Canadian Rail Wage Cut Report Faces Union Rejection
The Board of Conciliation recommends a ten percent wage cut for Canadian railway workers including conductors engineers firemen hostlers and telegraphers. The railway running trades declare they will not accept the ruling and are in conference in Montreal with 26 000 men to decide whether to accept or reject the board findings.
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Montreal
Canaan Ress
Railway Running Trades Brotherhoods
Ottawa
Conciliation Board
Board of Conciliation
J. M. MacDonnell
Toronto
Ont
Isaac Piblado
K.C
Winnipeg
Man
J. A. Hemmeon
McGill University
Que
Hemmeon
Railroads
Dominion Department of Labor
James Murdock
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Murdock
New Zealand Government Returns With Loss of Seats
In Wellington the National Government led by Prime Minister G. W. Forbes is re elected but loses nine seats including Agriculture and Mines Minister D. Jones. United loses one seat. Reform declines by nine. Labor gains five as National Independents rise. Party standings total 80.
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Wellington
N.Z
Associated Press
G. W. Forbes
D. Jones
Agriculture
Mines
United Party
Reform Party
National Independents
Labor
Reform
United
National
Wat
Great Britain
Labor Party
Fire damages prompt $1 681 85 suit in Medicine Hat court
In Calgary the supreme court heard a civil action for 1681 85 against D A Norris Co and John Tokamp after a fire on August 20 damaged the Norris store at 609 Third street and the plaintiffs property. The suit claims Tokamp, an employee of Norris, caused the blaze.
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Calgary
Alta
Medicine Hat
Supreme Court
Gertrude W. Marshall
William B. Marshall
Alfred Hunter
R.F. Shepherd
M. A. Diehl
Arrethw. Norris
D. A. Norris
Norris
Third Street
Plaintiff
J.tokoenip
Norris Co
Grain Quotations by H. O. Duggan
H O Duggan of 562 Second Bt offers daily grain quotations and market updates through Stocks and Bonds service. He can be reached at phone 3144 for current prices and trading guidance.
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H. O. Duggan
Stocks & Bonds
Japan Presses Chinese Withdrawal From Chinchow
Japanese government insists Chang Tsueh Liang's regime and troops withdraw from Chinchow behind the Great Wall. A Tokyo spokesman says the council is not taking the demand seriously but means business, signaling rising alarm in League quarters.
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Paris
Chang Tsueh-Liang
Chinchow
Great Wall
League Quarters
Associated Press
Cup Replays From English Cup Ties
Replays due to Saturday ties in the English Football Association Cup were played today across multiple venues. Matches included Accrington Stanley 5 over Rotherham 0 and Brentford 2 over Tunbridge Wells 1 among others with goals noted for Gainsborough Trinity Crewe Alexandra and Halifax Newark scorelines.
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London
Gainsborough Trinity
Crewe Alexandra
Weather notes from the West with a cold snap ahead
The report lists temperatures and conditions for Vancouver Kamloops Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat Saskatoon Winnipeg and notes fair conditions with above normal temperatures but signs of colder weather from the north. Forecast calls for fair mild Thursday with strong northerly winds and snow flurries.
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Vancouver
Kamloops
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Clear
Saskatoon
Celar
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Albert
Supreme Court Sittings Open With Civil and Criminal Dockets
Regular civil sittings of the Supreme Court open Monday at 10 a.m. in the courthouse with Mr Justice Soyle presiding. Civil cases listed include Violet Crosby Duff vs G N Anderson and the village of Empress. Mary Ann Davidson Pearson vs George Norman Pearson. Annie Maud Robertson vs James Hettlow Robertson. The criminal case Rex vs W Krassman for subornation of perjury, set from last court, will precede the civil docket.
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Supreme Court
Justice Soyle
Violet Crosby Duff
G. N. Anderson
Empress
H. J. Duff
Laidlaw, Blanchard & Company
Mary Ann Davidson Pearson
George Norman Pearson
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
Annie Maud Robertson
James Hettlow Robertson
Rex
W. Krassman
Alex MacGregor
W. A. Begg
Hunter shoots golden eagle near Schu jer trail
In a Monday incident Harry Bray observed a large golden eagle rise from sand hills along a trail and shot it with a .22 rifle at about 150 yards as it climbed. The eagle carried a half devoured partridge, cited as support for calls to clear eagles from the country. Bray brought the specimen home to mount.
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Schujer
Harry
Bray
Speciman
Wedell Breaks Record With Canadian Flight Stop
Vancouver scene reports James R. Wedell of New Orleans broke speed records on the Agua Caliente to Vancouver leg with a 6 hour 27 minute total time after a Reno refueling stop. He earlier aimed for a 12 to 13 hour round trip and planned a return takeoff the next morning, facing weather detours and a related medical pause for Captain Frank Hawks, who landed after a dizzy spell near Yreka.
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Vancouver
Reno
Nevada
James R. Wedell
New Orleans
Lulu Island
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Wedell
British’ Columbia
James Goodwin
Hall
New York
Vancouver B.C
United States
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Yreka
Calif
Siguyou Mountain
Agua
Caliente
Wolves In Ontario Chase Farmer To His Door
Belleville Ontario December 2 The Canadian Press reports a Carling farmer G Adams described a dash for safety as wolves pursued him while driving home on his wagon. He fended them off by tossing meat along the road and reached his door just ahead of the pack. Other farmers report wolf onslaughts on sheep with some killed in barnyards.
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Belleville
Ont
G Adams
Air Mail Flight Times and Local Irrigation Issue
Eastbound Boeing CFAMP arrived at 23 25 and departed 23 35 with Piloot Ashton. Westbound CFAMP landed 2 20 and left 2 30 with Pilot Kenyon. Strathmore pushes for extension of the irrigation system into the town.
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Boeing Cfamp
Piloot
Ashton
Kenyon
Strathmore
Trustees Review Yearly Work At City Hall Meeting
A sizable crowd of teachers and residents attended the annual School Board meeting at City Hall. Trustees discussed department reports and debated adding high school commercial courses and Grade XIII, weighing costs against providing broader education locally and reducing trips to Edmonton.
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Sommer CT
Louch
Ald. Black
W. Huckvale
Marsh
Edmonton
Mount ‘Royal College
Calgary
Medicine Hat
W. A. Begg
Lang
Coroner's jury cites peritonitis in Mrs Bell death
A coroner's jury at City Hall found Clara Maude Bell died of peritonitis from a ruptured lower bowel. William Bell's son and relatives testified about the events preceding her collapse and the family quarrel. Dr. Gershaw attributed the post mortem finding and noted possible injury causes. The inquiry named William Bethel as a manslaughter suspect but he declined to testify.
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City Hall
Clara Maude Bell
General Hospital
William Bethel
Alex
MacGregor
Crown
W.A. Begg
K.C
S. F. McEwen
W. T. Bannan
F. Ferguson
W. J. Derby
W.bell Jr
Seventh Ave
Beil
Bell
Begg
Witness
Melville Bell
MacDonald to Lead British Delegation to Geneva Disarmament
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will head Britain's disarmament delegation to the Geneva Conference in February. Six Cabinet members will accompany him, including Sir John Simon and J. H. Thomas, with key posts from Foreign Affairs to the Admiralty and the Dominions Secretary.
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London
Assay Elated
Ramsay MacDonald
Geneva
House of Commons
Sir John Simon
Atton
Chairman addresses School Board about taxes and attendance
In an address before the Rota Club on Monday, Chairman B F Sou urged higher turnout by ratepayers and criticized the School Board for spending nearly a quarter of a million dollars annually. He noted a $200,000 expenditure for schools in 19be oath and discussed debenture debt since 1935, linking attendance to strained classrooms and rising grades.
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Bos
Barc Gia
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