Meagre results from Imperial Parley souring Dominion hopes
The report outlines disappointment in the Imperial Conference with minimal gains. Felip Hnowden may offer a three year stabilisation period for present preferences to secure revenue, while major economic policy points are deferred to Ottawa. Dominions consider reciprocal tariffs and treaty talks among themselves. constitutional gains include native born governors-general appointed on direct dominion advice, with the King ruling on suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felip Hnowden
Dominions
Ottawa
KB. Bennett
British United
London Premier Ram MacDonald Assures Full Palestine Debate
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald promises MPs a full discussion of the White Paper on Palestine before any ordinances are framed. He repeats that the government will fulfill its mandate obligations to both Jews and Arabs, and says criticisms of the White Paper have been misinterpreted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Palestine
Western Pensions Tribunal Sits Across Western Cities
The Western Pension Tribunal begins sittings in Winnipeg with many members from the revised Pension Act panel. Most cases address prior denials by the former board, with sessions scheduled in Calgary Vancouver and Charlottetown and other locations. In unrelated notes a plane crash near Apohaqui New Brunswick involved H S Jones and Charles Yeo as passenger. engine failure caused a brief fall after takeoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pensions Tribunal
Winnipeg
Western Pension Tribunal
Pension Board
Calgary
Vancouver
Charlottetown
Pel
Prince Edward Inland
H. S. Jones
Apohaqui
New Brunswick
Charles Yeo
Lot 16
Jones
World Exhibition Planned for January Opening of Sydney Harbor Bridge
Sydney will host a World Exhibition to mark the opening of the Sy ey Harbor Bridge. The event will occur in January and showcase agricultural industrial mining and artistic materials from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Muncalia
Syey Harbor
Canadian Airways Limited Formed To Unite Coast To Coast Air Transport
Canada works toward a national air transport company to be led by James A Richardson with Sir Henry Thornton and E W Beatty among vice presidents. Eastern and Western Canada lines will offer organized passenger mail and express service with major railways and financial interests as shareholders.
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Forate
Ont
Canadian Airways Limited
CNR
CPR
Western Canada Airways Limited
Aviation Corporation of Canada
Air Transportations
Montreal
James A. Richardson
Sir Henry Thornton
Cn.r
E W. Beatty
Int
Canada
Mr. Richardson
Overal Aviation and Financial Organizations
Western Canada Airways
Pital
Eastern Canada Lines
Western Canada Lines
Great Future For Vancouver Port Says Minister
Vancouver’s port is hailed by Minister of Marine Alfred Duranteau as destined to become the greatest in the world. He spoke before a Vancouver audience predicting the port will center a vast future trade with the Orient within a quarter century, establishing Vancouver as Canada’s gateway to Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast City
Vancouver
B.C
Alfred Duranteau
British North America
Asia
Canada
Marigold to visit Regina for three day Capitol Theatre run
A London company presents Marigold at Regina's Capitol Theatre starting Monday November 24 with a strong cast including Sophie Stewart Edmund Irving and Gordon Pine. The production, praised for its stage presence, draws interest from Regina audiences who read of the arrival of the London ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
London
Hagland
Capitol Theatre
Monty
Marge
J. Alen
Arker
Fe Pryor
Sottiah
Suisourgh
Penne
Walter
Roy
Gordon Pine
Wills
Aldous
John Base
Marie Shields
Sean Ciyce
Jena Cipce
Yeette Penbe
Ping Say
Hte
Seppedite
Sees End Of Bolshevism Predicts Capitalism In A Year
Sir Percival Dewhurst Perry chairman of Ford Motor Company of Europe predicted on the SS Bremen that Soviet Russia will become a capitalistic state within a year. He said there is no question that Soviet Russia will recognize capitalism within a year as the five year plan collapses. Accompanying him were Maurice Dollfus and Dr Karl Wilhelm Hausa. The group will confer with Henry Ford at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
New York
Sir Percival Dewhurst Perry
Ford Motor Companies of
Europe
Bremen
Russia
Sir Percival
Maurice Dollfus
Karl Wilhelm Hausa
Henry Ford
Detroit
Moose Jaw Street Cars Get Condensers to Cut Radio Interference
Street cars in Moose Jaw are now equipped with condensers aimed at eliminating radio interference. The installation came after talks between city radio dealers and the street railway company and is installed on the generators of the cars. J. Leibrock, secretary of the Moose Jaw Radio Association, announced the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
J. Leibrock
Royal Address Opens Indian Parley In London Hall
The King opens the round table conference in the House of Lords on November 12 addressing India’s future governance. Premier MacDonald and Indian princes attend as delegates gather at two large oval tables amid Oriental splendor. The royal speech stresses the gravity of negotiations and the shared purpose within the British Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
India
House of Lords
MacDonald
Hast
West
India’s path to self government urged in royal speech
King speaks to delegates in formal session urging fusion of diverse claims within India’s body politic. He emphasizes majorities and minorities across classes, races, and creeds, expresses hope for a constitutional evolution, and asks for wisdom and goodwill as Premier MacDonald chairs the proceedings.
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Commonwealth
India
Government of
MacDonald
Patiala
Aga Khan
Great Britain
Predicts New European War and German Annihilation
Berlin reports General Erich Ludendorff’s pamphlet foresees a second great European war starting May 1, 1982. It predicts Germany Austria Hungary Britain and Soviet Russia opposing France Poland Czecho Slovakia and Romania, with Berlin besieged and civilians starved. Vorwaerts notes Hitler once eyed Ludendorff as war minister for a revenge war.
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Ssudendorff
Germany
Berlin
Erich Ludendorf
Austria
Hungary
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Vorwaerts
Adolf Hitler
Ludendorff
Attempted assassination targeting Irish president Cosgrave in Dublin
An apparent attempt on November 10 near Cosgrave’s home in the Fort Dublin mountains ended with bullets striking both cars but injuring none. Cosgrave, without his armed escort, was en route home when attackers fired from behind bushes. drivers were unarmed. Officials were disturbed by the incident.
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Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Dublin
Ireland
William T. Cosgrave
Fort Dublin
Western public works totals announced for unemployment relief
Ottawa announces $1 455 041 for unemployment relief works in Western Canada. Includes $52 400 for Prince Albert National Park and $36 841 for roads and sewers in Swift Current Kincaid Shellbrook Shaunavon Shamrock Pennant Coderre plus Manitoba projects including Riding Mountain National Park and North Kildonan St Vital East Kildonan St Paul Brooklands. Funds drawn from $20 million relief fund with British Columbia and Alberta items noted.
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Ottawa
Canada
G. D. Robertson
Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Kincaid
Shellbrook
Shaunavon
Shamrock
Pennant
Coderre
Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park
Ritchie
Tache
North Kildonan
St. Vital
East Kildonan
St. Paul
Brooklands
Dominion
British Columbia
Alberta
Trade delegation seeks Canada Japan growth in commerce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Kobe and Osaka representatives met to boost trade between Canada and Japan. The talks, led by vice president Cameron and Jone M. Turamonton, aimed at expanding bilateral commerce with keynote address by Cameron and reception hosted by Canadian authorities. Governors and mayoral figures attended a banquet in Kobe with Vancouver's Jehayne D. Hanston delivering remarks.
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George M. Inverarity
J. K. Christison
Carberry
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific
Lucky Lads
C. Stockil
Royal Winter Batr
Toronto
Ate
Japan
Driegaten
Chanbe
Mle Fons
Ban Tess
Kobe
Ad Omak
Bede
wheetmineral _humber Sch
Cosagianioports
Canada
Toemayer Tod Chamber
Commere
Ouska
Jone
M. Turiamonton
Cameron
Vitor Si8 Camiey
Montreal
Teepton
Cant
Kansat Prefecture
Ine Chambers of Commerce
Jehayne D. Hanston
Vancouver
Crowded Saskatchewan Penitentiary at Prince Albert
Prince Albert Sask prisoners at the Saskatchewan penitentiary reach 538, the highest in its history. Temporary space houses about 100 inmates while a new 200 capacity wing is under construction for at least two years, offering little relief amid heavy court turnover in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Prince Albert, Sask
Alberta
Canada Wins Formal Norwegian Recognition of Arctic Islands
Norway formally recognizes Canada’s title to the Arctic Islands known as the Sverdrup Group including Axel Heiberg Ellef Ringnes Amund Ringnes and King Christian. The move removes any dispute over Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic north of the mainland, announced by acting prime minister Sir George Perley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Unt— Ine
Ament
Norway
Arctic Islands
Sverdrup
Axel Heiberg
Ellef Ringnes
Amund Ringnes
King Christian
Arctic
George Perley
Canadian Delegates Welcomed Kyoto Trade Mission
The City of Kyoto welcomed the delegates of the Canadian Chambers of Commerce trade mission with a luncheon hosted by the government, the mayor, and the chamber president. Kyoto Mayor expressed pleasure at meeting Canadian representatives as Hantex noted a poor Newfoundland Labrador fishing season aboard the H. H. McIntosh.
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Kyoto
Japan
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Ness Canada
James A. Findlay
Church of Scotland
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Beauvais
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