Bulgarian Premier Stamboulisky Fleeing After Coup Bid
Sofia reports the Stamboulisky regime collapsed as peasant leaders and parties moved to overturn the government. Former premier Stamboulisky fled on horseback toward Pirdop with a guard pursuing, and the new regime vows execution if captured.
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Boris
Stamboulisky
Sofia
Bulgaria
Stamboulisk
Slavovitan
Pirdop
Stamhoulisky
War Office
Secrecy Clouds Conference In Regina On Wheat Board Talks
A high level meeting in Regina Tuesday involved Pre Dunning of Saskatchewan Premiee Greenfield of Alberta and leaders of United Grain Growers and the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Company No statement was issued during the day and secrecy continues with a hearing on forming a wheat board presumed to be in progress.
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Regina
Pre- Dunning
Saskatchewan
Premiee Greenfield
Alberta
United Grain Growers
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company
H. C. McDaniel House Struck by Lightning
A severe electrical storm hit Whitla area with lightning striking the H. C. McDaniels house three miles northeast of Winnifred causing part of the building to be torn out. No injuries reported. Rainfall was minimal elsewhere with showers in Winnifred and Grassy Lake. The LO.D.E. convention in Quebec featured loyal greetings to the King and to Lord Byng.
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Whitla Farmer
Winnifred
Whitls
H. C. McDaniels
Whitla
Grassy Lake
Byng
Lo.d.e
Quebec
City Council Authorizes Thompson Agreement Signing
At a special meeting the City Council passed a by law authorizing signing of an agreement between the city and P. Chester Thompson of New York regarding drilling of an test well far off within city limits.
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P. Chester Thompson
New York
Weather Summary for Western Cities
The West has been generally fair and very warm with scattered showers in Alberta. Forecast calls for local showers or thunderstorms in Saskatchewan and Alberta, mostly fair today and tomorrow. Vancouver and Nelson show cloudy conditions, Lethbridge clear, Calgary and Medicine Hat cloudy, Saskatoon clear, Winnipeg clear.
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Vancouver
Eilmonton
Lethbridge
Nelson
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
West
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prince May Tour the Dominions for Empire Exhibition
New York June 3 The Prince of Wales may tour the British dominions to boost interest in next year’s British Empire exhibition. W C Crawford president of the Thirty Club of London told the New York Advertising Club that the prince is delivering daily speeches before trade groups to promote the exposition. He gave no itinerary details but suggested a spring opening and a possible start within a few months.
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New York
Prince of Wales
British Dominions
W. C. Crawford
London
Crawford
England
Marquis Wheat Seed Sent to Argentina
Ottawa reports a shipment of 100 bushels of Marquis wheat from Saskatchewan to Buenos Aires for sowing in Argentina. PF Stewart, secretary of the Canadian Seed Growers Association, believes strong performance will boost future purchases by Canada.
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Ottawa
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Saskatchewan
Ia Vela
Buenos Aires
Argentina
PF. Stewart
Mystery surrounds double teen deaths near Shaunavon Sask
Shaunavon Saskatchewan June 12 mystery surrounds the deaths of Joan and Emile Marquette both 14 found in a shallow pond five miles south of town. Police say investigation will proceed and inquest set for Wednesday. Local mine family era tied to Dollard robbery rumors but no foul play proven. Bodies buried in Dollard cemetery amid mourning and questions.
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Shaunavon
Sask
Joan
Emlile Marquette
Here
Dollard
Leoppky
John
G. i. Lee
Conetahe Scopland
S.P.P
Marquette
British Cabinet Approves Reply to Soviet Note
London June 13 Prime Minister Baldwin presided over a cabinet meeting considering the German reparations issue and Russia's reply to British representations. No final decision reached, with diplomacy expected to continue. Curzon to send a brief acknowledgement to Moscow this afternoon. The Soviet press declares its note yesterday as its last word and awaits Curzon's response.
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London
Paldwin
Russia
Lord Curzon
Moscow
Russi
Great Britain
Paritt Elected President of Canadian TB Association
At the annual meeting of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association held Tuesday night officers were elected. Honorary president is the governor general, honorary vice-presidents include J. Mackenzie King. president Dr C D Paritt. vice-presidents include H H Small Otawa F Montinumbert Ottawa and others. honorary treasurer Sir Henry Revion Ottawa.
Assembly expresses sympathy with prohibition forces in Manitoba and Alberta
Port Arthur June 128 The Presbyterian General Assembly declared itself not a prohibition organization and praised western churches for standing against liquor traffic. A resolution by Rev Dr Sedserwick Hamilton notes sympathy for prohibition forces resisting liquor restoration in Manitoba and Alberta and prays for success of their campaign. Several commissioners will depart for home today.
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Port Arthur
Presbyteriian General Assembly
Sedserwick
Hamilton
Ceneral Assembly
Macitebie
Alberta
General Assembly
Neny
Perren Baker to Speak at City Hall Tonight
Hon Perren Baker minister of education and W G Johnston MLA will address a public meeting at City Hall at 8 tonight under the Dominion Labor Party on legislation from the last session and other community matters.
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Perren Baker
W. G. Johnston
M.L.A
Dominion Labor Party
Rural councillor fined for over-expenditure in Saskatchewan
Agina June 12 a rural municipal councillor in Connaught was prosecuted and fined ten dollars plus costs for over expending funds allocated by the rural municipal council. Councillor Chas Harvey faced the charge on information from ratepayer R Thomas. J P Sleight sentenced him at Tisdale. The judge noted heavier penalties could have applied to other councilors with similar charges. Continued on page ten.
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Agina
Department of Municipal Affairs
Chas. Harvery
Connaught
R. Thomas
J. W. Sleight
J.P. A
Tisdale. Sask
J. P
M. Hamilton
American Lives Endangered in China Crisis
Shanghai report says conditions are the worst since the Boxer outbreak with American lives and liberty in danger and business harmed by inaction. A protest cable was sent to Washington as three men died and three others are believed buried in a wreck involving the Cannonball mixed train and a freight train in Grayling yards.
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China
U.S
Shanghai
American Association of China
American Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Michigan Central
Grayling
French Claim Organized Reign of Terror in the Ruhr
French military headquarters report a guerrilla campaign in the Ruhr against occupying forces. They describe it as nationalist revenge for the execution of ex-German officer Albert Sehlager, with Gen Degoutte and other officers targeted for assassination by military secret services.
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Albert Schlageter
Degoutte
Duesseldorf
Dine W
Ruhr
Albert Sehlageter
Immigrant couple Lasandro faces deportation after murder case
Calgary report states Chas Lasandro and wife Florence were arrested under the Immigration Act and will be deported to Italy. Immigration agent A F George says they were refused entry at first from Minot North Dakota and later entered Canada unlawfully at a point without officials.
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Calgary
Chas, Lasandro
Ant Florence Lasandro
Lawson
Coleswan
Italy
Canada
A. F. George
Lasandro
Minot
North Dakota
Debt Adjustment Act in Alberta Delayed Agency Appointments
Edmonton June 13 Following talks with Commissioner E J Fream of the Public Utilities Board and Attorney General J E Brownlee it is unlikely that agents will be appointed under the Debt Adjustment Act for some time. The act took effect June 1 with semi moratorium provisions in drought areas and a voluntary bureau for the rest of the province.
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Edmonton
RE. J. Fream
Public Utilities Board
J. E. Brownlee
Brownlee
Agencs
E. J. Fream
Alberta
Liberals anticipate prorogation by month end
Ottawa notes Liberal caucus discusses the session program and prorogation date. Indications in Liberal circles suggest parliament may prorogue by month end to allow the Hank Act passage, while a redistribution bill is viewed uncertain and may require July sitting. classified ads noted as quickest advertising in The News.
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Ottawa
Hank
Tulsa Faces Worst Flood In History Of City
Tulsa Oklahoma June 13 floodwaters of the Arkansas river surged through the city and surrounding areas causing death and widespread destruction. The water works were shut down leaving Tulsa without water. West Tulsa and several oil refineries were inundated as 8,000 persons homeless with refugees taken in at Tulsa and Sand Springs.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas River
Kangas
Sand Springs
Percy Yeo Elected Alberta Pharmaceutical Vice-President
Calgary report from the annual Alberta Pharmaceutical association convention shows Percy Yeo of Medicine Hat elected vice-president, with J H Lines of Edmonton re-elected secretary and W F L McGill named delegate to the Canadian Pharmaceutical association meeting in Toronto. The group noted Calgary as the likely host for the 1924 Canadian meeting.
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Calgary
R. FE. Harrison
Lamont
Alta
Alberta Pharmaceutical Association
Palliser Hotel
Percy Yeo
Medicine Hat
J. H. Lines
Edmonton
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association
W. FL McGill
Toronto
W. FL
McGill
Fred Heath
R.E. Harrison
J. Lines
FL A. 3. Dunn
University of Alberta
A. A. Keir
Troehu
R. Purvis
Sedge
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