Haile Selassie War Drills Highlight Lib Liberal Speech
In Addis Ababa fierce mock battles echo as Emperor Selassie directs troops amid reports of a secret gold fund. In Canada Harold Beveridge, Calgary Young Liberals' president, argues Social Credit is not monetary reform and outlines Liberal policy for a nationally owned central bank to combat unemployment and stagnation.
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Haile Selassie
Italy
Menelik
Jin
Harold Beveridge
Hector Lang
Social Credit
Calgary Young Liberals’ Association
Elm St
M.L.A
Granada Hall
Bank of Canada
I. Bullivant
Jack Burton
Twentieth Century Club
Alberta
Inetti
U.f.a
United States Proclaims Neutrality If War Breaks Out
The Senate adopted a neutrality resolution to bar arms exports to belligerents and restricts American ships in belligerent ports. The measure aims to keep the United States from involvement in foreign wars while allowing the President to warn travelers at risk.
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C.P
United States
Senate
House
Roosevelt
State Department
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Obsequies for Will Rogers and Wiley Post Marked by Honors
In Los Angeles a 40 Air Force guard surrounds Will Rogers casket as thousands pay tribute. Private funeral in Forest Lawn will feature one hymn one solo and brief eulogy. In Oklahoma City Wiley Post’s body arrives after a final flight from Alaska. he will be buried in Maysville with family absent from the airport service.
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Los Angeles
Will Rogers
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
Post
Winnie Mae
F. C. Hall
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Maysville
Garvin County
Warial
Election returns service planned with 2028 and 3452 calls
The News outlines a live results operation for tomorrow's election with two long distance lines four operators and hourly Progressive returns. A Canadian Press wire will feed editorial rooms via Canadian Pacific Telegraphs and polls in city Empress and Cy press ridings will report promptly while rural lines unite with the office. MAAS OSS no child is dead and a million dollars property damage was done by storms in central Spain.
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Canadian Pacific Telegraphs
Empress
Cypress
Spain
Howson Promises Swift Liberal Action If Elected
Howson pledges immediate Liberal cabinet action in Ottawa coordinated government. He says the party offers no false promises and will address northland flood damage, hail, frosts, drought, unemployment, and other issues at once if elected.
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Edmonton
C.P
Ottawa
W. R. Howson
Northland
Howson
Indian troops dispatched from Bombay to Addis Ababa
An official announced that Indian troops are being dispatched from Bombay to reinforce the guard at the British legation in Addis Ababa. The detachment comes from the Fifth Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment, stationed at Pooni.
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Simla
C.P
Bombay
Addis Ababa
14Th
Punjab Regiment
Pooni
New President of Ecuador Sworn In Amid Political Turmoil
Antonio Pons, former government minister, was sworn in as Ecuador's president today succeeding Jose M. Velasco Ibarra, who was arrested last night. Ibarra was a military prisoner as the army repudiated his bid for dictatorship, and the seizure occurred without bloodshed.
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Quito
Ecuador
Antonio Pons
Tbarra
Prairie wheat crop estimate tops 295 million bushels
Prairie wheat crop expected at 295 million bushels for the region, according to Searle Grain Company. The previous year’s wheat yield was 263 million bushels. Oats are pegged at 300 million and barley at 70 million.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Searle Grain Company
Bail for Arthur Evans in Regina riot case
Arthur Evans, relief strike leader, was released on $10,000 bail in Regina after 52 days in jail. He was arrested on Dominion Day during fatal riots and faces charges as an officer and member of an unlawful association. Nine bondsmen provided securities for his release.
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Arthur Evans
Regina
C.P
Evans
5000 Men Fight Forest Fires In East
Cooling breezes relieved eastern Canada after 12 hot days as winds along the Atlantic coast renewed danger from bush fires across the Maritime provinces. Fires have destroyed at least 14 homes and many farm buildings, threatening villages in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island as more than 5000 men battle the flames.
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C.P
Canaan
Atlantic
Maritime Province
Maritimes
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Howson Closes Alberta Liberal Campaign in Edmonton
W R Howson K C Alberta Liberal leader closed his campaign with a province wide tour urging voters to support Liberal candidates. His CICA radio broadcast and a huge Edmonton Empire theatre rally showcased strong demand for a change in Alberta policy and self reliance.
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Edmonton
Alberta
W. R. Howson
K.C
Cica Broadcasting System
Empire Theatre
Howson
Peoples
Shopping Festival Planned for September 26 28
Merchants approved finalizing a three day Shopping Festival on September 26 27 and 28. The program will feature sports a parade amusements a merry go round and an old time dance competition. J A King will head the control committee with details to be announced next week.
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J. A. King
Audience Hears Social Credit Speech At Medicine Hat
A large audience packed the high school auditorium to hear Dr J L Robinson and others discuss Social Credit principles. They spoke on how reform must aid farmers facing low prices high costs and debt with a basic dividend and just price benefiting farmers and consumers.
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Social Credit
J. L. Robinson
A. A. H. Reilly
Medicine Hat
Archie Mitchell
Cypress
Dr. Robinson
L. A. Toole
Britain Italy clash feared as Ethiopia crisis grows
London reports seven cabinet leaders tentatively back a policy of financial and economic sanctions against Italy if it attacks Ethiopia. The move aims for a firm British stance at Geneva and may seek American cooperation outside the League of Nations.
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C.P
Italy
Ethiopia
Stanley Baldwin
Geneva
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Great Britain
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Col
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Howard Ferguson
Scotland
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Paris
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Laval
Anthony Eden
Britain
Baron “Pompeo Aloisi
France
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