Canada’s New Bond Issue Heavily Over Subscribed
London Aug 2 Canadian press says the new Canadian loan of 15 million pounds closed after day one with a substantial over subscription. The four percent bonds will mature in 20 and 25 years and proceeds will fund unconverted Victory bonds. R B Bennett touted British investor confidence in Canada and pledged government effort to uphold it.
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London
Dominion
Voday
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Stewart Faces Choice of Two Ridings in Alberta
Edmonton reports Liberal debate over whether Hon. Charles Stewart will run in the new Jasper Edson district or in the West Edmonton rural remnant. Insiders name potential Liberal candidates for the new riding as conventions near in autumn. Weather notes follow with Alberta fair and cool conditions and warmer forecast.
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Charles Stewart
Edmonton
Dominion
Jasper Edson
West Edmonton
Liberals
Interior
Mr. Stewart
Svill
Neil D. Maclear
K.C
W. T. Henry
John W. Clenwright
J. Frank McMillan
Aristide Blais
H. Milton Martin
J. T. J. Collison
W. J. A. Mustard
R. F. McLaughlin
Gerald O’connor
Nelles V. Buchanan
Wm. Rea
J. O. McDonald
F A Convention at Brooks Elects U F A Officers
Delegates from twenty two Locals of the U F A gather in Brooks for a packed convention hall despite heat. J M Wheatley chairs as officers are elected including Co Anderson as 1st vice president and Mrs J Fowlie as 2nd vice president. A delay on nominating a candidate for the next federal election is set to allow deeper organization of the new Medicine Hat federal constituency.
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Association
Federal Medicine Hat
Brooks
J. J. Garland
M.P
Bow River
J. D. Rogers
Bindless
J. Fowlie
U.F.A
Medicine Hat
J. M. Whatley
W. Ross
U.F.W.A
Hepburn
Edmonton
Geo
Bechtold
Irvine
J. C. Buckley
M.L.A
W. C. Smith
S. Fraser
Garland
Regina
Federation
J. M. Wheatley
Co. Anderson
Scandia
Bindloss
R. P. Umbrite
Gleichen
L. Elder
Standard
H. Madsen
J. M. Wheatley Chancellor
W. Pollock
Gem
F. M. Plumer
Bassano
Attlee
C. O. Colbens
Tilley
A. M. Day
Bowell
A. Anderson
Pashley
Whitla
B. J. Evensen
Comrey
J. D. Maal
Foremost
R. F
Umbrite
J. E. von. Schmidt
Bankers Tie Into Industrial Act Amid Recovery Push
In Washington Aug 2 fourteen hundred banks allied with the American Bankers Association joined the industrial recovery movement under a modified Presidential re employment agreement. Administrator Hugh Johnson said the move covers these banks and about 6000 others not in the association. Workers will receive pay boosts to a forty hour week with wage ranges from 12 to 15 dollars weekly in smaller towns and larger in big cities.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
Industrial Recovery Movement
Hugh Johnson
King Cancels Medicine Hat Visit For Banff Talks
Word has reached Dr. Gershaw that Rt Hon W L Mackenzie King cannot include Medicine Hat in his Alberta itinerary due to a clash with Institute of Pacific Relations delegates in Banff. The cancellation spoils plans for a local picnic in his honor.
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Gershaw
M.P
Medicine Hat
Alberta
King
Institute of Pacific Relations
Banff
Sunshine Trail Trotices At 12th Conference
The Chamber of Commerce hosts the 12th annual Sunshine Trail conference in Lethbridge on Friday August 4. The Sunshine Trail runs north and south from Edmonton to Salt Lake City through Calgary, Lethbridge, Sweet Grass, Coutts, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, Idaho Falls, and neighboring states.
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Chamber of, Commerce
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Calgary
Sweet Grass
Coutts
Greatalls
Helena
Butte
Idaho Falls
Nine thousand bars of silver discharged at Victoria
A Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Canada arrived from the Orient with about nine thousand bars of silver believed to be consigned from Britain to the United States to apply on war debts. The cargo was discharged at Victoria B C with officials examining the shipment.
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Victoria
B.C
Canadian Press
Britain
United States
Canadian Pacific
Orient
Milk Dealers Challenge Roosevelt Price Plan in Court
In Chicago Aug 1 independent milk dealers sue to block government action that enforces a minimum price of 10 cents a quart. The case, heard by Judge James H Wilkerson, delays prosecution pending full hearing or transfer to Washington.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Ibagay
James H. Wilkerson
Washington
Wilkerson
Frank Leighton Carey Dies at 66 Former Grain Firm VP
Frank Leighton Carey 66, vice president of Hallett and Carey grain commission firm in Minneapolis and former Chicago Board of Trade president, has died.
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Frank Leighton . Carey
The
Hallett and Carey Company
Minneapolis
Grain Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
First delivery of new wheat graded No Northern
Winnifred August 2. The first delivery of new wheat was received Monday July 30 by Steve Nichols of the Elevator Co from Reed? and graded No Northern. It weighed 60 pounds to the bushel.
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Steve Nichola
E Elevator Co
Liberal leader outlines Labour safeguards and bank reform
Debden, Sask. Aug 1 Liberal leader Mackenzie King told a largely French speaking audience that the Liberal party protects workers by cabinet representation and would create a central bank to supervise currency. He warned against new class based parties like the CCF and urged unity across creeds and interests for a cooperative commonwealth.
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Debden
Sask
Audienee
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
C. C. Fs
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Atte
Liberal
Bey le
USU
LE Shu
Liberal Party
King
Wabsi
Heaven and Earth
Mrr. King
C.C.F
Anne Sis
Senate
House of Commons
Wheat at low price judged harmful to all groups
Regina reports scrutiny from Sir Albert A. Humphries of Old Country milling interests at the World's Grain Conference. He argues that keeping wheat prices low harms producers millers and the public overall, pushing for higher futures to aid the industry.
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Regina
Arid.com
Albert
Humphries
Reindeer Trek North Aids Eskimo Herd Expansion
Winnipeg dispatch reports Canada funds reindeer transfers from Alaska to barren northwest to replace caribou losses. About 700 head moved, part of a 3000 animal herd facing wolves and storms. the voyage covered roughly 800 miles since Christmas 1929. Porsid and his brother A B Porsid supervised the trek for the interior department as wintered herds were adjusted for Eskimo care.
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Winnipeg
Northwest
Porsid
Dominion
Piper
Department ‘of the ‘Interior
Caribou
A. B. Pérslid
Klaxmansland
Bie
Eskimos Iin
Bombardment Targets Northwest Frontier Tribesmen
India Aug 2 Canadian Press dispatch reports British geroplanes bombarded the Simila and other tribes near the Raja pri village on the northwest frontier for the second time to quell unrest. No casualties reported. attacks expected to resume today as authorities pursue further action.
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India
Thootkai
Raja Pri
Ottawa hearing to probe currency reform starts next week
Ottawa plans a first public hearing of the royal commission on Canadian currency and credit rules for next Tuesday with Lord McMillan as chairman and Sir Charles Airdis among arriving experts. Edmonton reports Premier Brownlee to join the Finance and Banking Commission duties while continuing Alberta duties and travel.
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Lord McMillan
Sir Charles. Addis
roMon
England
Rhode NA
Ian
Ottawa
Royal Commission
McMillan
Charles
Aildis
Quebec
E. N. Rhodes
Edmonton
Ad E. Brownlee
Finance and Bank
Dominion
Commission
Beanrett
Finance and Banking Commission
United Farmers of Alberta
U.F.A
Alberta
Brownlee
Sylvan Lake
Banking and Finance Committee
Rimbey
Ponoka
Four men rob Canadian Bank of Commerce in Hamilton
Four unidentified men held up the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Westdale in Hamilton Ontario and escaped in an automobile with about 1500 dollars. The incident occurred today as police launch a search for the suspects.
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Hamilton
Martial law declared in Nicaragua after deadly explosions
Managua Nicaragua Aug 2 Modified martial law was declared today after a series of explosions caused considerable destruction and injured four members of the National Guard The government ordered an investigation to determine whether the blasts were accidental or intentional Early reports indicated guardsmen were killed or wounded but an official statement later said there were no fatalities.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Cal
National Guard
Canadian government delays aid for southern Berg drought relief
Approval has not yet been given by the government for a monetary contribution to any plan aimed at aiding drought stricken families in the southern Berg area. The wording is unclear but indicates pending action on relief measures.
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Ottawa
Alg
Sduthdesberg
Wheat prices and manhunt span Ontario district
Local Ogilvie price sheet lists Oct 8544 Dec 865-87 Nov 8314 track 8344. Police probe Gananoque district yields no trace of David Bush, an escaped Kingston Penitentiary convict believed hiding in the area.
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Ogilvié
Streets
Gananoque District
David
Bush
Kingston Penitentiary
Italian Armada Planes Depart for Valentia Harbor
Aug 2 reports from Canadian press say 24 Italian planes set out from Italian ports through fog bound Atlantic waters to Valentia. Ship and harbor details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a significant air operation underway.
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Valentia
City of Prince George Seaplane Narrowly Survives Downdraft Crash
Pilot W R McCluskey and four others escaped injury when the 300 horsepower City of Prince George seaplane was cut in two by a falling tree after a canyon downdraft forced a forced retreat from McConnell Lake on July 23. McCluskey described the canyon rises of nearly perpendicular terrain and 5 000 foot peaks as the engine ran flat out before the aircraft struck the tree and broke apart. He, engineer Pred Stanes and two prospectors Gordon McLennan and Hugh McMillan managed to depart the scene following the crash and briefed observers on the incident and the dramatic escape.
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Vanderhoof
Prince George
W. R. McCluskey
McCluskey
Pred Stanes
Gordon McClennan
Hugh McMillan
McConnell Lake
McConnell Creek
Be a ARG Four Toronto Detectives Aré Th Toronto
The garbled text mentions Toronto detectives and a charge but provides no clear reportable facts or names. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Toronto
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