Western Stock Growers Convention Draws Large Alberta Attendance
Lethbridge May 28 Western Stock Growers Convention drew about 125 stockmen and visitors for its 36th annual session. Senator Dan Riley led the opening, urging to retain herds while Mayor Barrow called for Alberta talks with Ottawa for tariffs and markets. He noted market difficulties from tariff and currency differences and pressure on cattle prices.
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Lethbridge
Dan Riley
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Riley
Barrow
May
Alberta
Ottawa
Old Country
Senator Riley
George Hoad Iey
Swanson
University of Alberta
Greenway
Lethbridge Board of Trade
Barrowman
Medicine Hat
Toronto Alberta speed record flight eyed by O Brian
Major Geoffrey O Bri an left De Haviland airport at 6 30 am in a Puss Moth to set a speed record Toronto to Edmonton He plans via Detroit Chicago Regina Saskatoon and Milk River with customs stops He already holds Toronto Winnipeg two way records and aims to breakfast in Toronto and dine in Edmonton before cattle shipments profit margins fall.
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Toronto
Geoffrey O.brian
de Haviland
Edmonton
Geo. G. Ross
O'Brian
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
N.D
Regina
Saskatoon
Milk River
Winniper
Bert Flinkler
London
Forrest Wins British Amateur Championship at Muirfield
John Cle Forrest of London defeated Eric Fiddian three and one to win the British amateur golf championship at Muirfield Scotland. Maureen Orcutt led women qualifiers at Saunton with 151 after two rounds, Enid Wilson topped the 36 hole British women's qualifying with 154, Virginia Van Wie and Diana Plump ton followed as the field advanced.
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Muirfield
Scotland
John Cle Forrest
Eric Fiddian
Saunton
Eng
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N.J
Launton
Devonshire
Enid Wilson
Virginia van Wie
United States
Miss Wilson
England
Diana Plumpton
Alberta Pool Ordered to Pay Bank Overdrafts
Justice Ewing ruled the Alberta Livestock Pool acted ultra vires by guaranteeing overdrafts after taking trusteeship of the St Paul Co Operative Livestock Association. The pool must pay $5,672 to Banque Canadienne Nationale plus costs and interest. St Paul Co Operative to pay $9,500. The decision preserves the pool’s broader role in cooperative marketing and its aim to keep the St Paul unit operating.
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Calgary
A Whule
Co-Operative
Listinohes
Justicie’ Ewing
Lahided
Banque ‘Canadienne Nationale
Liveoe Co-Operative
Alberta
Limiou
Dvcide
St. “Paul Co-Operativé Livestock Association, Limited
Atherta Livestock Pool
St. “Paul Association
Justice Wing
St. Paut Association
St. Paul Company
St. Paul
St Paul Company
Bank
Box Lacrosse Tonight Sparks Local All Star Clash
Two all-star teams meet at the Arena tonight at 9 15 o clock under the S A R and Independents banners Admission is low with free entry for children The Independents feature Mcintosh F R Litcisay Lindsay Ferguson Whout Jy Teet Ross McKay Pudge McCallum McEachern Legh Scott Sid Long Cu Feeler Legion lines up Charles Staines Cowburn Thoringon McDougall Craver Quail Storie McArthur Robertson Stan Long and B Barons as listed in the program.
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S.A.R
Independents
Mcintosh
FR. Litcisay
J. Lindsay
Ferguson
Whout
Jy. Teet
Ross McKay
Pudge McCalluim
McEachern
World travellers reach city in record journey aboard famed car
The owners Mr and Mrs J Lee and chauffeur Daniel Stone arrived in the city after a 120000 mile global tour in the “Baby” car. Glass mileage plates line the engine hood detailing routes through Great Britain Europe Africa Asia and the Americas.
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Aear
J. Lee
Daniel Stone
Great Britain
Europe
Monaco
Liechtenstein
Napoleon
Corsica
Egypt
Sahara
South Africa
Zululand
Basutoland
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Rhodesia
Sape Colony
Arabia
Holy Land
Bagdad
Persia
Shay
England
Switzerland
France
Germany
Sweden
Poland
Denmark
Majorca
Spain
Latvia
Luxembourg
U.S. A
Mexico
Austria
Belgium
Czecho- Slovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Norway
Esthenia
Lithuania
Andorra
Syria
Iraq
Italy
Palestine
Cape Colony
Rhodesis
Natal
Orange ‘Free State
Jugo-Slavia
Grain inspections report for Winnipeg on May 28
Inspectors counted 502 cars of wheat up from 115 last year. Oats 27 against 64, barley 12 against 76, flax 3 against 4, rye 11 against 17, and other grits 1 against 0. Contracts noted as 453 for wheat and 0 for others.
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Winnipegg
Wisday
Amphibian Flight Aims To Cross Rockies From Lethbridge
Canadian Airways pilot N G Forrester leaves Lethbridge in a leaning amphibian biplane bound for Vancouver with Mrs Forrester and J White of Winnipeg aboard. If successful this will be the first amphibian to cross the Rockies between these cities overcoming engine trouble that halted a similar attempt last summer.
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Lethbridge
Canadian Airways
N. G. Forrester
Vancouver
Grand Forks
B.C
Prairies
Scouts to Assist Imperial Conference Expedition
Alberta Boy Scouts may serve as supernumerary messengers at the Imperial Conference in Ottawa this summer. Fifteen year olds and above who are first class will be accepted. 48 boys will participate. They will camp in Ottawa with estimated costs of about 75 cents daily per scout plus return rail fare and meals. Dominion headquarters will coordinate arrangements and provide orientation to the Capital and its institutions.
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Alberta
Canada
Bennett
Skelton
Ottawa
Dominion
Mystery Island
Eight Communists Denied Habeas Corpus in Nova Scotia
Halifax May 28 Eight aliens held for deportation as Communists were refused writs of habeas corpus in the Nova Scotia Supreme Court. Justice Carroll ruled sufficient evidence supported deportation orders and dismissed the applications. the eight named individuals remain in detention while appeals proceed before the minister of immigration.
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Halifax
W.F. Carroll
Nova Scotia Supreme Court
A. H. Russell
K.C
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Varios
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Justice Carroll
Canada
Arvo Vaara
Vapors
Sud
Wills Moody and Ryan Capture French Doubles Title
Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan won the French Championships doubles title in Paris on May 21 defeating Mrs. Bifeda and partners 6-1 6-3 in the final. Teams from the United States and England competed for the championship.
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Auteuil
France
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
United States
Bifeda
Bennett Whittingstall
Bett
Nut Hall
England
Mussolini Plans Immediate Meeting on Austrian Crisis
Premier Mussolini deemed Austria's finances grave and ordered an immediate meeting of British French and German financial experts with the League of Nations financial commission to seek action.
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Rome
Mussolini
Austria
Financial Commission
The
League of Nations
Swift and Company head Edward Swift Falls to Death in Chicago
Edward F. Swift Sr., chairman of Swift and Company, jumped from his sixty storey Chicago apartment window. He was 64 and had been ill recently. Brother Charles Swift said he planned to rest in Europe after medical advice, and the affair leaves the firm in excellent condition.
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Chicago
Edward F. Swift
Swift and Company
Charles H. Swift
Packing Company
Beath
Packer
Gustavus Frank
Swift
The Gold Standard Address at Rotary Club Meeting
Mr. Stewart Ashley of Dominion Bank spoke on The Gold Standard before the Rotary Club. He defined money as a medium of exchange and a measure of value and explained how the gold standard stabilizes purchasing power and anchors prices against inflation.
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Stewart Ashley
Dominion Bank
Rotary Club
Canada
Empire trade talks weigh routes to markets at Ottawa
London reports experts from Britain Dominions and India discuss how British products may reach Empire markets without harming domestic industries. Canada South Africa New Zealand Australia and India seek tariff terms while Ireland considers dairy trade expansion amid oath dispute and political tensions.
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London
AWB
Bouln Astica
Wit
Nas
Canada
South Africa
Germany
Montreal
New Zealand
G. W. Forbes
Forbes
Ottawa
Australia
India
Britain
Britih
Alberta names new chief game guardian Clark takes post
Edmonton May 27 The government announces Stanley H Clark of En trance Alta as Alberta's new chief game guardian to fill the vacancy caused by the December death of Benjamin Leathton. Clark was chosen from about 40 applicants. Weather prospects cloudy with showers. temperature 58 to 34.
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Edmonton
Stanley H. Clark
Entrance
Alta
Alberta
George Hoadley
Clark
Benjamin Leathton
Edmonton forgery case ends with suspended sentence
Walter Torchinsky a Fedora farmer was found guilty of forgery and uttering but per judge Ford received a one year suspended sentence. He admitted the Crown's case yet proclaimed innocence. The fraud involved a $504 cheque drawn in A. P. Gillies’s name. Torchinsky claimed grain belonged to Gillies to justify the payment, then spent the funds.
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Edmonton
Walter Torchinsky
Justice Ford
Totchinski
Angus P. Gliles
Topchinski
Gillies
Ant Torphinbkl
Alliance Elevator
L. S. Todd
Torchinski
A. P. Gillies
Todd
Alex *Fraser
Forchinialal
Birgoor
Crown
TomingRi
G&érie
E. B. Cogswill
British Railways to Pool Receipts Across Major Lines
A London cable reports the two largest British railway groups, the London Midland Scottish and the London and Northeastern, agreeing to pool receipts whenever competition exists. The move aims to reduce losses from time to time as travel demand fluctuates and to eliminate redundant services between the partners.
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New York
New York Times Today
London
Great Britain
London, Midland and Scottish
London and
Northeastern
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