ku Klux Klan plans to rally to assist Dr Frank Norris who faces a murder charge for the shooting of D E Chipps last Saturday in the First Baptist Church office where Norris serves as pastor. Norris is free on ten thousand dollars bond.
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Texas
Jay
Texas Ku Klux Klan
Frank Norris
D. E. Chipps
Norris
Chipps
First Baptist Church
Registration of Voters Open Across Canada in August
Ottawa reports voter registration in Canada will run from August 9 to 14 with rural lists due by August 30. Urban and rural lists may be revised as impartiality is stressed among election officers. Officials anticipate no cabinet changes this summer and note possible delays to customs inquiry and commission hearings resuming in September.
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Canada
Election Bureau
Patenaude
Quebec
Customs Department
Francois Lemieux
R. L. Calder
K.C
Ecclesiastics To Close Churches In Mexican Republic
Semiofficial dispatch from Mexico City reports Secretary of War ordered Federal troops mobilized by August 1 and Catholic churches nationwide to be closed under ecclesiastical orders. Nogales Arty notes the move as part of Calles regime policy.
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Herald
Mexico City
Calles
Stam pede prize winners to claim money at Chamber office
Kathleen Myles and Tommy Young, prize winners at the Stam pede, are advised to visit the Chamber of Commerce Office to collect their prize money from the secretary.
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Miks Kathleen Myles
Tommy Young
Chamber of Commerce
Strangled Sweetheart Over Spent Money In Anger
Jogurree Mogi a Japanese man is jailed after confessing to strangling his sweetheart Adelaid Brunje a German woman two years in America in Central Park he said he killed her over reckless spending of money given for their wedding. Police found Brunje dead in a furnished room on a couch.
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Jogurree Mogi
Adelaid Brunje
Germany
America
Mogi
Central Park
Canada’s new gov gen assures impartial five year term
London July 23 Viscount Willingdon introduces himself as Canada’s governor general promising to serve with impartiality. He recounts past appointments under Liberal, Labor, and Baldwin administrations and urges confidence in Canada’s future. He praises Lord Byng and notes Canada’s loyalty to the king and the empire.
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Duke of Connaught
L. C. Amery
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Lord Byng
Lord Willingdon
Baldwin
Miss Canada
Bombay
Herbert Asquith
Madras
Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald
Bus overturn near Nyack claims ten lives
In Nyack New York July 28 a bus returning Brooklyn from Bear Mountain Park overturned after crossing the Erie crossing. Driver Daniel J Lastro is in New York City jail. Two women and children died. three more passengers are on the danger list and the rest were injured. Witnesses say the bus swerved and brakes failed before it crashed into a store window.
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N. Y
New York City
Jad
Nyack Hospital
Brooklyn
Bear Mountain Park
Daniel J. Lastro
Erie Railroad
Sparkhill
N.H
Lastro
Gasoline Explosion Injures Farmer Near Duchess
Ed Derr of six miles north of Duchess sustained serious burns while using gasoline between six and seven pm Wednesday. He fled to his Ford coupe, reached his home in a semi conscious state, with no clear cause established for the blast.
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Duchess
Alta
Ed. Derr
Grain Inspections Show Wheat Car Totals Rise
Winnipeg notes July 23 inspections report 192 wheat cars this year versus 186 last year. Contract grades 130 and coarse grains 123 up from 119.
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Winnipeg
Market drifts after early strength in Winnipeg wheat
Winnipeg markets open strong but finish dull with wheat firming 3 to 8 cents from session lows. July at 1.55 5-8, October 1.41 5-8, December 1.39 1-4 bid. Trade light, cash grain quiet, minor rust reports in Manitoba. Coarse grains hold firm as rye closes steady amid warm, dry weather notes.
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Manitoba
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