Russia Asked About Manchuria Crisis Dispatch
Russia faced a demand over Manchuria with warnings conveyed to Maxim Litvinoff in Moscow. Japan denied Chinese Eastern Railway damage and welcomed a possible investigators commission while China vows continued resistance with Chiang Kai-Shek heading to Manchuria and Chang Hsueh-Liang mobilizing 10,000 artillerymen from the Russian border.
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Manchuria
Moscow
Maxim Litvico
M. Litvinoff
Honjo
Tsitsihar
Fusata
China
Japan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ministry of War
Chang Haueb-Liang
Ma Chan-Than
Chang Hsueh-Liang
War Ministry
Royal Winter Fair Prizes Shared By Westerners
Dairy cattle and dairy products dominated Royal Winter Fair judging with prize money widely distributed. Lonsdale Farm Sussex N B won senior and grand bull awards on Abbekerk Sylvius Lad. Canadian Pacific Railway Supply Farm Strathmore Alberta won junior on C Koba Fair child. Hays and Company Calgary took reserve junior on Hays Johanna Dekol. Manitoba creameries led butter awards with Manitoba Co operative Creameries Winnipeg top for aggregate score and Belmont Creameries Belmont Manitoba top for highest individual score. A R Bell Stonewall Manitoba won first in dairy butter. Manitoba led total winnings, followed by Saskatchewan Ontario and Alberta. University of Alberta won Angus market cattle class. James D Patterson Richmond Hill Ontario was second. Allan Leslie Watrous Bask won six horse turnout class with matched Clydeales.
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Toronto
Hays and Company
Calgary
Hays Johanna Dekol
Manitoba Creameries
Manitoba Co-operative Creameries
Winnipeg
Belmont Creameries
Belmont
Man
A. R. Bell
Stonewall
Manitoba
Britain Pays Debts to Fed on October 31
The Herald Tribune reports the Bank of England was entirely out of debt to the Federal Reserve System as of October 31, having paid off the $125,000,000 credit due that day. The detail comes from the Federal Reserve Board’s monthly review released for publication.
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New York, N
Herald‘Tribune
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System of
United States
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Herald-Tribune
Federal Reserve Board
Return To India Pestpeace Postpones London Departure
London Britain and India news item notes that Gopani postponed his departure for India after a conference with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. The move aims to avert potential failure of the second round table conference on Indian affairs.
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Pestpeace
London
Eng
Stanatma Gopani
India
Ramsay MacDonald
Prairie unity urged for three provinces by farm labor leaders
A.J. Macauley of United Partners of Canada urged farmers and workers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba to form a united front with the Independent Labour Party to push an economic policy benefiting agriculture. He warned prairie government costs are too high and called for a Westwide conference to craft a national fiscal plan aiding agriculture.
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Prairie Provinces
Brandon
Advines
A.J. Macauley
United Partners of Canada
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Manitoba
Macauley
Farmers of Saskatchewan
Independent Labor Party
West
Quebec
Pacific Coast
Davison Re-elected Calgary Mayor Strong Independent Victory
Calgary Alberta Mayor Andy Davison secured a second term amid record turnout with 17 324 votes to 1 028 for challenger Phil Luck. Davison won by a 16 296 majority as total ballots reached 18 352, about 1 000 more than last year.
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Calgary
Alberta
Andy Davison
Phil Luck
Davison
Luck
Vic
Labor Minister Robertson Advised to Enter Hospital
Ottawa reports Hon. G. D. Robertson, Minister of Labor, urged to go to hospital briefly before a planned trip due to wear from unemployment issues. Senator Robertson has carried a heavy load this year. Hon. H. A. Stewart will act as Minister of Labor during his absence.
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Gnator Robertson
Ottawa
G. D. Robertson
Labor
Robertson
H. A. Stewart
Oil Company Declines Gas Conservation Plan in Turner Valley
Premier Brownlee announced that Imperial Oil declined the government gas conservation agreement after a two day inquiry with Vice-President A M McQueen and company officials. He said the government would consult technical advisors and press every means to stop gas waste in Turner Valley Edmonton Alberta.
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ML Company
Edmonton
Alberta
Imperial ‘Oil Company
Turner Valley
Brownlee
A.M. McQueen
Borden Warns Against Artificial Booms In Canada
Montreal bankers warn against using improving business sentiment to spark a boom that could backfire. Barclays Bank (Canada) president Sir Robert Borden cautioned shareholders at the fourth annual meeting. Board re elected with Borden as president and Arthur B Purvis as vice president.
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Montreal
Robert Borden
Barclays Bank
Canada
Arthur B Purvis
Royal Winter Fair Sets New Exhibit Record in Toronto
The tenth annual Royal Winter Fair in Toronto reports a record number of exhibits. Estimates list horses 1,000 cattle 4,400 swine 1,000 sheep 600 cats 250 dogs 100 poultry and pet stock 7,500, totaling about 16,300 entries across classes, a new high mark.
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Toronto
Onto
Rewards sweep Alberta winners in spring wheat class
At the Royal Winter Fair the spring wheat class crowned Alberta exhibitors as top scorers with the dominant Reward variety. Over 70 entries competed. Eddie J. Shank led Athabasca, J. H. B. Smith Pincher Creek and William Taylor Grand Prairie followed, with several Albertan names securing high placements through ninth place.
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Toronto
Omers
Alberta
Canada
Dominion Experimental Farms
Eddie J. Shank
Athabasca
J. H. B. Smith
Pincher Creek
William Taylor
Grand Prairie
George Canfield
Wild Rose
Sask
Fred Paverly
Wembley
Herman Trelle
Alex Paul
Dauphin
Man
A. Anderson
Swan River
Leslie Bartlett
Vauxhall
Empire Goods 70 Be Exempt Under New Law
London reports that Canadian and Empire goods will not be taxed under Britain's anti dumping legislation. The House of Commons approved a resolution granting the President of the Board of Trade power to impose up to a 100 percent duty on many products. Officials assured Dominion goods face no duty and empire products are exempt from the bill. The measure aims to meet abnormal conditions and was rushed through both stages in a single sitting.
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London
Eng
House of Commons
Board of Trade
L. Hore-Belisha
Charles Williams
Dominions
Empire
Hore-Belisha
Liberals Win Seat in Wellington By-Election
Liberal Paul Munro won the Ontario Legislature seat for South Wellington by 258 votes over Conservative W P Gamble in a by election caused by Lincoln Goldie’s death. Final tally Munro 7209 Gamble 2011. Conservatives 88 Liberals 15 Progressives five Independent Conservatives two U F O one Labor one.
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Guelon
Unt
Paul Munro
Ontario
South Wellington
W. P. Gamble
Munro
Gamble
Lincoln Goldie
Ferguson
Mitchell F. Hepburn
M P
Progressives
UF O
Labor
Trade Policy Proposed by Utah Senator in Canada Visit
Senator W H King of Utah advocates mutually beneficial trade policy to boost Canada United States commerce. The Democrat, on a Hearst mission to study Canada’s sales tax system, seeks a friendly framework benefiting both nations. Germany reports 1931 grain outputs: 3,669,000 tons winter wheat and 564,000 tons summer wheat, up 440,000 tons from last year and 30 percent above seven year average.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
W. H. King
Utah
Finance Committee
United States Senate
King
Congressional
William Randolph Hearst
Germany
Berlin
Alberta Delegates to Attend Toronto Meeting
Delegates from Alberta led by Premier JE Brownlee will attend a December 27 Toronto meeting called by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce to discuss forming a Canadian Institute of Agriculture. The institute would study agricultural problems, marketing in Canada and abroad, and disseminate market information. Attending besides Brownlee are H. A. Craig, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Senator D. E. Riley, and E. W. Jones among others.
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Toronto
Ramonton
Alberta Agriculturists
JE Brownlee
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Institute of Agriculture
Canada
Brownlee
H. A. Craig
D. E. Riley
High River
E. W. Jones
Girl Wins Henry Draper Medal for Star Catalogs
Miss Annie Jump Cannon, an astronomer at Harvard Observatory, received the Henry Draper medal from the National Academy of Sciences, becoming the first woman to win the honor. From Dover Delaware beginnings she catalogued more than 300,000 stars, highlighting the vast scale of the sky beyond the 5,000 visible stars.
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Harvard Observat
Henry Draper
New Haven
Conn
Dover
Del
Annie Jump Cannon
National Acaemy of Sciences
Miss Cannon
Harvard Observatory
No foundation for report on gas import ban into Canada
Ottawa reports there is no current basis for a claimed move by the Dominion Government to prohibit natural gas imports into Canada. No recent action or serious consideration has occurred since budget debate remarks, and the matter has not been under review.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Ottawa Hosts US Congressional Delegation Banquet
In Ottawa Ontario Canada the United States Congressional Party studying the Dominion tax system was welcomed by Rt Hon Sir George Perley acting Prime Minister and Hon EB Ryckman Minister of National Revenue at a government banquet. Senator Gore spoke of enduring neighborly ties as the party toured Ottawa with all Dominion cabinet members present.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
United States
Dominion
George Perley
EB Ryckman
National Revenue
T. P
Oklahoma
Great Britain
Sir George Perley
Ryckman
Destiny
Gore
Congressional
William Randolph Hearst
Dominion Cabinet
Manitoba farmers reject political action at three day convention
Manitoba organized farmers, allied with Saskatchewan peers, vote down a move for political action and back a future policy favoring social ownership and cooperative production. Premier Bracken and officials address delegates urging shared sacrifice. A plan to trim Manitoba’s legislative seats and redistribute representation is endorsed to save at least 100000 annually.
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Brander
Manitoba
Ur Farmers of
Queston
Canada
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Canada
Conditions In England Better, Reports Say After Europe Return
Morgan says conditions in England look better and calls it a marvellous election. He notes the Nationalist Government may stay in power for a long time as questions arise about the current political climate. In Toronto during Royal Winter Fair, a U S Army team swept the opening horse show events winning top three in individual open and first two in team jumping against international competitors. More than 11 000 spectators attended the event featuring British Irish French Canadian and U S army entries.
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New York
Morgan
Europe
England
Toronto
Ont
United States Army
Ottawa Post Office denies money order withdrawal plan
Canadian postal officials deny reports that the Post Office Department plans to withdraw from the money order business. They also state that despite exchange differences, British money orders remain honored in Canada.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Post Office Department
Canada
Independent Socialist MacDonald Distances From Ilanor Party
Ishbel MacDonald daughter of the Prime Minister announced she is an Independent Socialist rather than a member of the Ilanor Party. The move positions her as an autonomous political figure distinct from her father’s party alignment. She stated her commitment to independent socialist principles and clarified her political stance.
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London
Eng
Ishbel MacDonald
Ilanor Party
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