Bennett Presses Western Provinces With Aid Conditions
Prime Minister R B Bennett told Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia that future Dominion aid hinges on deficits well under 5 1 0 000 000 or the creation of a financial controller approved by Ottawa. Letters and replies were tabled in Parliament with premiers outlining their budgeting.
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Ottawa
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
House of Commons
Tolmic
Anderson
Braken
Brownlee
France Aims to Maintain Gold Standard Despite War Debts
Paris reports after the cabinet meeting Finance Minister Bonnet said France will keep the gold standard and hopes other nations return to gold soon. London papers quoted experts predicting Britain cannot pay wartime debt and France will soon abandon gold, citing the Daily Mail and Daily Herald.
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Paris
France
Bonnet
Possie
London
Britain
Daily Mill
The
Daily Herald
Soccer Results From Old Country Apr 22
Old Country football results list matches played today with brief scores and team names provided by Canadian Press Cable.
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London
Canadian Press
English League results snapshot across divisions
Soccer results from English football divisions show Aston Villa 0 Leeds United 0, Chelsea 1 Arsenal 3, and multiple 2 1 4 2 scorelines. Notable ties include Tottenham 0 Fulham 0, Crystal Palace 3 Bournemouth 0, Cardiff 6 Northampton 0, and York City 1 Hull City 2 among numerous other results across First to Third Divisions.
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Aston Villa
Leeds United
Burton W
West Brom, A
Chelsea
Arsenal
Huddersfield T
Everton
Leicester City
Sunderland
Liverpool
Birmingham
Middlesborough
Sheffield W
Newcastle U
Blackburn R
Portsmouth
Manchester City
Sheffield U
Blackpool
Wolverhampton
Derby Co
Bradford
Port Vale
Burnley
Notts County
Charlton Ath
Bury
Grimsby Town
Chesterfield
Manchester Uth
West Ham
Notts Forest
Southampton
Oldham Ath
Bradford City
Plymouth Arg
Batew
Parlington
Carlisle U
Doncaster R
Crewe Alex
Barnsley
Mansfield T
Tranmere Row
New Brighton
Gateshead
Rochdale
Hartlepools U
Rotherham U
Wrexham
York City
Hull City
Aldershot
Exeter
Brighton
Brentford
Bristol Rovers
Torquay U
Cardiff City
Northampton
Crystal Palace
Bournemouth
Gillingham
Swindon Town
Norwich City
Coventry City
Queens’ P. R
Luton Town
Reading
Bristol City
Watford
Clapton Orient
Scottish League First Division results report
Ayr United defeated Airdrieonians 4 to 2 while Clyde edged Kilmarnock 1 0. Dundee beat Celtic 3 to 0 and Falkirk over Morton 2 to 1. Motherwell won 4 to 1 against East Stirling as Rangers drew 1 1 with Queen's Park. St Johnstone beat Hamilton Academical 2 to 0 and St Mirren and Partick Thistle tied 1 1. Third Lanark beat Cowdenbeath 3 to 1.
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Aberdeen Hearts
Ayr United
Airdrieonians
Clyde
Kilmarnock
Dundee
Celtic
Falkirk
Morton
Motherwell
East Stirling
Rangers
Queen's Park
St. Johnstone
Hamilton Acad
St. Mirren
Partick Tistle
Third Lanark
Cowdenbeath
Wheat futures soar to year highs on brisk buying
Winnipeg reports a surge in grain trading with wheat futures climbing to new yearly peaks. May closed at 58 1/2 cents, while July and October surged into the 60s, ending around 59 1/2 to 60 1/2 cents.
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Winnipeg
Grain Exchange Today
Will Northern Pacific Believe B C OF Its White Elephant
In Ottawa April 21 a provision will be added to the railways law this season requiring consent from the railway commissioners before an American controlled Canadian railway may abandon a branch line. Premier Bennett and Mr Sterling spoke in the House of Commons amid a review of the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway agreement with the Northern Pacific.
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Ottawe
Railways
Board of
Gailway Commissioners
House of Commons
RL. Bennett
Grote Sterling
Yale
Vancouver, Victoria
Railway Commission
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway and Navigation Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Russia Hit Back at Britain for High Tariff
London and Mogrow report Soviet retaliation to Britain's 80 percent embargo on Russian goods. Russia bans purchases in the United Kingdom and tightens controls on British ships and transit, while awaiting possible release of British engineers Thornton and MacDonald.
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London
Russia
Great Britain
England
Thornton and
MacDonald
Soviet Union
Ruggia
Moscow
United Kingdom
Commissriat
People's Commisars
U.S.S.R
Central ‘Executive Committee
Willam. H., Macdonald
L. C. ‘Thornton
Civoies
Dominion Drama Festival adjudicator to judge 24 productions
Rupert Harvey of London will adjudicate the Dominion Drama Festival finals, awarding 50 points for acting 35 for production and 15 for stage presentation. Six French and 18 English plays from across the Dominion will be evaluated with language aid from a Canadian university professor.
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Gatawa
Rupert Harvey
London
Eng
Ruper Hervey
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
Gator
Worl
Harvey
Stansted
Tord -Begsborough
Little
Ottawa Drama League
Ilight
Heenan Battles Manion Over Railway Worker Notice
In Ottawa the House of Commons resumes voting on railway funding as Hon. Peter Heenan pushes for a 60 day layoff notice in the CN and CP merger. Dr. Manion counters with existing protections. interjection from Hon. W R Motherwell delays action. A compromise amendment by G B Nicholson moves to require railway negotiations with the affected union before layoffs.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Peter Heenan
R. J. Manion
Heenan
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Manion
W. R. Motherwell
Motherwell
Canadian National Railways
G. B. Nicholson
Algoma
Rum Inferno Engulfs West India Docks in London
Firefighters battled a blaze at Rum Quay on the West India docks in London. The fire endangered 60 million dollars worth of rum as barrels burst and flames spread, drawing crowds and forcing traffic to halt. Fire boats joined the effort but hazy fumes caused exposure among crew and bystanders, though no casualties were reported.
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London
Rum
West India Docks
Fie
Royce-Royce founder Sir Henry Royce dies at 70
Sir Henry Royce, joint founder of Rolls Royce Ltd with C. S. Rolls in 1907, died in England after six months bedridden. He helped design engines used to set world records in aviation and motor car engineering.
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West
Witering
Eng
Henry Royce
C. 8
Rolls
Rolls Royce Ltd
Royce
Stainforth
Campbell
Synopsis of Acts Printed After Legislature Session
Edmonton reports John D. Hunt received first copies of the annual Synopsis of Acts, detailing 61 government bills passed at the recent session. The compact guide covers vital points in the two months of the house in session. Eleven Acts remain not yet effective including Pharmaceutical Association Act and Public Utilities.
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Edmonton
John D. Hunt
Executive Council
Hunt
Pharmaceutical Association Act
Co-operative Credit Societies
German Soldier Parties Unite Under Hitler
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler may become head of 1.5 million steel helmeters and Nazi storm troops after fusion talks. The merger follows a Brunswick clash described as a counter revolt and signals a move to place Seldte’s veteran group under Hitler’s leadership.
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Germany
Storm Lygopers
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Associated Press
Brunswick
Hitler
Franz, Seldte
Mlitant
MacDonald Roosevelt Talks Push World Economic Recovery
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and President Franklin Roosevelt meet in Washington as they seek to stabilize currencies and reduce trade barriers. They agree on Anglo American cooperation, world price revival, and a possible war debt revision while avoiding retaliation over the gold standard move. The State Department explains the gold action aims to lift commodity prices globally, not gain a bargaining edge. Pages five continue.
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Washington
MacDonald
Roosevelt
Britain
Mr.MacDonald
High Seas
State Department
London
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDoneld
Roosevelt. Com
Murder verdict returned in Saskatoon mad moment case
Temporarily insane verdict of murder was returned by the coroner's jury against Mrs. Charles Thomas wife of a district farmer. Thomas was killed in his bed at the farm home on April 7. Mrs. Thomas to appear at Yorkton for a preliminary hearing on April 28.
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Sturgis
Sask
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Yorkton
Japs Call Off Offensive South of the Great Wall
Tokyo reports Japanese forces ordered to halt attacks on Chinese troops south of the Great Wall. Campaign achieved aims by expelling Chinese from Jehol border districts and creating a neutral zone west of the Lwan river toward Miyun. Additional Japanese threats near Chahar noted. Chinese forces claim counter moves along the Swan river.
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Tokyo
War Office
Great Wall of China
Jehol
Lwan River
Ang
Lwan
Miyun
China
Chahar
Speedy Trial in Assault Case Ends with Guilty Verdicts
E. H. Quinn and C. Stuber were found guilty of assaulting farmer D. Brost in the Rosebeg district after a speedy trial before Judge Green. Quinn received five days imprisonment. Stuber got one year suspended and bound over for one year. Prosecution said the men attacked over a mill loan dispute on April 4. Brost sustained facial fractures. Brost also faced a firearm charge and was fined $5 with no costs.
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E. H. Quinn
C. Stuber
D. Brost
Rosebeg
Green
Yesterdday
Quinn
Stuber Wes
Alex MacGregor
G. M. Blackstock K.C
R. B. Davidson
Stuber
Brost
J. R. Patterson
Stubert
R.C.M.P
Ellis
Temporary Wage Cut Sparks Dispute Across Railways
Montreal April 21 Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways plan a temporary wage deduction of 2d per cent for skilled trades workers. BO Hodge heads the personnel department and told the board of conciliation that the cut is temporary. Senator James Murdock, spokesman for the workers, voiced surprise and questioned the temporary nature as railways presented their rebuttal late in the day.
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Montreal
National
Canadian Pacific
BO Hodge
Canadian Pacifica
Oeer
James “Murdock
Dancers Delight Empress Audience In Happy Feet Show
The Marjorie Colter pupils staged a two hour dance revue at the Empress Theatre titled Happy Feet. Spectators praised graceful movement and humor while noting minor missteps that didn’t spoil the performance. The program highlighted acrobatic work and advancing levels with contributions from Catherine Grange and Rita Frame among others.
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Marjorie Colter
Empress
Marjorie Colte
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Northern Pacific
B.C
Dominion Drama Festival
ALWY
Rolls-Royce
Swan River
Catherine
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