Premier Mackenzie King to Decide on Possible U S Disarmament Conference
In Ottawa June 10 Premier W R Mackenzie King said he will inform the House of Commons this day or tomorrow whether he has received an invitation to a potential conference among Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain and President Hoover of the United States on disarmament. Finance Minister J A Robb indicated the premier would likely make a statement soon on the rumored conference.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoover
United States
E. J. Garland
U.F.A
Bow
J. A. Robb
Finance
House
Sverige Plane Forced Landing En Route to New York
Swedish monoplane Sverige with captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions nears Reykjavik after leaving Bergen from Stockholm en route to New York. They request gasoline and aid as a forced landing looms. two Danish guard ships and a third support craft are en route with fuel and supplies.
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Reykjevik
Iceland
Staegs
Stockholm
New York
Sveridge
Skaftaris
Sverige
Reykjavik
Monizy
Albin Ahrenberg
Becauuse
Bergen Norway
Ingolfshvefdi
London
Exchange Telegraph
Faroe Islands
G.M.T
Axel Floden
Hans Ljunglund
Bergen
Tage
Agnew Goes On Trial for Murder at Winnipeg Assizes
Cyril Agnew faces a murder charge for the death of Elizabeth McLean found in his office on March 3. The trial opened today amid a crowd including many women and girls as St Albans city council also votes on urban purchase plans.
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Winnipeg
Jimé
C.P
Elizabeth McLean
Cyril Agnew
McLean
Agnew
Splendid Program By Band At Riverside Concert
The 1st Batt. S A R Boys Band led by Mr Frank Novak gave a creditable Riverside concert last night. A larger Sunday crowd praised the performance with unstinting applause. The band shows promise under Novak with a varied program including Canada March and Bohemian Girl selections.
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1St Batt, S.A.R
Batt. S.A.R
Frank Novak
Riverside
Fark
Canada
Alford
Twilight Hour
Myers
China seeks ministerial status in Canada
Ottawa reports the arrival of Thun Li the new Consul General and staff as China expands its diplomatic presence in Canada from 3 to 7. Li is instructed to urge Canada to appoint a minister to China and to elevate the consulate to a legation.
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Ottawa
Thun Li
China
Canada
Woman Novice Flies Plane in Galveston Rescue
In Galveston Texas on June 10 a woman piloted an aeroplane for the first time while her brother dangled beneath the craft to repair a damaged strut. Pilot Lee Hausinger and Mrs D A Jung with her son D A Junior guided the craft as Hausinger instructed his sister from the window and secured the damaged strut with a rope, returning to the controls after the repair.
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Galveston
Texas
Lee Hausinger
D. A. Jung
D. A
Hausinger
Liquor Smuggling Debated in Commons Ottawa
In the Canadian House of Commons session the liquor smuggling issue from Canada to the United States was discussed. Ministers defended preventive services, noted prosecutions depend on evidence, and rejected claims of inaction around the Bronfman case while considering tighter controls on distilleries and clearances.
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Ottawa
Yvas
Canada
United States
Department of National Revenue
Garland
Bow River
W. D. Buler
National Revenue
John Evans
Progressive
Rosetown
Saskatchewan
Euler
Bronfman
Harry Bronfman
Buler
Milton Campbell
Mackenzie
Branfman
Pustice Department
Campbell
Customs Commission
Royal Commission On Customs
Jamaica
Nova Scotia
Péter Vennot
New Brunswick
William Irving
U.F.A
Wet
Askiwin
Ldwor Wardiidudés
Irvine
W. D. Euler
House of Commons
Windeny
Day in Parliament Indicates Revenue Department Estimates
Ottawa June 10 The Senate will sit while the House of Commons resumes the estimates for the department of national revenue and, if possible, other departments. Saturday sessions focused the morning on reviewing the national revenue estimates.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Department of National Revenue
Wright Triumphs Over CPR Rink In Gripping Match
Jack Wright leads a Legion rink to a 19 17 victory against CPR captained by W Gallacher. Early CPR led 16 5 but Wright’s team rallied with strong play from A Gough A Worsley and J Stout among others.
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Jack Wright
Legion
C.P.R
W. Gallacher
Cee Pees
Warhorses
Jack
Cee Pee-rtikk
Dee Pees
A. Gough
A. Worsley
W.stephenson
Panera
Akin
A. Dowling
J. Stout F . Harris
J. W. Wright
Marshal Foch’s brother dies in Paris hospital
Father Germain Foch, Jesuit priest and younger brother of Marshal Ferdinand Foch, died quietly in a Paris hospital. He had been brought to Paris from Montpelier on March 21, the same day the Marshal died.
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Paris
Germain Foch
Ferdinand Footy Et AX
Water supply back to normal after pipe cleaning
The intake pipe has been cleaned out and the water supply is back on a normal basis. Water can be used for garden and lawn service. Mayor Sullivant asks citizens and banks to cooperate and use as little water as possible while the supply was short.
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Sullivant
Hired man kills farmer’s wife and son in Manitoba
In Dropmore Manitoba a hired man Kost Wereevik shot and killed Mrs Ruth Jotvns and her eleven year old son on the farm of Abraham Jones then killed himself. Dr H J Gilhooley coroner handles the case. No motive reported.
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Winnipeg
Ruth Jotvns
Kost Wereevik
Dropmore
Man
Wersevik
H. J. Gilhooley
Russell
Manitoba
Abraham Jones
Werseuik
Jones
Decoration Day Ceremony for Legion Members
A good turnout marked Decoration Day with the L A to the Canadian Legion. Members assembled at the Legion club rooms then laid a wreath at the soldiers monument in Riverside Park. They proceeded to Hillside cemetery to decorate graves of comrades and fallen soldiers wives with flowers.
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L.A
Canadian Legion
Legion Club
Riverside Park
Hillside Cemetery
Fish and Game Asso Executive Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of the Fish and Game Association executive will be held tomorrow evening in The News office to decide on the date and place of the annual banquet.
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Fish and Game Asso
Wanton Vandalism Hits Riverside Park Flowers
Last night vandals slashed the peonies in Riverside Park during a band concert. Authorities will prosecute anyone found harming park flowers and shrubs and citizens are urged to cooperate to stop the destruction of public property.
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Riverside Park
Liberals Now Have Each Or One Seat Over Conservative in Sask. House
Regina June 10 Liberals lead with 26 seats Conservatives 25 Independents 6 and Progressives 4 with two deferred. Dr W Arthur Campaigned as Independent Conservative and seeks classification as such. Official counts due Thursday may trigger recounts in several constituencies.
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Sask
Regina
Willow Bunch
Happyland
Maine Creek
Gardiner
Clect
Geo. Thorn
Saskatchewan Progressive Political Party
Progressives
Battleford
Turtleford
Souris
Cannington
Wilkie
G. Huston
A. D. Pickel
C. A. Ayre
T. H. Farnsworth
J. P. Tripp
W. O. Fraser
Dr. Arthur
A. L. Steele
A. J. Mcleod
Fire at Bevé Flage Furniture Store
A small fire at the back of Bevé Flage's furniture store ignited crates in the warehouse area. The blaze burned fiercely but was contained and extinguished before causing much damage. fire brigade responded promptly and secured the scene.
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Acls Pam
Paergey
Bevé Flage
Furnture
Four Die From Drowning on the Prairies
Winnipeg reports four drownings over the weekend on the prairies. Ferdinand Marquis and William Harder both 16 years old drowned in a slough near Rosthern Saskatchewan while swimming for relief from heat. Maria George Jenkinson failed to reach the Souris river crossing at Melita Manitoba. Peter J. Aspaas drowned at the Canadian National Railways dam in Moose Jaw after falling from a boat while paddling.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
Ferdinand Marquis
Willliam Harder
Rosthern
Sask
Mwaria George Jenkinson
Souris
Melita
Man
Peter J. Apaas
Canadian National Railways
Moose Jaw
Finney
Aspaas
Prairie crop prospects steady amid winds and rains
Can Pacific Agricultural Crop report notes favorable conditions in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with good germination and stands. Wheat stands three to six inches growth slowed by cool winds. barley acreage up. seeding largely complete. Pastures improving and livestock finding green feed. Weather variability praised with wind and rain impacting growth but overall healthy and promising prospects across prairie provinces.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Calgary
Peace River
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Prem.ater Hoover
Norway
St, Alban’'s
Ing
St. Germain’s Arm
Verulantum
Oriental
Europe
Hart House String Quartette
Fugi@pe
Willingdol
Toronto Social Hygiene Council
Gaza Dé Kresz
Harry Adaskin
Milton Blackstone
Boris Hambourg
Wright Wallops
Strong C.P.R. Rink
Marshal Foch
D Tee
Hospita
Arthur
Dn Arthur
R. Nay
Dr. Munroe
Modsomin
A. .T. Porter
K.C
Swift Current
W. D. Smith
D. J. Sykes
Jack Fish Lake
D. M. Finlayson
H. BE. Storey
Anderson
Yorkton, Sask
Dr. J.,t. M. Anderson
Yorkton
Can. Pac. Alv. Crop Report
Blackie
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