Electors of Manitoba Go to Polls June 28
Manitoba electors head to the polls June 28 to determine the fate of the fifteenth Legislature. The Progressive government seeks reaffirmation after five years in power, with Liberals Conservatives Labor Independents as the main groups.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Bracken
Inin Xtraleht
Teavken
Ater
Liberala
Labor
Secet
Menbera
Ino
Ytc
Strangler in Winnipeg Identified as Serial Killer Vagrant
Police confirm the Winnipeg strangler is Virgil Wilson later writing as Earle Nelson born in San Francisco. He is held at central headquarters with heavy guards after recapture in Killarney Manitoba and transport by special train. He is accused of killing five victims including a 11 year old choir singer and a five year old child.
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Winnipeg
Tole Cowan
Emily Patterson
Central Police
United States
Detroit
San Francisco
Buffaio
Portland
Ure
Winnipes
Killarney
Manitoba
Kilarney
Virgil Wilson
Lancaster
England
Earle Nelson
Penal Servitude for Life for Assassin of Soviet Minister
Roria Kaweeds, age 19, was sentenced to penal servitude for life and loss of civil rights for assassinating Peter Votkomt, a Soviet minister during the war. The court recommended commutation to 15 years. Kaweeds admitted kissing the bride but claimed no murder, saying vengeance against Bolsheviks justified his act. Mrs Churchill injured in London motor accident. she suffered bruises and shock but is progressing satisfactorily.
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Warsaw
Roria Koweeds
Peter Votkomt
Wintvier
Kaweeda
Churchill
Spencer Churchill
Winston Churchill
Kerslegian
London
Home Makers Discuss Immigration Question
A resolution on immigration policy, endorsed by the United Farmers and presented by the Home Makers club, was read by Miss De Lary. The discussion was scheduled for Convocation Hall as part of annual meetings, reflecting broad concern over provincial immigration work and policy directions.
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Ratkatoon
Sig. Cree Riuleration
Pottcr
Canada
Ties United Farers
Robsitrt
Home Makers Club
Convocation
Miss de Lary
Narrow Escape of Portuguese Aviators Rescued at Sea
Portuguese aviators Majer Carmen and He Wire were wrecked at sea while attempting to return to Lisbon from Brazil. They clung to the sinking plane wreckage for four hours as a storm raged near Para. A fishing boat sighted them and rescued the men, taking them to Para. The plane sank, leaving only the logbook. Major Betres, who flew across the South Atlantic from the West African coast to Brazil last March, will return to Europe by steamer with his companions.
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Hilo Janeiro
Hengu
Majer Carmento Teltes
Mita
Lisbon
United States
Para
Brazil
Georgetown
British Guinea
Wreckine
Betres
South Atlantic
Europe
Saskatchewan Butter Trade Prospects in Britain
Discussion on exporting Saskatchewan butter to Britain notes potential market demand in the old country. British buyers and regulatory requirements warrant study while urging expansion of creamery products under supportive legislation. Also mentions St Catharines and a trip by Rev Dr Johnston and Prof MacDonald toward the Arctic region onboard Edmonton bound voyage.
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Britain
Saskatchewan
Regitta
Sasketchewan
Qmaneser
London
England
Mercantile Agency Co. Td
St. Catherines
Ont
Johnston
We JL MacDonald
Stave River
Arctic Ocean
Edmonton
Canada must foster national spirit to become great
Howard Stutchbury, Alberta trade commissioner, urged Canadians to develop a national consciousness. He contrasted Canada with the United States, arguing the country must think of itself constantly to achieve greatness. The cabinet approved a decree limiting rent increases and setting maximum rates, with reductions for smaller apartments and shops.
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Canada
Ottawa
Howard Stutchbury
Alberta
United States
Rone, Haly
Final Results of Elections for Irish Commons
Dublin reports detailed outcomes from the Irish Dail election. Government including the Speaker remains at 47 seats, Fianna Fail 44, Labour 22, Independents 14, Faemera 8, National League 8, Sinn Fein 4, Independent Republican 3. The Free State party Clin Elresan is extinguished and founder Prof. WL Ham Magenais loses his seat. Patrick O Malley deputy Speaker is defeated in Galway.
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Fianna Fail
Clin Elresan
WL Ham Magenais
Tthe National University
Dublin
Patrick O'Malley
Galway
Baltimore Sun Chairman Flies to East Indies on Charter
Van Lear Wack, chairman of the board of directors of the Baltimore Sun, departs Schipol airport as a passenger aboard a charter flight to the East Indies. He asserts the trip is not a stunt and no record is being pursued, accompanied by two pilots and an associate flyer who has flown thousands of miles with him.
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East Indies
Susterdam
Netherland
van Lear Wack
Directura
Baltimore Sun
Schipol
Me. Black
Vaie
Steps to Avert War in Europe Reported at League Meeting
Reported discussions among Grapen Switzerland and League of Nations statesmen focus on preventive steps to avert a European war. The plan envisions a united front against any aggressor, avoiding measures that would provoke Russia while stressing arbitration and restraint amid tense Soviet relations and Balkan rifts.
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Grapen
Switzerland
League of Nations
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Jago Stavia
Albania
Germany
Kagsla
Lone
Une
Stresemann
Geeming
Corny
Crerian
Oalie Phushate
Tassie
League of Nactions
Emma
Honor Three Western Doctors Named Life Members in Canada
The Canadian Public Health Association awarded life memberships to three Western doctors at its Toronto meeting. Saskatchewan deputy minister M. Sey nour announced the honors, with new Western council members Dr Reat and Dr J Afeudit, and George D. Porter Vorento elected president for a third term. Also notes Kingston MP A E Ross seeks funds for a Sir John A. Macdonald memorial and Conservative leader home, and Australian rider Allan McPhee travels to Calgary for the world championship.
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Canadian Public Health Association
Regina
Sashkatchewin
Corner
Saskatchewan
Toronto
MM. M. Seynour
Wealll
Reat
Bow
Alberta
J. Afeudit
George D. Porter
Vorento
FP Turnbull
Vancouver
Kingston
Onty
A. E. Ross
John A. Macdonald
Ottawa
Jeader
Australia
Bydney
Tomato Price Agreement Reached in Kelowna Plantings
Growers set prices for tomato crops with Kelowna planned tonnage of 1,000. Bartlanga variety to fetch 16.50 per ton and John Heer main crop planned at 28.50 per ton in southern plantings.
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Kelowna
Dlc
Lumate Z
Bartlanga
John Heer
Kelowns
Post Graduate Course Aimed at Canadian Medical Trainees
The plan envisions a joint Canadian British system allowing Canadian students to take primary exams in Canada for Royal College fellowship eligibility. Irish examiners would conduct the final assessments abroad while Canada hosts initial physiology and anatomy tests. The effort seeks more home study and revival of Canadian medical education with Red Cross pioneer hospitals expanding regional services.
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Beuiah
Dominion Torrone
United States
Canadian Medical Council
Ae Fareenon
Britain
Fooutke
Hai
Canada
Royal College of Surgeonary Enghid
Seth Tens
Evan
Quedea Assocition
Pioneer
Ae Canwiian Red Cross Pioneer
First British cattle shipment to arrive after embargo lift
British cattle and sheep shipments resume after embargo removal. Quarantine rules apply, with a holding period for livestock and strict access controls for importers to prevent disease spread. Further imports expected as permits continue.
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Othawin
Oreael Chmada
O¢Hee
Bert Testud
Unie of
Embarkadion
Attack Oath of Allegiance Objection Raised by Republicans
Republicans of the Irish Free State Dublin object to the oath of allegiance. The text pledges faith to the Irish Free State constitution, the king, and the British Commonwealth, reflecting loyalty to Great Britain and allied nations.
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Irish Free State
Dublin
George V
Treand
Hiltatn
Seek Increase of Tariff on Cloth Imports
The tariff board hears P. J. Campbell of Almonte Ontario urging higher duties on imported shirts and blankets to curb inferior fabrics. Campbell seeks standards to ban low quality work shirts and flannels, while the Merchant Tailor Association opposes higher duties on British woolens. RV Sparks for the Canadian Association of Garment Manufacturers proposes at least a ten percent spread between raw material and finished product. The hearing continues.
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Vtinna
Tariff Board
P. J. Campbell
Campbell
Ciampbell
Merchant ‘Tailor Association
Iio
Kredter Alan
RV. Sparks
Canadian Association of Garment Manufacturers
Extra expense to complete Bay Road this year
Government letters reveal a proposed 250000 spending increase to finish the Hudson Bay Railway to Port Nelson. The plan could not guarantee engine service to Tidewater for the year’s end, despite track completion to the port by December 1, 1927.
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Bay Road
Mtawa
Hudsutes Bay
Port Nelsen Udia
Hie
Tho Mtk
Tidewater
Charles Dunning
J. A. Stoneman
Saskatchewan Peetion United Farmers of Canada
Mr. Stoneman
Othe
Ray
Alf Din Wong Leclares
Port Fe
Governoent
Canadian Privy Council to Hear Six Appeals in Session
Six cases will advance before the Privy Council session including a Lascar Collieries matter in Alberta and a challenge over railway jurisdiction. The Nova Scotia government seeks authority to alter or abolish the Legislative Council, arguing one or both actions. The Attorney General of Canada and Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia are among respondents or references in the argued questions.
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Privy Council
Tondon
Privy Egunedl
Lascar Collieries
Alberta
Ainister
Justce
Canada
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
Nova Beathy
Sale of Illicit Drugs Serious Toronto
Deputy minister of health Amyot told the Public Health Section that Canada faces a grave narcotics problem. He urged stern action and noted widespread drug peddling with thousands registered. lawmakers favor whipping and fines for sellers.
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Toronto
Stern
Canada
AL Anyot
Ovgwa
Amyot
Demand for Saare Valley Return to Germany
A delegation representing political groups petitions Foreign Minister Stresemann to pursue Saare Valley’s early transfer to Germany without awaiting the 1942 plebiscite. The memorial asks the League of Nations to intervene and advance Saare economic interests harmed by current political status.
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Geneva
Switzerkind
Saare
Germany
Stresemann
League of Nations Connell
Women Council Urges Global Arbitration and Peace Pact
The International Council of Women urged all governments to accept compulsory arbitration and asked the League of Nations to draft a universal conciliation treaty open to every state. They also called for a League resolution declaring aggression a war crime and for a treaty banning aggressive war.
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Switzerland
International Council of Wome
League of Nations
League
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Miss MacPhail
Irish Commons
Iniblin University
Dail Eireann
Mechanical Department
Canadian National Railways
Westack
Ite
German Valley
League Council
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