Postal workers plan strike amid Ottawa talks
Ottawa reports say postal workers will strike at 5 pm unless wage grievances are resolved. Officials from the Postal Federation of Canada rush to Ottawa for a wage conference with government leaders including Hon. Charles Stewart and Hon. James Murdock. A cabinet meeting is set to review representations while Prime Minister King notes no recommendation to parliament will be made until the civil service commission reports on salaries.
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Charles Stewart
James Murdock
Cabinet Council
Murdock
Toronto
Postal Federation of Canada
Dominion Cabinet
Postal Workers
Labor
Jackson
Postal Workers’ Executive
Civil Service Commission
King
House
Civil Service
Postal Strike Deferred For Twenty Four Hours
Ottawa reports a postal strike is deferred for twenty four hours. The development follows a flash dispatch from June eighteen with no immediate end date announced.
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Ottawa
Prediction of Farmer-Labor Rise and Party Action
In St Vaud Minnesota on June 18 Charles J Taylor Montana state senator supported the permanent chairmanship of the National Farmer-Labor progressive education body He denounced the Democratic and Republican parties and urged farmers and workers to unite for political action signaling a party shift toward a farmer labor movement.
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Minn
Parmer-Labor
Charles J. Taylor
Montang
National
Farmer-Labor Progressive
M. Taylor
Ubi
Mayberry Brought Before Court For Street Racing
Jourdon Mayberry faced Magistrate Race in police court this morning charged with racing four horses on public streets. It was his second offence in a short period and he received a fine of ten dollars.
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Jourdon Mayberry
Rotary International convention lights up Toronto with world Rotarians
The Toronto gathering of about 10 000 Rotarians from 28 countries marked the 17th annual Rotary convention. Highlights included a giant kite flown atop the Canadian Pacific building and remarks by International President Guy Gundaker urging men to invest time in youth work, especially guiding boys through caddy and office boy interactions.
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Pled International
Guy Gundaker
Rotary T International
Gundaker
Gunnadaker
Igolfer
French Senate Chief Doumergne Elected President
Gaston Doumergne, president of the French Senate, was elected President of the Republic by the National Assembly. He defeated Paul Painleve, candidate of the Left Bloc and former president of the Chamber of Deputies, by 515 to 309 votes. He becomes the first Protestant president of France.
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National Assembly
Paul Painleve
Left Bloc
Chamber of Deputies
Woe
Praince
Man Attempts Suicide By Carbolic Acid Intake
James Louden aged 48 of Newit attempted to end his life by drinking carbolic acid on Monday night. He suffered burns to mouth and throat but was not considered in immediate danger and was hospitalized under care after telling his sister-in-law of his plan. He cited years of ill health and job loss and expressed a wish for placement in a home.
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Don
Gershiaw
Poe
Anl
Polen
Meichaner
Auto Accident Hurts EightYearOld In Maple Street Incident
Herbert Knotell eight year old son of J S Knotell of 685 East Allowance Avenue was struck by a car on Maple Avenue about 930 PM. He suffered a light bruise on the back. His father drove the car and noticed the boy riding at the rear before Knotell turned onto Maple and the accident occurred when a second car driven by J Waurn struck from behind as the boy attempted to cross warning bruised chin and minor injuries.
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Herbert Knotell
J. S. Knodell
East Allownce Avenue
Maple Avenue
Maple Avenua
Knodel
Maye Avenue
Herbert
Premier MacDonald Criticized by Anti Government Press
An anti government press report claims Premier MacDonald and several ministers were reproached at a Welsh Labour party meeting. The article alleges distant ministers avoided the parliaments and government while a tacit resolution was discussed.
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Anion
Miles Donut
Paril
Welsh Labor Party
Hr. MacDonald
May Take Over P.G E Railway in London Speculation
London reports suggest pending negotiations over the possible sale or takeover of a major railway in British Columbia linking to a continental line. British financiers monitor pricing terms and concessions amid evolving plans and market signals.
Street Car Crashes Into Factory Wall Killing Many
An electric street car failed to brake on a steep incline and plunged into a factory wall last night. Eirteen people were killed and about 30 injured. The crash occurred near a factory wall as the car descended a hill, leaving the car shattered. A cathedral was planned to be built at Niagara? Canada.
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Niagara
Ule
Canada
Ottawa Plans 300 Million Dollar Loan
Ottawa reports the Home government intends to float a loan of three hundred million dollars. Hon. James Kobb, not the finance minister, will soon propose the required authority to enable the flotation.
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Home Snion
James Kobb
Fence Posts Are Waved at Dance Fight at Cavett Hospital
A chaotic scene followed a dance at Cavett where fence posts were wielded as weapons. Several men were injured and taken to hospital, with police detaining Joe Neatekowski. Investigators note liquor may not be the sole cause as authorities assess the incident and equipment involved in treating injuries.
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Ales Boanoreshi
Frean
Mearby
Aed
Aniius
Joe Neatebkowski
Othe
Dade
South African Elections Show Shifts in Labors and Nationalists
Capetown reports mixed results as Labour gains in Johannesburg and Capetown Central. Smuts defeated in West by election margins. Nationalists, Labor, and independents gain seats while cabinet members lose in Pretoria and Capetown districts amid growing assembly changes.
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France’s Doumergue Seen as True Son of the South
The new French president Doumergue is described as a true son of Southern France and a fervent bullfighting advocate. He reportedly defends bullfighting against critics and notes leniency toward other shows not equal to it.
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France
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M. Donnesry
Spain
Jazz-inspired search through old masters in Heidelberg
In Heidelberg on June 17, students study modern jazz traces in older works. A. Wy Jazz movement in Germany inspires a surge of exploration among musical pupils seeking airs reminiscent of today’s jazz. Meanwhile a Canadian patrol boat with a machine gun destroyed 2500 seasons along the coast north of Vancouver. The florins are a metaphor to fish.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Robert Alexander Schurmann
Vancouver
Kimberley Wins 3-0 In Great Game
Kimberley defeated Medicine Hat 3 to nil in a well pitched game. Meilene Hat and Meichaner held powerful Kimberley at bay while Pennington starred on the mound for Kimberley with a shutout. The locals used Denison’s absence at first and Hellany at third to fill in key roles as Ratteny handled third base.
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Pennington
Kimberies
Httle
Denison
Ialary
Hellany
Jimmy Ratteny
Dec
Moore
Brace
Chainey
Latest figures in South African election results
Canetown reports party standings this afternoon with North African Government party 27, Ri Nationalists 27, Labor 18, Independent 1, total 184. The Government follows feel Smuts administration may be overthrown as results come in.
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Canetown
South Africa
Labor
Chaser by a Horse in Glace Bay Incident
Miss Florence Toft a stenographer on her way to work was chased by a horse that had bitten a cog and appeared dazed. The horse ran from ai wharf along Main Street pursuing her until it struck its head on a street upright and fell injuring itself while she escaped.
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N.S
Florence Toft
Main Street
Ai Wharf
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