Dairy groups oppose oleomargarine continuation in Canada
Ottawa May 30. National Dairy Council and dairymen associations object to importation manufacture and sale of oleomargarine in Canada. W F Carroll protested hearing only one side. he was ruled out of order and left. Speakers included D Arcy Scott E H Stonehouse R T Love and W A Wilson.
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W. ¥. Carroll
Cape Breton
Canada
Ottawa
National Dairy Council
Dominion
Committee On Agriculture
Dairy Council
W. F. Carroll
Cape Breton South
Me. Carroll
Fred Kay
Missisquoi
D'Arcy Scott
E. H. Stonehouse
R. T. Love
Alberta Dairymen's Association
W. A. Wilson
Saskatoon Co-operative Creamery Company
Poincare Determined as France Faces Occupation Costs
In France the chamber approves June expenses of occupation by a 67 to 59 vote and expresses confidence in the government. Premier Poincare declares Germany cannot resist much longer, signaling resolve amid the crisis.
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Parks
Tate
France
chifttaBer of Deputies
M. Poincare
Germany
Not Guilty Verdict For Armstrong In 1919 Bank Theft Case
Edmonton jury returned a not guilty verdict at 3 35 p m yesterday in the case of George S Armstrong charged with theft of 50000 in Merchants bank bills from the Sidmanton post office registration dept in August 1919. After charges were given and jurors retired at 3 25, the verdict came after a brief wait amid applause. The postmaster stood as directed, Justice Simmons discharged Armstrong and adjourned court as Armstrong and his wife embraced amid congratulating friends.
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Edmonton
George S. Armstrong
Sidmanton
Simons
John Raw
Justice Simmons
Armstrong
Forest Fire Battle Heats Up in Northern Minnesota
More than 500 men including forest rangers fight widespread fires in northern Minnesota. Mills of timber destroyed amid the blaze as crews work to contain the flames.
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Minnesota
GATS Enquiry Commission Names New Senior Counsel
Prince Albert May 80 Mr Justine Targvon announces the appointment of Davey Scntt and J N Fisher as senior and tutor counsel to the grain enquiry commission in Ottawa and Winalpex.
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Prince Albert
Justine Targvon
Davey Scntt
Ottawa
J. N. Fisher
Winalpex
Tuulor Councel
Grain Enquiry Commission
Ruhr militars quell unrest as police reinforce strike zones
May 30 in Wison reports trained police arrived in Bochum and other Ruhr areas to quell strikes. Officials anticipate reduced violence from communists as firemen and guards receive reinforcements. Over fifty deaths linked to the unrest attributed to communist elements are mentioned.
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Wison
Bochum
Ruhr Yesterdty
Asseldorf
Ilramen
Ilremen
Ruhr
Rhineland
Canadian booze seized by police
Detroit May 30 Sheriff George T. Smith reported the seizure of 400 cases of Canadian beer two trucks and an automobile after a raid on a Canadian scow at the mouth of the Clinton river last night Five men and a woman were taken into custody. two other men escaped.
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Detroit
George T. Smith
Clinton River
Executions in Tuam for Athenry Bank Robbery Convicts
Dublin reports Michael Murphy and Joseph O Rourke were executed today by Free State authorities in Tuam County Galway. They had been convicted for involvement in a bank robbery at Athenry last week.
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Dublin
Michael Murphy
Joseph O'Rourke
Free State
Tuam
County Galway
Athenry
Capacity of Lake of Woods plant to expand greatly
Winnipeg reports that Tale of the Woods Willing Co will spend about a quarter of a million dollars this season to expand its western Canadian operations. The Kenora mill will gain two stories, increase capacity to 2000 barrels daily, and elevator capacity to 200000 bushels. New elevators will be built across Alberta and Manitoba stations including Hallonquist Lake Johnston, Blackie Lomon, and others. An extra story and 30000 dollar upgrade will boost the Kenora plant. Hutchison and Breen remain in Winnipeg for talks at Fort Garry hotel.
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Winnipeg
Tale of the Woods
Canada
Ree
We. OW. Hutchison
J. Breen
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Borstall
Wilda
Shuler
Cimax
Froutier
Blackie-Lomond
Dominion City
Icernsey
Plan to Resume Drilling at Community Oil Well
Plans advance to resume drilling at Community Oil Wells Ltd in Mang Faland Lake field. 2500 feet of 4 inch casing due early next week as cementing continues and rig conversion is made. Stock sales progress toward 20000, with 2000 to 35000 remaining. cash payments for casing and 7000 feet of 6 inch casing expected, total over 14000. Canadian-American Oil and Gas Co logs three days of drilling to 1768 feet at legal subdivision 12 31 3 W3 about 21 miles south of Community well.
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reaime @rieuty
Community Oil Wells Ltd
Mang Faland Lake
Renge 2
F. S Ratliff
Cas Comucany
Nallare
Idaho
Snather
Mang Teland Lake
Hig
Garval
Leb‘deher
Iligh
Sunhuret
Shelby
Mid- Northern Company
Sunburst
International Order
Sannuret
Saskatchewan court voids temperance act provision
A Saskatchewan Court of Appeal ruling holds that a section of the Saskatchewan Temperance Act dealing with penalties for obstructive labor organizers or peace officers is ultra vires, finding the provision conflicts with the Criminal Code. The decision was handed down on May 28 in Regina.
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Reigna
Yayor
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Gusher at Sunburst Montana Thrusts Oil Boom
Reports from Shelby and Lethbridge describe the Mid northern Howling No 3 strike in Sunburst Montana as a gusher with initial 5,000 barrels and daily potential around 3,000. Crowds gathered, a 200 yard dyke was built, five tanks began filling, and the roar drew statewide attention. Officials and oil men termed it a record breaker for the border field.
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Calgary Alverton
Montana
Albenan
Shelby
Shelkby
Mont
Campbell
Ai‘d
C. B. Roberts
Roberts and Radigar
Midnorthern
A. Baker
Baker
Baker No. 3
Texas
Lethbridge Lethbridge
Great Falls
Desperado Leo Rogers kills Ontario sergeant in North Bay raid
Toronto police report Sergeant John Urquhart of the Provincial Police shot dead at a North Bay home during a dawn raid. Rogers opened fire from the stairs wounding and killing as reinforcements arrived. The bandit fled into the bush hours before armed searches resumed.
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Toronto
Nevet
John Urquhart
North Bay
Lée Rogers
Leo
Sergt. Urquhart
Ont
Seret
Urquhart
Crowe
Simpson
Delyes
Rogers House
Leo Rogers
Rogers
Desperado
R. Osborne
Temidkumtré
Ontario
Sred
Oshorne
Board’of Trade and Town Council
Lefebvve
McGovrne
Desprrado
Birth control instruction debated by Stepney council
London May 20 the Stepney borough council weighs advising birth control instruction for married women but the ministry of health says such instruction would be public policy and likely illegal Alec Transportation pend lem in Canada Toronto West Lanigan of Canadian Pacific railway argues a permanent railway commission is unnecessary
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London
Stepney
Ministry of Health
Pendi Lema
Canada
Toronto
West
Lanigan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Board of Railway Commissiones
Storm in House Averted by Cecil Peacemaker Role
Lord Robert Cecil joined the new government as a peacemaker amid a Commons storm over the indemnity bill protecting Home Secretary Bridgeman from penalties tied to Irish deportations. He nudged the debate by proposing a narrowly drafted amendment limiting the bill to deportation cases after Liberal and Lloyd George opponents sided with Labour.
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London
Robert Cecil Kavine
Baldwin
Foue of Commons
Home
Bridgeman
Robert Cecil
Lloyd Georgiana
Predictions swirl as New York Governor may veto Prohibition act
Reports from Washington suggest Governor Smith of New York will veto the Repeal of the Prohibition Enforcement Act. The move is seen as potentially aiding his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Washington
Smith
New York
French Chamber Votes Confidence in Premier Poincare
Paris May 30 The French chamber expressed strong support for Prime Minister Poincare by a vote of 438 to a small minority approving his government and financing for the Ruhr occupation. Only the extreme left opposed the premier and critics largely abstained or aligned with the majority.
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Ruhr
Paris
Tota
Poincare
Chamber
Adinst
M. Tardieu
France
England
Tardieu
Germany
Ice Floes Force Warning to North Atlamite Shipping
A special warning to shipping in the north Atlamite was broadcast due to reports that ice floes and icebergs have drifted unusually far south and across both the eastbound and westbound traffic lanes.
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