Japanese to Move 20 000 Troops into Shantung Province
Shanghai reports Japan plans a large troop movement into Shantung between Sunday and month end bringing total Japanese forces to about 28 000. Fighting near Tsinan remains under control and communications between Tsingtao and Tsinan are restored. Peking observers fear possible broader anti foreign sentiment as military developments unfold.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Tsingtao
Tsinan
Tokio
Saskatoon Freighter Strikes Reef Near Rock of Sedna
The Saskatoon, a Canada Steamship Lines freight ship from Port Arthur to Hubbell with copper and grain, ran onto a reef near Ile Royale. The crew is safe and the cargo may aid lightering while authorities plan repair and salvage at Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Saskatoon
Canada Steamaip Lines
Hubbell
Ile Royale
Plane Crash Claims Two Ford Pilots in Detroit
A tri motor transport plane crashed after takeoff from Detroit airport killing two Ford Motor Company pilots, William Man and E. K. Parker, on their first training run to Buffalo New York. The accident happened as the aircraft lifted from the ground without sufficient flying speed.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Wiliam Man
E. K.parker
Buffalo
N.Y
Britisher Drops Out of the Big Marathon
Freemont Ohio May 12 with Andrew Payne Oklahoma youth again heading the big parade Pyle's Bun Ion Derbylists moved eastward from here sixty one miles to Elyria today Payne has covered 2689.3 miles from Los Angeles Left behind was Peter Gavuzzi youthful Briton who was forced out Friday after a bad tooth followed by inability to digest his food sapped his vitality Gavuzzi at the start Friday morning from Wauseon was leader over Payne by three hours forty five minutes twenty seconds John Salo Passaic N J captured Friday s lap thus advancing to second place in the race for leadership Phil Granville Hamilton is in third place John Cronick Saskatoon finished tenth
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Freemont
Ohio
Andrew Payne
Oklahoma
Pyle
Elyria
Payne
Los Angeles
Peter Gavuzzi
Gavuzzi
Wauseon
John Salo
Passaic
N.J
Phil Granville
Hamilton
John Cronick
Saskatoon
Wrigley Marathon Swim Heads to Toronto at CNE
The third Wrigley Marathon will be staged in Toronto during the Canadian National Exhibition. J Allan Ross for William Wrigley Jr. announced two races, a 10 mile women’s swim on August 9 and a 15 mile men’s swim on September 5, with a total prize pool of 50000 dollars.
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Toronto
J. Allan Ross
William Wrigley Jr
Chichiso
Edmonton Fire Destroys Trudeau Garage Area Damages Seen
A Friday fire in Edmonton heavily damaged Trudeau service garage on 103 Street near Asper Avenue, with 20 cars destroyed and stock losses estimated between 60 000 and 100 000. Firefighting crews from all stations, aided by Alberta Provincial Police, kept order as the blaze consumed the building and affected neighboring properties including Duguid Battery Service and Central Dry Goods Store.
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Edmonton
Trudeau Service
Asper Avenue
103 Street
Duguid's
Battery Ser Ice
Lorne H. Bell Machine Shop
E' German Edelweiss Club
Central Dry Goods
Chér"Dutton
Yles
Alberta
Trudeau
Duguid Battery
Bell Machine Shop
Busy Opening Imminent for New Teco Stores
Great interest surrounds the upcoming Teco stores as completion nears. George A. Clash, who opened the Eaton Groceteria, is named manager. Two carloads of fixtures have arrived and workers toil overtime to ready merchandise from fashion centers ahead of the opening. Announcement of the opening date will be made Monday.
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Teco
George A. Clash
Eaton Groceteria
New Traffic By law Enforced As City Sees Rising Traffic
City Council last Monday approved a new Traffic By-law now in effect. Police urge citizen cooperation to observe provisions protecting pedestrians and drivers and preventing accidents. By-law applies to all city streets with updated regulations readers should note.
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Police Department
Former Medicine Hat youth dies in Oregon mining accident
Jimmin Eaton 22, son of Walter Eaton a well known local house decorator, was killed near Portland Oregon while working for a lumber company. He was born in Winnipeg and moved here in youth, leaving about two years ago. The death occurred minutes after the injury, with his father informed at 1 p.m. and a stepmother confirming the death shortly after.
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Jimmin ‘Eaton
Walter Eaton
Portland
Oregon
Eaton
Winnipeg
Jimmie Eaton
Beatty outlines air transportation prospects in Canada
Winnipeg May 11. President Beatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company says the expansion of air mail and express service in Eastern Canada will depend on current operations. He notes no immediate East or West extensions planned, cites growing tourism and immigration prospects, and mentions possible future expansion toward Nipawin and Hudson Bay after assessing regional development and the company’s branch-line program.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kk. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Beatty
Asaid
Alberta
United States
Europe
Hudson’s Bay
Nipawin
Saskatchewan River
Prince of Tourists
Ottawa House approves public works estimates in supply debate
In Ottawa the House in committee of supply passed all public works estimates for public buildings after hours of discussion. Key items include 97 000 for elevator attendants and 385 000 for bar services with a 650 000 repair and maintenance vote. An air quality dispute in the Commons drew comment from P McGibbon and H H Stevens amid talks on overall spending.
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Ottawa
House
Committee of Supply
Commons
Rideau Hall
P. McGibbon
Muskoka
H. H. Stevens
Vancouver Centre
Dr. McGibbon
Elliott
House of Commons
A. E. Ross
Kingston
Public Works Department
Abbot's Speed Wins Jubilee Handicap at Kempton Park
Lord Dewar's five year old Abbot's Speed won the Kempton Park Jubilee Handicap by three lengths over Autocrat with Uncle Woody in third. Fourteen handicappers ran 2 ¼ miles as Abbot's Speed started at 6 to 1 while Autocrat and Uncle Woody were 88 to 1.
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Kempton Park
Eng
Lord Dewar
Abbot’s
JL Steels
Autocrat
Uncle Woody
Day in Parliament and a Woodstock accident
The report notes in Ottawa that the Senate will meet Monday to consider Government Bills of the Department of Labor estimates after routine business was disposed of yesterday. In Woodstock Ontario Thomas Riley aged 17 lost his arm at his workplace in a tragic accident yesterday.
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Ottawa
Can
Senate
Department of Labor
Woodstock
Ont
Thomas Riley
Booths and Eddy Mills Shut by High Water Floods Hit Ottawa Area
Ottawa on May 12 saw J R Booth Company’s Chaudiere Falls mill close forcing 750 workers to the unemployed as floods add layoffs. E B Eddy Company Hull trimmed operations with 75 workers laid off. Fort Coulonge and Gatineau Point report rising rivers flooding roads and homes while boats ferry mourners to Vinton cemetery.
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Ottawa
J. R. Booth Company
Chaudiere Falls
E. B. Eddy Company, Inc
Hull
Fort Coulonge
Quebec
Coulonge
Gatineau Point
Gatineau
Vinton
Qué
Six eerie paintings stun London society at Royal Academy show
London May 11 Six paintings by Charles Sims RA shock the Royal Academy private view with disturbing symbolic figures as premier Baldwin, Ramsay MacDonald and other notables look on. The event coincides with a bustling social crowd and notable artworks including The Black Cap by Sir William Orphen.
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London
Charles Sims
Burlington House
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbel
Oxford
Margot
John
Lavery
India
Hletante
Piccadilly
Sir William Orphen
Black Cap
Sir William
England
Sims
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson
Winston Churchill
Joan Manning Saunders
Diamonds worth 200000 owned by Princess lost in Saint Raphael flight
In May 11 London reports diamonds and other jewels from Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim valued at about 200000 were aboard the Saint Raphael during her doomed Atlantic flight last August. Friends say the jewels, cherished family heirlooms, were taken for safekeeping and possible sale in the United States. The Duke of Nemours recounts Captain Hamilton told him of a plan to autograph notes with the Princess Minchin and himself and sell as souvenirs after landing.
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London
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Saint Raphael
Leslie Hamilton
Col
F. F. Minchin
United States
Prince Charles Philip
Duke ‘of
Hamilton
America
Col. Minchin
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League of Nations
Teinan-Fu
Daily Mail
Dispatch
Peking
Great Lakes
Ay Ton
Jimmy Eaton
CPRB
Abbot
EDDY
Neral
Fifth Ave. Church
Assinibota
Chas. Sims
Anna Karenine
Tolstoi
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