Saskatchewan Proclaims New Liberal Era in Province
Saskachewan's legislature prorogued after Premier Gardiner resigned. Dr J T M Anderson will form a new cooperative government with a cabinet to be chosen. George Spence named chief organizer to reorganize the Liberal Association as affairs shift in Regina and Saskatoon.
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Gardiner
Co-Operative
Liberal Association OF Saskatchewan
Pres. McCool
Regina
C. W. McCool
Saskatoon
George Spence
J. G. C Press Gallery
Thomas Green
James G. Am Piaker
J.T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
Saskatchevwan
Sevek
Jungs P
Br. Anderson
Government House
H. W. Newlands
Dr. Anderson
Anderson
J. T. M. Anderson
J. G. Gardiner
Prepuer Gardiner
Bryant
Eliminate Dangerous Railway Crossings Progress Report
Ottawa reports steady progress in removing dangerous railway grade crossings in the prairie provinces and British Columbia. Calvin Lawrence of the Dominion railway board says many highways crossing twice are being realigned to avoid tracks. The grade crossing fund covers 40 percent of eligible costs, aiding western projects to save lives. Lawrence cites ongoing conferences with provincial officials on railway issues.
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Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Calvin Lawence
Dominion
Railway Board
Theapital
S. 2
McLean
Ano Ner
Lawrence
India to sign optional clause for permanent court
Geneva Sept 7 Indian delegation to the Assembly of the League of Nations announced its intention to sign the optional clause in the constitution of the permanent court of international justice following Canada's example.
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Geneva
George Hambleton
Canada
Assembly of the League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Prize winning envelopes found across Calgary city
Prize winning envelopes dropped by a Calgary Goodwill plane last Tuesday are still turning up in neighborhoods. Allen Lute on Fifth Street found an envelope entitling him to ten shares of Illinois Oil stock. Frank Muirhall on Eighth Street discovered an order for a tonsil operation. Dorothy Sparrow on 610 View Drive received an order on Western Steel Products Ltd for a house tank.
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Calgary
Allen Lute
Frank Muiholl
Eighth St
M. Agams
Premier King Will Tour West In Oct
Vancouver reports that Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King the Canadian Prime Minister is expected to tour the West and British Columbia in October. Hon. Dr. J. H. King told the British Columbia Liberal Association committee last night that King departed for Victoria this morning and will proceed to northern British Columbia.
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Vancouver
W. L. Mackenzie King
West
British Columbia
J. H. King
British Columbia Liberal Association
King
Victoria
Hyndman Arrested on Victory Bond Theft Charge
Ottawa police court remands George Wellington Hyndman assistant deputy minister of finance until September 12 on charges of stealing three Victory bonds and coupons from the Dominican government. Bail raised from 10000 to 15000. alleged thefts date 1922 23 while Comptroller of Currency in the Finance Department.
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Ottawa
George Wellington Hyndman
Department of Finance
Victory
J. A. Ritchie
Charles Hopewell
Hyndman
Finance Department
Dominion
Riichie
Medicine Hat Scouts Return From England Jamboree
Medicine Hats Boy Scouts who attended the Jamboree in England arrived home Thursday night. They were welcomed at the station by families, local Scout Association representatives, and many comrades. Names include Pat McCharlies, Roderick Ashburner, Stanton Morris, F. Driscoll, F. Fisher, J. Woznow.
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Medicine Hat
England
Scout Association
Pat McCharlies
Roderick Ashburner
Stanton Morris
F. Driscoll
F. Fisher
J. Woznow
Prairie Wheat Crop Totals 266 Million Bushels
The Mani csha Free Press estimates the prairie wheat crop at 266,077,695 bushels with Saskatchewan yielding 751,699,394. Alberta 77,136,549. Manitoba 37,241,750. Total acres 23,158,505 across provinces. Manitoba yields about 14 bushels per acre, Alberta 11 12, Saskatchewan 11. Wats crop noted as most disappointing with 141,354,486 bushels from 8,157,411 acres.
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The
Free Press
Winnipeg
Manicsha Free Press
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Want No Dealing With Communists
London reports that Lawor's purge of Communists from trade unions has eliminated red discord at Belfast and within the Trade Union Congress. Communists protest but are largely removed from official positions as leaders explain wage settlement issues and support a moderated Labour government.
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London
Lawor
Red
Trade Union Congress
Belfast
Red Sunday
The
Sunday Worker
Moscow
House of Lords
Murder Verdict In Calder Case Stuns Sask
Calder Saskatchewan coroner's jury finds Mrs Axenia Gilchuk died by violence caused by unknown person or persons after she was found dying in her yard two weeks earlier. This verdict triggers a homicide inquiry with no identified suspect.
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Calder
Sask
Axenia Gilchuk
Grain Inspections Report From Winniper
Winniper reports grain inspections for September 7 noting wheat at 1190 units, up from 600 last year. Contract figures show 800, reflecting higher volume this season.
Drought continues in Britain raises water restrictions
England endures a second drought period with fourteen rainless days and ongoing Metropolitan Water Board restrictions. Lincolnshire East Anglia and East Cheshire fear shortages as reservoirs hold about forty days supply and London reaches 175 dry days this year.
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London
England
Metropolitan Water Board
Lincolnshire
East Anglia
East Cheshire
Gunman Kills Nurse Then Turns Gun on Self Near York
York. Pa Sept 7 William Schweitzer 25 a visiting nurse Florence if Ramer years later. Schweitzer shot the nurse after she jilted him and then killed himself in an automobile four miles from York on Wiests Daim road. Police found him slumped over the wheel.
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York
Florence If
Ramer
William Schweitzer
Wiests Daim
Schweitzer
England to India Mail Plane Crashes
A mail plane on the England to India route crashed today at Jask Persia. Three people died Captain A E Woodbridge pilot Mr Bell of London and an assistant mechanic named Court. Two others Bourne wireless operator and Amor mechanic were injured and expected to recover.
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Simla
India
Jask
Persia
A. E. Woodbridge
Bell
London
Court
Bourne
Amor
Britain Wins Schneider Cup Defeating Italy At Isle of Wight
Britain defended the Schneider trophy at Ryde on September 7 as Flying Officers H. R. D. Waghorn and R. L. R. Atcherly set world speed marks on the Solent course. Italy’s Tomaso Dal Molin finished with 284.20 mph while Britain posted record speeds, and Atcherly briefly held then lost the fastest lap record to Waghorn before disqualification.
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R. L. R. Atcherley
Waghorn
Italy
Tomaso Dal Molin
Isle of Wight
Myne
RB. L. R. Atcherly
Solent
Slyde
R. L. R. Atcherly
H. R. D. Waghorn
Ryde
Man
S. R. D. Waghorn
Calshot
Eng
Giovanni Monti
Great Britain
Blackmail Plot Uncovered in Alexandria Ontario
Alexandria Ont Sept 7 four men including prominent lawyer Osiash Sauve and two youths Lawrence Proulx 18 Leonard Kemp 18 and Leonard Kemp’s father Thomas Kemp were arrested on extortion and compounding a felony charges The youths allegedly extorted money from Peter Ferguson postmaster by threatening exposure of a supposed offense All four were remanded for a Sept 11 hearing with bail set at 2000 each
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Alexandria
Ont
Glengarry
Lawrence Proulx
Leonard Kemp
Thomas Kemp
Osiash Sauve
Peter Ferguson
Thomas Kempit
Imprisoned Well Digger Rescued This Morning
Ottumwa Iowa Sept 7 Wilkins Priest imprisoned for 42 hours in a caved in well was brought to the surface on a cot. He cried for water but his voice was weak yet he appeared rational after the ordeal.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Dr Sternberg to Visit City for Rotary Club Talk
Noted fossil expert Dr Sternberg will speak at a Rotary Club luncheon then address Alexandra High School students at 2 45 p m with lantern slides He repeats at 8 00 p m in a public high school meeting with free admission Tuesday in the city
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Rotary Club
Sternberg
Alexandra’ High School
High Schoo
Canadian Chamber party tours Peace River country
Canadian Chamber of Commerce delegates touring the Peace River district visit Wembley farm of Herman Trelle at Wembley. Delegates note grain drought effects limited in the area and prepare to travel to Dunvegan and reach the river next day.
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Herman Trelle
Wembley
Grand Prairie
Canada
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Dunvegan
Peace River
Two Children Die in Gas Suicide Attempt
In Brooklyn, two siblings Sylvan Schingler eleven and Rena Schingler four died as police label the mother’s gas attempt as homicide. The mother, unconscious and likely to die, is charged in the deaths. The children were heirs to a seven hundred thousand dollar trust left by their father who died last July.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sylvan Schingler
Rena Schingler
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Syria
B.C. Liberal Association
G. W. Hyndman
Finance Dept
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Gt. Britain
Nurse
Britain
Dr. Sternberg
C. of C
Peace Riv
Sylvan
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