Darrow Pleads Mercy in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago March 26 Clarence S Darrow appeals for mercy in the Leopold Loeb case urging the court to spare the youths and end the use of hanging. He condemns war education and the age of barbarism while arguing for life and humanity as the best public policy for youth and future generations.
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Water for C L and I Ditches Keeps Water Flowing
The Canada Land and Irrigation Company, facing liquidation, serves many Medicine Hat district farmers. The federal government holds a $90,000 mortgage and has invested $20,000 this season to maintain water service. Hon. Charles Stewart said the government will not permit suspension of water supply regardless of the company's status.
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White Star Liner Arabic Passengers Injured in Gale
Nine o clock last night a hurricane struck the White Star Liner Arabic en route from Hamburg to New York injuring several passengers. Eight ambulances were to meet the ship at North River Pier when it docks around four this afternoon. The vessel was damaged by gas and is expected to reach quarantine by three. Immigrant passengers include many Americans among the injured.
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Karnival Kar Kontest Attracts Manufacturers For Prizes
The Karnival Kar Kontest highlights medicine as the event focus with firms offering prizes. Canadian National Carton Co Ltd Toronto Schrader's Son Incorporated Toronto Dowmington Chain Company Niagara Falls Ontario and Stewart Warner Products Service Station Calgary pledge prizes and will forward them promptly.
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Two Redcliffe Boys Injured In Rope Accident
Two Redcliffe boys, Gussie Lapp aged 15 and Ira Lapp aged 6, were injured when a rope tangled in a swinging play while their wagon was driven to a picnic. Gussie fractured an upper right arm and lower right leg while Ira broke a leg. both were treated at a local hospital and listed progressing favorably.
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Stop Harvest Trains Ran by Canadian Pacific Westbound
Montreal authorities announced at headquarters that the Canadian Pacific Railway will not operate any harvest trains to the West this year. The decision affects seasonal service planned for the westbound harvest period.
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Germany fires 400000 state employees in budget cut
Berlin reports that four hundred thousand of Germanys 1 6 million state workers have been discharged under a general reduction aimed at balancing the budget. Officials estimate saving 430 million gold marks. The labor market remains weak as the jobless struggle to find new work may be unlikely this year.
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Rescue of missing men from wrecked whaler Wanderer
Coast guards brought ashore eight survivors and mate J. A. Gomes from the whaling bark Wanderer after it wrecked on Middlezround Shoal in Vineyard Sound. The vessel remained a wreck, while the men spent the night on a lightship before rescue.
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Scientists Return Across Canada After Vancouver Visit
Four hundred members of the British Association for the Advancement of Science leave Vancouver in two Canadian Pacific special trains for a return trip across Canada to the seabord. They will stop at Aughrift Glacier Lake Louise Banff Calgary and other points to study vegetation and flora and gather scientific information.
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Mrs Bolton Invents Dishes-Wishing Dinner Wagon
Mrs Mary Bolton, daughter of an inventor and great niece of Sir Humphrey Davey, has devised a dinner wagon that automatically wishes the dishes while they are wheeled into the kitchen, at Gerrard's Crossing England.
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Dog Bite Leaves Three Year Old Child Gap Forming Scar
Margaret McArter about three years old was bitten by a dog at Arthur Barker's farm Hartney Manitoba Australia 2A to notice the child’s face torn from ear to mouth and required many eddies to close the wound.
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Alberta Court Appointments Elevate Five Judges
Ottawa reports Judge Harvey named Chief Justice of the Alberta Appellate Division at the Supreme Court. Judge Simmons appointed Chief Justice of the Alberta Trial Division and Hon J R Boyle named a Judge of the Trial Division in the same Alberta court reshuffle.
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New Early Wheat Varieties Tested in the West
Ottawa reports two new early maturing wheat brands, the Reward type and Garnet, bred at the Dental Experimental Farm. Seed sent to fifty Western farmers aims to beat Marquis to harvest, potentially revolutionizing Western production if results hold.
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Germany to sign London pact despite Reichstag opposition
Aug 27 Berlin reports the German Government will sign the London Dawes plan agreement regardless of Reichstag disapproval. If the Reichstag rejects the pact, dissolution is possible. In London the Dawes plan debate triggered clashes as Communists and Democrats fought, halting proceedings.
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Halifax and St John suffer storm damage and rain relief
Halifax endured a fifty mile gale with roof damage at the Queens Hotel and chimneys harmed while St John saw a heavy rainstorm with minimal property loss. Reports say the downpour should aid crops and replenish wells in a largely dry region. A document tied to a Roman military order was found in Southern Tunisia.
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Medicine Hat Exam Results Amongst Province's Best
Medicine Hat High School results show pupils among the province's best in the recent department examinations. Trustees protest the piece work marking method as unfair, passing a resolution to send copies to the Department of Education and city school boards.
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Beer Only in Bottles in Manitoba Provinces
The Manitoba Liquor Commission and the Cabinet approved drastic beer sale rules today. An order in council brings the recommendation into effect, banning draft beer and allowing sales only in glass bottles.
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Major Tucker Dead
Major Robert Tedward Tucker a longtime member of the North West Mounted Police and a former resident of Calgary Edmonton and Maple Creek died today aged 60 in Victoria born in 1866 served 40 years with the force. He was associated with western Canadian towns and communities during his service.
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