Baldwin resigns as Britain faces new Labour government
Premier Stanley Baldwin resigns after general elections, handing power to King George. Ramsay MacDonald poised to form a second Labour administration with a possible woman minister in Health and a cabinet including Susan Lawrence and Margaret Bondfield.
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King George
J. Ramsay Macdonald
Windsor Castle
Great Britain
Macdonald
Baldwin
Susan Lawrence
Margaret Bondfield
Ministry of Health
London
Mgr. Baldwin
Downing St
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
George Hambleton
Cor
Agreement Reached on Reparations Controversy
Paris June 4 The Belgian delegation to the reparations conference accepted Germany's proposals for the final solvable matter in the reparations dispute. The decision ends the main obstacle to a complete agreement and confirms that no territorial concessions will enter into negotiations. Belgium agreed to the procedure outlined by Dr. H Schacht in a letter to Owen D Young, with the explicit condition that Eupen and Malmedy would not be ceded back to Germany.
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Paris
Owen D. Young
H. Schacht
Belgium
Eupen
Kalmeby
Germany
Day in Parliament Reports Debates and Finances
In Ottawa today the House considers government bills and estimates while the Senate sits. Fifteen divorce bills reached third reading and one waive divorce bill received first reading. Public works estimates total 989 400 were passed with supplementary estimates at 12 609 500 tabled. The New Zealand trade agreement was debated with no amendment and a division. The Senate did not sit.
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Ottawa
Can
House
Senate
Australian official eyes Canada trade boost in U S tariff plan
Rupert A. Haynes, new Australian commercial representative to Canada, says U S tariff could bring Dominions closer. He notes Canada's growing interest in Aus markets, especially dried and canned fruits, with Canada buying wool indirectly and meat exports rising.
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U.S.A
Dominions
Jasper
Alta
United States
Jasper Park
Rupert A. Haynes
Commonwealth of Australia
Canada
Toronto
Haynes
Australia
Vancouver
Australi
Commonwealth
Aoncern
New Westminster
Haynés
California
London
Boston
New Zealand
Dried Fruit Control Board
King George Improves After Night at Windsor Castle
London reports the King passed a good night at Windsor Castle with Doctor Henry Martyn visiting for about an hour. Weather notes show warm, fair conditions across western regions and scattered showers in Southern Alberta. The forecast calls for fair and moderately warm conditions today in the Western provinces.
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London
Windsor Castle
Henry Martyn
Vancouver
Victoria
Wwarmloops
Fair
Tedmonton
Medicine Hat
Clear
Battleford
Swift Current
Prince Albert
Brandon
Port Arthur
Toronto
Ottawa
Alberta
Rainfall Across District Boosts Local Crops
Rainfall sweeps the Medicine Hat district with .45 inch in the city and near an inch west toward Vauxhall. Heavy showers soak areas from Manyberries to the border while Schuler and Leader report light sprinkles and fog between Basso and Calgary. The moisture from spring rains covers the ground, aiding crop prospects for weeks.
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Medicine Hat
Vauxhall
Hilda
Schuler
Walsi
C.P.R
Council To Consider Airport Facilities This Evening
The Medicine Hat city council will decide on establishing a landing field and hangar at the exhibition grounds to position the city as an air mail point and customs port. Estimated cost ranges from 1500 to 2000 dollars based on Saskatoon figures as the site prepares for a potential plane visit by local syndicate and visiting pilots.
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Exhibition Grounds
Medicine Hat
Sankatoon
George
Ross
Vance
Mitchell Brothers
Win- Ow . Creek
Soviet Officials Arrested in Harbin Behalf of Governor
Soviet consul general N. K. Kuznetzoff and two other Soviet officials were seized in Manchuria and returned to Harbin after Governor Chang Ching Hui ordered their arrest. A separate Soviet official trying to reach Moscow via Vladivostok was captured at Suifenko. The arrests followed a Soviet note and threats to strip immunity from Chinese officials over alleged Communist infiltration.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Mukden
N. K
Kuznetzoff
Siberia
Moscow
Vladivostok
Suifenko
Chang Ching Hui
Harbin Special District
Former Cochrane Second Street Home Torn Down for New Restaurant
The wrecking of the former L. B. Cochrane home on Second Street is underway to clear space for Nick Cotton's new restaurant. The brick-fronted property once served as store premises after its earlier house layout.
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Cochrane
Second Street
Nick Cotton
L. B. Cochrane
U S A Requests Canada Change Laws On Prohibition
Representative Laguardia charged that the United States offered nothing but a cheap, outrageous proposal by asking Canada to deny clearance to liquor laden vessels. He questioned U S enforcement of prohibition and urged Canada to alter laws and share enforcement costs.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Wachow Captured as Kwangsi Forces Fall Back
Canton reports Kwangsi troops entered Wachow unopposed at six p.m. on Monday, after a two week reversal of rumors. Fighting raged at Changchow forty miles west, as Kwangsi and Kwangtung clash, with fears South Fukien may soon fall to Communists.
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Canton
China
Kwangtung
Wachow
Kwangsi
Changchow
Here
Amoy
South Fukien
Sinclair Is Given Further Six Months In Jail
Washington reports that after finishing a ninety day sentence for contempt of the United States Senate Harry F Sinclair must serve an additional six months in jail on a charge connected to the jury shadowing in the Fall Sinclair conspiracy mis trial.
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Sinclair
Washington
United States Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Assoc Banquet Plans
The Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association’s Banquet Committee discusses a convention style afternoon program on game protection and propagation with an evening banquet for members. They debate date timing attendance and menu options including a 200 cap or a larger membership drive with buffalo barbecue. An executive meeting next Tuesday will decide.
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Medicine Hat Fish and Game Assoc
Calgary Flood Submerges City and Parks
Heavy rains across western Alberta sent Bow and Elbow rivers into torrents flooding Calgary High River and nearby towns turning districts into lakes. Measurements show the Bow rose six feet two inches since yesterday with a late surge threatening Banff upstream. Streets became waterlogged islands with St Georges Island Rideau Park and Bowness submerged.
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Bowness Park
Alberta
High River
Meaicine
Medicine Hat
Ebow
Banff
Bow
Elbow
St. George's Island
Rideau Park
Sunnyside Boulevard
Victoria Park
Bowness
Merchant Ben Rabinovitch found dead by hanging
Prince Albert on Sunday. Ben Rabinovitch 46 proprietor of the Prince Albert trading store and a well known merchant committed suicide by hanging in the basement of his store. Rudolph Schettler 37 died after four weeks in a Regina hospital from injuries in an automobile crash near McLean Sask.
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Prince Albert
Rudolph Schettler
Regina
McLean
Sask
Erupting Vesuvius Threatens Neighbouring Towns Near Naples
Mount Vesuvius became active on June 3 and June 4 with a crack near the base emitting an incandescent lava stream about 35 feet wide. Molten streams moved toward Pompeii but no immediate danger to settlements was reported.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Two Manitoban Men Die in Separate Accidents
Pas man Mike Bizizeck dies after a wire cable snaps under heavy load during gravel train loading. Winnipeg mourns Benjamin FE Rothwell a prominent Manitoba barrister on his fifty fourth birthday. he died Sunday in Winnipeg.
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Benjamin FE. Rothwell
Manitoba
Swan River
Man
Winnipeg
Directors Re-Elected At Medicine Hat Rink Co Annual Meet
Directors A P Burns P Yeo R B Davidson P McQueen E W Stacey Dr Moore W W Parrish were re elected at City Hall meeting. President Burns cited a poor previous season with reduced hockey profits but improved skating receipts due to lower admission and the Fanatrope.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
A. P. Burns
P. Yeo
R. B. Davidson
P. McQueen
E.W. Stacey
Dr. Moore
W. W. Parrish
Burns
W. W.parrish
Yeo
Parrish
Medicine Hat Hockey Association
Rink
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Hockey Association
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