Former Crown Prince Carol of Rumania Hides in Neuilly
Paris reports former Crown Prince Carol of Rumania mourns King Ferdinand and remains secluded in Neuilly villa. Despite renewed hope of throne, sources say he has not yet acted to challenge Bratianu opposition and risks public gambles to gain ruling power.
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Paris
Carol of
Rumania
Neuilly
Ferdinand
Romania
Carol
Bratianos
Bucharest
Ferdinand of
Cotroceni Palace
Michael
Premier Bratina
Prince Carel
British cabinet to resume Geneva naval talks
London reports say the British cabinet decided after a four hour meeting to back Viscount Cecil and W C Bridgeman as they return to Geneva to resume negotiations on naval armament limits. The cabinet approved the delegates' lines and anticipated no collapse of talks.
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London
Geneva
Viscount Cecil
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Mr. Bridgeman
House of Commons
Baldwin
Tripartite Naval Conference
United States
U.S
Grain Inspections Report For Winnipeg Wheat Cars
Winnipeg July 23. Inspections show 362 wheat cars including 76 contract ades and 152 last year. Coarse grains total 161 cars versus 86 a year ago.
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Winnipeg
Child Dies After Scalding Bath Incident At Lethbridge
Viola Gwen Tweed, 14 months old, turned on hot water in the bath she occupied while her mother tended another child. Returning inside, the mother found the child severely scalded and died within an hour. Coroner ruled no inquest necessary.
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Lethbridge
Viola Gwen. Tweed
Premier Baldwin Praises Western Canada Wheat Pool
Premier Stanley Baldwin lauded Western Canada farmers for reviving marketing methods during a visit to Lincolnshire. He credited farmer self-help through the Wheat Pool for stabilizing the industry and expressed optimism for Britain's farming sector, urging similar organization and cooperation.
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Baldwin
Western Canada Wheat Pool
Lincolni Ng
Stanley Baldwin
Western Canada
Dominion
Premeir Baldwin
Lincolnshire
Prince George and Baldwin Sail for Canada on Empress of Australia
Southampton and London dispatches report the Prince of Wales Prince George Premier Baldwin and their party sailing for Canada aboard the Empress of Australia at one o clock in the afternoon. The pair plan to meet U S Vice President Dawes and Secretary Kellogg on the Buffalo Peace bridge August 7 during the forthcoming Canada visit.
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Southampton
Eng
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Canada
London
Baldwin
Niagara Falls
Dawes
Kellogg
Buffalo Peace Bridge
Buckingham Palace
Riday
George
Quen Mary
Duke and Duchess of York
Fuad
Egypt
King of
Liberia
Hi-Jackers Shoot To Kill In Detroit Feud
A youth was killed and three others wounded when two or three occupants in a large sedan opened fire while the victims sat in a parked auto at Oakland Avenue and Leicester Court. The dead man was Henry alias Dutch Caplan, 22. the wounded are Dantalld Drapklin 18 Eddie Fecer 19 and Louis Fleich 22.
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Detroit
Oakland Avenue
Leicester Court
Henry Alias
Caplan
Dantald Drapklin
Eddie Fecer
Louis Fleich
W C T U Says U S Solves Liquor Problem
Claranguay New York July 33 Speakers at the National Women's Christian Temperance Union exercises compare U S prohibition with Canada’s government control of liquor. Dr W W Park of Toronto says Canada’s method is not a solution.
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Claranguay
N.Y
United States
Canada
Canad
Trails Report for Elkwater Routes Stay Open
Elkwater Trails to Elkwater are in good condition. The shortest Norton route is 10 miles while the Dunmore road is 44 miles and the Irvine path is 50 miles. Traffic on all routes expected to be heavy tomorrow with warm weather and a high near 76.
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Elkwater
Norton’s
Dunmore Village
Irvine
Bay Rupert Crew Safe After Shoreing Nearby Labrador
Montreal reports the Bay Rupert crew except Captain Smeflls and nine men has been removed to Forr Yates Islands near the Labrador coast. A message from the London office confirmed the safety and awaited the Newfoundland Government vessel expected at noon. No direct word from the ship has been received yet.
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Montreal
Smeflls
Bay Rupert
Hudson's Bay Company
Labrador
Forr Yates Islands
Hudson’s Bay Co
London
Newfoundland
Labrador Mill Serviecy
Bay
Cabinet Deliberates on Geneva Navy Talks Return
London reports no communique issued after a Cabinet meeting on July 23 regarding the Geneva Navy reduction talks. Ministers approved the delegates Bridgeman and Cecil reports and expect the talks to resume with hope for a settlement on continued armament reductions.
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London
Geneva
W. C. Bridgeman
Viscount Cecil
Lord Cecil
Aly Bridgeman
Migratory Birds Convention Act open seasons and limits
Summary of the Migratory Birds Convention Act with open seasons in Saskatchewan and Alberta for ducks geese and coots from September 15 to December 31 and restricted periods for jack snipe. It lists closed seasons for numerous birds, bans hunting during closed periods, forbids sale of migratory birds, and notes possession allowances in Alberta and Saskatchewan after open seasons.
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United States
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Russians Freed in Henli Case by Chiang Kai-Shek Order
In Shanghai on July 23 officials announced that the six Russians and eight Chinese held aboard the Soviet steamer Henli since July 18, all suspected communists, were released by order of General Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Shanghai
Henli
Chiang Kai-Shek
Holt Bros Wheat Crop On View In Town
Holt brothers cultivate eighty acres of Meld wheat five miles northwest of town. The 4 ft 1 in stalks show well filled heads, promising at least a forty bushel crop. Samples are on display at Pingle Drug and Beck Store on Second Street.
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Holt Brothers
Cty
Pingle Drug and Beck Store
Second Street
Ontario farmer kills bandit defending money
Beeton Ontario July 28 Alex Hodges bachelor farmer living near here says he killed an unknown man in a hand to hand fight in his farm kitchen after the robber, armed with a revolver and flashlight, forced entry. Hodges fought the man tore the stove from its legs and broke glass. the bandit died of a fractured skull and Hodges turned him over to police. A loaded Colt revolver and other items were found on the intruder. Provincial Police investigate.
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Beeton
Ont
Alex Jlodges
Hodges
Rodgers
Beethle Steamship Reaches Disco Harbor North Greenland
Ottawa reports the Beethle, a Canadian Arctic Expedition steamship, anchored at Disco Harbor Godhaven North Greenland. A wireless message from Louisburg says the crew are well and the ship faces a rough passage while aiming for Cisco Island that morning.
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Ottawa
Beethle
Canadian Arctic Expedition
Wicely
Disco
Godhaven
Greenland
Louisburg
N. S
North West Territories
Yukon
Interior
Cisco Island
Wolf Cubs Close City Camp After Year
The first Wolf Cub camp in Medicine Hat ended with a full pack of boys despite rain and floods. Akela received thanks from the camp for help received. Ten boys learned to swim and several learned skills while named camp roles and staff were listed, including Fred McPherson and G. Emery.
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Medicine Hat
Fred McPherson
G. Emery
Peter Bath
Fred Allen
IF. Shannon
Bob Tuffs
Alan Rushworth
E. Lund
G. Finch
Fire destroys G. J. Gank dwelling in Sullivan Ontario
A large residence owned by G. J. Gank in Sullivan Township Ontario burned to the ground along with its contents. The estimated loss stands at 4090 dollars.
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G. J. Gank
Sullivan, Township
Ontario
Wheat prices sag at close in Winnipeg amid weak demand
Heavy selling and scarce buying pushed Canadian wheat prices down at the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Reports from the south and weather in barley regions influenced trading. prices in Saskatchewan and Manitoba slid about 1 to 4 cents, with Liverpool cables and early buoyancy noted as factors.
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Winnipeg
Manitob
Saskatchewan
Liverpool
Tre
Without a Title Wales Would Be a Prince Says Movie Man
Atlanta photographer Tracy Mathewson, sole cameraman chosen to accompany the Prince of Wales to Canada, praises the heir as a prince beyond title. He notes the prince’s goodwill-building gestures and rejects the flashy image often painted by press, saying the royal figure remains noble without his title.
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Wales
Prince
Atlanta
Tracy Mathewson
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Mathewson
Camerman
Canada
Polks
Blade
England
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Marcus Barone
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Premier
W.C.T.U
Elkwater Trails
James H. Cotton
Native Sons of Canada
Edmonton
Resolutions Committee
Holt Bros’ Wheat
Disco Harbor
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Pam Sharp
E. E. Crane
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E.E. Crane
W. R. Coursey
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