Not One Conservative Member Elected in the Sask Elections Ties
Regina dispatch reports the Liberal James Gardiner government will form the next Saskatchewan legislature with 49 Liberals, 5 Farmer-Labor members, and 1 defector seat. Conservatives are completely unrepresented as Farmer-Labor gains arise in Catknife Shaunavon Gull Lake Kindersley and Wadena. Coldwell and Fender fail in Regina.
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Sask
Regina
C.P
James G. Gardiner
Farmer-Labor
Athabasca
Anderson
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Farmer-Laborites
Catknife
Shaunavon
Gull Lake
Kindersley
Wadena
City
Fender
Coldwell
Regina City
Liberal Victory Sets Ontario Record in 90 Seat Return
Liberal party under Mitchell Hepburn ends 29 year Conservative rule in Ontario with 65 seats to 17 after a record vote of 1,211,591. Conservative losses follow redistribution as Liberals rise from 15 seats to a majority in the 90 member legislature. Other standings include Liberal L Pekeo 4, CCF 1, Independent 1, Liberal Labor 1, UF C 1.
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Liberal Party
Ontario
C.C.F
Farmer and Labor
Toronto
C.P
Cuespola Es
Mitchell Hepburn
Geo. S. Henry
East Hastings
Liberals
Conservaciver
Lieral Porkeee
Independent
UF. C
Liberal-Labor
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Ontario Liberal Party
Saskatchewan plebiscite trends favor beer by the glass
Reg in a noon report shows about two thirds of votes counted with a 20 000 lead for beer by the glass. Southern Saskatchewan backs scrapping permit control by a 51 164 to 31 336 vote while northern districts favor the dry status with 31 274 to 28 902.
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Regina
C.P
Saskatchewan
Brighton Trunk Torso Mystery Deepens in Crime Case
Brighton police announce the found torso will soon become a mother in five months, suggesting pregnancy as a motive. Scotland Yard and pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury lead efforts to locate missing body parts after the Brighton trunk discovery and King's Cross legs. A missing American woman, Agnes Tulverson, is ruled out as a suspect. Separately in Vienna, investigators question Susanne Farrand as the wife of Capt. Ivan Poderjay as blood tests proceed to decide any charges.
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Brighton
England
Great Britain
Bernard Spilsbury
Home Office
Mulder
King’s Cross
Inspector W. Donaldson
Scotland Yard
Agnes Tulverson
A Poderjay
Vienna
Agnes Tufverson
Miss Tufverson
Ivan Poderjay
Susanne Farrand
Poderjay
Post Office Rolls Out New Stamps for July 1
The Post Office Department issues two stamps to go on sale July 1. A three cent stamp marks the 400th anniversary of Jacques Cartier's landing on Canadian soil and features a blue double size design. A ten cent stamp honors the 150th anniversary of United Empire Loyalists settlement with an olive green double size background. Postmasters can arrange first day covers for the July 1 issue.
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Post Office Department
Jacques Cartier
Liberals Win Fourth Provincial Election In Year
Four elections were held on Tuesday with Liberal campaigns in each case delivering new governments. In Nova Scotia, August saw Gordon Harrington’s Conservative administration fall to Liberal forces led by Angus Macdonald. In October British Columbia elected Liberal leader T. J. Pattullo, sealing another Liberal victory.
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Nova Scotia
Gordon S. Harrington
Angus
J. Macdonald
T. J. Pattullo
British Columbia
Youthful Chicago Kid Convicted of Kidnapping
Fourteen year old George Rogalski known as Chicago's problem child was found guilty of kidnapping Dorette Zietlow a thirty month old infant. He received a ten year sentence to a state penitentiary for luring the child into an abandoned ice house and deserting her to die.
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Chicago
George Rogalski
Dorette Zietlow
State Penitentiary
Merger Step Tabled for Express and Telegraph Firms
WITAWA June 20 A move toward amalgamation of the Express and Telegraph companies of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways was presented to the House Committee on railways and shipping. Ministers Beatty and Fullerton urged enabling legislation in this session. Dr Manion said he would introduce the necessary bill today. The plan would create two subsidiary firms one for Express and one for Telegraph with final approval pending ongoing investigations.
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Manion
Telegraph
Liberal Joy Rises in Commons as Ontario Victory Confirmed
Ottawa June 20 Liberal members in the House of Commons erupted in jubilation when the party clinched Ontario. A procession led by Antigonish-Guysboro MP William Duff marched through parliament to the pipes played by New Westminster MP Thomas Reid. The bill was signed and adjournment followed amid loud cheers and a brisk mood in the chamber.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Ontario
William Duff
Antigonish-Guysboro
Thomas Reid
New ‘Westminster
R. B Bennett
Mackenzie King
Bride in Saskatoon Hurt in Kerosene Kitchen Fire
Mrs A Harlstead of Swanson Sask recently married two months is critically burned in a kitchen fire started while lighting with kerosene. The Harlstead home burned to the ground and she is in the city hospital.
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Saskatoon
A. Harlstead
Swanson, Sask
Harlstead
Plans for 1935 naval conference kept secret
Japanese diplomats maintain a wall of secrecy around Tokyo’s proposals for the 1935 naval conference. Tsuneo Matsudaira refused to disclose details as Norman H. Davis pressed for clarity after pledging no Anglo American understanding against Japan.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Norman H. Davis
Tokyo
Davis
Matsudaira
Japan
Public Works Construction Act 1984 Tabled in Commons
The Public Works Construction Act of 1984 received first reading in the House of Commons in Ottawa. Prime Minister Bennett introduced the bill, outlining nearly 40 million dollars in federal relief work aimed at providing employment across major cities including Quebec Toronto Hamilton Windsor London Winnipeg Regina Calgary Edmonton Vancouver and Victoria with varying funding allocations.
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Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons
R. B. Bennett
H. A. Stewart
Bennett
Quebec
Toronto
Hamilton
Windsor
London
Winnipeg
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Victoria
Empire Trade Shifts in Wool Debate and Tariff Pressure
German and Italian delegates at a wool conference urged tariff preferences favoring Empire producers while curbing imports. In London, J R Thomas declined to say if Britain would press Canada to apply Ottawa tariff board rulings. May exports to British Empire rose by over 10 million dollars, 47 percent, driven by the United Kingdom, while foreign shipments gained eight percent and the United States up 24 percent.
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Rome
Empire Trade
Ottawa
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
United States
Insurgents Swear To Fight To Death In Guadalajara Siege
Six of twenty five armed rebels loyal to Silviano Baba Gonzalez died or were wounded in a suburban Guadalajara house siege. The survivors vowed to defend themselves to death against police and political opponents after barricading inside the home following a Sunday demonstration disruption.
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Guadalajara
Mex
A.P
Silviano _ Baba
Gonzalez
Jalisco
Ontario and Saskatchewan election results from 1930 races
Following are the results of the Ontario and Saskatchewan elections yesterday. Figures were not available for all ridings when the district was compiled and in constituencies where totals were not to hand the winning candidates are indicated by the word elect. The figures following the riding name are the majorities of successful candidates in the 1930 elections.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Regional Election Notes and Partial Results
ARM RIVER and ATHABASKA districts show Liberal and Conservative candidates with partial tallies. Hutcheon and Danielson elected for Cons and Lib respectively. Godin and Millar noted as Conservative and Liberal winners in other ridings. Bromhead sees F B Smythe as Conservative choice with Libs also winning elsewhere. Further results promised on Page Three.
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Arm River
Hutcheon
Rate H. Danielson
Did Oriatie
F.-Lab
Athabaska
Geat
Peter ‘Godin
D. A
W. Millar
R. P. Hansard
Ontario Addington Election Brief Highlights
Ontario Addington voters faced contests with M M MacBride running as an independent and Lib candidate Bruce leading the stakes in the seated race. Details continue on page three.
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Addington
Seetad Sf
Ind
Bruce
Thelma Stampede Planned on June 27
Thelma to host a stampede on June 27 billed as the greatest local event in Medicine district history. The program promises Wild West show variety with activities appealing to both old and young at Cypress Hills and surrounding stampeding centres.
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Ani
Pendleton
Great
Calgary
Roosevelt Signs USA Silver Purchase Bill
The Roosevelt administration signed the Pitman Silver purchase bill authorizing Treasury purchases to 25 percent of the metal in circulation. Treasury experts estimate around 1.3 billion ounces may be needed to hit the target ratio with gold. The bill allows silver certificates to be issued for the purchase value, with timing left to the President.
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Washington
A.P
United States
Roosevelt
Pitman
Treasry
Treasury
Ferguson Murder Trial Opens in Alberta Farm Case
Peace River Alta June 20 Mrs Olive Jobin testified that she found her husband dead in the barn on the Big Prairie farm as she described the moment to jury Implied defendant John Ferguson 25 is on trial for the slaying Witnesses place Ferguson near the house after a quarrel over a romance with Marcella Jobin The court also heard about the mother finding the body later in the barn and the trial moved forward amidst background notes on unrelated Melbourne song competition results.
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Peace River
Alta
Olive Jobin
Big Prairie
John Ferguson
Ferguson
M ‘Cella Jobin
Marcella
Germany resumes clearing with five nations after 10 day pause
Berlin reports Germany yesterday resumed clearing accounts with five nations ending the 14 day suspension ordered by the Reichsbank. France and Switzerland are named among the new arrangements while restrictions on payments to Norway and Portugal remain in effect.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
France
Switzerland
Norway
Ein
Portugal
Third Reading in Commons on Farm Credit Bill
Ottawa June 20 Congress notes the third reading was given in the House of Commons to bills amending the Canadian Farm Loan Act and facilitating compromises between farmers and creditors. Little discussion occurred and the measure now proceeds to the Senate.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Senate
Roosevelt aids steel labor talks with Perkins as negotiator
President Roosevelt named Frances Perkins to mediate between steel mill owners and workers threatening a strike. He signed a law enabling a national board to investigate labor disputes arising from the Recovery Act. In San Francisco workers signaled potential settlement steps while marine strikers in the Pacific coast cities considered compromises to avert wider disruption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Steel
Frances Perkins
Grone
San Francisco
Calif
A.P
Angelo . Rossi
Seattle
Tatoma
Portland
Commerce
Harry Bridges
Mayer Rowel
Wednead
Longehoréme
Ramsay MacDonald agrees to conduct inquiry into Italian activities
London report notes Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald agreeing to conduct an inquiry into alleged Italian government interference and fomenting international disputes. The government faces questions about alleged financial backing and potential embargo actions.
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London
Ramsay
MacDonald
Tarday
al Idwead
Ormament
Intergals
Diaord
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G. S. Henry
Jas. Gaa
Havana
Machado
PEAN
C. N
CP. Express
Teleg’ Ph
Reve&e
Toyo‘ Govt
Public Works
J. R. Thomas
Dominions
House
of Commons
Canadian Tariff ‘Board
Tariff Board
U.S.A
Melbourne
U.S
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