Kiwanis outlined by Vice President Green at convention
Vice President Bill Green presented Kiwanis International objectives at the convention. He called for a definite, businesslike program of service focusing on aiding underprivileged children, citizenry, public problem action, business ethics, farmer city unity, and vocational guidance. He stressed rapid growth and the need for uniform club objectives across the United States and Canada.
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Bill “Green
International Board of Trustees
Kiranis
Kiwanis
Canada
United States
Bill Green
International
U. S
Council Discusses No Parking Areas in Busy Business Block
Four aldermen and the mayor met with a light agenda to decide on parking outside C. W. Twaites hall on Third Street. They granted a 15 foot no parking area outside the hall while denying special privileges for Twaites store. The block remains congested and curb pumps were debated. The report also proposed no parking zones for Todd and Moore and suggested removing taxi parking words from the by law. The council endorsed shutting off power to the Conklin & Garrett shows over complaints and referred a cheaper electricity rate request for Teco store to the electric light committee. A request to move a gasoline curb pump on Sixth Avenue was noted.
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Twaites Hall
Y P
Forster
McCombs Simpson
Hole
C. W. Twaites
Third St
Twaites
Ald. Hole and Forster
Ald. Andrews
Todd
Second St
H. A. Moore
Sixth Avenue
Ald
Stépa
Simpson
Licensa
J. M. McArthur
C.P.R
Ald. Simpson
Teco
Electric Light Committee
McCombs
Hull Block
MacDonald Hints at Washington Visit and War Disarmament
Premier Ramsay MacDonald said he may not be able to travel to Washington due to parliamentary uncertainties. He urged progress on Anglo American talks, stressed disarmament as vital, and noted Britain will sign optional clauses for the league's world order while pursuing a five power conference.
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Geneva
MacDonald
Washington
House ‘ Commons
United States
London
League
Palestine
Great Britain
Mr. MacDonald
Assembly of the League
MacRebild
British Troops Clash With Bedouins Near Gaza
Jerusalem reports fierce fighting as British troops engage Bedouin tribesmen near Gaza last night. Several Bedouins killed and wounded.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Gaza
Graf Zeppelin Beats Round World Cruising Record
The Graf Zeppelin landed at Friedrichshafen early Sept. 4 after beating the round the world cruising record by more than a day. In Friedrichshafen an honor guard welcomed it with bells and cannons as two dozen aircraft escorted the airship. Reports from Bordeaux show it passed around midnight on Sept. 4 with about 500 miles remains to reach its home port.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Likehurst
Ara. R.s.t
Lown Hall
Kiwanis Newcombe Flies In For Western Canada Conference
Kiwanian Newcombe arrived by plane with Captain Parkinson after a 225 mile flight in just over two hours, missing most of yesterday’s programme but aiming to catch up today. Included in the visit were Jack Delf Mrs Mélf and aeroplane engineer Miro G. E. Blanshard, famed for a long flying career and war honors.
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Newcombe
Assiniboia Club
Mélf
Lethbridge
Parkinson
Miro G. E. Blanshard
Blanshard
D.C.M
A.F.C
M.M
Mr. Blanshard
Bermuda
South America
English aviator Blanshard joins Canadian air service
The passage profiles Mr Blanshard an English born pilot from London now arriving in Canada. Described as retiring and quiet he avoids discussing his war record yet is regarded as one of the best engineers in the flying game.
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J. D. Parkinson
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Champlain
Parkinson
St. Louis
Gold Coast
U.S.A
Canada
London
Blanshard
Bennett Returns to Ottawa After West Coast Tour
Hon. R. B. Bennett, Opposition leader, arrived in Ottawa today from a five week tour of British Columbia. He delivered more than 60 addresses and said the Pacific coast provinces show strong achievements and potential.
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Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
British Columbia
Cheftain
Pacific Coast
Horner Injured by Bull in Saskatchewan Ride
S N Horner Progressive member-elect for Francis constituency in the Sas katchewan Legislature was severely injured yesterday when a bull being taken to market knocked him down. His condition is not considered critical.
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Régina
S. N. Horner
Progressive
Francis
Saskatchewan
Australian Welsh Party Tours Canada for Eisteddfod
The Australian Welsh delegation of 115 Welshmen travels across Canada by land and sea from Montreal to Vancouver aboard Canadian Pacific liners and trains. They host visits to Royal York Toronto and Banff, plan excursions, and aim to see snow in the Canadian Rockies before returning to Sydney via the S.S. Niagara. They carry a timber presidential chair from Australia for the Liverpool Eisteddfod.
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Montreal
Sept. O
Canada
Liverpool
Sydney
Australia
England
Wisteddfod
David Lloyd Cheorge
Scotland
Europe
New York
Canadian
Niagara Falls
Ont
Vancouver
Toronto
Royal York
Royal Alexandra
Winnipeg
Banff Springs
Chateau
Lake Louise
Sicamous
S.S. Niagara
Globe
Canadian Rockies
Wawaskesy Park Antelope Sanctuary In Saskatchewan
The Dominion Government set aside Wawaskesy Park in 1922 as an antelope sanctuary between Medicine Hat and Empress along the South Saskatchewan River. It remains little known, with W. J. Little urging fencing and later a more permanent enclosure to protect the herd as it grows.
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Saskatchewan River
Prairies
Canada
Rapid Narrows
Medicine Hat
Empress
Dominion
Wawaskesy Park
W. J. Little
Lynn Mayor Praises Canadian Parks After Tour
Mayor Bauer of Lynn Massachusetts praises Canadian Park management and upkeep after a tour of the Canadian Rockies and national parks. He says roads are better and free admission supports public use while urging a national park service investigation.
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Lynn
United States
Ottawa
C.P
May Tuin National Pak
Bauer
Mass
David I. Walsh
National Park Service
Tragedy on Princess Street Claims Grant Rowan
Grant Rowan a 50 year old hotel guest was struck by a tram car on Princess Street Winnipeg last night and died instantly.
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Winnipeg
Grant Rowan
Princess Street
Auto Victim Kenora Man Named Oliver Millard
Oliver Millard of Norman Ontario died from injuries after an automobile accident in Kenora Ontario. He was a resident of Liverpool Nova Scotia and the incident left eight dead at the scene.
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Kenora
Ont
Oliver Millard
Norman, Ont
Liverpool
N. S
Remanded for Trial in Theft Case at A.P.P. Court
Adjourned preliminary hearing on two charges of theft of property belonging to M. Gibbons was completed at the A.P.P. Court. Johnny Hermann was remanded for trial after the proceeding on Wednesday afternoon.
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M. Gibbons
Johnny
Hermann
A.P.P
Normal training enrollment rises across three Alberta normals
Edmonton reports 887 students registered for teacher training this year across Calgary, Edmonton, and Camrose normals. Calgary and Camrose near capacity while Edmonton plans for 500 after completion. Staff changes include G S Lord as principal, Andrew Doucette in geography and grammar, Xavier Crispo in psychology, R W Hedley as art, F B Smith as music, with minor resignations and replacements at Camrose.
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Edmonton
Perren Baker
Calgary
Camrose
G. 5
Lord
Andrew Doucette
Xavier Patrick Crispo
St.Paul
Newland
Peets
Aviden
Dr.e
Haverstock Sil
M. Burnett
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