Senators Debate Publication of Shareholder Names in Newspapers
The Senate gave second reading to a bill by T S Church to require publishing the names of newspaper and periodical shareholders in Canada. Critics argue it invades privacy and targets media, noting such data already exists in provincial corporate filings and mortgages are not universally disclosed. Senator Murdock questions press regulation and possible camouflage in reporting.
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Senate
Ottawa
C.P
T. S. Church
Toronto East
Canada
Banking and Commerce Committee
Commons
James Murdock
Murdock
Stampede season lines up Wednesday half holidays
Irvine leads the list with June 12, then Winnifred June 19 Thelma June 26 and Redclita on July 1 These towns earn a fine program reputation and Medicine Hat citizens attend generously Stampedes give business men a chance to connect with rural customers and politicians a field day of the events.
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Irvine
Winnifred
Thelma
Redclita
Medicine Hat
Robbery Not Motive in Owens Murder Investigation
City police pursue promising clues in the death of Gilbert Michael Owens whose body was found in the UG river Monday evening. A telegram from James Owens of Calgary seeks information and may travel to Medicine Hat. police discount robbery as motive, noting Owens carried substantial funds when last seen.
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Gilbert Michael Owens
Whosy
UG River
James Owens
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Heon
Gilbert
Owens
Death of Vale Boy in Homemade Vehicle Accident
Coroner Dr. S F McEwen ruled no inquest needed after examining nine year old George Morben Glasgo of Vale who died yesterday afternoon. He was riding home from Vale school with his brothers in a box on wheels when thrown from the craft. One wheel passed over his head and death was instantaneous. He was taken to Pattison funeral home and autopsy planned to determine exact cause, possible head injury or broken neck.
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S. F. McEwen
George Morben Glasgo
Vale
W. H. Glasgo
The
Vale School
George
Pattison Funeral Home
McEwen
Liberal Bill Aims to Force Bank of Canada Silver Purchase
Reid of New Westminster tabled a bill in the House of Commons to amend the Bank of Canada Act requiring the bank to buy silver for note redemption. The measure follows his prior attempt to monetize silver and was declared out of order.
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Ottawa
C.P
Reid
New Westminster
Liberal
House of Commons
Bank of Canada
Ramsay MacDonald to Resign After Cabinet Session
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald chaired what is viewed as his final cabinet meeting. He is expected to go to Buckingham Palace Friday to offer his resignation to the King, who would then invite Stanley Baldwin to form a new government.
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London
C.P
Ramsay MacsDonald
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Baldwin
Marketing Act sparks fierce Commons clash in Ottawa
In Ottawa Liberals attacked the Marketing Act as a path to fascism amid a three hour House of Commons row. Critics accused the act of fostering bootlegging of fruits and vegetables while supporters said it secured farmers control over marketing. An $545,500 funding item was debated with a July 10 vote anticipated.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Manister
Robert Weir
Earl Rowe
Duffferin- Simeoff
Humphrey Mitchell
Lab
Hamilton Hast
C.C.I
Lem J
William Fraser Lib
Northumber
Land
Ontario
Apple-Marketing Board
Canada
Eastern Canada
Calgary Objects To Visit of Marchers
Calgary protests the Vancouver marchers headed to Ottawa. Mayor Davison informs no action will be taken against strikers travelling eastward but asks border authorities to stop crossing into Alberta or face more police. Edmonton reports 250 unemployed strikers vote to join Ottawa march and urge BC group to pass through the capital.
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Calgary
C.P
Vancouver
Ottawa
Maayor Andrew Davison
J. H. MacBrien
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
British Columbia
Alberta
Edmonton
Bahram Wins Derby at Epsom in Sixteenth Derby Triumph
Agha Khan's Bahram, favored at 5 to 4, won the 156th Derby at Epsom by two lengths over Robin Goodfellow with Field third. Freddy Fox rode Bahram as the field of sixteen included Theft, the King and Queen among spectators in drizzling rain, marking Bahram's second Derby victory for the Indian magnate after Blenheim in 1930.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
C.P
Agha Khan
Bahram
Freddy Fox
Abe Bailey
Robin Goodfellow
Lord Astor
Theft
Prince of Wales
Blenheim
Alma Rattenbury dies by suicide after mallet murder
Mrs Alma Rattenbury, cleared of complicity in the mallet murder of her husband Francis Rattenbury, killed herself in the River Stour with a knife in her hand. Eyewitness William Mitchell described the failed rescue attempt as her body floated face up. The grim act likely seals the fate of her 19 year old lover George Stoner, already condemned as the murderer.
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Christ Church
Eng
C.P
Alma Rattenbury
Alberta Conservatives oppose Social Credit platform issued
The final draft of the Alberta Conservative platform issued in Calgary on June 5 states opposition to Social Credit while pledging cooperation with like minded groups to bring shared principles into force in Alberta. It affirms co operation with others who share essential views.
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Calgary
C.P
Alberta Conservative Party
Conservative Party
Alberta
Toledo Strike Hits City as Electrical Workers Walk Out
Toledo sees virtual industrial paralysis as union electrical workers strike causing a serious power shortage. Officials predicted more than 30,000 industrial workers could be idle by day’s end.
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Toledo
C.P
Ity
Sweepstake Prizes Awarded in Army and Navy Vets Draw
In the 28th drawing of the Army and Navy Veterans Quebec Unit 33 Charity sweepstake, two top prizes of 34000 dollars go to a nom de plume Happy Ingrim Luc Ste. Anne Alberta and John McDermott Tonawanda New York. Second prizes of 20000 dollars go to H Duvanelos Chicago and Slivers Hamilton Ontario. Third prizes of 10500 go to George Perches Jersey City and Rocco H Carleton Place Ontario. Fourth prizes of 5250 go to Blue Birl Ville Emard Montreal and Jos Wals Maneesen Pennsylvania. Additional regional prizes listed. overall, 58 in Manitoba, 12 in Quebec, 52 in Nova Scotia, 6 in Alberta, 1 New Brunswick, 10 Saskatchewan, 7 British Columbia, 1 Alaska, 1 Germany, 123 United States.
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Montreal
Que
Army and Navy Veterans
Quebec
Happy Ingrim
Luc Ste. Anne
Alberta
John McDermott
Wheeler Street
Tonawanda
New York State
Bahrain
Robin Goodfeldw
H. Duvanelos
Chicago
Jos
Wals
Maneesen
Penn
Ontario
Manitoba
Queber
Agnes Macphail Inquiry Proceedings Reflect On Dawson Methods
Ottawa June 5 The inquiry into Inspector J D Dawson's conduct during interviews with Dr A G Hall and others produced contradicting testimony. Key focus was a letter by Charles Baynes and Dawson's attempt to obtain admissions. counsel J C Micraer challenged Baynes credibility as adjournment looms. Hall claimed multiple doctorates and past jail work in Ohio as context to his role.
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Ottawa
C.P
J. D. Dawson
Agnes Macphail
A. G. Hall
Kingston Penitentiary
Charles Baynes
Kingston
Dawson
Baynes
Hugh Guthrie
J.C. micRaer
Macphail
Hall
Daly
Ohio
United States
Canada
Madden Dies in London Fleet Leader Sir Charles Madden Passes
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Charles Madden has died in London at 83. He was famed for resembling King George and once received a royal salute when the King’s visit to Scapa Flow was anticipated. Separately, William O’Brien, 17, drowned near London Ontario in Medway creek.
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London
C. P. Cable
Charles Madden
King George
Scapa Flow
Charles
Guard of Honor
William O’brien
Medway Creek
Ont
Douglas Report Eyes Alberta Social Credit Path
Edmonton June 5 Major C H Douglas says Alberta could adopt a social credit system to free itself from outside financial domination The interim report, retained as chief construction adviser by Premier Reid, lists three preliminary steps including a provincial news circulation system with strong radio control a provincial credit institution and a plan to build foreign exchange by generating effective demand The report notes difficulties but not insuperable ones and outlines potential hurdles for social credit adoption.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
C. H. Douglas
Reid
Douglas
Social Credit
Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd. Annual Meeting Review
Confidence was expressed in the past efficient administration after re electing the Board of Directors at Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd. annual meeting at City Hall last night. P Yeo remains president with D W Hays vice president V W Parrish secretary treasurer and F M Oliver auditor. The financial statement showed a loss of 734.26 offset by depreciation and a Hockey Association donation. Directors noted improvable conditions but approved keeping rink upgrades in abeyance pending better finances.
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Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd
Messrs. P. Yeo
A. P. Burns
D. W. Hays
H. J. Noble
R. B. Davidson
V. W. Parrish
M. L. Moore
Hockey Association
P. Yeo
Yeo
W. W. Parrish
Discover Body Of Section Foreman At Golden Prairie
V Turko a 35 year old Polish born CPR section foreman at Golden Prairie 17 miles north of Hatton was found dead at 930 this morning hanging from a wire fastened to a rafter in a water tank enclosure He went to work at 8 with his laborers and left them shortly afterward Coroner and police were notified and an inquest not known at noon The case is not being handled by the Medicine Hat RCMP Turko had nine years service with CPR His wife and one child are believed to live in Tompkins Saskatchewan
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V. Turko
C.P.R
Golden Prairier
Hatton
Medicine Hat
R.C.M.P
Turko
Tompkins
Sask
U S Citizens Win Prizes in Sweepstakes
Seven U S citizens earned about 145000 each in the Irish sweepstake as Bahram won the Derby. A Canadian holding a ticket on the first three placed horses received 48000, while overall Canada captured around 140000 including consolation awards. Mrs Anna Hyniin of New York sold half her ticket for 40000 yet remained a winner over 100000.
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Dublin
C. P. Cable
United States
Bahrain
Canada
Wield Trial
Bahram
Anna Hyniin
New York
Ottawa Liberals aim to speed up session prorogation
Ottawa June 5 Liberal caucus expresses general desire to accelerate the session for early prorogation. If legislation for a general trade and industry commission is not contentious, Liberal members believe the session could be finished in 12 days.
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Ottawa
C.P
Liberal Caucus
General Trade and Industry Commission
French Govt Seeks Leader as Political Crisis Deepens
Paris reports President Lebrun designates Edouard Herriot to pick a new cabinet amid France’s financial crisis after Laval and Bouisson refuse to form a government. unrest includes shopkeeper strikes and clashes with gendarmes as Bouisson’s save the franc ministry falls 204 to 262.
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Paris
C.P
Lebrun
Edouard Herriot
France
Herriot
Radical Socialist Party
Pierre Laval
A.P
Bouisson
Laval
Foreign Office
Senate
Chamber
Fernand Bouisson
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Bank of Canada Act
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Baldwin
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Alaska
Germany
B.W
Peter Vennot
Gloucester
J. B. M. Baxter
John Irwin
M.L.A
Hugh C. Farthing
K.C
Dr. J. C. Follett
J. W. H. Milwain
al Azhar Temple
Sir Chas. Madden
Medicine Hat Rink Coy’s
W. Parrish
Golden Prairie
R. Turko
U.S
Jules Jeanneney
Jeanneney
Solidarite Francaise
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