Revinsky Murder Trial Opens With Key Evidence Involving Katz
Startling testimony in Maple Creek Saskatchewan as Crown reveals links between Hymie Revinsky and victim David Katz. Witnesses describe clothing orders linked to Miller’s Clothing Shop Toronto, forged telegrams, and Revinsky's suspicious travels and finances. Remains identified by medical testimony and a K4 garment mark.
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Maple Creek
Sask
Revinsky
Harry Pinsky
Edmedson
Miller’s
Toronto
Alecused
Pinsky
Kaz
HaVinsky
Miller
Katz
Hymie Revinsky
David Katz
Swift Current
Nathan Katz
Silver
Medicine Hat
Rose
Herman Revinsky
Thiat Revinsky
F Riley
Ontario
West
Vancouver
David
Albert Vanburg
Carmichael
Solomon Silverman
York Street
H. Manilla
Silverman
Drilling to Be Resumed at Bull's Head Well
Directors from Medicine Hat Petroleum Co and Moose Jaw met in the city to plan an early resumption of drilling at Bull's Head. Upgraded steel equipment will replace old gear and a stock-raising effort is led by R. McNeill G. W. Henkel and J. E. King. The finance committee will operate from the Eagle Butte Oil Co. office on Sixth Avenue.
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Medicine Hat Petroleum Co
Moose Jaw
Bull’s Head
R. McNeill
G. W. Henkel
J. E. King
Eagle Butte Oil Co
Sixth Avenue
Plane From Far North Returns Across Continent
Edmonton May 1 Captain Parker D. Cramer and W. Gambie started a morning takeoff headed for Regina on a return flight from East Cape Siberia and Nome to New York. They flew 1200 miles from the Yukon and hoped to reach Chisago then New York by May 3, weather favorable.
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Edmonton
Parker D. Cramer
Gambie
Regina
East Cape
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
New York
Yukon
Chisago
Syke Bite
Kansas
Death of Baby Born in Jail Sparks Legal Focus
In Hamilton Ontario on May 1 the jury investigated the birth in jail of Mrs Annie Minnigan's twins on April 17. They exonerated the magistrate and officials from blame while ruling the birth premature and the first infant stillborn.
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Hamilton
Ont
Annie Minnigan
Bodies Found of Rescue Party In Ocean Search
Sydney reports the search for the Southern Cross ended as a land party located the body of Robert Hitchcock under the wing of the airplane Khootebarra and Lieut Neith Anderson's body about 40 yards away near the crash site in New South Wales on May 1.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Robert Hitchcock
Neith. Anderson
For Marriage Is Reduced In Italy By Mussolini
Rome May 1 Premier Mussolini lowers the legal marriage ages from 18 to 16 for men and from 15 to 14 for women in a bid to boost Italy's birth rate. The government cites sociological value and aims to curb free union common law marriages in industrial centers.
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Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Trainmen Report Heavy Snow West of Macleod
Trainmen coming in off the Crow's Nest division report snow is falling heavily west of Macleod impacting routes.
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Crow's Nest
Macleod
Stocker Cattle Exemption Shaped in New Tariff Debate
Washington reports that no tariff increase is set for stocker cattle as Congress hones a new tariff bill. The administration seeks minimal duties on cattle with Canada especially watched. Debates focus on redefining stockers and feeder cattle and possible duty shifts to three cents per pound for heavier stock.
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Washington, D.C
Francis G. Aldham
Congress
House
Senate
Mr. Hoover
Canada
British Columbia
New Brunswick
National Grange
The
Grange
Congres
Ways and
Far West
Manitoba Farmer Beats Wife Then Takes Poison
Selkirk May 1 A Manitoba farmer Fred Boschuk 2 near Libau beat his wife into unconsciousness with a lead pipe and then drank Paris Green poison dying soon after. Mrs Boschuk was found severely injured in the kitchen and rushed to Selkirk Hospital as neighbors reported screams. Police found Boschuk dead at his home with a suspected Paris Green dose.
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Selituk
Boschuk
Police Officer Turns Tables On Trio Of Bandits
London Ontario May 1 A DetroIt police officer on the Provincial highway six miles east of London in an early morning holdup confrontation shot and killed one bandit and wounded a second. The third escaped in the car. The dead man is believed to Robert Schacht and the wounded man, hospitalised with a leg wound, gave the name Tony Milano. Their addresses are unknown.
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London
Ont
Here
Dilworth
Tremendous Rush Of Grain Blocks Further Traffic
Port Colborne Ont May 1 grain congestion worsens as upper lake vessels jammed with 3 898 000 bushels elevators hold 3 000 000 bushels with no relief in sight four more boats with 1 304 000 bushels threaten delay Crews paid off leaving many unemployed in town Montreal Buffalo also waiting unloads strained
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Port Colborne
Ont
Yen Upper Lake
Montreal
Clean Sheet On Bracken Govt In Seven Sisters Case
Winnipeg May 1 The Royal Commission reports there is no proof of corruption or dishonesty by Premier Bracken or his government regarding the Seven Sisters power site deal with Winnipeg Electric. The majority finds donations to parties from Winnipeg Electric were not shown to influence officials.
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Bracken Govt
Seven Sisters
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters Power Site
Royal Commission
John Bracken
Manitoba
F. G. Taylor
K.C
Conservative Party
Winnipeg Electric Company
Bracken Party
Liberal Party
Bracken
Major
Clubb
Winnipeg Electric
Edmonton Chamber Presses Govt On Power Question
Premier J E Brownlee told the Edmonton power committee he would discuss power development with the city council but did not commit to actions. He noted Ontario style hydro plans and said the Board of Public Utilities Commissioners limits duplication. A study on power rates and provincial control is underway with special focus on Edmonton.
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Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Govt
Edmonton
J. E. Brownlee
Chamber of Commerce
Ontario
Thie Mint
TV OM Afathanilt
Wee Eee Prareeaey
Gene
We Aauleiss Oil
Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
Parliament Debates Interim Supply and Rail Measures
In Ottawa on May 1 the Commons debated post office estimates and approved interim supply bills totaling 56 million dollars for various loans and main estimates. Railway acquisitions received second readings, while nineteen divorce bills gained third reading and thirteen moves advanced to the second reading in the Commons. The Senate passed the interim supply and studied the Investment Trust Companies Act, sending it to the Banking and Commerce Committee.
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Ottawa
Senate
Post Office
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Government Merchant Marine
Quebec Oriental Railway
Atlantic, Quebec and Western Railway
Saint John and Quebec Railway Company
Kent Northern Railway Company
Inverness Railway
Committee On
Investment Trust Companies Act
Banking and Commerce Committee
Lord Mayor's Fund Reaches 8.4 Million for Miners
The Lord Mayor's fund for distressed miners closed at 4 215 000 pounds with a government pound-for-pound grant, totaling 8 436 000 dollars for relief. The closure was reported from London on May 1.
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London
C.P. Gabble
Ottawa as site for League Council meets international goals
A century old proposal by Sir Herbert Ames suggests Ottawa hosting an annual League Council meeting to raise the League of Nations profile in the Americas. The plan aims to prove universality, widen engagement beyond Europe, and promote global peace by bringing executive governance closer to the people.
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Towro
Herber J. Ames
Canada
League of Nations
King
Geneva
Ottawa
Council of the League
Europe
Ocean
League
United
States
South America
United States
Wheat seeding advances in Prairie provinces report
May 1 Wahapeg Manitoba leads with sixty five to seventy percent of wheat seeded. Saskatchewan shows thirty five to forty percent, Alberta ranges from twenty five to eighty percent. Coarse grain seeding begins across the three provinces.
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Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Itherta
Free Press
Alberta
Nine Acres Under Glass Planned For Medicine Hat Greenhouses
Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd progresses with five new greenhouses raising total glassed area to nine acres. Three 350 hp boilers will enlarge the heating system, with over sixteen thousand feet of glass required. The plant serves Fort William to interior British Columbia, expanding with Prairie Province settlement.
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Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd
Fort William
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Orchestra member Gib Pickering remains with Dutton ensemble
Notice states Gib Pickering is not leaving the orchestra. Dutton did not change members as reported but resigned to join Tommy Duttons Note Hawks. Ken Horne replaces on drums while the Orchestra continues under a new management. For engagements see Art Hunt.
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Aif
Dutton
Tommy Dutton
Orcchestra
Ken Horne
Art Hunt
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Maurice Freedman
Jrevinsky
Excuce
Bull’s Head Well
Buffalo
Brownlee
Gib
Pickering
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