Britain Opens Bi Lateral Talks With Dominions
Ottawa reports Britain has begun bi lateral negotiations with the Dominions alongside Imperial Conference efforts. British and Canadian representatives will push toward definite trade agreements while avoiding undercutting Dominion industries. Delegations seek details of Premier Bennett's proposals and a broad list of about 8000 items for Empire imports.
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Ottawa
Great Britain
Dominions
House of Commons
House
Bennett
Canada
Empire Coun
Trail Riders Set for Annual Banff Ride Across Rockies
Trail Riders of the Rockies gather in Banff for their five day official trail ride led by Lt.-Col. Philip A. Moore. The route includes Brewster Og Passs and Simp gen Pass. members include Fletcher Brady Carl Rungius and Harriett Cooke with several American guests and new Local members.
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Banff
Assiniboine
Canadian Rockies
Trail Riders of the Rockies
Philip A. Moore
New York
Ouarry
Great Divide
Mount
Order
Sale Windermere Ranch
Harriett FE. Cooke
M.D
Chicago
Walter Nixon
Lakebie
A. J. Nerrill
Medicine Hat
Alta
Howard Jones
Ly Kitchell
Montreal
Garage Explosion Shakes St. Louis Downtown
A heavy explosion at the Pickwick Greyhound Lines garages in downtown St. Louis injured eleven workers at the site. Fire crews searched debris for additional victims as employees were at work.
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St. Louis
Pickwick
Greyhound Lines
Fire destroys main block in Limerick Saskatchewan
Fire of undetermined origin swept the main business section of Limerick Saskatchewan early this morning gutting five stores and causing about $20 000 in damage. Three Chinese workers sleeping in a remodelled restaurant narrowly escaped when alerted by three boys who rang the alarm bell.
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Limerick
Sask
Government rejects twine aid for wheat crop
W. Huckvale, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, received Premier Brownlee’s reply this morning stating the Government would not supply farmers with bincer twine for this year’s crop. The Government considered it a matter for the banks.
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W. Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
Brownlee
Olympic arrivals greet athletes from several nations
Los Angeles welcomed a diverse British and Hungarian party and a large Canadian delegation for the Olympic Games. Toronto arrivals swelled the athlete count to over 2,000 as crowds gathered to see notable competitors and officials at the station. Jimmy Ball of Winnipeg faced a leg injury and was hospitalized, altering his competition plans.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Great Britain
Canada
South Africa
Hungary
Toronto
Canadian Legion of
P. J. Mulqueen
Ball
Body Is Disinterred As New Evidence Comes To Light
Medstead Sask July 25 police disinterred the body of Mathias Denoig for a post mortem after new evidence emerged. Denoig was found shot December 4 1931 and a coroner s jury ruled suicide. North Battleford RCMP Major H Dowling Detective Corporal Streeton with Constable Percy Maks have investigated for thirty years. New York Federal Reserve Bank Tuesday reported receipt of 997300 in gold from Canada.
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Medstead
Sask
Mathias Denoig
Dendy
H. Dowling
Corporal Streeton
North Battleford
R.C.M.P
Percy Maks
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Canada
Drowning Tragedy Claims Two Sisters at Hubbard
In Hubbard Saskatchewan on July 25 two sisters Eleanor Parno 17 and Alma Parno 15 died when a raft tipped into 21 feet of water near the Cana dian National Railways dam one mile southwest of Hubbard. Four sisters were rescued Helen Schultz 16 Katie Burnhardt 14 Mary Burnhardt 12 Lena Burnhardt 11 all of Hubbard. Only two could swim.
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Helen Schultz
Katie Burnhardt
Mary Burnhardt
Lena, Burnhardt
Hubbard
Canadian National Railways
Free State Emergency Taxes Against Great Britain
The Free State imposes emergency duties on British imports in response to new British tariffs. The list, approved by the executive council, likely targets motor cars and electrical goods and will take effect Monday. Dublin reports the British 20 percent duties on livestock dairy bacon and pork aid Britain’s treasury. Ottawa notes Irish delegation aims to participate fully at the Imperial Conference while signaling openness to negotiations.
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Dublin
Free State
Eamon de Valera
Dail
Senate
Executive Council
Ottawa
Tne
United Kingdom
O’kelly
Local Industrialists Chosen For Office
Medicine Hat is represented in the Canadian Manufacturers' Association with six local businessmen named to committees this year. W. G. Armstrong of the Metalta Potteries joins the executive council. H. J. Sissons of Redcliff Pressed Brick Co to the tariff committee. W. A. Church of Alberta Linseed Oil to the insurance committee. H. N. Davis of Ogilvie Milling Co to the legislative committee. J. K. Davies of Alberta Foundry and Machine Co and R. G. Butchart of Maple Leaf Milling Co to the industrial relations committee.
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Medicine Hat
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
W. G. Armstrong
Me2alta Potteries
H. J. Sissons
Redcliff Pressed Brick Co
W. A. Church
Alberta Linseed Oil
H. N. Davis
Ogilvie Milling Co
J. K. Davies
Alberta Foundry and Machine Co
R. G. Butchard
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Paraguay Defends Against Bolivian Chaco Clash
In Asuncion July 25 Paraguay resolves to defend its soil as the Chaco dispute intensifies. Finance Minister Justo P. Benitez vows Paraguay will stand firm to the end, while Manuel Burgos, head of the governing party, says Paraguay will not attack but will repel any aggression.
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Asunecen
Paraguay
Tocsin
Bolivia
Chaco
Justo P. Benitez
Mellon May Resign as Ambassador to Great Britain
The Daily Herald reports Andrew Mellon, United States ambassador to Great Britain, is expected to resign upon arriving in Washington on his current U.S. trip. He may tell President Hoover that future wine debt negotiations should be handled by a younger man. London papers speculate about his return home after a weeklong absence for a holiday amid a lull in embassy work.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Andrew M. Mellon
United. States
Great Britain
the Herald
Alberta Women's Institute meets Bow Island for annual conference
The Medicine Hat constituency conference of the Alberta Women's Institute was held at Bow Island's 10.C.F. Hat on July 21 with delegates from Irvine Walsh Manyberries Orion Foremost and Bow Island. Fifty eight delegates attended along with many visitors as Mrs Holdershaw chaired aided by District Director Mrs Campbell and secretary Mrs Courtney who also played piano. Committees were appointed and the day featured League of Nations notes a paper on legislation and a piano duet. The event closed with 100 percent branch participation in committees and a flag salute.
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Bow Island
Medicine Hat
Alberta Women's Institute
10.C.F
Irvine
Walsh
Manyberries
Orion
Foremost
Holdershaw
Campbell
Milk River
Courtney
League of Nations
Ing
Reinhardt
Mysterious midnight homicide at Comrey puzzles RCMP
In a remote prairie settlement near Comrey, Pete Borgenes was murdered and Odegrade shot, leaving police with few facts. Sgt Allen and RCMP work the scene as residents recall the community’s prosperity and close ties to Borgenes and his brother Louis. An inquest listed revolver bullets as the cause of death while investigators await new information from Mapyberries.
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Joseph Hizanski
Mineola
Hyman Stark
Inset
Stark
Hizanski
Tappen
Peter Borgenes
Comrey
Mounties
Ahen
R.C.M.P
Gilchrist Bros
Higdon and Gilchrist
Higdon
Bald Prairie
Pete Borgenes
Louis
Ray
Odegarde
Norway
Oscar Unger
Borgenes
Odegrade
Gershaw
James Sargent
J.P
Etzikom
Hunt
Fire destroys railway machine shop at Middleton
A fire swept the machine shop of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad in Middleton New York today. The flames spread rapidly likely destroying the buildings. Twenty nearby families were forced to flee their homes as the blaze raged.
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Middleton
N.Y
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Von Gronau Sets Course for Cartwright in Labrador
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau, the German aviator, is en route from Germany to Chicago via Iceland Greenland and Labrador. He left Ivistut Greenland at 10 a.m. Ottawa time and is heading for Cartwright on the Labrador coast, following his northern Atlantic route.
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Copenhagen
Wolfgang von ‘Gronau
Germany
Chicago
Ivistut
Ins
Greenland
Won
Gronau
Reykjavik
Iceland
List, Isle
Atlantic
Ottawa
Wolfgang von Gronau
Montreal
Cartwright
Labrador
Supreme Court Refuses Inunction Against Papen
Leipsic July 25 The Supreme Court declined Prussia's request for an injunction restraining Chancellor Franz von Papen, as commissioner, from interfering with the activities of the state government.
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Leipsic
Germany
Supreme Court
Prussia
Frangz von Papen
Ten Drown Near Eureka in Picnic Party Accident
A July 2 tragedy at the mouth of the Elk River near Eureka left ten believed drowned when a 26 foot speed boat overturned during a picnic outing. Five bodies were recovered, the coroner reported, with four others missing and several rescued in earlier efforts.
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Eureka
Calif
Ellee
Here
Sone
Severiigene
Saskatchewan farmers face discontent at Ottawa conference
A. J. MacAuley of the United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan Section warns in Saskatoon that relief efforts at the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa may disappoint farmers. He calls for improvement in the farmers' economic situation and criticizes current production costs and price pressures.
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Saskatoon
Economic Conference
Ottawa
A. J. MacAuley
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
MacAuley
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W. Downie Stewart
New Zealand
Utttawa
Imperial Economic Conference
MT. Assini
Boine
Oye
Saskatchewan Fire
CITV
J. H. Thomas
Local Women’s Institute
James Serseane
Allen
Mapyberries
von Gronau
Obie Saiv Laxpter
G Onn
A.M
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