Bill on divorce grounds passes third reading in House
Ottawa reports a 112 to 61 vote in the House of Commons for the third reading of J. T. Shaw’s bill. It aims to equalize divorce grounds for men and women in four western provinces, prompting debate on remarriage and religious considerations.
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Ottawa
House of Convisions
J.T. Shaw
Calgary
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Vien
Liberal
Lotbiniere
Canada
Ugyors
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Murray MacLaren
St. John
Sir Henry’ Draytons
Col
Mr. Vien
John Evans
Progressive
Saskatoon
House
Lemieux
St. Paul
de Irvine
East
Divine Wibealy
Quebec
A. R
McMaster
Brome
Fathers of Confederation
Buffalo herd moves to La Butte from Wood Reserve
Dr IC Hargrave supervises shipping of surplus buffalo to La Butte on the Wood Buffalo reserve’s southern rim. HH Christie assists with shipping charts as wardens brand the herd with a W hip mark to track their destinies, with 150 to 200 young buffalo ready within three days.
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Wilhwright
la Butte
Atha
Christie
Department of the Interior
Wainwright
Heat Wave Hits U S With Toll Rising Across Regions
Heat wave, drownings and storms have caused at least 140 deaths nationwide over a few days. Seventy one deaths occurred in the eastern region east of Ohio, six more in states from Ohio to Montana. Deaths yesterday totaled 60, with 36 in the east and 24 in the midwest. Storms in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Montana accounted for 21 midwest fatalities. Weather officials warned no relief from high temperatures for at least two to three days.
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United States
Ohio
Montana
Midwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Germany Accused of Failing Key Versailles Disarmament Reforms
A London dispatch reports Germany has fallen short on at least thirteen Versailles disarmament requisites. The note to Germany calls for abolition of the General Staff, reduction of police from 190000 to 160000, a German army strength of 100000, and removal of military factories and war matériel including machine guns and artillery.
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London
Jung
Cologne
Re al. Hed Control Commission
Auto strikes woman on South Railway Street
At about 1 30 p m on South Railway near Second Street a car mounted the sidewalk and struck Miscils Konof 530B Princess Avenue injuring her head after the driver G Preston returned to move the vehicle. Mrs Konof was helped by Detective Gilbert and treated by Dr Gershaw before returning home.
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Miscils Konof
Princess Avenue
G. Preston
South Railway Street
Second Street
Huckvale “Block
Liquor Seizure on Noronic Captured by Detroit Customs
Detroit June 45 A quantity of beer and whisky was removed yesterday by customs officers from the steamer Noronis, chartered to carry Detroit Board of Commerce members on a cruise. Captain H J Aitkens said the liquor was taken aboard at Walkerville Ontario as part of a test raid to decide the status of Canadian vessels touching the United States with liquor aboard.
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Mid
Noronis
Detroit Board of Commerce
H. J. Aitkens
Walkerville
Ont
United States
Prominent Montrealer Shot in New York Office Lobby
Thomas L. Leering vice president of Leeming Mills Company Ltd of Montreal and society figure was fatally shot in a William Street office lobby today. Charles Muller of Saratoga, identified as the assailant, was arrested after a pursuit. Muller allegedly followed Leering into the building and fired three shots into his back.
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N.Y
Thomas L. Leerhing
Leeming Mills Company Ltd
Montreal
William Street
Charles Muller
Saratoga
Leeming
Muller
Leeting
Sieeming
French Cabinet Crisis Definite Possibility Emerges
Paris June 5 a cabinet crisis became a definite possibility this morning as Finance Minister Caillaux stood his ground in the peace conference with the left bloc delegation called by Premier Painleve. Caillaux refused Socialist proposals widening opposition among the left cartel and radical members.
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Caillarx Staos
Left Blor
Painleve
Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Market Prices Reported for Beef Pork Mutton and Eggs
Market prices listed in today's column show beef and veal rising to a higher level, pork and mutton up likewise, butter at a steady rate, and eggs tested with 9 dozen extras, 86 dozen firsts, and varying per dozen prices.
Rif tribesmen attack at Ouerga River in Morocco
Faris June 5 official reports say Rifian tribesmen launched a strong offensive across the Ouerga river, driving toward Tancenat. Abd El Kibn's forces reportedly gained ground briefly, crossing the river at several points, but French counterattacks regained positions north of the stream after voluntary evacuations last week.
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Faris
French Morocco
Tancenat
Abd- El-Kibn
Onerghia
Beatty Voices Optimism on Confederation Heritage
Hamilton, June 4. I E W Beatty, chair and president of Canadian Pacific, told the Canadian Manufacturers Association banquet that the railway will fight for Confederation heritage as long as a dollar remains in its treasury. He spoke on national affairs and the tariff, urging recognition of eastern Canada’s significance and noting strong outlook for prosperity. Continued on Page Five.
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Ont
Canadian Pacific
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Beatty
Canada
Regina Sets Rainfall Record In Heavy Saskatchewan Downpour
Regina and southern Saskatchewan endured a historic rainfall storm with totals over 2.84 inches in under 24 hours. The deluge was widespread across the region with several locations receiving sustained rain for seven to twelve hours, leaving ample soil moisture for about a month.
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Regina
Provine
Quebec Storm Ravages Amos District Causes Heavy Damage
A June 6 report from Amos Quebec notes a storm that swept the district yesterday caused over 15000 in damage. Chimneys at factories and mills were toppled, trees were uprooted, and several buildings were blown down.
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Amos
Que
Power plant shutdown triggers mining flood crisis at Cape Breton
In New Waterford and Glace Bay three British Empire Steel workers were injured when officials removing them from maintenance sites were pushed aside by about two hundred strikers. The stoppage halted work at the power station, flooding mines in Glace Bay and New Waterford and delaying wage negotiations over a new scale.
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N.S. Sune
Waterford
Cape ‘Breton
British Empire Steel’ Corporation
Glace Bay
British Empire, Steel. Corporation
New Waterford
Glece
Bay
Library Summer Hours Announced for June to August
Medicine Hat public library will close at 8 p.m. from June through August except Saturdays when it stays open until 9 p.m. The change takes effect Monday, June 5.
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Medicine Hat
Market Summary Signals Mixed Grain Trade in Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports a mixed trading day with July futures up 4 1 8 cents to 82 1 4, and October rising 1 1 8 to 31 50 3 4. New crop volume was fair as shorts scrambled to cover July, while Western Canada crop reports were favorable in Saskatchewan and Manitoba amid weak foreign demand.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Seaboard
Foreigners target as 150000 Chinese workers strike
In Shanghsi the anti foreigner campaign intensifies with 150000 striking workers. The Chinese police prepare to mobilize all units, shops in the French concession close, and the strike widens from last Saturday as the movement lists abstainers from work.
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Shanghsi
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