Liberals Build Early Lead In Saskatchewan Election
Regina reports at midnight show Premier C. A. Dunning's Liberal government leading as returns come in. Votes from key cities Regina Saskatoon and Moose Jaw indicate Liberal gains with Conservatives and Progressives trailing. final tabulation expected later today.
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Conservatives push for protective tariff reform in Commons
In Ottawa the House defeated Arthur Meighen’s push for an immediate, protective tariff revision by 147 to 37 with Conservatives solidly in favor. A new Customs Act amendment imposes severe penalties for smuggling foods under 200 dollars and harsher terms for values 200 dollars or more, including imprisonment up to ten years and forfeiture. Premier Wing notes prior merchant pressure for stricter enforcement. Meighen backs tougher penalties. Woodsworth calls for broader deregulation amid an “army of officials and criminals.”
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Death in drunken brawl near Fraserwood Manitoba
Winnipeg reports Mike E Elehiyna died after being struck with a wooden neck yoke at a drunken party near Fraserwood. Provincial Police hunt the assailant across the district.
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The Day in Parliament Ottawa June Today in parliament
The commons and a senate stand adjourned. Yesterday in parliament the senate adjourned after debate on the guest of Gondemar Usher of the Tilack Rod. In the commons the protectionist resolution of Arthur Meighen was defeated after an all law debate by 37 to 147. Wallmates totaled 826471 providing for the Department of External Affairs with Commissioner 5 Offices in London and Canadian representatives in Paris and Washington and the salaries of the Privy Council staff.
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Mrs Stockwell Dies After Auto Collision in Vancouver
Vancouver reports Mrs Pessie Stockwell aged 45 a widow died in hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile last Saturday. Eight lives have been lost in Vancouver auto accidents so far this year.
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Drazen No 1 Well Progress At Many Island
Mr Drazen told The News the Drazen No 1 well at Many Island had reached 2760 feet with promising indications. A heavy wet gas flow was struck but not yet analyzed and gasol ine quantities remain unconfirmed. Drilling to lower levels continues as gas is confined.
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Amundsen Relief Expedition Starts in New York
The Nor wegian government plans a relief effort for Amundsen's party after they left Spitzberg on May 81 in a bid to reach the North Pole. A steamer with two airplanes, three pilots and four mechanics sails from Horton on the Christiania fjord Friday. Two weeks into Amundsen's plan for pole reach and return, crews ordered to patrol ice edges after a fortnight.
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Yank Claim Clash Not Expected With Canada
Washington officials dispute Ottawa reports that Canada will claim lands north of the Dominion. The MacMillan Navy expedition plans to raise the U S flag on any lands found next month, viewing them as a potential aviation base with no anticipated confrontation with Canada.
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Storm toll rises after Minneapolis wind and storm
Minneapolis on June 3 reports two deaths from a violent wind and electrical storm that struck the city. Eight others were near death in hospitals and at least a score more were injured.
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Nova Scotia Assembly Dissolved for June Elections
Premier FE N Armstrong announced dissolution of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly. Elections are set for Thursday June 25 with nomination day on Thursday June 18.
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Weather showers and a Methodist conference result
Showers have been widespread in the west with heavy falls in northern districts and unsettled weather. The forecast calls for generally fair conditions today and Thursday with scattered showers. Rev. S. P. Robson of Arcola was elected president of the Saskatchewan Methodist conference.
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Ottawa House Passes New Estimates
Ottawa reports the House of Commons approved several allocations including the Governor General's secretary office 9510 dollars the High Commissioner's London office 9946 dollars the Party Agency 350003 dollars Canadian representation in the United States 60000 dollars the Department of External Affairs 111940 dollars and the Privy Council 46775 dollars.
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Hon Perren Baker Returns From East
Edmonton reports Hon Perren Baker minister of education has returned from a Toronto and Montreal trip to discuss school text book contracts. He visited publishers to price and prepare new editions for Alberta and a new public school geography is under manufacture for use next fall. Additional texts such as an elementary grammar hygiene book and high school arithmetic are being considered. Baker met Ontario Premier Ferguson and Dr. F W Merchant for educational matters. Vespucci origin noted.
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Young autoist killed while attempting stunt jump
Robert Swayne a 26 year old from North Bay Ontario was killed in New Westminster while performing a long jump stunt with a car. He struck the ground nose first after the vehicle lurched from an eight foot platform at forty miles an hour and suffered a broken neck and fractured skull. Swayne had reportedly performed similar stunts in 25 locations across Canada and the United States.
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Skeleton Found In Tree Solves Old Lamont Disappearance
Ontario style Provincial Police confirm the skeleton of Frank Paleat found hanging high in a tree on M. Koyth’s Lamont area farm. Paleat disappeared May 18, 1929 after debts and farm loss left him unsettled. inquest not required with burial ordered by Leslie municipality.
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Crow's Nest
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