Church Union Debate Dominates Ottawa House Proceedings
Ottawa reports a full day of debate on church union with no decision. Premier King adjourned in the early hours after opposition protests. Murdock charges to be taken up today. Brown urged keeping court reference out, advocating a direct act to legalize union among Congregational, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches.
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Forest tent caterpillars threaten vast Saskatchewan district
Qu Appelle June 25 The forest tent caterpillar has become a plague in the district with thousands of acres of bluff stripped bare. Poplars were first attacked but maples Saskatoon bushes now felled. From McLean to Indian Head few trees show any leaves as caterpillars continue to spread. Farmers fear leaves loss may invite damage to grain crops.
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Will Speak on Fire Insurance at Chamber Meeting
W J Blackburn secretary of the Western Canada Fire Insurance Club will address the Chamber of Commerce general meeting at the Ceci hotel tomorrow at 12 15 PM The event invites captains to contact Secretary Churds or the Ceci hotel to reserve seating for luncheon and ensure any missed notices are followed up.
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Winnipeg
Chamber of Commercce
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Christian Science split rumor denied by church committee
Boston records on June 15 a statement announced the Christian Science Parent Church of the New Generation as a dissident group not a new split. Judge Clifford L. Thayer clarifies the movement traces to 16 years of advertising under various names.
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Lochinvar claimant wins in Scottish Law Courts
Miss Constance Mary Lyon of Aberdeen, a shop girl, asserted she is the daughter of a Bowes Lyon nephew of the Earl of Strathmore and a second cousin of the Duchess of York. The Scottish Law Courts upheld her claim to legitimacy and birth.
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No Wedding Bells For Her At ProCathedral Church
In Calgary on a Monday afternoon police arrested Carre Cousins alias Wyatt and James Sounder as a church wedding prepared. The bride, 15, a Mount View Home resident, faced clothing theft charges while the fiancé was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a ward of the home. The ceremony was canceled and a marriage certificate seized.
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Montreal men to be hanged for bank chauffeur murder
June 4 report lists Louis Morel, Giuseppe Serafini, Tony Frank, Mike Valentino, Frank Gambino and Leo Davis as to be hanged October 24 for the murder of Henri Cieroux, Hiechelaga Bank car chauffeur, on April 1. Harry Stone was shot dead. no appeal or commutation can intervene before the date.
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Louis Morel
Giuseppe Serafini
Tony Frank
Mike Valentino
Frank Gambino
Leo Davis
Henri Cieroux
Hiechelaga Bank
Harry Stone
Western teachers to holiday abroad from Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports a large group of Western Canadian school teachers will depart July 2 for Europe, sailing from Montreal aboard the S S Montre, with 220 undergraduates joining en route. The trip, organized by the Overseas Educational League, includes teachers from Ontario, Quebec, New Zealand, and Australia, plus 40 Girl Guides.
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League
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McGill
Proposed Allied Conference to Include the US Invited
London June 25 the United States will be invited to send a representative to the proposed Allied conference in London in July. Britain prepares the invitations and Japan will be included among nations invited. It is hoped Mussolini will attend in person for Italy.
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British and Van Fliers Pass Each Other at Rangoon
An exchange of routes occurred as the United States round the world fliers left Rangoon and reached Chittagong by noon today. Earlier dispatches had incorrectly placed them at Akyeh on the Bay of Bengal coast.
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Chittagong
British India
Jeff Rangoon
Akyeh
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Reconstruction Underway At Old News Block Site
The contract for rebuilding the old News Block gutted recently has been let by Marie Christie. Reconstruction is under way to restore the building to its original condition with minor interior improvements. About six weeks are projected to complete the work.
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Test of the U S Liquor Treaty A New York Case
Judge Knox orders United States Attorney Hayward to show cause why all liquors aboard the Cunard liner Beregaria should not be seized. The action, sought by Neptune Association official Captain John F Milliken, aims to test the recent liquor treaty with Great Britain.
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Beregaria
England
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Great Britain
British Fleet Sails to Vancouver for Ten Day Visit
The Hood, Repulse, and Adelaide, flagship units of the British special service squadron, weighed anchor at seven and set course for Burrard Inlet. They are due in Vancouver at 1.30 p.m. to remain ten days under Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Field and Rear Admiral Sir Herbert Brand, amid a great welcome.
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Swine Club Incentives Tie Boys and Girls to Market Hog Plan
Provincial and Dominion governments back Swine Clubs across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to boost marketable hogs. Canada Pacific Railway funds trophy to cada clubs with medals for individuals. Top teams may win a trip to the Royal Show Toronto. rules require mixed teams and demonstrations at designated points.
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Wiltshire
Democratic National Convention Names and Local Licensing Plans
Reported at the hour that Senator Underwood Governor Brough and William G McAdoo are involved in party matters. A local license request for a beer license near a store two doors south of the bank is approved, with work estimated at about three weeks and a cost of around central funds.
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Underwood
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Governor Brouch
Arkansas
William McAdoo
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Ottawa Rail Seat Contention Influences Provincial Vote
The article outlines parliamentary tensions over Ottawa rails and related provincial election issues. It notes Legislation concerns, election logistics, and mentions groups and individuals linked to the dispute, including names such as Labatt and Plemer, with reference to provincial administration and voting procedures.
Toronto postal workers must be replaced
Postmaster Lemon announced the opening of about 600 applications for permanent positions on the Toronto postal branch and will recruit staff to full strength per Ottawa instructions. Former employees now on strike may return only as raw recruits, with normal staffing at 1700 but current numbers at 659. Delivery continued via a postal substation while expansion proceeds.
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Smith Too Wet M’adoo Too Oily
New York June 24 William hh McAdoo addressed delegates at the Democratic National Convention. He attacked the metropolitan press as unfair and expressed confidence in a progressive Democrat victory with himself as leader. The preconvention chatter praised and questioned McAdoo’s candidacy and potential rivals.
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Covernor
Pat McNeff
Texas
Eather McAdho
Smith
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Govtrney Nett
Ihrsis Copeland
Halston
Baker
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Handcuffs Tie Bride as Man Is Named Husband
A scrambled text reports Ralph J. Patt of Aurora attempting to cuff himself to his bride Vernice Weener at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church during the wedding. The piece references plans by friends to kidnap a relative and hold him for 24 hours as the marriage was being blessed by Father Linden.
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Ralph J. Patt
Vernice Weener
Linden Owas
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Divorce Appeal Costs Awarded in Stillman Case
Mrs Anne V Suvman receives $15,000 additional counsel fees to prepare her appeal before the court of appeals. The decision, filed in Poughkeepsie by Supreme Justice Worselauses, follows her challenge to her husband James A Stillman’s divorce denial from the appellate division.
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Anne V
Suvman
Court of Appeals
Poughkeepsie
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Herald Tribune
James A. Stillman
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