Canada faces a serious tariff issue with the U S A says Lucien Cannon
Windsor Ontario May 25 Canadian Press Hon Lucien Cannon Sol Gen says Canada faces a serious problem with the United States We are not looking for a fight but will not run away from it A cool hard headed tariff policy is urged by Ross Cray MP for West Lambton He warns if the States cut off Canada as a customer the country will seek new markets
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Solicitor General
Canada
U.S.A
Avers
Ross Cray
West Lambton
Windsor
Ont
Lucien Cannon
United
Canberas
U.S
Fire damages Lethbridge high school in midnight blaze
A $75,000 fire engulfed the Lethbridge new Collegiate building trapping flames in the roof and delaying alarm. Three firemen were hospitalized from smoke and injuries, including Chief Hardy who narrowly escaped a fall as the roof collapsed. Temporary arrangements will seat classes in Gentral school facilities as the blaze disrupts the remainder of the school year.
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Lethbridge
Lethbridge New Collegiate
Schoghewv Nee V Whion
Hardy
Llis
Calt Hospital
Genttal
Gentral
A. J. Watson
Murdered Girl Found Near Fort Bragg
The body of six year old Teresa Johnson was found in a clearing near her Fort Bragg home after a search by 150 lumbermen led by her father S. D. Johnson. Autopsy indicates she was attacked and strangled before dawn yesterday.
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Fort Bragg
Calif
Teresa Johnson
S. D. Johnson
Thanksgiving Service Planned on June 16 in Ottawa
In accord with His Majesty King George desire subjects across the Empire will join in thanksgiving for his recovery from illness. Plans are being considered for a National Thanksgiving service here with an afternoon service on Parliament Hill contemplated.
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King George
Parliament Hill
Ottawa
Empire
Gas Possibilities Survey by Regina Eng in Buffalo Expert
H R Davis a Buffalo New York consulting engineer hired by Regina to study gas possibilities visited Medicine Hat and the Eagle Butteril Company well in the Cypress Hills. He surveys anticlines and natural gas potential to prepare a city report.
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H. R. Davis
Buffalo
N.Y
Regina
Medicine ‘Hat
Eagle Butteril Company
Cypress Hills
Mr. Davis
Regina Couple Marries In Flight Above City
In Regina on May 25 a couple wed 2,400 feet above the city at 7 35 o clock with Rev J D Wilkie officiating. Bride Muriel Sufit James is daughter of J A James Chaplin and groom W Leighton Robinson Regina clothier son of Fred Robinson. A half hour honeymoon flight followed the ceremony with Miss Margarit Nicks as bridesmaid and Jack Wright the pilot and best man.
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Regina
Canada
Muriel Sufit James
J. A. James
Chaplin
W. Leighton Robinson
Fred Robinson
Regina Clothier
J. D. Wil
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg show large car totals
Winnipeg reports inspections of wheat last year reached 1,400 rail cars, up from 278 cars in the prior period.
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Winnipeg
Public Open Day At Placer Test Site Draws Crowds
Hundreds of visitors toured the Placer test site near Anderson ranch, marveling at the gravel extraction process. They watched the drill drive the casing, the sand pump bring gravel to the surface, and Mr. Holmes pan the gravel. The crew operated smoothly under the engineer in charge as lunch and lemonade were provided for all attendees.
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Hver
Anderson Ranch
Mr. Holmes
Wiliam W. Johnson
Uc Property
Empire Shopping Committee Named Alberta Co ordinating Body
A provincial committee for Empire Shopping Week in Canada has been named with representatives from Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge Medicine Hat and Drumheller. Members include R J Hutchings M C Costello John Burns John Hanna Geo H Van Allen John Blue J H Pavey T Ashenhurst alderman A C Sloane Mrs H G C Marshall Mrs J W Johnston Charles Pratt H C McConkey L W Caldwell Geo B Davies Howard Stuchbury A C McKay and others. Governor Mgbert will speak May 27 on CJCA Edmonton Journal. Mayer Bruce Edmon ton to follow May 31. Alberta product displays in stores and Canada cards will be issued. The event emphasizes buying local then Canadian then Empire products.
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Calgary
Canada
A& Provincial
Kidmonton
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Drumhiller
Alberta
R. J. Hutchings
Canadian Manufacturers’ ‘Association
M. C. Costello
Calgary Iron Works
John Burns
Burns and Co., Ltd
C.D.E
J. W. Johnston
Albert Women's Institutes
Charles Pratt
Medalta Potteries, Ltd
H. C. McConkey
Ty Grade Coal Co
Drumheller
L. W. Caldwell and Co., Ltd, Calgary;. Geo. B. Davies, Lethbridge Iron Works ,Co
Ltt
Howard Stuchbury
H. F. McKee
Edmonton Industrial Association
A. C. McKay
Retail Merchants’ Association
Yacat
Mgbert
CJCA
Edmonier: Journal
Empire Shopping Week
Empire Products
Nine Killed and 19 Injured On Holiday
Ontario accidents on Victoria Day left nine dead and 19 hurt. A level crossing crash near Maidstone Essex County killed a mother and two daughters while husband Charles Reed of Brantford sustained serious injuries. Reed was hospitalized in Windsor. Fireworks caused no deaths and only three injuries. no drownings reported.
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Toronto
Ontario
Victoria
Maidstone
Essex County
Charles Reed
Brantford
Reed
Windsor
French Letter Rate E Reduced for France At 2c Per Ounce
The letter rate to France has been cut to 2 cents per ounce or fraction thereof. The rate on single postcards is also 2 cents each. All other rates to France stay unchanged.
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France
Belfast results show Craigavon Loyalist sweep in NI election
Ulster government back in power as Premier Viscount Craigavon secures stronger support. Unionists rise to 38 seats, Nationalists 11, Independents 2, Socialists 1, with Republicans routed and Nationalist leader Joseph Devlin becoming opposition head. Belfast University seats pending.
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Belfast
Viscount Craigavon
Northern Ireland
Liberal- Republican Party
Ulster
Great Britain
Prince Ne Sagan in Critical Condition after Self Inflicted Shot
Prince Ne Sagan son of former Anna Gould lies near death eight days after a self inflicted wound at a private hospital. Doctors initially operated but pleurisy worsened his condition as the youth waited to wed before 21. J C Linklater resigns as Gananoque Public School principal after 41 years.
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Yaris
Prince Ne Sagan
Anna Gould
J. C. Linklater
Gananoque
Dominion Revolver Contest Won By CPR Police Team
The Canadian Pacific Railway Police Ontario No 1 team won the Dominion revolver championship for the Chaef Constable's Association trophy with 1402 points, the highest in the contest's history. Sixteen teams competed for the title, with Winnipeg city police second and Montreal city police third. The winning score came with a standard 32 Colt revolver, not a special pistol.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Police
Ontario
Dominion
E. Deb Panet
E. O’brien
Sudbury
H. H. Gyves
Port McNicoll
New Brunswick
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
C.P.R
Rocket Fire Damages Roof On Fifth Street
Firefighters were called to 80 Fifth Street after a rocket fell on the roof last night. The blaze burned through to the attic before it was extinguished, leaving a sizable hole in the roof.
Gasoline Explosion Kills Boy in Fisher Branch Incident
Winnipeg May 25 Three year old Walter Mykyforuk died after a gasoline explosion sparked by a father trying to fill a cigarette lighter from a jar. Four others burned Lava eight and Mike fourteen also treated. Steven Nykyforuk and Nellie Porsyke were injured.
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Winnipeg
Walter Mykyforuk
Fisher Branch
Mac
Winnipey
Mike
Steven Nykyforuk
Nellie Porsyke
Sask Swept By Cyclonic Storm
Brownlee Sask May 25 roofs of houses sheds granaries and machinery were blown off by a cyclonic windstorm around 7 o clock. Several miles of telephone lines down and rural communications broken. A striking phenomenon eight minutes of total darkness with the sun shining above caused extreme confusion.
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Brownlee
Sask
Liberal Party Aims for Lasting World Peace Manifesto
In London on May 25, Liberal leaders including David Lloyd George and Sir Charles Hobhouse stressed a program to abolish war as a means to settle disputes. They cited wartime losses and costs and urged a foreign policy aligned with a world order that outlawed war. The note criticizes the Conservative government for insufficient antiwar actions and cites Locarno as an initial step, while Churchill rebukes Labour’s stance on industry.
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Lloyd George
Sik'e J. Samuel
Lord Beaciamp
C. Hobhouse
Ackland
London
Liberal Party
David Lloyd Georg Ta Mugl
Cont Yd
Charles Hobhouse
Europe
British Empire
Mawranna Buttan
Locarno
Stanley Baldwin
Chancellor Warns Conservatives on Labour Threat to Industry
The Chancellor of the Exchequer urged Conservatives and Liberals to defend national welfare against a Labour rise he said would seize industry. He blamed Labour for planned shifts that would devastate workers, especially in the motor trade, and argued Kenna duties kept motor costs down. Coventry, a key industry center, faces uncertainty as votes loom.
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Socialist Party
Socialist Party, With ‘the Liberals Yelping At Their Falls,” Added Mr. Churchill
Coventry
Iit
Hockey Player Percy Meuregor In Grave Condition
Grenfell Saskatchewan May 25 The condition of Percy Meuregor a Moosomin hockey player remains grave after sustaining a fractured skull in a Monday fall from an auto running board He is still unconscious continue in hospital
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Grenfell, Sask
Percy Meuregor
Moosomin
Mrnday
Mrs Gene Tunney Suffers Relapse After Operation
Friends and relatives fear a relapse in Mrs Gene Lauder Tunney while she convalesces from a recent operation. Despatches from Brioni Italy report a relapse after an emergency appendicitis operation on April 30. Descriptions mention Mrs Tunney and her mother Mrs George Gauder Jr. spending the holiday in Brioni with the Tunneys.
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New York
N.Y
Gene Lauder Tunney
Brioni
Italy
Tunneys
George’ Sauder Jr
Tunney
Empire Day Radio Seen as Great School Aid
Empire Day radio broadcast under provincial government auspices drew praise as a successful experiment linking radio with schools. Local dealers aided by supplying receivers to multiple schools. programs were well received by students and teachers.
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Medicine Hat
Anderson
Brunswick
Assiniboia
Misi
Fleming
Music House
Crossley
Dixon
Elm. St. School
C. H. Niles
M. Lindlaw
Toronto St
Adhdal
Elmer Jrlemuing
Menitedh
Sockeye Treaty Sparks House Row Over Article
In the Commons May 25 A W Neill disowned a Mail and Empire piece on a Pacific fisheries treaty. He denounced it a malignant propaganda, while Conservative MPs and Premier Mackenzie King clashed over whether the article was true. The Speaker ruled Neill could object but not argue the privilege claim, noting translation issues would delay distribution.
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Tolawa
House of Ommons
A. W. McNeil
Comox Alberni
Mail and Empire
Neill
United States
Cansdy
British Columbia
Bennett
Jiemieux
Mackenzie King
Speaker
H. H. Stevens
Vancouver South
Asc
Nei
Jenglish
Navy
Houney
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Muelle
Groener
Ang- Wirth
Germa
Berlin
Mueller
Empire Shopping Committee
Mr. C. Pratt
George Lynch-Staunton
Hamiltah
Ulster Govt
Prince DE Sagan
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Essex
Winaston Churchill
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
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Rac
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