Rebels Push On Madrid as Toledo Gap Narrows
Madrid reports say rebel armies press big push toward the capital with vanguard driving on Toledo thirty miles away. Dawn operations leave Toledo within reach before a clear road to Madrid. Northern forces also launch assail on San Sebastian front as church opposition grows with a priest denouncing rebel aid and enrichment. Government claims take Simancas and other northern targets near Gijon while Malaga remains a Loyalist stronghold.
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Madrid
C.P
Toledo
Spain
Catholic Church
Juan Garcia Morales
Spanish
Chamber of Deputies
Simancas
Hartge Xs
Gijon
Huesca
Lisbon
Malaga
Andalusia
la Corunna
Pamplona
Adjourned Alberta case extends to next Wednesday
Edmonton August 22 Alberta Supreme Court adjourned the case involving the Alberta government and the city of Edmonton to Wednesday morning. The interim injunction restraining acceptance of prosperity certificates was discussed as counsel sought immediate disposition while the legislature sits. Justice Tweedie emphasized the case's importance and the need for careful consideration.
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Edmonton
C.P
T. M. Tweedie
Alberta Supreme Court
Alberta
J. W. Hugill
H. J. Wilson
F.C
Hugill
Justice Tweedie
Increased Trade With Canada Under Reciprocal Treaty
Economists report a 24 percent rise in movement of farm products to and from Canada during the first six months of the reciprocal trade treaty. Canadian cattlemen were among the main beneficiaries.
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Washington, and
C.P
United States
Canada
Severe tremor shakes island of For mosa in Aug report
A strong earthquake-like tremor shook the island of For mosa today according to late dispatches. Reports from Paris note the touring Grads completed an all conquering European exhibition with thirteen victories. Finland mourns four drowned as Atlantis collision sinks a Finnish trawler in harbor. In Manchukuo a raid near the Korean border leaves many dead. J A H Catton a famed sports writer dies in London. Kirkland Lake fires claim $100000 in damages.
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Paris
C.P
Bamonton
Grads
Europe
Helsingfors
Finland
Atlantis
Sir Edward Beatty Visits Medicine Hat on Inspection Tour
Sir Edward Beatty K C E G B E chairman and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway led a party of directors and officials visiting Medicine Hat on an annual western inspection tour. The group included McGill governors and company officers, greeted by local leaders before a motor tour of the city and Redcliff. The train then headed to Lethbridge with plans to pass Crow's Nest Pass and reach Vancouver by August 24, returning via Calgary Edmonton and Peace River.
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Sir Edward. Beatty
K.C
G.B.E
Canadian Pacific Railway
G.F.R
Medicine Hat
Sir Edward
Hat
Redcliff
Canadian Pacific
Sir Charles Gordon
B.E
W. A. Black
F. 8. Meighen
R. H.mcmaster
J.W. Lobbs
McGill University
O. W. W. Chipman
George
W. C. McDonald
W. M. Neale
G. M. Blackstock
Ashley
Walter Huckvale
William Cousins
J.H. Lawrence
J. G. Fisher
R. D. Smith
Rugeng
Deshairnais
Thomas
McKay
Luethbridge
Crow’s Nest Pass
Vancouver
Calgary
Hdlmonton
Peace
Beatty Flags Obstacles to CPR Accepting Alberta Scrip
Sir Edward Beatty chairing the CPR cites several obstacles blocking acceptance of stamped Alberta prosperity scrip. He notes CPR employees may accept certificates at face value, but the company will not involve itself in circulating prosperity certificates. He says the government does not expect CPR to participate in such payments for services.
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C.P.R
Edward Beatty
K.C
G.B.E
Inc. C.P.R
Alberta
Witnesses May Be Brought By Plane For Trial
Bert Sheffield and Henry Courvoisier face trial on charges of stealing $32 000 in furs from Hudson Bay Fort Nelson during a midnight holdup. Judge Robertson says a Sept 17 date is unlikely and defence seeks to fly witnesses from Fort Nelson, 401 miles away, to Prince George court pending a reply from the attorney general.
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Prince George
B.C
C.P
Bert Sheffield
Henry Courvoisier
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Nelson
H. B. A. Robertson
A. McB. Young
J. C. Wilson
Crown
Attorney-General's Department
Scottish Soccer Results From First and Second Divisions
Glasgow reports Aug 22 results with first division games including Hearts 5 Celtic 0 and Dundee 8 Queen of South 0. Rangers 2 Hibernians 2, Aberdeen 4 St Mirren 1. Second division features Ayr United 3 Edinburgh City 2 and Montrose 3 Dumbarton 1 among others.
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C.P
Arbroath
Hearts
Celtic
Queen of South
Dundee
St. Johnstone
Dunfermline
Kilmarnock
Kalkirk
Rangers
Hibernians
Queen's Park
Ih Motherwell
Clyde
Partick Thistle
Hamilton A. St. Mirren
Aberdeen
Lanark
Albion’ Rovers
Airdincopians
Dundee United
Alloa
East Fife
Ayr “United
Edinburgh City
Brechin City
Cowdenbeath
Dumbarton
Montrose
King’s Park
Forfar Athletic
Morton
East Stirling
Raith Rovers
Leith Athletic
St. Bernards
Stenhousemuir
Doctors Marvel At Baby’s Rapid Growth
Chicago reports on Jacqueline Jean Benson born January 14 weighing 12 ounces who surprised doctors with rapid growth. By August 22 she weighed 12 pounds 2 ounces and was gaining about seven ounces weekly, stunning her astonished mother Mrs. Lester Benson.
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Chicago
A.P
Jacqueline Jean Benson
Jacqueline
Lester Benson
Bracken Maintains Safe Lead in The Pas Election
Manitoba Premier John Bracken and his Liberal-Progressive party extend lead as results from The Pas show Bracken with 2841 votes to 1918 for Conservative George B. Wainwaring with 34 of 41 polls reported. Rupert's Land deferred race Olafson leads Kennedy 333 to 218 with 5 of 19 polls. Voting in ten constituencies will finish Manitoba general election results.
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Winnipeg
John Bracken
Mani‘Loba
Pas
Bracken
George’' B. Wainwaring
Rupert's, Land
Oddup
Olafson
W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rupert's
Land
Germany protests to Moscow and Madrid over alleged anti German broadcasts
Berlin and Madrid condemned alleged anti German calumnies on Soviet and Spanish loyalist radio. London reported Madrid abandoning a blockade of shipping and denying wider searches at sea for rebel-supplies. Augusto Barcia said the Kamerun incident would be settled quickly to satisfy both Germany and Madrid.
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Berlin
C.ri
Germany
Moscow
Madrid
London
C.P
Great Britain
Augusto Barcia
Kamerun
Major operation on board steamer reported by Daily Express
A surgeon aboard the Montrose performed a major plastic surgery operation at sea. Dr Sheddon Ninian grafted a new forehead and eyelid in an emergency procedure after Miss Florence Brotherhood was thrown through a windshield in the Azores. The injured passenger was rushed back to the steamship for treatment.
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London
Daily Express
Sheddon
Ninian
Montrose
Florence
Brotherhood
Azores
the Express
Court Asks For A Sample Certificate In Alberta
In Edmonton during Alberta Supreme Court chambers on Friday Justice Tweedie asked for a sample prosperity certificate issued by the province. Edmontons city and the province seek to set aside an interim injunction over accepting certificates. Counsel struggled to produce a valid example with stamps, finally obtaining a stamped $1 certificate.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta Supreme Court
T. M. Tweedie
Alberta
J. W
Hugill
K.C
H. J. Wilson
J. J. Frawley
Charles
H. Grant
Justice "Tweedie
Grant
Plaster Saints Found Hidden in Jalisco Cargo Case
Marseille reports detail a Mexican freighter Jalisco cargo bound for fascist Spain. Customs officials opened labeled crates and found only plaster images of saints, not contraband, amid ongoing Barcelona government tensions.
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Marseille
France
C. P
Jalisco
Barcelona
Spain
Lord Tweedsmuir Enjoys Fishing Trip
Lord Tweedsmuir and Lady Tweedsmuir visited Campbell River B C for a Canadian Club luncheon in Courtenay. The governor-general counted his fishing trip a success despite three duckings and landed a seven pound salmon.
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Campbell River
B.C
Lord Tweedsmuir
Secarcely
Sweedsmuir
Courtenay
Pculari Ly
Felta
Death Penalty Demanded for 16 Soviet Plotters
Moscow dispatch reports Prosecutor Andrey Vishinsky demanding the death penalty for all 16 confessed conspirators against the Soviet Union. He declared mad dogs must be shot and that every one of them must be killed after a three hour prosecution argument.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrey J. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Pease Picked Up in Montreal While Struggling for Olympic Ticket
Irving Pease, a Toronto middleweight boxer, was found wandering the streets of Montreal penniless with only two cents. He said he needs a ticket to Toronto the Olympic committee promised and is relying on charity while Canada prepares for the Olympics.
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Montreal
C.P
Irving
Pease
Toronto
Canada
Harlem
Tye
Revenue freight carloadings rise on Canadian railways
Ottawa reports for the week ended Aug 15 carloadings reached 50 368 cars up from 46 036 prior week and 48 101 in 1935 Grain traffic totals 405 cars contributing to the gain The Western division increases by 3 847 and the Eastern by 758.
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Ottawa
C.P
Dominion Bureau
Night Sittings Begin for Alberta Legislative Session
Edmonton Aug 22 CP Night Sittings will begin the first day of the Alberta legislature special session starting Aug 25 and likely continue daily until it ends Premier Aberhart said the government aims to have legislation ready for swift passage The session will consider a new act to give executive power to promote Social Credit principles address drought measures debt adjustment and a plan to validate an order in council reducing Alberta's funded debt of 160000000
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Edmonton
Alberta
Aberhart
Alberta retailers to canvass on registration plan
Edmonton reports that the provincial government will begin a canvass of Alberta retailers and manufacturers regarding the registration plan for basic dividends after individuals have completed registration. Provincial Secretary-Managing Manning said members of the legislature will conduct surveys in their ridings and report back to the government.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Hon
Ae Co. Manning
Trade and Industry
Manning
Canada to dominate export wheat market into December
A Dominion bureau of statistics summary states Canada will lead export wheat markets through December with Danube countries as the only major competition. It notes Australia and Argentina have higher plantings than 1935, and weather so far favorable.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Danube
Australia
Canada Can Take Care of Its Own Defence Policies
Ottawa Aug 22 Defence Minister Tan Mackenzie rejected British calls to meddle in Canada's defence. He said Canadians refuse external dictates and will handle policy themselves. He noted six Canadian ministers recently visited Britain and France and stated Canada can manage its own affairs without foreign intervention.
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Canada
Ian Mackenzie
Ottawa
G.P
Tan Mackenzie Friday
Toronto
Lord Sibank
Britishentral Champer of Commerce
API
Berd Wdlibam
Rain, May, Salvage Is Some U.S.A. Crops
Rainfall boosts hopes of salvaging paying crops in drought regions across parts of the United States. Forecasters report heavy rains aiding forage crops and pastures in northeastern states and northern districts, with agronomists optimistic about district benefits.
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U.S.A
Chicago
United States
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