Saskatchewan Coalition Forecast as Conservatives Lead
Unanimous caucus endorsement of Dr J T Anderson as leader of the Conservative Progressive Independent coalition in Saskatchewan follows Premier Gardiner's pledge on leadership. Coalition talks gain momentum with Liberal resig nation not yet decided after last Tuesday's elections.
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DR. Anderson
Progressive and Independent
Saskatchewan
Gardiner
Regina
Battleford
Vepers
J. T. Anderson
Democratic Action
Fadter
Civil Service
J. T M. Anderson
Saskatoon
MacDonald Delays Statement on Washington Naval Talks
Premier MacDonald offers no firm forecast on a Washington visit to discuss naval disarmament with President Hoover and Premier Mackenzie King. He notes he has not committed to any trip and will not speculate further.
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London
Thomas K. Champion
Ftars
MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Mackenzie King
Government to Collect Oil Royalties on Crown Lands
Ottawa reports a regulation will start January 1 requiring royalties on oil produced on Dominion Crown lands leased to private companies. Minister of the Interior Charles Stewart told the House that royalties will be 4 to 5 percent of output or sales after five years of production, with the exact rate set by the minister.
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Ottawa
Can
Dominion
City To Survey Tuberculosis From A Nurse Led Check Up
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the Christmas Seal committee decided to survey Medicine Hat for tuberculosis. A nurse would lead the effort with the school nurse the relief officer and the medical board. Data would come from Keith Sanitarium and the vital statistics registrar to track prevention and possible cures. The committee has $750 from two years of operations to fund the program.
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Christmas Seal Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Keith
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Canadian Tuberculosis Association
Medicine Hat
Fate of Cyril W. Agnew to be decided by jury
Winnipeg June 12 The fate of Cyril W. Agnew charged with the murder of Mrs Elizabeth McLean on March 8 will be decided by a jury. Defence asked to withdraw the case but Chief Justice MacDonald refused and the Crown completed its evidence. The jury may deliver verdict today.
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Edmonton
George Edmund Jackson
Nellie Pendleton
Prince Albert
Fort Saskatchewan
Vinier Brownlee
Ernest Lapointe
Saskatchewan
North Battleford
Jackson
John McLean
Winnipeg
Man
Cyril W. Agnew
Elizabeth McLean
H. W. Whitla
K.C
MacDonald
Defence Council
Agnew
Nurses From World Over Gather in East in July
Montreal June 12 Plans for the congress of the International Council of Nurses to be held in Montreal July 8 to 13 are maturing and a large attendance from around the world is expected. The council, founded in 1900, now has 132000 members with 19 national associations and correspondence in 28 countries. The first congress was in 1901 at Buffalo and the council has met in Berlin Paris London Cologne and Copenhagen in later years.
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Montreal
International Council of Nurses
International Council
International Associations For Professional Workers
Bedford Fenwick
Royal British Nurses’ Association
Congress of Representative Women
Chicago
International Council of Women
London
Wits
Fenwick
Fortign
Buffalo
N.Y
Grand Council
Berlin
Paris
Cologne
Copenhagen
Shriners Stop Over At Jasper Park Lodge
About 250 Shriners and their ladies visited Jasper Park Lodge in Jasper Alta on June 12 after attending a Los Angeles convention. They toured Mount Edith Cavell and Maligne Canyon, played golf and enjoyed dances aboard a 16 car Canadian National train with two diners and a barber shop. Led by Lee A. Felger the group kept a brisk schedule, with the convoy to Winnipeg due to depart after a day of sightseeing.
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Jasper
Alta
Shriners
Jasper Park Lodge
Carlotte
North Carolina
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Canadian National
Lee A. Felger
Oasis
J. Kenneth Baker
Hejas Greenwood
South Carolina
Robert Hassell
Alhambra Chattanooga
Tenn
Mount Edith Cavell
Maligne Canyon
Potentate
Sevalat Rajah
Lulu
Kora’ Tem- Piery
Centenarian Mary Jane Watson Dies in Kentucky Home
Pandcah, Ky June 11 Mrs Mary Jane Watson believed 101 died last night at her home near here five minutes after sitting up in bed to smoke a cigar Authorities noted her age and the unusual bedtime cigar as talking points in the local death obituary.
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Pandcah
Mary Jane Watson
Here
Japan and Ratification Near for Kellogg Pact
Washington reports that Japan is nearing ratification of the Kellogg treaty renouncing war, the final among the original fifteen signatories to be expected in U S government circles within days.
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Japan
Washington
United States
Romanian Flood Claims Dozens in Transylvania
A flood in Transylvania's Swinesch district on June 13 left sixteen dead as a torrent swept farms and pastures, inundating wide land areas and drowning thousands of cattle with extensive property damage across the region.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Swinesch
Transylvania
Natural Resources Question Reviewed
Wetaskiwin Ontario Premier J E Brownlee reviews Alberta natural resources and mineral rights history from Hudsons Bay Company era to confederation. He cites coal, oil and agriculture potential, Ottawa negotiations, and western demands for resource control and subsidies.
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Wetaskiwin
Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
Wetaskiwin Board of Trade
Prairies
Hudson's Bay Company
Europe
Great Lakes
Prairie Provinces
England
Canada
Quebec
Riel
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Stewart
Brownlee
King
Duncan
Tascherau
Chanada
British Empire
Dominion
Parliament prorogation expected this week in Ottawa
The outlook in Ottawa on June 2 indicates Parliament would prorogue either Thursday or Friday. With many estimates pending, it seems unlikely the House of Commons business could be completed before prorogation. Opposition members vow to scrutinize all estimates.
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Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons
Canada eyes beef grading as US tariff debate looms
Ottawa reports Minister of Agriculture W. R. Motherwell says a 15 percent shift in Canadian consumption of bacon and beef could avert tariff fears. Canada exports 15 percent of its beef, with beef grading to begin under government supervision using color ink strips for top and second grades.
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Canada
W. R. Motherwell
Ottawa
United States Congress
Motherwell
Proposed Flying School Discussed in Medicine Hat
A well attended meeting in Medicine Hat explored starting a flying school. Enthusiasm was tempered by financing concerns, with plans to revisit the idea in a few weeks and possibly begin a ground school this fall and winter to build a fund for a spring start.
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Medicine Hat
North Bay Pastor Receives Call from Lethbridge Church
Rev. J. M. Pritchard of St. Andrews United Church North Bay has received a unanimous call from Knox United Church Lethbridge Alberta. Acceptance awaits decision by the North Bay Presbytery.
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North Bay, Ont
J. M. Pritchard
St. Andrews United Church
Knox ‘United Church
Lethbridge
Alta
North Bay
Senate rejects compromise farm bill in tight vote
The Senate voted 46 to 43 against the compromise farm measure delaying the export debenture plan. House votes on farm relief are uncertain as coalition factions clash with Hoover supporters and timing delays loom.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Congress
D.C
Officer blown up in Kilrush mine explosion
Dublin reports that Police Inspection Officer O'Sullivan was blown to pieces by a mine blast in Kilrush County Clare while probing alleged arms and ammunition dumps. Two other officers were badly hurt in the incident.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
O'Sullivan
Kilrush
Clare
Thousands Massacred by Huan Reds in China
Reported five days of pillage by Huan Reds across southeast of Hankow left cities desolated and thousands killed. Tayeh near Hankow cited as terrorized while Feng reportedly withdrew with Naf king troops moving northward from Hankow. Garrison withdrawals in Honan restrained banditry but enabled the looting.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Parliament Update from Ottawa June 12
Today in Parliament the Senate will sit and the House of Commons will discuss estimates. Yesterday the Senate deferred amendments to the Criminal Code until Thursday. The Commons debated agriculture and Interior estimates, passing only 2,050,000 for the experimental farm. Opposition leader Bennett spoke on the tariff as affected by U S Tariff Act changes. The Commons gave third reading to nine divorce bills.
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Ottawa
C.P
Senate
House of Commons
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Len. R. B. Bennett
House
Tribesmen Ambush French Soldiers in Atlas Mountains
At the foot of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco thirteen French soldiers were killed and ten wounded in an ambush by dissident tribesmen. Fifteen Frenchmen and 65 native auxiliaries were caught in the attack and could not rejoin the main force. reinforcements have been sent and retaliatory action is possible.
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Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Rabat
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Oil Field near LA
A blaze in the Santa Fe Springs oil field south of Los Angeles destroyed nine derricks and over 45 000 barrels of oil. The fire raged overnight with asbestos-clad firefighters battling the flames. Estimated damage exceeded one million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Santa Fe Springs
Medicine Hat Narrowly Triumphs in Afternoon Tilt
C PR rode a steady late push to edge Blackie 4 to 2 in a nine inning game. Final score reflected a tight contest with Medicine Hat scoring runs in the later frames while Blackie failed to overcome the deficit.
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U.S.A
G.E. Jackson
Charles Stewart
T. B
Pate
David Lloyd George
Daughers
Megan
Creecech
Miss Lloyd George
East
Jasper PLC
Stuart ‘Clendennan
Canadian Women’s Press Club
U. S
Prichard
U.S. Senate
Million Dollar Blaze Gett
C.pr
Blackie Medicine Hat
RW i
Blackie
Spier and McGidderick
Whignington
Blaney
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