Judge Stubbs Deposed From Bench in Manitoba
Ottawa announces Judge Lewis St George Stubbs, 55, is deposed from the Manitoba county court bench by order in council. He plans to open a law office in Winnipeg after retirement and his son Roy is writing a life of his father with details of Ford commission controversies.
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Winnipeg
Lewis St. George Stubbs
Manitoba
Ottawa
Stubbs
Justice Prankard
Roy
Ford Commission
Lewis St. Greorge Stubbs
Frank Ward
Tedimonton
Justiceford
Jude Stubbs
Department Oaver
Lee Will
Alexander Macdonald
Turks Tetund
Pritish West Indies
Detral
Avs
C. H. Cahan
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Justice Ford
Usder
Hne
Big German Canadian celebration planned in Edmonton
Edmonton hosts the annual German Canadian reunion August 5 and 6 at Victoria Park with Dr Seelheim as main speaker. A parade will mark the event as thousands from Alberta Saskatchewan British Columbia Manitoba attend, with speakers including Soager DD Knott and Cabinet members. Officials estimate a record crowd and note preparations at 9755 Jasper Avenue in Edmonton.
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Edmonton
Dr. Theumer
W. A. Roeder
H.stuermer
L. Besler
Jasper Avenue
Fidmonton
Seelheim
Germany
Knott
Wheat Acreage Limits Debate at London Conference
London May 31. Canadian High Commissioner Hon G Howard Ferguson said Canada would await Prime Minister Bennett before pledging to acreage restrictions at the Geneva London wheat conference. Australia’s Bruce said Canberra would not join a global production limit, while Argentina signaled willingness to cooperate to balance world grain surplus and prices. The four power talks aim to curb production and export, absorb surpluses, and study transport and sale methods.
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London
G. Howard Ferguson
United Kingdom
Richard B. Bennett
Ottawa
Sydney
Australia
Stanley M. Bruce
United States
Austalia
Canada
Geneva
Reilly Secures Small Cut in School Marking Fees
Edmonton May 31 Local education minister announces a $1 reduction in marking fees for grades 10 to 12. Minister Baker says profits on marking papers go back to parents not intended and that charges cover only marking costs. Most markers are teachers and no further cuts expected this year.
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Edmonton
Department of Education
Perren Baker
Crtuantinan
Ul Ewww
Medicine Hat
Inspecteime
British bacon to be branded in the future
A standing committee of the British Ministry of Agriculture recommends marking imported bacon and ham with foreign and Empire labels. Empire and country of origin would appear in block letters to curb mislabeling and protect buyers and retailers. Canada would bear Canada and Empire marks.
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Miaenten
Empire
Canada
Denmark
United States
Irish Free State
Free State
Mother slays three children then kills herself
Mrs Walter C. Gardner of Springfield New Hampshire a lumber dealer's wife slashed the throats of her three sleeping children age ten months to eleven years and then killed herself. The husband found Mrs Gardner dying as the bodies were discovered. The ill health of the 42 year old mother is noted.
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Springfield
N.H
Walter C. Gardner
Dominion to reply on unemployment relief extension today
Ottawa reports the Dominion government will answer Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta on extending unemployment relief agreements whose terms expired April 31. Paris notes a further default on war debt payments to the United States due June 15 is viewed as inevitable in government quarters.
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Ottawa
Canadian Press
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Paris
United States
Largest Edmonton baby born at Royal Alexandra Hospital
A baby girl weighing 15 pounds was born at Royal Alexandra Hospital Edmonton Wednesday, the largest birth on record in the city. The mother is Mrs. Hoie Jones, who also holds the hospital record with a prior 11 4 pound birth 17 months earlier. J Kerr Falken, longtime director of Mutual Life Assurance Co of Canada, died in Toronto.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Hospital
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Hoie. Jones
J. Kerr Falken
the Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Toronto
Deranged Farmer At Bruderheim Tries To Kill Wife
Bruderheim June 1 Canadian Press Mike Wawerski a prominent farmer in the Bruderheim district beat his wife into unconsciousness and slashed his own throat. He left to intercept his children on their way home from school but was stopped by neighbors and both he and his wife were taken to a hospital where they are expected to recover.
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Bruderheim
Mike Wawerski
Mollisons Plan to Smash All World Records
London reports Mr and Mrs James A Mollison plan a non stop trip from Croydon to New York as the first leg of a bid for three world records. After one day in New York they aim to fly to Baghdad non stop then return to Croydon a 12000 mile round trip. If successful they would claim the first London to New York flight and the first two way North Atlantic crossing and the long distance record.
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London
James A. Mollison
Croydon
New York
Isagdad
Tariff Bill Would Allow President to Negotiate Treaties
Speaker Rainey said the latest draft of the tariff bill would grant the President authority to negotiate and implement reciprocal treaties with Canada and other nations without prior Senate approval.
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Washington
Rainey
Senate
Canada
Med Hat A A A reorganized with Lang as president
The Medicine Hat branch of the Amateur Athletic Association re formed at City Hall with Hector Lang MLA as president Chief J M Taylor as vice president and Art McEachern as secretary treasurer The group aims to support Redcliff Stampede track and field events on July 1 and restore local competitive sport with new officers and a coaching committee.
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Redcliff Committee
Medicine Hat
Amateur Athletic Association
Hector Lang
M.L.A
J. M. Taylor
Art *McEachern
Redcliff
Eaed Ee the
W. H. Williams
C. Peasley
T. A. Maxwell
A. C. Wade
R. McAffer
C. W. Gilmour
T. Allen
J. Woznow
Bruce Buchanan
Gordon Allan
Taylor
Lang
A.A.A
Morgan and Company profits tied to United Corporation scheme
Senate investigators heard that Morgan and Company used an accounting method allowing gains to be distributed as a return of capital via paid in surplus from United Corporation option warrants. George Whitney testified a potential 1928 profit of 122 million in securities received forming United Corporation.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan and Company
United Corporation
Pecora
George Whitney
Morgan
Morgan House
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roberts
Ent
Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Company
Cearly
Escaped Convicts May Be Heading for Montana Border
Eleven Kansas penitentiary escapees may head toward Canada after breaking out of Lansing prison. Desperadoes with rifles and pistols murdered in Kansas and inspired a wide manhunt into Oklahoma and Texas. Warden Prather was restored to duties as investigations into prison security began.
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Montana
International
Winnipeg
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Canada
Prairie Provinces
United States
Oklahoma
Canadian
Saskatchewan
Chetopa
Kansas
Kans
Kansas Penitentiary
Otto L. Durkee
Kan
Welch
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Harvey Bailey
Kirk Prather
L. A. Laws
John Sherman
M. J. Wood
Louise
Cloris Wears
Kansas City
Pleasanton
Prather
Lacey Simpson
Alf M. Landon
State Board of Administration
Senator Glass in Inquiry Sparks Circus Moment
In Washington June 1 Canadian Press reports a Senate inquiry saw a circus midget photo incident as Morgan faced reporters. Miss Lyn Graf, 31, climbed onto Morgan's lap causing laughter before Morgan regained a stern pose as cameras clicked.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Morgan
Glass
Lyn Graf
Local Wheat Prices Supplying Ogilvie Grain Dept
Wheat price rundown shows July futures at 64 5 8, October at 66 4 to 66 7 8, No 1 November at 64 1 4, track at 64 1 8, and street at 45 1 2. Prices reflect market action for the week.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Redcliff Notes A Busy Social Season And Local Games
Notes from Redcliff report a successful S A R social with good attendance and midnight lunch, and several local sports events. The Hustlers softball team loses a league game to Teco Stores in Medicine Hat after an OT battle. Redell Patterson and Frey homer lead Redcliff rally before Teco Stores reclaim the lead.
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Bert Cox
H. Pinder
Diamond D’s
Legion
Scotty
Houston
J. Kilner
Red” McGlinchy
Finnan Haddie
Teco
Medicine Hat
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Guelty
THM
Approrney General
Western
William Stewart
Peace River
Mr. Major
Major
Parma
Reilly
Lyvids
Siloam Springs
Ark
Kansas State Prison
Bob la Follette
John C. Hacknett
Senate Banking Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
Riverside
Calif
Army Air Corps
Cajon Pass
Mollisons
Med. Hat A.A. A
Art. McEachern
Sec
Temp
Durkee
Chbetopa
Roy James
Miami
Oklo
Senator Glass
Jake
TEE Today
Redell
Patterson
Cliff
Teco Girls
Togo
Rindahl
Frey
Brucker
Rindeh
Patteson
Hustlers
Soo
Tecos
Teco Store
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