Rural credits scheme urged for provincial loans
Dr H M Tory proposed emergency legislation to authorise the Dominion government to lend to provinces for provincial loan agencies. He urged a national bank of banks capitalised by governments and private funds, with bonds and regulated interest, to back farm loans and absorb existing provincial bodies. He warned limits on what could be loaned in the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Loan Board
Bank of Banks
Ottawa
H. M. Tory
Commons Banking and Commerce Committee
Tory
Tie
Tari
United States
Bank of Tanks
HR EL Stevens
Center Vancouver
Mackay
Renfrew
Dominioen
W. GG. Coote
Tle
Vien
Alberta
Coote
Joan
J. T. Shaw
Calgary West
Dr. Tory
T. W. Caldwell
Victoria-Carleton
New Brunswick
Shaw
Good
Butter sold in prints not up to the weight
Dominion inspector of dairy products Mr. D. E. Arsenault says there is dairy butter in retail trade that fails to meet the legal standard weight of 16 ounces per print. He urges consumers to weigh prints to curb short weights in this food item across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Arsenault
Dominion
Arsenault
Young Angler Jimmy Gray Catches 18.5 Pound Sturgeon
Eleven year old Jimmy Gray, grandson of Izaak Walton, hauled a three foot eight inch sturgeon from Denk River near MunicipalLab club house. After a tense struggle the fish was brought ashore with help from two observers, weighing eighteen and a half pounds, near the spot where his father Jin Gray caught a twenty one pound sturgeon last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gray
Izaak Walton
Jimmy
Denk
Municipallab
Fade
Jin’ Gray
Chautauqua Opens On Saturday Next
Medicine Hat prepares for a memorable Chautauqua with Pamahasika’s Pets, a premier birds and animals show. Subsequent nights feature lectures, music, a symphony, and the play Six Cylinder Love. The tent rises on Fifth Ave and Third Street opposite the Prairie City Oil station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sazy
Pamahasika
Chautauqua Awdiences
Chautauqua Committee
Medicine Hat
Fifth Ave
Third Street
Prairie City Ol Company
Teen girl shoots man in Niagara Falls incident
In Niagara Falls on a May day a 16 year old girl named Rogers, reportedly fouling with a revolver believed unloaded, fatally shot Fred Powen a 22 year old from Trenton. Police report the weapon discharged during a confrontation.
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Niagara Falls
Rogers
Fred Powen
Trenton
Qut
Newly Created Federal Riding Cuts North End of Medicine Hat
Ottawa reports redistribution in Ontario delay while the western electoral map takes shape. Alberta debates four fights for seats including Medicine Hat versus Battle River and two northern ridings near Athabasca and Athabaska, with shifting boundaries near Camrose and East Echol ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Ottawa
Mary
Ontario
Almeher
Alberta
Battle River
Camrose
East Echolten
Leaveiver
Athabaskha
Rev A D Richard Elected President of Methodist Conference
Rev A D Richards, pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church in Medicine Hat, elected president of the Alberta Methodist Conference on the second ballot with 110 of 202 votes. A Nova Scotia native, he has served in Blackfalds Stettler Camrose Macleod Medicine Hat Calgary and Scarborough avenues, and was a WWI chaplain and juvenile court judge.
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Aldp
Richard
Pla
Washington Avenue
Ilis
la Hlaven
Mount Allison du Pog
Alberta
Blackfaulds
Stettler
Camrose
Macleod
Medicine Hat
Scarborough Avenue
Calgary
Tha City
Children's Aid Society
A.D. Richards
T81st
Daily newspaper party to reach Prince Rupert Sunday
A Canadian party traveling from Jasper Park through Mount Robson and Lac Beauvert heads to Prince Rupert by steamer Sunday. The group, greeted by Vallecuves and Victoria members, tours Cavell and Mount Robson, with a rail trip and a planned Vancouver arrival where further entertainments await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
Vancouver
Dagper Park
Ladin
Curtadivs
Meuth Cavell
Lac Beauvell
Rotary Club Plans Major Beaver Dam Camp Upgrades
The Rotary Club outlines improvements at Beaver Dam Camp including dam work, tree clearing, pool area cleanup, and site beautification. Volunteers plan planting trees, enhancing access, and expanding facilities to serve the community better this year and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Beaver Dam
Medicies Hat Rotary Cin
Fortu Explosions At Bucharest Arsenal Kill Forty
Bucharest officials report forty fatalities from a midweek explosion sequence at the government arsenal west of the capital. Authorities estimate material damage at about 6.68 billion in local currency, with exchange-adjusted figures provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Soldiers Civil Re Estab Estimates Pass in Commons
In Ottawa on May 31 the House of Commons advanced the soldiers civil re establishment estimates in committee. Critics urged sympathy gaps and over staffing. the minister defended the system noting 167000 cases reviewed yearly and a staff cut from 8000 to 2800 while demand for treatment remained high. Total approved estimates reached 4 0 418 000 with 150 000 for the federal appeal board pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
Committee of Supply
Department of Soldiers
H. 8. Beland
Pensions Board
Pension Commissioners
Canada
D.8.c.r
Federal Appeal Board
General Booth Returns From Antipodes Tour
Salvation Army head General Bramwell Booth arrives in Vancouver aboard the R A S Niawira after a five month inspection tour of the Antipodes. He is accompanied by Commissioner T W Mapp Brigadier Evans Smith and Adjutant Wycliffe Booth, en route to Montreal with Brigadier Tudee. The party plans further travel as they continue wartime fund drives and organizational outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Branwell Booth
Salvation Many
R.als. Niawira
Australia
Antipodes
TW. We Mapp
Evans Smith
Secretar
Adjutant Wiycliffe Booth
Tudee
American fliers set for world voyage starting Kisangani
The United States fliers now at Kisangani plan to depart tomorrow morning on the west route of their around the world expedition. They will first head for Kushimoto at the island’s southern end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
United States
Kisangani
Kushimoto
Public School Concert in Ottawa Ends in Chaos
A large crowd at Nepean Public School concert caused panic as 13 009 attendees crowded the hall. Children separated from parents amid confusion. organizers established lost and found to reunite families after the event was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Olawe
May Obo
Cotene
Ottawa Parliament Debates Estimates For Soldiers Department
In Ottawa Parliament on May 1o, estimates for the Department of Soldiers' re establishment totaling $5,018,520 passed in the Senate. Senator McMeans of Manitoba was informed that $196,552 was contributed by the federal government for unemployment relief. The Senate adjourned after debate on liquidation of surplus and government assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Cominons
Committee of Supply
Senate
Thartiamnent
House of Commons
Department of Soldiers
Fie Senete
McMeans
eVingipes
Sermate
Two Teenagers Admit Kidnap and Murder Plot
Chief prosecutor states Nathai Deopold and Richard Loeb confessed to snatching and killing a boy near Chicago. The high profile case involves wealthy families and university students with the pair describing the crime and the victim in detail to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits
Robert J. Crane
Aiganhee Conutry
Nathai BE
Deopold
Richard Loeb
Crowe
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Farm Loan Board
Liverpool
Third St
Fifth Avenue
A. D. Richard
Meth
Apreca
Gold Coast
Tevtay
Atte de
Lethbridge
Medlcine
Dios
Convediienee
Pierierns
Bates
Gengral Booth
Montreal
Gerad Booth
Paci
Diverpoul
Salvation Army
Hoppe
Atatredia
Au En
Pire
Sprivepebp
Caro
Amd
Joeidentan
Amd Gaoeb
Mir Crateri
Ponta
Bach
Phes
Gaimdiy
Ehaniterr
Mao Crowe Tinet Wedtig Bats Poll
Netibery
Pada
Creatade
Enon
Wan Deere
Cdi
Jacob Priahe
Pawen
Sted
Te Uderdamd
Heeb
Bret
Dirk Waa Ee
Purtionhir
Loeb
Geotk
Doel Wovenster
Sears
Jeopolys
Pires
Votoynes Cres
Crewe
Wea
Brat Fury Stenegraphie
Columas
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