Canada extends embargo to coal oil iron and steel not endorsed
Government statement from Ottawa clarifies that extending sanctions to coal oil iron and steel was not initiated by Canada and cites a mis understanding. Prime Minister Mackenzie King and the justice minister emphasize Canada will follow League sanctions and has not proposed new embargo measures absent coordination.
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Plans for Antarctic Flight Proposed by Byrd and Ellsworth
A regional map and sketches indicate a proposed long Antarctic flight by Admiral Byrd and pilot Lincoln Ellsworth. The article notes Byrd’s recent return from the region and references the planned route over the polar area with images of Ellsworth and Byrd and a 1928 view of the aircraft.
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Admiral Byrd
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Byrd
Britain weighs drastic sanctions on Italy at Geneva
London sources say Prime Minister Baldwin will urge the move to impose oil embargo sanctions, with Britain pressing for the harshest possible action by the League of Nations. US likely to join in the measure as tensions rise over Mussolini Italy.
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Italy
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France
Brenner
Canada Railways Show Improvement Amid Tie to Ottawa
Ottawa reports a rise in railway performance with a 14.6 percent increase in freight movement for the corresponding month. Officials attribute gains to better operations and efficiency across intercity lines and core routes.
Nominations for City Hall Elections Raise Multiple Races
Today nominations occur at city hall for upcoming election. Candidates include many local figures vying for mayor alderman and school board seats with two separate school terms and vacancies to fill. Several slates list endorsers and proposed by local associations and individuals. Incumbents retire from Alderman positions as ballots name candidates for school board and separate school posts.
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Pearl Rowe
Uveen
Bullivant
Aix Randuales
Rees
de Eenarate School
Lottiil
Man killed by stampede at cattle loading yard in Saskatchewan
A ranch hand named Leo Henry was killed when cattle stampeded as he helped load stock at a Big Stick Lake ranch yard near Maple Creek Saskatchewan. He was employed by Robert Mitchell. The incident occurred on a Saturday.
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Leo
Henry
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Alberta Premier Addresses Taxation And Conference Strain
Premier Aberhart spoke on taxation and Ottawa’s loan demands as Alberta presses for funds to meet obligations. He hailed a historic Canadian conference and urged prayers as Alberta’s representatives face great strain in preparations.
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Ottawa
Aberhart
Canada
Alberta
Canadian farmer Wilford Breland Wilford crowns 1935 world wheat king
W. Breland from Stavely Alberta crowned king for 1935 at the International Live stock Exposition grain and hay show. He weighed grain at 66.4 pounds per bushel and is the seventh consecutive Canadian wheat winner, with prior titles in 1933. Wilford’s roots trace to Nebraska, and he has lived in southern Alberta since 1903.
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Christmas Cheer Medicine Hat Chapter 1.C.D. E.500
Fragmentary OCR text shows terms like Medicine Hat and various disjoint items. No clear event, person, or organization is fully readable to form a coherent news summary.
Britain Prepares for Senate Involves Confidential Orders
Montreal news reports confidential orders circulated among junior members of the Survival Reserve, asking them to report on their next trip to England. Officials say the disclosure coincides with an announcement that masters of all tankers owned by the British Admiralty have been advised to hold themselves subject to call.
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Parliament Opening Cancelled Amid Royal Illness
London December 2 Buckingham Palace announced the state opening of Parliament scheduled for tomorrow has been cancelled due to the grave illness of the King’s sister Princess Vittoria. She underwent a blood transfusion operation yesterday and is reported in critical condition. Viscount Hailsham will read the King’s Speech.
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John Harms Surrenders After Flight Over Goldfields
In Goldfields on December 2 Reuters dispatch reports John Harms signaled surrender by waving a white flag from the air. Police, seeking him in connection with Johnny Anthony’s case, believed he planned to surrender without violence as Elliot Lewis circled overhead. Authorities indicated Harms might have reached the scene late last night or in the early hours.
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Regina rioter inquiry hears trek leaders denounced
At a public meeting Arthur Evans asserted federal counsel seek to brand On-to-Ottawa trek leaders as criminals to discredit the 2,000 protesters. Rev S B East and Matt Shaw reported Ottawa interview claims. East quoted Ernest Lapointe as promising protection from counsel. delegation asked government to cover costs.
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E. C. Leslie
Lapointe
Oil embargo discussion shifts before League session
London reports an embargo on oil to Italy may be debated by the League of Nations. Ottawa said Canada is not initiating sanctions and the press notes division in Empire opinion. Some hope Mussolini may bow to renewed pressure for peace talks.
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Lapointe
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Mussolini
Supreme Court sitting opens docketed cases heard
The Supreme Court civil sitting opened at the courthouse this morning with Perry A Yeast vs James Mitchell set for hearing this afternoon and smaller cases disposed of. George Stringer vs Edna Stringer was continued to a fixed date with counsel noted. Magdalene Greenstein vs Nicholas Greenstein granted decree absolute and Olsen vs Ritchie Ltd moved to February special sitting.
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Niblock
W.D. Gow
Magdalene Greenstein
Nicholas Greenstein
C. S. Blaichard
K.C
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Ritchie Ltd
Suprenmie Court
Victim of Curse? Archaeologist Dr Breasted Dies
Dr James H Breasted renowned archaeologist and head of the Oriental Institute at Chicago died today. Authorities kept cause of death secret while noting his illness. He helped uncover King Tutankhamuns tomb and mocked the tombs curse imagery in public remarks.
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Chicago
Tutankhaen
Sha Ory
Breasted
Canada to push trans Atlantic air route via Newfoundland
Ottawa reports Canada favors an imperial trans Atlantic airway with an air mail link between Canada and Ireland via Newfoundland. Newfound land terminus would be North Sydney Nova Scotia and Harbor Grace intermediate stop as experts reviewed three project options for Atlantic air communication with the British Isles.
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