Canadian dairy groups press against oleomargarine in Ottawa
At Ottawa on May 30 the National Dairy Council and dairymen's associations urged the agricultural committee to ban importation manufacture and sale of oleomargarine in Canada. W F Carroll protested hearing only one side and was ruled out of order by chairman Fred Kay. Speakers included D Arcy Scott KE Stonehouse R T Love and W A Wilson.
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Ottawa
National Dairy Council
Dominion
Canada
Committee On Agriculture
Dairy Council
W. F. Carroll
Cape Breton South
Carroll
Fred Kay
Missisquoi
D'Arcy Scott
KE. H. Stonehouse
R. T. Love
Alberta Dairymen’s Association
W. A. Wilson
Saskatoon Co-operative Creamery Company
Poincare Determined to Intensify Ruhr Pressure
Paris May 30 Premier Poincare warned that if German resistance in the Ruhr lasts into next week France will immediately consider stronger actions. The chamber of deputies approved June occupation expenses by 805 to 67 and expressed confidence in the government amid Polnette's assertion that Germany would soon be unable to resist longer.
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Paris
Ruhr
France
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Polnette
Germany
Verdict of Not Guilty in Armstrong Choe
Edmonton May 80 Not guilty was the verdict brought in by the jury at 3 35 p m yesterday as to the sound of loud applause former Post master George Armstrong was cleared of the charge of theft of 50 000 in Merchants bank bills from the registration department of the Monton post office in August 1919 After the charge to the jury by Mr Justice Simmons the jurymen retired at 3 25 ten minutes elapsed before they returned The sheriff halted a burst of headclapping then discharged Armstrong who stood with his wife beside him as friends congratulated him
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Edmonton
George
Armstrong
Ilmonton
Justice Simmons
John Ray
Fires Claim Forests as 600 Men Battle Minnesota Blazes
More than 600 men including for est rangers battle forest and brush fires in northern Minnesota. Millions of feet of timber have been destroyed.
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Minnesota
Grain Enquiry Commission Appoints New Counsel
Trince Albert May 80 Mr Justlee Turgeon announced the Grain Enquiry Commission has appointed Darcy Scott Ottawa and J S Fisher Winnipeg as senior and junior counsel.
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Trince Albert
Justlee Turgeon
Darcy Scott
Ottawa
J. S Fisher
Winnipeg
Grain Equiry Commission
Weather roundup shows mixed western Canada conditions
Vancouver and Victoria remain cloudy with mid 50s to low 60s temperatures. Edmonton and Calgary report clear and cloudy spells while Saskatchewan towns show varied readings with some rain in Winnipeg. Forecasters expect fair weather in Alberta today and Thursday with a modest warming trend.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Nelson
Calgary
Medicine
Lethnbridge
Swift Current
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Brandon
Marneosa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
German police bolster Ruhr strike zones to end unrest
Wisen May 30 reports trained police arrive in Bochum and other Ruhr strike areas to quell unrest. Sixty five officers from Düsseldorf join firemen and guards at Kramen HQ while guards in several towns gain police reinforcements under treaty with French commanders. Officials expect the move to normalize the strike and curb the alleged communist reign of terror after nearly fifty deaths.
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Ruhr
Bochum
Dusseldorf
Rhineland
Canadian booze seized after Clinton River raid
Detroit authorities report the seizure of 400 cases of Canadian beer along with two trucks and an automobile following a raid on a Canadian scow at the mouth of the Clinton river. Five men and a woman were taken into custody while two men escaped.
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Detroit
George T. Smith
Clinton River
Dublin Executions Name Murphy and O Rourke for Bank Robbery
Dublin authorities executed Michael Murphy and Joseph O Rourke at Tuam County Galway today for taking part in a bank robbery in Athenry last week.
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Dublin
Michael Murphy
Joseph O'Rourke
Tuam
County Galway
Athenry
Lake of the Woods Milling to greatly expand capacity
Lake of the Woods Milling company plans about a quarter of a million dollars in upgrades this season. The western Canada plant will gain two extra stories and lift capacity will double from 100 000 to 200 000 bushels, with daily mill capacity rising from 140 to 2000 barrels. New elevators will be built at Alberta towns including Burstall Hilda Shirer Cimlax and Frontier along two main lines. Additional facilities at Heewa tin and a new building like the existing elevator are also planned.
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Winnnipeg
Lake of the Woods
Canada
W. W. Hutchison
N. J. Breen
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Burstall
Hilda
Shirer
Ciimax
Frontier
Lake Johnston
Blackie-Lomond
Dominion City
Guernsey
Heewatin
Katehlson
Fort Garry Hotel
Plan to Resume Drilling at Community Oil Well
Plans call for resuming drilling at Community Oil Wells Ltd in the Munry Island Lake field. About 2 600 feet of 4 14 inch casing will arrive early next week with a switch from Rotary to Standard rig during cement setting. The stock campaign aims for 20 000 dollars, with 2 000 to 3 000 still needed.
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Reaime
Community Oil Wells Ltd
Munry Island Lake
As Company
Regal Subdivision
F.S Ratliff
Ol and Gas Company
Saskatchewan court strikes down temperance act clause
Regina May 278 A Saskatchewan Court of Appeal ruling held a section of the Saskatchewan Temperance Act dealing with penalties for obstructing liquor operatives or peace officers ultra vires and in conflict with the criminal code.
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Regina
Sakatchewan Court of Appeal
Gusher At Sunburst Prompts Montana Oil Fever
The Midnorthern Howling No 3 well near Sunburst in northern Montana rushes oil, delivering 5,000 barrels in a single gush and about 3,200 barrels daily. Shelby crowds flock, five tanks rise, a 200 yard dyke forms around the site, and capping raises safety concerns amid widespread excitement.
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Calgary
Albertun
Montana
Albertan
Shelby
Wien
Mont
Campbell Well
C. L. Roberts
Roberts and Raddigan
A. ‘Baker
Haker
Midnorthern
Baker No. 3
Texas
Lethbridge Lethbridge
Great Palla
Stepney Council weighs birth control instruction for married women
London May The Stepney borough council considers whether to provide birth control instruction to married women but the health ministry warns such instruction would be against public policy and likely illegal. In Toronto W Lanigan of the Canadian Pacific says a permanent railway board is not really necessary.
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London
Borough Council
Stepney
Ministry of Health
Canada
Toronto
Lanigan
Padlfle Railway
Board of Railway Commissioners
Rogers SurROURBER in Bush Killed Ser Urquhart on Wednesday
Toronto May 30 Sergt Urquhart of the Provincial police was shot dead at North Bay early this morning presumably by Len Rogers. Police surrounded the Rogers house and Urquhart was killed at the door. Rogers escaped into the bush after a firefight that also wounded Constable MceGov ern. Authorities launched emergency measures as Rogers is hunted in the North Bay area.
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Rogers Surrourber
Ser Urouhart
Toronto
Seret
Solin Urquhart
North Bay
Len Rogers
Leo
Andy
Sergt. Urquhart
Ont
Sergt
Weynhart
Crowe
Simpson
Delves
Rogers House
Urquhart
Leo Rogers
Rogers
Osborne
Temiskaming and
Ontario
Board of Trade and Town Council
Lefebvve
MceGovern
MceGovernoon
cVose
Storm in House Averted by Gecll Peacemaker Role
Lord Robert Ceell joined the new government and pressed a limiting amendment during the committee stage on the indemnity bill. He sought to confine oil protections for Home Secretary Bridgeman to deportation cases amid protests over potential broader coverage for Irish deportations.
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Lemon
Robert Cechavinge
Baldwin
House of Commons
An Stor
Home
Bridgeman
Robert Ceell
Governor Smith Veto Predicted Over Prohibition Act
Washington circles predict New York Governor Smith will veto the New York Prohibition Enforcement act. Observers say he may do so to aid his prospects in the Democratic presidential race.
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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 Premier Poincare by a 433 vote majority and approved 35 500 000 francs for June Ruhr occupation expenses. Debates by M Tardieu and others criticized policy while noting coal, coke, and iron industry strains follow the Ruhr action.
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Paris
Poincare
Ruhr
Chrmbéck
M. Tardieu
Mr. Tardieu
France
England
Tardien
Germany
Manly
M. Tardley
Chamber
Warning Broadcast on North Atlantic Ice Drift Floods Lanes
A special warning to shipping in the north Atlantic went out after reports that ice floes and icebergs drifted unusually far south into both east and westbound traffic lanes.
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North Atlantic
St Pauls Pensiones Fire Horse After 17 Years Service
Fred the fire horse of St Pauls is pensioned after 17 years of service. Mrs C A Severance aided the effort to secure a comfortable retirement for the animal.
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Fred
St. Paul's
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Armstrong Choe
Grain Enquiry Commission
Jasper National Park
Lake OF Woods
Aigs Agre
Garvai
Lebsicher
Skead
Oid Wells Ltd
Sunburst
Sunhurst
Leo Ruwiers
GECLL
Prem. Poincare
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