Simon Commission Reports on India's Problems
London June 10 The Simon Commission presents the first volume of its Indian statutory reform inquiry and notes a second volume to follow on June 24 The commissioners urge constructive reform and emphasize social and economic customs as root evils and call for strengthened public opinion to support Indian self work through local effort and policy.
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London
Great Britain
India
Commission On
John Simon
Both Fighters Were Knocked From King
In Louisville Kentucky June 10 a ten round bout between Roy Father Lampagin and Frankie Lennon ended in the fourth round when both men were knocked from the ring. Lampagin returned but Lennon did not and officials labeled the bout a no contest awarding both fighters their purses.
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Louisville
Roy
Lampagin
Georgia Tech
Frankie Lennon
Cleveland
Lumpkin
Lennon
Kentucky Boxing Commission
Canadian American Clowns Set Return Visit With Hatters
The Canadian American Clowns return visit to face the Hatters Thursday at 6 30. Pennington and Blaney form the Hatters battery while Atkins guards second Lebansky is placed in right field.
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Cee Feces
Pennington
Harry Blaney
Hatters
Atkins
Secondsend Lebansky
Congress Calls for Expanded Civil Disobedience Across India
In Calcutta a mob attacked police at Chechiahat near Ghatal with firearms and casualties are unconfirmed. In Allahabad the All India Congress Working Committee chaired by Pandit Nehru urged Indians to extend civil disobedience to Viceroy Irwin's new ordinances making boycotting and picketing illegal and penalizing non-payment campaigns.
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Calcutta
India
Chechiahat
Ghatal
Allahabid
All-India Contreat
Pandit Moulamehru
Lord Irwin
Killing of Magpies and City Guidance on Pest Shooting
Jessie L C Bracken F Gilbert M Bateman and W Knight were cutting magpies on the city outskirts Saturday and brought down many birds. City authorities authorize shooting vermin magpies and related pests within limits, signaling a likely slaughter of pests.
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Jessie L. C. Bracken
F. Gilbert
M. Bateman
W. Knight
Forest Fire Near Prince Albert Ravages Ranger Camp
A large fire swept northern Saskatchewan on June 10, reaching 60 miles northeast of Prince Albert. Winged flames destroyed a rangers camp at Bark Lake, injuring no one as crews fought the blaze. equipment left in the camp was destroyed.
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Prince Alberta
Sask
Saskatchewan
Bark Lake
Here
Oil and Gas Found Along Sturgis Cutoff No Water Reached
In Northeast Saskatchewan the Sturgis cut off corridor yields gas and oil at Kakwa and Reserve, but water drilling failed. Crews moved to Clemenceau 44 miles south of Hudson Bay Junction to seek a water supply as railway work continues toward Churchill.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Sturgis
Saskatchewan
C. C. Briggs
Kakwa
Clemenceau
Hudson Bay Junction
Fludson Bay
Churchill
Federal Liberals Plan June 21 Convention for Nomination
The Liberal party sets a convention in the old 1.C.C.F. hall on Third Street for June 21 to nominate a candidate for the federal election. Hon. Charles Stewart Minister of the Interior will attend and address the gathering.
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1.C.C.F. Hall Third St
Charles Stewart
Interior
Newspaperman Shot Down by Gangsters of Chicago
Alfred Jake Lingle, 38 year old Tribune reporter, was killed in Chicago as a manhunt launched with police detectives, the state's attorney, private investigators, and press leaders. Rewards totaling 380000 were offered, and witnesses gave diverging accounts while authorities retraced the route from Michigan Avenue under Randolph Street to Illinois Central Station. Lingle, a veteran police reporter tied to Capone era gang activity, left a wife and two children and had long covered crime.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
The
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Press Club
Lingle
Daily Today
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Station
Don. R. Melletty
Canton
Ohio
al “Scarface
Capone
Mini
Tribune Today
No Rainfall Reported From Prairie Points Winnipeg
For the fifth straight day Western farmers awaited rain as temperatures climbed into the eighties. No precipitation was recorded at weather headquarters in Winnipeg and forecasts offered no relief, with fair and still conditions noted in advance notices for the West.
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Winnipeg
Rea Urges Smaller Classes To Preserve Education
Mr W R Rea of Alexandra High School spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on Mass Production in Education. He argued large classes erode personal teacher pupil contact and that education should aim to develop character through closer individual guidance.
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W. R. Rea
Alexandra High School
Rotary Club
Find Body At Moose Lake Thought To Be T. H. Johnson
The partly decomposed body found at Moose Lake is believed to be T. H. Johnson. He and A. Holmes disappeared from a fishing camp on Moose Lake. Indians discovered the body and the Provincial Police left the pastor there as identification continues.
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Moose Lake
T. H. Johnson
T. H. Johnsonf
A. Holmes
Wheat and grain inspections report latest figures
Winnipee June 10 Inspections show wheat 1523 this year vs 699 last year. Carloads of contract wheat 1453. Oats 47 vs 67 last year, barley 32 vs 33, max 4 vs 4, rye 37 vs 7, mixed grain 1 vs 3. Steenings nene.
Two Killed and Two Injured at Trafalgar Crossing
At Trafalgar crossing near Hamilton a car was struck by a Canadian Pacific Railway train. Margaret McKay 74 and Evelyn Booth 16 died instantly. William Booth brother of Evelyn crying. Driver Watel Booth injured but to recover. The girls were en route to school. A Shriners Special train and mayor Ralph H Webbe of Winnipeg linked to a political notice.
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Hamilton
Canadian Pacific Railway
Trafalgar Crossing
Margaret McKay
Evelyn Booth
William Both
Cying
Watel Booth
Shriners
Birds of Alberta Showcase Pests and Beneficial Species
A Alberta presentation by Game Commissioner Benjamin Lawton demonstrates which birds help humans and which are pests. The talk covers bird nests eggs and pests, bird sanctuaries, and efforts to preserve wildlife while preventing fires. It highlights Cypress Hills as a nearby wildlife haven and notes successful pest control and bird migration imagery.
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Benjamin Lawton
Lawton
Alberta
Department
Island Game Association
A. P. Burns
Wish and Game Association
Mr. Lawton
A.H.S
Ma Lawton
Cypress Hills
Timher
Canada
Kwangsi Army Advances North Toward Hankow
June reports say the Kwangsi army swept north from Yo Chow and captured Changsha, forcing Nationalists to withdraw along the railway toward Wuchang. Fighting also reported near Tung Tung lake as rebels target Hankow and its sister cities Wu Chang Hanyang across the Yangtze.
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Hankow
Hupeh
China
Nanking
Yo Chow
Hunan
Wuchang
Tung Tung Lake
Kwangs
Changsha
Kwanas
Wu, Chang
Hanyang
Yargtse River
Bennett Opens Dominionade Rally in Winnipeg Campaign
Hon. R. B. Bennett addressed a large Winnipeg audience launching a campaign tour from Atlantic to Pacific. He outlined eight policy pledges including protection for Canadians, agricultural development, tariff stability, Hudson Bay route expansion, transportation improvements, Great Lakes ports, Empire trade, and a national old age pension. He urged careful judgment of Liberal versus Conservative records and promised to advance policies with public support.
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Winnipeg
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
R. B. Bennett
Hudson Bay
Peace River
Great Lakes
Canada
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Mac
Manitoba Legislature Tours Churchill Harbor
The Manitoba Legislature members surveyed Churchill harbor and tasted sea water for the first time. The touring party traveled up Lake Winnipeg and along the Nelson river to the Hudson Bay Railway and arrived here yesterday.
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Churchill
Man
Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
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