Conference of Premiers Comes to Conclusion
Report of a weeklong Dominion Provinal conference notes mutual exchange of views on constitutional reform and finance. Debates cover Senate powers under the British North America Act, subsidies and taxes, national fuel policy, coal transportation, steel tariffs, and import export laws. Immigration policy to be revisited. about 40 topics discussed with aims toward future concessions and cost of living relief.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Senate
Grormners
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Railway Commission
Nova Scotia
Tariff Board
Canada Wins Right to Exclusive Air Band at Radio Conference
A Dominion led effort to secure exclusive wave bands for aircraft communications was recognized by the International Radio Conference. Canadian delegates cited forest protection and survey work as uses while noting Europe already had similar allocations. The new band aims to support extensive provincial forest protection and growing commercial aviation enterprises with regular communications between aircraft and ground stations.
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Dominion
Canada
Europe
Nelson appeals to DOJ for sentence remission in Patterson murder
Counsel for Earle Nelson, found guilty of murdering Mrs. Emily Patterson, seek remission from the Department of Justice. They will base their representations on an insanity plea and include defense witnesses and Napa California medical records, along with head X ray plates obtained for investigation but not shown at trial.
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Wivainer
Earle Nel
Emily Patterson
Department of Justice
Nelson
Napa Ste! California
Provinces Seek Stronger Liquor Laws at Conference
At the Dominion Provincial Conference the provinces urged control over liquor importation and tightening of export house operations. They called for lower excise duties and subsidies, and discussed judges with interest in higher salaries and uniform retirement, noting older appointees among capable workers.
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Ottawa
Dominion Provincial Conference
Senate
Saskatchewan appoints George Spence minister of railways
Jon S. Juatta announced Regina’s plan to reorganize the Saskatchewan government with George Spence, husband of Com mons for Maple Creek, as minister of railways. The reshuffle would leave Hon. Dr JM United, Hon. CM Hamilton, and Spence in place, aiming to bolster railway development in newer districts.
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Regina
George Spence
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
Jon. S.juatta
JM. United
CM Hamilton
Debt Reduction Essential For Canada in World Markets
Hon. J. A. Robb told provincial premiers conference that reducing debt was essential for Canada to maintain its world market position. He stressed war obligations and maturities the Dominion must meet and promised only what Parliament would approve for subsidies increases.
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Robb Awa
Canada
J. A. Robb
Robb
Mountie Promotes Ottawa-Stamsergeant 4 ff Rog
An announcement from the Mounted Police states Rog, a renowned Arctic traveller, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant. While leading a detachment at Pond Inlet he conducted preliminary proceedings in the celebrated Jane case, with arcane law enforcement context noted.
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Otawa
Egyptian Antiquities Dept Demands Return of Bust of Nefertiti
A disputed bid to excavate and alter the bust of Queen Nefertiti prompts the Egyptian Antiquities Department to demand its return to Egypt. The case centers on permission and control over the artifact amid ongoing tensions.
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Nefertiti
Egyptian Antiquiies Department
Egypt
Canadian Airmen Dive Into River Tragedy Near Fredericton
Four aviators from Dartmouth N A station Canoes and rafts observed as a Canadian aircraft crashed into the St John River near Fredericton New Brunswick. Fight Lieutenant CN Mavrop pilot Corporal Winship mechanic and C Donnelly photographer were aboard. The wreck broke up on impact and the men clung to debris. All were severely bruised shocked and exposed though rescued from the riverbanks.
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Wat Fredericton
N.B
St. John River
CN. Mavrop
Corporal Winship
C. Donnelly
Dartmouth
Nair Station
Federal By Election Polling Day Set for Maple Creek
A federal by election is fixed for Maple Creek Sask following the resignation of George Spenral MU. Writs announce November 25 as nomination day and December 9 as polling day. The by election follows the Conservative convention in Winnipeg and selection of Hon RB Dennett KC as leader.
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Maple Creek
Ottawa
Sask
George Spenral MU
Railways
I Winuipes
RB. Dennett, KC
Winter Air Mail Proposal Serves Remote Posts
Ottawa hosts a representative from Canadian Transcontinental Airways Limited to discuss a winter service for seven islands and remote posts islands Anticosti Magdalen during the closed navigation season. The contract is already awarded and mail delivery has relied on dog teams. The session of the League of Nations Council convenes December 5. One key issue at Usnia against Poland concerns arrest of clergy and schooling rights of Lithuanian citizens threatening relations.
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Ottawa
Canadian Transcontinental Airways Limited
Canadaa
Transpo
Seven Islands
Magdalen Islands
Venera Sue
League of Nations Council
Cpges
Liusnia
Poland
Hina
Resolution to purge UFO politics at Ontario convention
A proposed measure seeks abolition of the political committee and removal of political references from the United Farmers of Ontario official statement at their annual convention in December. It also urges condemning the UFO title in Parliament and among candidates and calls for a study of cooperative marketing added to rural school curricula.
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Loronto
United Farmers of Ontario
Ther House
Canadian Guard Unveils Honor Monument in Washington
Canadian forces unveil a Cross of Sacrifice monument at Arlington National Cemetery to honor Americans who fell while serving with Canadian units. The ceremony in Washington featured troops and dignitaries from Canada and the United States, led by Canadian Ambassador Vincent Massé.
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Washiteton
Royal 22Rd Regiment
Quebec City
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Toronto
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Canada
United States
Vincent Masses
Niagara Post Office Damaged by Fire
A fire wrecked the Niagara post office causing about 40 dollars in damage with two women and several others injured. Twenty postal workers escaped and then returned to move mail to safety. Mrs Gertie, wife of the caretaker, and her child were rescued by firemen. An explosion from the furnaces blew out windows and damaged nearby buildings, hindering entry for firefighters.
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Niagara
Gertie
Federal government invited to enter steamship service deal
A leaked Ottawa dispatch reports the federal government being asked to enter into a concession with a British and Canadian company to run a regular steamship service from Fort Churchill to England and the continent. Rumors in the capital were confirmed by Hon. W. R. Motherwell. The firm named is Gaspe Steam Ltd of London, England, with ships under Montreal operation.
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Winniper
Ottawa
Provence
Winnipes
Great Britain
Montreal
Fort Churchill
England
Fort Churchil
W. R
Courageous flyer aims for Atlantic cross by air
The New Martinsville aviator Morris R. Vausherly, 35, who has one arm and no legs, is set to attempt another Atlantic crossing flight following a year of practice. Vausherly, known as a fearless pilot, plans to pursue aviation honors similar to Ruth Elder's historic attempt.
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Wheeling
Ciy
Ruth Elder
Morris R. Vausherly
New Martinsville
Here
Ua Aviat
Baldwin Optimistic On Europe In Guild Hall Speech
Premier Stanley Baldwin voiced optimism about Europe at the Guild Hall, praising Franco British and German leaders and urging Europe to meet as equals to advance peace. He lauded Aristide Briand and Gustav Stresemann, and urged widening détente while noting limits with Russia and the United States.
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Guild Hall
Yon Ket
Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
Europe
Mary
Asaid
Mir
Baldwin
Aristide Briaud
Gustav Kesemann
All
Leurope
Trevemann
Central
United States
Progress of World Peace Gains Noted at Goodwill Meet
Henry Wickham Steed and Sir Austen Chamberlain spoke at the International Goodwill Congress in St Louis praising progress toward world peace since World War I. They cited European reconstruction, economic aid, and growing cooperation among major powers, noting measurable gains despite ongoing challenges.
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St Louis
United
Europe
Henry Wickham Steed
Review of Views
London
Fogland
International
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
World Alliance
Fret Smith
Bronze Shield Awarded to Alberta Calgary Cadets
Hon JL Ralston, Minister of National Defence, sent a bronze shield to the Western Canada Caledonian Corps in Calgary. The shield is part of the silver trophy from the King, awarded annually for the team with the highest aggregate score in the Imperial rifle shooting competition. The event is described as one of the world’s greatest rifle shooting matches, with over 25,000 boys participating last year.
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Calgary
JL. Ralston
High Commissioner
Canada
Western Canada
Calle der Corps
Imperial
Boyn Tok
Soviet aims to ship thousands of Canadian horses to Russia
Soviet officials set a 1028 season target to move 14009 Canadian draft horses from Quebec to Leningrad via the Rusalen steamer Le kabrist, with about 50 horses aboard the Le kabrist departing Quebec around November 16. The plan expects rapid transit of about 2000 animals this year as part of a large equine exchange.
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Russia
Quebec
Leningrad
Calgary ranch deal seals history with major sanction
A Calgary ranch transaction marks a historic milestone in Alberta as the George Lame Company receives sanction and partners with Eldment equipment to push forward a major project. The agreement signals growing investment and industry activity in the region.
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Calgary
Denis
Alberta
George Lame
Tnd
Pany
Desires To Abandon Flight Near Calcutta and Ay
A garbled report indicates a passenger or crew member seeks to abandon a flight near Calcutta and Ay by a route via Orion. The office notes an attempt was made and a return to Lomé may be planned despite financial hardship and unclear guidance from authorities.
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Berau
Sne
Rorega
Omer Bar Yeem
Gers
Calcutta
Inde
Koemmeeke
Orion
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International Asociation of Dairy and Milk Inspectors
Winter Air Mail
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