Liberal Leader Capt J T Shaw Addresses Alberta Address
Capt J T Shaw Liberal leader spoke at the Empress theatre last night on provincial issues. The address praised Liberalism and outlined solutions for Alberta. Candidates C S Pingle H H Foster and D McEachern spoke to a large audience with strong reception. J A King chaired the event.
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J. T. Shaw
Empress Theatre
Liberal Party
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Cypress
Empress
Capt
C. S. Pingle
H. H W. Foster
D. McEachern
J. A. King
Medicine Hat Federal Liberal Association
R. C. Black
Carl Bens
Irvinie
H. N. Cavan
Dunmore
J. Robinson
H. H. Foster
Pakowki
Cypress Liberal pick Foster at Empress nominating
Asshte H H Foster of Pakowki was chosen by casting vote of president J Sergeant at a Cypress Liberal Association nominating convention held at the Empress theatre. Nine candidates stood, Beny received the fewest votes, Foster won after a tied second vote, with Sergeant casting the deciding ballot.
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H. H.foster
Pakowki
Cypress Liberals Association
J. Sergeant
Empress Theatre
R. C. Black
Medicine Hat
J. Flath
H. N.cavan
Dunmore
H. H. Foster
Kowki
Carl Beny
Irvine
Jasobinson
T. C. Nestle
Dr. Duncan
Perren Baker
N. N. Cavan
Beny
Cavan
Foster
Sergeant
Goeselin
Winnifred
Cypress Liberal Association
W. L. Mackenzie King
J. T. Shaw
Etzikom
M. S. Schroeder
Walsh
Sec
Treas
F. J. McLaughlin
Miss Cory Leads in Mississippi Popularity Contest
Miss Ila Cory holds a slim lead in the popularity contest with Miss Cory, Drew, Nor tham Routledge and Bruce tied for second. Miss Johnson follows as new entrants push for position while Redcell's Missox trails with full returns not yet received. Baby contest entries pour in at Chamber of Commerce offices ahead of Monday’s vote publication.
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Ta Cory
Drew
Northam Routledge
Bruce
Miss Johnson
Missox
Redcell
Chamber of Commerce
Merchant Marine Shows Profit Rise for 1926 First Four Months
Canadian Government Merchant Marine Limited reports a four month 1926 operating profit of 19,007.53 versus a 581,457.41 loss in the prior year, an overall improvement of 600,654.94. The release notes a total financial recuperation through April 30, 1926 compared to 1925.
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Montreal
Merchant Marine, Limited
Weather report shows warm western Canada across regions
The West feels warm with readings in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while Alberta grows cooler. Northwest winds stay moderate as clouds drift over Vancouver Victoria and Saskatoon with clear skies reported in Regina Winnipeg and Medicine Hat. Sunday forecast hints at fair but cooler conditions.
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Regina
Pepechis
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wheat Prices Rise Mildly On Fire Pressure Easing
Winnipeg reports a small uplift in wheat as fire pressure eases and export demand improves. May May closing at 1.52 strong. July 1.481 2. Oct 1.315 8. Market shows sold out appearance with limited business and some short covering. U S crop experts warn spring wheat lacks moisture amid hot weather. European demand appears firmer. coarse grains demand modest. Cash wheat strong but offerings scarce. cash coarse grains barley has fair inquiry.
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Winnipeg
United States
Broomhall
CNR Promotes R H M to Assistant General Counsel
R H M of Temple, after seven years as regional counsel for the Canadian National Railways, will serve as assistant general counsel for the system from Montreal. G M Hair of Winnipeg succeeds him as regional counsel, having previously been solicitor for the CNR at that point and earlier with the Grand Trunk legal staff.
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Temple
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Montreal
G. M. Hair
C.N.R
Grand Trunk
Norge Reaches Teller Alaska After North Pole Flight
The Norge from King's Bay Spitzbergen arrives at Teller Alaska at two this morning EST. An onboard crew is reported well and all else said to be OK. Nome remains the destination, about 75 miles southeast, on Behring Sea coast.
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Bremerton
Wash
St Paul Island
Navy
Army
Nome
Alaska
Vancouver
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Teller
O.K
Fort Clarence
Behring Sea
Industrial exhibits from Canada displayed in Calgary post office
Exhibits from across Canada are shown in Calgary post office windows, including Alberta Clay Products and Medualta Stoneware Co. A note to Secretary Huckvale of the Chamber of Commerce urged labeling to show manufacturers. Secretary Slackvale wrote to Hon. Charles Stewart and received a ministerial reply directing department officers to add suitable labels.
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Canada
Calgary
Alberta Clay Products
Medualta Stoneware Co
Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
Slackvale
Charles Stewart
Miners Conference Adjourns Without Decision
London May 15 The conference of Miners delegates adjourned shortly after gathering until next Thursday. No decision was reached on Government proposals to settle the miners dispute with mine owners. Delegates will carry the proposals to districts before Thursday.
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London
Roths Well Update From Oil Rig Progress
The Roth No. 1 well remains at 3750 feet with the crew continuing to drill through shale and determine the interval. The operation focuses on reaching productive strata as the Cit reports ongoing drilling activity at the site.
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Roth No. 1
Polish Leader Resigns as Pilsudski Seizes Warsaw
Reports from Warsaw and Berlin on May 15 indicate President Wojciechowski and Premier Witos have resigned after all night parleyes. Marshal Pilsudski gains control of Warsaw Belvedere Palace fallen to rebels. troops across Poland reportedly side with him. volunteers flock to his camp as he forms a cabinet.
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Warsaw
Pilsudski
Berlin
Wolff Bureau
Kurier Poronny
Wojciechowski
Witos
New York
Poland
Mrshal Pilsudski
Belvedere Palace
Wartawaha
Prague
Spie
Joseph Pilsudski
Budget debate nearly ends in House of Goumans
Ottawa May 14 The budget debate nearly ended as members waited for the question to be put. J A Verville Liberal Lotbinieye spoke and the debate continued. About a dozen Government members and a few Conservatives plus Progressives were present. J J Armstrong Conservative Lambton East was named chairman of a special committee to probe coal sources. A A G Bury Conservative Edmonton East was named vice chairman. A further meeting will be held next Wednesday.
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Ottawa
Goumans
Speaker
House
J. A. Verville
Lotbinieye
Tree Roots Fill An Eight Inch City Sewer Pipe
Poplar roots at Cambridge Street extend fifteen feet into a concrete eight inch sewer pipe from a tree thirty three feet away. Hair roots penetrated small cracks to reach water, filling the joint and proving the joint was tight.
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Cambridge Street
Effort Made to Smuggle a Law to Scott
Springfield May 15 Russell Scott once saved from the gallows for the murder of Joseph Maurer drug clerk now to be examined for sanity at Chester If mentally sound he will be sent back to Chicago where he awaits death sentence Judge C M Jenkins will appoint the sanity board It was learned a recent attempt was made to smuggle a saw to Scott.
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Springfield
Tls
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Chester
Chicago
C. M. Jenkins
Public Welfare
Scott
Doings In Parliament Ottawa May 15 Budget Debate
The day in Parliament reports the budget debate resuming in the House of Commons. Speakers yesterday included T G Murphy Conservative Neepawa J A Verville Liberal Lobinieres W J Lovey Progressive Macdonald W A Mullins Conservative Marquette S Charters Conservative Peels J FE Dussault Liberal Levis A P Culligan Conservative Restizouche Madawasa.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Commons
T. G. Murphy
Neepawa
J. A. Verville
Lobinieres
W. J. Lovey
Macdonald
W. A. Mullins
Marquette
S. Charters
Peels
J. FE. Dussault
Rotary Western Canada conference set for Winnipeg next spring
At Lake Louise May 14 the Rotarians of Western Canada adopted a resolution to hold the next conference in Winnipeg. A banquet featured presentations to Regina mayor George Tooke retiring district governor with silverware. Carl Faust of Jackson Miss led Rotary International with Canadian buffalo head crest gift to Faust. Edmonton and Saskatoon contingents provided entertainment.
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Lake Louise
Alta
Rotarians
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Rotary District Number Four
Chateau Lake Louise
George Tooke
Regina
Carl Faust
Jackson
Miss
Rotary International
Buffalo
BE. L, Richardson
Ernie Willis
George May
Max Knirck
Aho
Faust
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Capt. Shaw
Brownlee
Liberals
Mr. Foster
Carl Shaw
Indian Head
Mr. McEachern
Empress Conpear
Empress In
Emress
Shaw
Pingle
Pingla
Ila Cory
Northam
Rutledge
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Canadian Health Congress
Toronto
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Jack McDougall
Fred Lauback
C. C. Smith
Civic Union
City Hall
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Medicine Hat, Alberta
John Randall Dunn, C.S.B
Boston
Mass
The
Mother Church
Massachusetts
C.F. Hall
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