Liberal meeting favors progress through education and health
Harold Beveridge spoke at a Park Hall Liberal meeting urging economic efficiency social justice and individual liberty. Calgary platform features include state medicine equal education access highway funding debt adjustment and irrigation support. Mrs Downing and artists contributed to a large attentive audience.
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Harold Beveridge
Park Hall
Sheldon Buckles
Calgary
Buckles
City Council Declares Half Holiday For Stampede Opening
Regular Council meeting notes a half day holiday on Wednesday June 28 to mark the Medicine Hat Stampede opening. Lieutenant Governor Bowen may attend to open the event. Ottawa grants reinstatement of the airport license. Home improvements on residences exempt from assessment for three years. Calder appointed deputy mayor for the third quarter. A letter to Rotary Club invites a Legion committee to discuss Robertson Park. Council reviews authority on public sales and home cooking restrictions affecting Rosalbakers. Continued on page five.
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Medicine Hat
Bowen
Department ‘of Transport
Ottawa
Calder
Canadian Legion
Robertson Park
Ald, Watham and Calder
Rotary Club
Legion
MacGregor
Reports of rain vary across regions overnight
George M Armstrong arrives from Cypress Hills says no rain fell there last night while showers occurred around Robinson. Local CPR offices report rainfall ranging from half to one hour between Maple Creek and Swift Current.
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Cypress Hills
Hills
Robinson
C.P.R
Maple” Creek
Swift Current
Ohio Guards Deploy 4800 to Secure Steel Mills Front
National Guardsmen with steel helmets move into the Mahoning Valley under Ohio Governor orders and Roosevelt approval. The 25 mile front aims to end a night of fear and deter John L. Lewis’s contemplated clashes as four steel mills near reopening. The scene shifts to humor and song replacing rumbling tensions between Lewis committee adherents and returning workers.
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Youngstown
C.P
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis’ Steel Union
de Good
Lewis’ Committee
For Industrial Organization
Temperature swings and high humidity noted
Yesterday, five o'clock, the temperature peaked at 95 degrees, the high for the day and the year. Overnight fell to 66, then rose to 86 by noon today. Humidity remains high, making the heat feel more intense.
Why Prairies Pay So High Price For Fruit
Ottawa reports the Department of National Revenue fixed the duty on cherries at four cents per pound above true invoice value, effective tomorrow. The duty applies to imports into New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia until further notice.
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Ottawa
C.P
Department of National Revenue
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Soviet Aviators Glory In their Achievement of Great Non-Stop Flight
Soviet aviators completed a 5 500 mile nonstop Moscow to New York route ending in Vancouver and welcomed at a San Francisco reception. The group led by Chekaloff and Onekaloff intends further polar flights after gathering extensive scientific data. Ambassador Troyanovsky framed the feat as the start of a larger aerial exploration planned by Stalin.
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Portland
Ore
Vis. A
Moscow
New York
Valeri Onekaloff
Arthur Tarlow
Tarlow
Vanfiver Barracks
Fot
Chekaloff
Jake
Charley Martin
San Francisco
Hig
North Pole
New York City
A. A. Troyanovsky
San ‘Francisco
Vancouver
Wash
Stalin
Chekalot
Tariow
Stampede Half Holiday Proclaimed by City Officials
The mayor and city council declare a half holiday for the Stampede opening tomorrow with News press at one o clock to give employees a chance to attend the big event. Proclamation will be generally observed.
Insurgents seize Basque centers and claim Bilbao capture
In Bilbao the insurgents pressed a southwest advance taking six Basque centers near the city. They say over 18 090 Basque militiamen were captured as food convoys reach starving civilians. Elsewhere in Hendaye insurgents drop proclamations over Santander and say Bilbao’s capture makes government resistance futile.
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Bilbao
Hendaye
French government formed under Camille Chautemps
Paris reports Camille Chautemps, radical socialist, formed a cabinet to succeed socialist Leon Blum who resigned after the Senate refused full powers to tackle national financial troubles. The new government is a Popular Front coalition headed by Blum, with Chautemps having prior premierships and ministerial posts.
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Paris
Camille ‘Chautemps
Leon Blum
Senate
Chautemps
Popular Front
Blum
Warns Farmers Of Feed Shortage In Alberta
EDMONTON June 22. Warning Alberta farmers to do everything possible to provide feed for their stock during the coming winter, Hon. Mr. Mullen said the situation was beginning to look very serious. He stated under the best circumstances a shortage of feed for livestock for the upcoming winter is likely as much of the wheat and hay crops have reached a stage where only a light yield is possible.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Mullen
Stampede and Race Meet Admission Prices Clarified
Medicine Hat announces no change to exhibition grounds pricing. Enclosed race track area costs 50 cents entry with 12 and under free. reserved bleacher 25 cents extra. covered grandstand 50 cents. total 1.00 for main seating, box seats 1.25. Evening platform attractions 50 cents. reservations add 5 cents. general Stampede enclosure remains open.
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Medicine Hat
British Columbia land grant at Albert Head for defence
Victoria June 21 The British government turns over more than 90 acres of land at Albert Head to the Dominion Department of National Defence The An Gtdeksin council grants the property to the Dominion stating the land is for defence purposes Previous announcements included fortification of theAlbert Head area and defence plans involving the land.
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Victoria
Turneff
Nobbly Albert Head
Department of National Defence
Gtdeksin
Domin‘don
Albert Head
Arta
Baseball score line fragment with league references
Incomplete score notes show the American League game with Chicago and Philadelphia and a National League snippet with Blairton. The text is fragmented, mentioning Stratton and Shea and rain affecting Detroit at Boston as a partial scoreboard.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Stratton
Shea
Ross
Conroy
Detroit
Boston
Blairton
Calgar y Rancher Malcolm T L Millar Dies at 26
Pioneer rancher and Royal North West Mounted Police veteran Malcolm TL Millar, 26, died after a visit to Calgary from his Millarville area home. He came from Scotland in 1880, served seven years with the Mounted Police including the 1885 Riel rebellion, and settled on ranch lands near Priddis Malley. Survived by Mrs Millar and two daughters, Mrs Leslie ve Douglas and Mrs T MacMillan.
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Calgary
Royal
Mounted Police
Malcolm TL “Millar
Inia
Weat Frorh
Scotland
Mounted Pollice
Priddis: Malley
Cal‘gary
Millarville
Millar
Daugh‘ters
Leslie Ve ‘Douglas
T. ‘MacMillan
Port of Spain Riots Strain Police During Strike
Rioting spread through Port of Spain after the strike began with minor disturbances this morning. Police and heavily armed guards faced a mob at the transport building leaving four wounded. Reports claim railway lines may have been torn up in the hinterland though details remain unconfirmed.
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Port OF Spain
C.P
Voc Eee
Flr
Cooler with show Temp 94.66 Th
A fragment mentions a cooler with a temperature reading of 94.66 degrees on a Thursday. No additional context or entities are readable.
Workers vote on return to work at Stellarton collieries
In Stellarton and Thorburn areas 1100 workers face a May 30 deadline for a ten cent daily wage rise as part of a strike settlement. A subsequent meeting changed the ballot wording to ask if workers favor returning to work while an investigation proceeds.
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Ilmo; Cay
Feta
Aaa
Stellarton
Diplomatic Breakup Over Spanish Non-Intervention
London reports that negotiations among four powers over German naval demonstrations failed after a dispute sparked by an alleged torpedo attempt on the German cruiser Leipzig. Britain, France, Italy, and others debated recalls and naval displays near Valencia as the non‑intervention committee warned the conflict could widen.
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Gibraltar
C.P.J
Koln
Tiger
Leopard
Fuchs
Jgediras
Spzig
London
Aff
Ceuta
Morocég
C.P
de Rove
Goverhimerit
Ete Sritain Ths
Eee
Neutiat
Gan
Leipale
Foreign Office
Germany
Valenba
Ern
Eden Thad
Ers
Spain
Great Britain
Italy
Yasped
Fadr
Europe
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Downing
Women's Liberal Association
P. ‘Burns
Beveridge
Alta
Bullivant
Aederman Black
Miece
ATR
Santander
B.C
Qld
Trinidad
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