Petersen Made Bi Ment Of G Barbed From Ports By Combine
Ottawa hearings before the ocean rates committee hear Sir William Petersen recount cargo lines and profits from the corrugated ships. He cites nine ships under construction, prior profits under Mackenzie and Royal George Edward, and later losses under Canadian Northern Railway amid port and conference constraints. He notes dividends to 1924 and cites non profitable freight markets and conference control over Montreal trade.
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Montreal
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United Kingdom
Russia
Manslaughter Conviction and Seven Year Sentence in Maple Creek Case
Maple Creek Sask May 29 N P Maier found guilty by a jury of manslaughter for neglect causing his son Herbert Maier Junior's death was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary by Justice Bigelow. Crown proofs detailed severe abuse and deliberate starvation ending in fatal frostbitten feet and repeated beatings.
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Justice Bigelow
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Herbert Maier Junior
Erma Maier
Youur Herbert Muler
Progressives' Election Forecast From Saskatchewan Party
It It J Underwood Saskatchewan Progressive Association secretary says the forecast misheard by Rim yesterday misrepresented his claim. The Progressives expect to elect about 25 of 61 constituencies and to split seats with the Liberal Government, Conservatives about five.
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Saskatoon
Sask
J. Underwood
Saskatchewan Progressive Association
Rim
Noted Child Death Case Raises Guilt Over Neglect
The trial of Maier centers on neglect and alleged abuse of his son Herbert Maier. Witnesses describe emaciation, sores, and a fatal pneumonia to which doctors attributed deterioration from neglect and violence. Maier faced jurors after confessing questions about a head cut with a Dutch knife, while a witness quoted a wish for the boy to die.
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Shendener
Herbert’ Maier
Mr. Rose
Justice Bigelow
Maler
Iluwad
John Fisher
Fewer Clothes and Silk Undies Stir England Budget Debate
Dr. Percy Hudl of Mount Vernon hospital in London denounces the silk tax as harming women's health and calls it a blow to public welfare. Dr. Meii claims silk next to the skin is the elixir of eternal youth after shedding superfluous clothes.
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Crighton
England
Winston
Remains Of Great Canadian Soldier Laid At Rest
Ottawa May 30 Last post sounded over the grave of Major General Sir Edward W. B. Morrison during burial at Derekwood cemetery. Thirteen guns of the first Brigade Canadian Field Artillery fired a salute near the cemetery as the former commander’s remains were interred.
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Canada
Edward W. B. Morrison
Derekwood
Ganeadian Field Artillery
Edward
Chinese Priest Kam to Be Ordained in Canada
Totonte May 29. Paul Kam the first Chinese admitted in Canada to the Roman Catholic priesthood is among twelve seminarians at St Augustine Seminary. He will be ordained June 6 and will return to China after the ceremony.
Shanghai Riots Mark New Chinese Student Deaths
In Shanghai the Japanese mill strike agitation escalates with four more Chinese students killed and police firing on demonstrators near Peking and Chekiang roads. The clashes widen to the main business district as police march with sabres and rifles.
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Shanghai
Peking
Chekiang
Mail clerk faces five year term for rhubarb theft
Kansas City postal employee Rone faces up to five years in a federal peniten tiary plus fines after alleged theft of nine stalks of rhubarb valued at 75 cents from the mail. US district attorney’s office led the case. Repeated denials were noted as the defendant faced potential retirement in nine years.
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Postal Services
United States District Attorney's Office
Posti
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Yo Deere
Leavenworth
Repe
McGill Confer degrees to Beatty and Hopkins at convocation
About 600 degrees and diplomas were awarded at McGill University's annual convocation on Friday. Honorary doctor of law degrees were conferred on W. Beatty and Dr. Ernest Martin Hopkins, who delivered the address as chancellor of the university and president of Dalmouth College.
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Montreal
McGill University
W. Beatty NC
C.lar
Ernest Martin Hopkins
Dalmouth College
Rain Prospects Improve Prairie Crop Outlook
Rain drenches Manitoba and Saskatchewan with Cypress River and Portage la Prairie seeing over an inch. Alberti and parts of Saskatchewan report timely showers aiding soil conditions and crop growth with prospects for more rain in the Prairie Provinces.
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Saskatchewan
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Man
Alberti
Spanish forces bomb Rif region crops near Albucemus Bay
Military observers report Spain intensifying operations in Morocco to subdue Rif tribes by dropping large quantities of bombs on newly sown land and crops including vartey and wheat near Albucemus Bay in the Albucemus Bay area.
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Moro Ecco
Albucemus Bay
River Reaches Peak Then Drops Over Two Feet
The river rose to its highest point on Thursday and then fell sharply by Friday morning, dropping more than two feet as conditions eased.
Rioting in Shanghai as Sikh police fire on crowd
Rioters clash in Shanghai on Nanking Road as Sikh police with carbines fire into a mob of Chinese students. Four killed, six injured. Authorities deploy Shanghai volunteer corps, artillery, and armored cars to restore order amid protests over Chinese workers in Japanese mills and recent court decision. Fifty students arrested.
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Nanking Road
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Shanghai Volunteer Corps
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Tsingtao
China
Tokio
Cainese
Tsingtae
Tsinan
Shooting at International Boundary Raises Inquiry
Colebrook New Hampshire June 1 The fatal shooting of Anton Biodeau of Sherbrooke Quebec by a US Federal narcotic agent on the Quebec road at the boundary is under federal investigation Five thousand dollars worth of narcotics were seized in the car in which Biodeau and two companions rode His companions say he was shot on the Canadian side the agents say he fell after crossing the boundary while attempting to escape.
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N. H
Anton Billedeau
Sherbrook
Quebec
United States
Quebec Road
International Boundary Line
Satureday
Biodeann
Doheny Oil Interests Ordered to Cancel Leases and Contracts
Federal Judge Panlov McCormick orders Doheny oil interests to cancel leases in Naval Oil Reservation No. 1 in California and contracts to build oil storage facilities at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Doheny Oil
Panlov. McCormick
Navel OH Reservation No. 1
Eir Hills
California
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Child at Seven Persons Drowns
Alvin Clarence Kraft, four, son of a local farmer two miles south of Seven Persons, drowned in Seven Persons creek on Thursday afternoon while playing with a dog. His elder brother witnessed the incident and a swift family response failed to revive him.
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Alvin Clarence Kraft
Seven Persons
Youths accused after drowning of infant Vivian Huskan in river
Sowell Mass May 20 two boys confess to undressing 19 month old Vivian Huskan and pushing her into the river where she drowned. John Veres two formally charged with murder Miltiades Haritous six admits throwing Vivian Mary Huscon into the whirlings rapids below Pontuelet Falls. Local authorities say the case is without parallel in Massachusetts.
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