MacDonald Says Chumek Address Most Mischievous
London reports lively clashes in the House of Commons over Mr Tenderson's statement on Lord Lloyd's resignation as High Commissioner in Egypt. Henderson defended government policy, criticized Churchill's remarks, and urged full disclosure of papers from Lloyd tenure while Baldwin pressed for clear answers on a possible new treaty and consultations with Dominions and advisers.
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Stanley Baldwin
Dominions
Deportation Demand Placed on Doulkhobor Leader Veregin
Regina July 27 a demand has been made on the Dominion government for the deportation of Peter Veregin leader of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood known as the Doulkhobors. The evidence alleging him an undesirable citizen has been forwarded to the immigration department. Veregin travelled to Winnipeg and met followers to discuss parade laws and the clash with the Sons of Freedom. Citizens in Kamsack cite incitement to disregard laws and fermentation of strife as grounds for deportation.
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Dominion
Peter Vergin
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Doulkhobors
Robert Forke
Kamsack
Veregin
Winnipeg
Sons of Freedom
Hig‘tme
Buchanan
Markets Closed In Vancouver Calgary Drilling Sectors
Markets in Vancouver and Calgary oil and mining sectors are closed on Saturdays during July and August, slowing weekend trading and operations.
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Vancouver
Calgary
Small Fire Extinguished on Dunmore Hill Fence
Fire crews were called at 12 20 a m today to a burning fence on Dunmore hill. The blaze was put out with chemical before significant damage occurred and the danger of a prairie fire was averted.
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Dunmore Hill
Eagle Butte No 2 well spudded near Roth place
Eagle Butte No 2 well is being spudded today near the Roth place in Medicine Lodge coulee. The operation marks ongoing oil activity in the area.
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Roth
Medicine Lodge Coulee
Lieutenant Governor declines to dismiss Gardiner government
Regina July 27 Lieut Governor Newlands refuses to dismiss the Gardiner administration after a petition signed by 35 legislators asked him to call a session to decide the province’s government. He says Gardiner, as leader of the largest party, will meet the Legislature. no action.
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French Cabinet Resigns En Masse Before Doumergue
Briand the foreign minister and M Barthou the vice premier joined Premier Poincare at his home at 10 a.m. to urge him to withdraw from retirement as head of the government.
British and Australian governments discuss Singapore naval base
In London a July report from responsible quarters states that the British government is in communication with Australia about constructing the Singapore naval base. The potential collaboration involves strategic defense planning and regional security considerations.
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London
Singapore
St Louis Aviators Complete Two Weeks Aloft in Monoplane
Dale Red Jackson and Forest O'Brien piloting the monoplane Robin logged 336 hours or two full weeks in the air. After a day of fuel additions they nosed toward the fifteenth day aloft at 7 17 adft today.
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Red” Jackson
Forest O’brien
Terrific Sand Storm Delays British India Mail Service
London reports a terrific sand storm, unprecedented in living memory, delaying the British-India air mail for 20 hours at Bagdad. Sand clouds rose to about ten thousand feet, hampering the flight as the outage continued.
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London Daily Mail
Air Mail
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Weyburn Tragedy Claims Four Year Old in Buggy Crash
A four year old child was killed and his mother Mrs Adolph Erickson was critically injured when thrown from a buggy in Weyburn Saskatchewan yesterday. A separate Winnipeg auto fatality reports an elderly man about 80 struck and killed by a hit and run driver this morning.
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Weyburn, Sask
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Winnipeg
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License for Air Port and Plan Submittal in Medicine Hat
City Clerk’s office sent a formal application and harbor plans to Ottawa for Medicine Hat’s air harbor license. The license was previously denied a year ago due to missing stipulations including a filling station and telephone. Those requirements are now arranged and the city expects approval.
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Ottawa
Ten Dollar Reward For Auto Ignition Key Recovery
The Central Garage offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to the recovery of ignition keys removed from several autos in front of the garage this morning. Suspected culprits are described as young lads.
Egypt and Britain discuss new sultan treaty scope
London reports say talks between British and Egyptian authorities aim to craft a treaty granting Egypt broader self government. Egyptian papers claim a draft would end foreign capitulations and Britain’s protection of minorities, with forces moved to the Suez Canal zone.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal Zone
Prairie Outlaws Targeted for Forage Increase in Montana
The piece describes wild horse herds across Montana and neighboring states, estimated at about one million with roughly half in Montana. It notes ranchers seek to reduce the free ponies to obtain better grazing for cattle and sheep, while horses resist by wandering toward richer pastures, trampling fences and causing ranch disruption as beef prices rise.
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Amulet
Sask
Sam Fulton
W. Reiney
Fulton
Montana
Canadian Action on Rum Running Depends on U S Move
Ottawa reports that Canada will act to curb liquor clearances only if the United States moves to check rum runners. Parliament would follow the government proposal, but the decision hinges on Washington and enforcement forces. Officials say Canadian restrictions may have little impact if U S craft avoid reporting and the plan is deemed futile.
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Dominion
United States
Washington
Euler
Canada
Ington
The
Prohibition Commission
quake kills at least sixty in Ecuador tremor
A July 27 report from Quito states at least sixty people are believed dead after yesterday's earthquake that leveled Movurgo and caused widespread panic. Shocks continued through the night with fissures up to fifteen feet wide near the disturbance center. Major damage also reported at Thmbulo Machuachi and Lata Cubiga.
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Ecuduor
Movurgo
Thmbulo
Machuachi
Lata‘cubiga
Canadian Wheat Pool Announces Initial Payment Price
N. B. Ramsay general manager of the Canadian Wheat Pool says the initial payment for the 1929 crop is one dollar per bushel, the same as the pool's inception in 1924 except for last year when the price dropped to 85 cents. He notes central board decisions reflect recent market developments and are justified.
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N. B. Ramsay
Ramsay
Cooler Weather Brings Limited Rain Across Prairie Provinces
Brief flashes of lightning and a brief downpour yielded limited rainfall, mainly in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta saw only short showers. Temperatures cooled from 95 to 100 degrees Monday and yesterday with declines of 15 to 20 degrees expected today.
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Manitoba
Weather Bureau
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairies
Prairie Provinces
Blackest Month in British Navy Deepened by Crashes
Valetta Malta July 27 The British Admiralty reports a severe series of naval disasters with sixteen dead and nine injured after yesterday’s gun turret explosion on the cruiser Devonshire. The Queen Elizabeth carries out an immediate inquiry as more incidents, including submarine losses and air bursts, threaten the fleet.
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