New Labor Cabinet Ministers To Be Announced Friday
Canadian press report says the new Labor cabinet is completed and the list of ministers will be made public Friday night. The first meeting is set for Monday with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald expected to lead. Rumors say Philip Snowden or James Ramsay MacDonald associate Hugo Pholigay may take on unemployment tasks. J. H. Thomas touted as proposer of railway reform and veteran workers’ pensions plan.
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Labor
J. H. Thomas
Secuedyet
G Ondon
cabMet
Thapithe Aiw Jamemier
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign” Office
Forest Fires Dying Down At Cranberry Portage Fight
A wind lull and miner prospectors helped defend Cranberry Portage, Manitoba from major fire danger. Firefighters, aided by forest rangers, report reduced flames but warn of renewed danger with northeast winds and high heat. Mile 83 near The Pas also faces destruction as flames engulf 16 homes and threaten the town. crews work to save remaining structures as winds shift.
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Cranberry Portage
Pas
Cranberry
Forest Rangers
Man
Mile 83
Flin Flon
Fem
Cormorant Lake
Cranery Portage
Pal
Prince Albert
Pasqua Forestry Reserve
J. Smart
Ruby Lake
Bannock
Greenbush
Torch River
Nipawin
Pas.Man
C.P
Isle of de la Crosse
Forestry Air Patrol
Saskatchewan voters await seventh general election outcome
Regina Sask June 6 Two hundred thousand voters will cast ballots in Saskatchewan seventh general election with 61 seats in 58 constituencies contested Liberal government seeks another term while 75 others run under Conservative Progressive and other banners Forecasts suggest good weather and a record vote Ile a la Crosse and Cumberland ridings have been deferred Premier Gardiner expected to win North Qu Appelle but cabinet ministers face stiff opposition Maples Creek Liberal seat by acclamation in 1925 George Spence faces D S Horne in Maple Creek Liberal incumbents face single challenger situations noted in Weyburn and Last Mountain districts.
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Wa Oro Isles
Ais Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Ile A la Crosse
Cumberland
James G. Gardiner
North Qu’Appelle
Last Mountain
S. J. Latta
J. Benson
C. M. Hamilton
Rev. R. Leslie
Weyburn
Maple Creek
George Spence
D. S. Horne
Japanese Steamer Ugo Maru Arrives Kamchatka After Fire Reports
Tokio dispatch says the Japanese steamer Ugo Maru reached Kamchatka as authorities investigate earlier claims that it burned with 43 crew members and 700 passengers reported lost.
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Kamchatka
London
Tokio
Siberia
Weather Outlook for Western Provinces
The forecast notes fair and warm conditions across the Western Provinces with cooler periods and scattered showers in the East. Western provinces expect fair and warm today and Friday.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Permit System in Grain Hauling Heard by Sask Commission
Calgary hearing on Wednesday examined grain hauling permits with witnesses W. S. Morrison and R. W. Drew from Canadian Pacific, and R. C. Fair from Canadian National Railway. They described permit issuance, communications, and observed concerns on grading and elevator handling.
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Sask
Commission
Cal
W. S. Morrison
High Tiver
R. W. Drew
Canadian Pacific Failway
Calgary
Gen Thomas
Indus
R. C. Fair
Canadian National Railway
B. F. McNéfi
Calseary
Saskatchews
Ternoon
Dominion Seed Branch
Olds Agricultural School
Winnipeg Standard
Fraser
Edmonton
Drew
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Witness
Ben Thomas
Board of Grain Commissioners
Wheat Pool
R. CG. Fair
Alleged Murderer Escapes From Ship
William Tallman a young radio operator arrested on the steamship Admiral Benson for murder in the Los Angeles case vanished at San Francisco harbor after unscrewing his stateroom door with radiator iron. Captain Martin set a guard and police suspect he jumped or walked ashore before discovery.
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San Francisco
Falis
William Tallman
Admiral Benson
Virginia Patty
Los Angeles
Investigaton
Martin
Tallman
Baby births aboard Confederation Limited in Edmonton
The Confederation Limited pulled into Edmonton at four with a newborn boy delivered in a rear coach. Mother Henrietta Robinson of Coalspur Alberta and infant were taken to the Royal Alexandra hospital and are reported to be doing well.
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Royal Alexandra Hospital
Edmonton
Stork
Canadian National Railway
Confederation Limited
Henrietta Robinson
Coalspur
Alberta
Winnipeg Wheat Car Counts and Grades
Winnipeg report notes 500 wheat cars inspected, down from 1000 last year. Contract grades listed as 300, with inspection outcomes detailed for quality and grading.
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Winnipeg
Ninety Requests for V.O.N. Servitors Reported at Ottawa
The Victorian Order of Nurses announces nine requests for servitors received recently at the Central Office in Ottawa. Requests come from towns in British Columbia Saskatchewan Ontario and Quebec as the national organization grows. Founded thirty years ago the order now has 71 districts and 300 trained nurses aiding in home care and health education nationwide.
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Central Office
Ottawa
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Twottton
Ontario
Ghd
Trojan
Quebec
Canada
Ryle
Calgary executive elected president of Canadian Manufacturers Association
Halifax June 6 R J Hutchings of Calgary vice president of the Great West Saddlery Company Limited and Alberta oilman was chosen president of the Canadian Manufacturers Association at the closing session. The board includes Elmer Davis Kingston first vice president W H Miner Grandby second vice president and T F Monypenny Toronto treasurer.
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Halifax
N.S
R. J. Hutchings
Calgary
Great West Saddlery Company Limited
Alberta’ Oilman
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Hutchings
Elmer Davis
Kingston
Ont
W. H. Miner
Grandby
Quebec
T. F. Monypenny
Toronto
Coronation Cup Won by Leigh Count in England
In Epsom England on June 6 Reigh Count the Kentucky Derby winner last year won the Coronation Cup after a tight finish Leigh Count led Ashford by a head with Plantago a length back Athford followed. Reigh Count was priced ten to one while Ashford stood at four to one and Plantago at five to one.
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Epsom
England
Reigh
United States
Leigh Count
Athford
Ashford
Plantago
Fire damages Moose Jaw warehouse in early morning blaze
A fire at MacDonalds Consolidated Warehouse in Moose Jaw caused damage to the main floor and minor smoke water damage on the second floor. Fire crews were called at 4 45 a m and arrived to find the blaze already underway. Loss estimates have not yet been set.
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Moose Jaw
MacDonalds Consolidated
District Court case over CP Rail crossing collision
Wm Zachary alleges his son operating a Zackary truck on December 21, 1928 at Ogilvie Milling Co. premises collided with a CPR engine due to no lookout and obstruction. He seeks 314.65 for repairs and time and 150 for loss of 1 P of track plus costs. Judgment reserved.
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Wm. Zackary
W. D. Gow
McCaig
Calgary
Wm. Zachary
William Zackary
Ogilvie Milling Co., Ltd
River flood peak reached at 20 feet 7 inches
The peak flood level was 20 feet 7 inches at 10 pm yesterday after rising 13 feet 3 inches since Monday. By 2 pm today measurements show a decline of 3 feet 7 inches as water receded. Local observer W J Sharp of the Water Power Reclamation Service reported the readings.
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W. J. Sharp
Lava Flows Around Terzigno Beneath Vesuvius Barrage
Explosive activity at Mount Vesuvius intensified with rocks and ash battering the crater walls while lava encircled the village of Terzigno. Officials warned appearances may deceive though lava flow eased slightly and danger could be avoided.
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Terzigno
Mt. Vesuvius
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Vegsutvielwo
Mussolini Rebuked by the Roman Pontiff
The Vatican publishes an open letter from the Pope to Cardinal Gasparri condemning Mussolini’s remarks on the Lateran accords. It denounces as worse than heretical expressions attributed to Mussolini in the May 13 Chamber speech and May 26 Senate speech.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Gasparri
Mussolini
Senate
Duce
St. Paul
St. Peter
Rome
Christianity
Roman Empire
Monsignor Duchesne
Regret Delay in Ratification of Salmon Treaty
Victoria June 6 The Provincial Government regrets the decision of the Federal Government not to ask Parliament to ratify the Fraser River salmon conservation treaty this session Premier Tolmie said. Postponement of action is a deep regret and the province hopes for ratification next session. Authorities will renew representations when Parliament meets next year.
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Victoria
Tolmie
Fraser
British Columbia
Opium Seizures Tally in Vancouver and Victoria
Customs officers seized 403 tins of opium valued at about 40000 dollars after the Empress of Asia voyage from the Orient. On Wednesday evening 53 tins were taken on board Vancouver ships while 350 tins were removed from baggage landed at Victoria last Saturday. The article notes the late A B MacKay of Hamilton left an estate exceeding a million dollars.
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Vancouver
8.C
Victoria
A. B. MacKay
Hamilton
City Faces Water Shortage After Intake Pipe Blockage
Flood waters choked the power plant intake pipe. fire brigade work continues as the city loses water until a temporary line is installed. Citizens urged to conserve, avoid lawn watering, and limit domestic use until supply stabilizes.
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Debri
Parliament Notes and Budget Totals in Ottawa
Ottawa June 6 Parliament sits today with government estimates under review and the Senate to meet. The House rejected Cahan's amendment protecting government job dismissals amid partisan charges, and marine and fisheries estimates totaling about 2.31 million were approved. The Canada Grain Act report was tabled, and the Montreal terminals bill, a 50 million project, advanced to third reading tomorrow as separate domiciles for women in divorce were debated in the Senate.
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C. H. Cahan
St.Lawrence-St. George
Department
of. Marine and Fisheries
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Montreal
Winnipeg man W T Plumb found dead by hanging
The body of 37 year old W T Plumb of Winnipeg was found hanging from a tree branch on the city outskirts yesterday. He had suffered a nervous breakdown recently and is believed despondent due to ill health.
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W. T. Plumb
Winnipeg
W.T. Plumb
Plumb
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