Britain backs new draft to outlaw war in pact
London reports the government sees a considerable advance in the Kellogg proposal and may sign without reservations. In Ottawa the US note to King reiterates support for a multilateral treaty with Locarno powers and specifies Britain's dominions, India, and other signatories.
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London
House of Commons
Kedfogg
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Foreign Office
Ottawa
France
Frank B. Kellogg
William Phillips
United States
W. L. Mackenzie King
India
Locarno
Australia
Belgium
Canda
Cszecho-Slovakia
Germany
Great Britain
Irish Free State
Italy
Japan
New Zealand
Poland
South Africa
British Empire
League of Nations
Canada
Nobile Recovers Aboard Citta Di Milano in Svalbard
General Umberto Nobile, injured in the Italia crash, remains aboard the base ship Citta Di Milano at Virgo Bay near Kings Bay Spitzbergen. He aids in the ice search for three missing Italia crew members as Swedish planes land near his camp and depart with the wounded leader.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Citta di Milano
Virgo Bay
Nobile
Foyne
Abot
Maltgin
King's Bay
Amundsen
Moscow
Amuridsen
Citta Ai Milano
Virgo
Hay
Stefan Agency
Rome
Lunberg
Tidd
Ceccioni
Ffront Behounek
Trioti
Mien
VigHeri
Blago
Viglieri
Nationalists threaten invasion of Manchuria amid Japanese stance
Shanghai reports the Nationalist Government demands Chang Hsueh-Liang accept a dictatorship or face invasion. Japan warns it will not permit a Chinese civil war to reach Manchuria where several thousand Japanese troops are stationed.
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Shanghai
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Tanshan
China
North China
Peking
Cabinet Sittings All This Week in Ottawa
Ottawa reports show ministers returning for a week of daily sittings after a four and a half month session. Delegations seek cash for the Blind Association and tax changes for wholesalers and fiction magazines. By-elections loom in West York and Victoria B C with no fisheries portfolio yet created.
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Ottawa
Blind Association
Chambers of Commerce
Lcense
Customs Department
Thoge
Miniwters
Paris
Tokio
Phillippe Roy
G. W. Stephens
Montreal
Saar Valley
British Columbia
Rocket car wrecks at 158 mph in Hanover test
Fritz Von Opel's rocket car RAK-8 reached 158 miles per hour in Hanover on Saturday before crashing off the rails. No driver was aboard as flames enveloped the vehicle and it crashed into the embankment after launching with a roar.
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Hanover
Germany
Fritz von Opel
Alberta ranchers plan June 30 meeting in Medicine Hat
Southern and Eastern Alberta ranchers and stockraisers will meet at Twaites Hall near the Assimibia Hotel in Medicine Hat on Saturday June 30, 1928 at 2 PM. Topics include canceling one year lease clauses in the Tilley area, lease tax and rental issues in Short Grass Country, and leases affected by prairie fires, plus any other rancher concerns.
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Alberta
Twaites Hall
Assiniboia
Medicina Hat
Delegates Named to the Wheat Pool in Southern Alberta
Nominations for sub district delegates to the Wheat Pool from Southern Alberta districts are listed for A1 through A8 with names and towns including Johnson Walsh Graham Coutts Etzikom Warner Hearn Roy M. Ener Wes Enason Wrentham Johansen Woolford Dunham Madill Foremost Grassy Lake Step hens Maleb Nesting Seven Persons Winnifred Lomond Turin Enchant Bingville and more.
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Alberta
Johnson
A.W
Walsh
Graham
John A
Coutts
Otto
T.G
Warner
Hearn
Roy M. Etzikom
Steckle
A. H
Milk River
Enason
N. L
Wrentham
Johansen
Woolford
Dunham
T. B
Lethbridge
Madill
John D
Foremost
Leahy
John L
Grassy Lake
Stephens
Arthur
Nesting
T. Q
O'Neil
James W
Winnifred
MacManus
Robt. L
Lomond
Hempel
A. P
Turin
Sears H. W
Enchant
Axelson
Carl H
Bingville
Divorce ends in suicide and attempted murder in Spokane hotel
Spokane, June 25. Mark Peacock of Tekow Washington 48 a jeweler is dead and Harry Moseer 35 a attorney is in serious condition after Peacock shot Moseer and then killed himself in a local hotel. Mrs Peacock held by police as the divorce motive is noted. Only one revolver was found and four shots were fired two into Moseer and two into Peacock.
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Spokane
Mark Peacock
Tekow
Wash
Harry Moseer
Clyde Lewis
Peacock
Lewis
Train wreck near Durand injures sixty in Kansas
Sixty people were injured when three cars of the Missouri Pacific passenger train Southern er derailed near Durand Kansas, 16 miles west of Ila. Several were fatally hurt and thirty were transported to St. John's Hospital in Ila. Two Pullmans and a chair car overturned, with many cars badly damaged. Numbers reference injured and condition, including several in critical status.
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Ila
Kansas
Jane
Missouri Pacifie
Southerner
Ark
Kansas City
Durand
Here
St. John’s Hostal
Rain Totals For Week In City Reach 2.33 Inches
Weather reports show weekend showers added .08 inch, bringing the week’s total rainfall to 2.33 inches. The precipitation fell west of Medicine Hat while the rest of the division stayed cloudy and calm.
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C.P.R
Medicine Hat
Frost proof CN warehouse destroyed by fire in Charlottetown
A frost proof warehouse of the Canadian National Railways in Charlottetown P E I burned Saturday destroying 409 tons of fertilizer owned by the Prince Edward Island Potato Growers Association. Total loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Walter Whittaker a prominent resident of Oakville Ontario is dead.
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Charlottetown
Canadian National Railways
Prince Edward Island
Pashley Picnic and Dance Featured Wednesday
Citizens are reminded of the big Pashley picnic and dance on Wednesday next. With good weather, a great crowd is expected.
Cholera Breaks Out Among Hogs in Calgary Stockyards
Calgary reports a strict quarantine on feeder hogs entering the stockyards and bans exports until lifted. Dr. J. C. Hargrave notes disinfecting in all pens and ongoing checks on Chester White shipments after cholera cases linked to a May consignments to the Pacific coast. Farmers urged to report sickness to authorities to curb spread.
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Calgary
Lethbridge
Pacific Coast
J. C. Hargrave
Medicine Hat
Dominion
The
Herald
Major CP Rail reorganization in Western Canada announced
Winnipeg June 25 Specil to The News An important series of changes in the operating organization of the Canadian Pacific Railway Western Canada was announced by W. M. Neal General Manager Western. The changes take effect July 1 and include the retirement of A. B. Stevens after forty-two years with the company and the appointment of B. D. Cotterell as General Superintendent Manitoba district. New appointments include Halkett to Alberta district, Sutherland to Western lines, Jamieson to Calgary division, and Halkett succeeding Cameron in Alberta with Hambley moving to North Bay. These shifts reflect long service in Winnipeg Calgary Brandon and Vancouver divisions and alter leadership across Manitoba Alberta and the western network.
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Winnipeg
Specil
Raiway
Western Canada
W. M. Neal
Marages
A. EB. Stev BB
Manitoba
Nnipdy
Stesvetig
Canadian Pacific Service
Golden
B. D. Cotterell
Transportation
Mr. Stevens
A. Halkett
Algoma
Alberta
J. G. Sutherland
Calary
Brandon
Calgary
J. AcGregor
Portage
W. H. Hall
H. B. Bowen
Western Shops
Stern Lines
J. Lee
Craftomal Motive Power Department
Weston
A. Lupton
Andrew Halkett
Alperta
J.M
Cameron
Vancouver
Mooce Jaw
Kenora
Modse Aaw
Algoma District
North Bay
Halkett
Ip Thomas Hambley
Hinnipeg
E. Soterell
Cropt
Western Lines
J G. Sutherland
Field
Byi-G
Medicine Hat
al Berta
Wnii
J. L. Jamieson
Canadian Pacific
Cranisdet
Yesas
Vanier
Edmonton
Lethbridge
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George M. Dyoit
Inget
Colonel Fawcett
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River of Doubt
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