Canada could have sold her wheat if King had gone to England
Winnipeg dispatch reports Charles Stewart and Crerar urging Liberal unity. Stewart argues Britain would have granted Canada a fixed wheat quota if Mackenzie King led the delegation to the Imperial Conference. He vows to restore Bennett era tariff policy when back in office. Crerar calls for united front against Conservative government as Canada seeks markets.
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Canada
MacKenzie — " King
England
Winnipeg
W. L. Mackenzie King
Dominion
Britain
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Manitoba Liberal Association
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Crerar
Railways and Canals
Britain protests against Soviet propaganda broadcast
Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson told the House of Commons Britain will file a formal protest with Moscow over a radio speech from Moscow last night seen as inciting British workers. The speech is viewed as an indirect breach of the anti-propaganda agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indon
Moscow
Arthur Henderson
House of Commons
World Conference on Disarmament Expected Early Next Year
The preparatory commission for the disarmament conference voted to invite the League of Nations Council to set the conference date for early 1932. The meeting will tackle reducing naval, land, and air armaments as it nears completion of a draft treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Christmas Cheer Knights of Columbus Donation Totals
A community report shows the Knights of Columbus collected 10.00 for Christmas Cheer and the G I A to B of L F and E contributed 10.00, with a total of negative 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Irvine jury returns verdict in Martha Heib death inquiry
The Irvine inquest into Martha Heib's death found no evidence of poison after a stomach report and a second post mortem. the jury concluded that no cause of death could be established. Witnesses described the employed farmer G Schorr's daughter as recently ill and pregnant, with bruises noted but not deemed fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Martha Heiby
G. Schorr
Frank Huddlestone
Lionel Chell
Boyd
Dixon
G. Schoor
Irvine
Medicine Hat
MacCnarles
Martha
MacCharles
Lydia Tesch
Medicine Hat Clinic
Gasoline Fire Injures Mrs Robertson In Home Mishap
Mrs Dan Robertson of 5210 Fifth Avenue was burned on her hands when gasoline fumes ignited while she cleaned clothes in her kitchen. Her daughter moved a kettle from the stove causing a flare that set wallpaper and door casing ablaze. firemen arrived after an alarm at 9 55 a m but found the blaze already extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Robertson
Fifth Avenue
Robertson
Obtained Relief By False Pretences
Victor Gaik of Redcliffe pleaded guilty in the police court to obtaining groceries from the City Relief Dept by false pretenses. He was fined 16 and costs and ordered to restitution for the relief given and pay attention to his theft of funds after depositing 80 then 60 dollars in Redcliffe Bank before applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Gaik
Redcliff
City Relief Dept
Gaik
Redcliff Bank
Attempt on Premier Berengeur Foiled by Police
Madrid reports an assassination attempt on Premier Berengeur was foiled today by police. The incident occurred December 3 as authorities detained a suspect and announced heightened security for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Associated Press
Berengeur
Edmonton public school board head elected Casselman
Winnipeg report lists grain inspection figures for December 3 with wheat, barley, flax and rye totals. C. F. C. Casselman was elected chairman of the Edmonton public school board in the same dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
F. C. Casselman
Edmonton Public School Board
Prices at the Stock Yards
Calgary and Winnipeg market roundups show receipts of cattle hogs calves and sheep. Calgary reports steady butcher cattle prices with hogs up to 9.00 and steers to 5.50 while Winnipeg lists steers to 6.50 and bacon hogs at 8.25 amid varied stocker and cow prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Winnipeg
Doukhobors Consider Migration to Mexico from British Columbia
British Columbia acting premier R H Pooley says plans to migrate large numbers of Doukhobors to Mexico have not yet reached the cabinet. He recalls visits to Mazatlan and Manzanillo and supports land farming in northern Mexico. In Nelson, Doukhobor children at Glade school walked out over flag regulations, with inspectors and authorities questioning the influence of agitators among the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Mexico
Hon
R. H. Pooley
Mr. Pooley
Mazatlan
Mananillo
Pooley
Nelson
Glade
Here
Seaton Ina Delow
Canadian Seed Potato Championship at Royal Winter Fair
Erastus Parke of Burtt's Corner Kaswick New Brunswick won the Canadian championship for best lot of certified seed potatoes with a selection of Green Mountains entered at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Green Mountains
Erastus Parke
Burtt
Herman Trelle Wins the White Championship Again
Herman Trelle of Wembley Alberta today won the world wheat championship at the International Livestock Show. It marks his sixth win in ten years with hard Red Spring wheat and follows illness that kept him from competing in 1928 and 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman Trelle
Weabley
Alberta
Treliz
Trelle Marihe
Trelle
Wembley
New York
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Saskatchewan
Samuel Larcombe
Birtle
Manitoba
Wheeler
J. C. Mitchell
Daninda
Sask
R. O. Wyler Luseland
H. G. L. Strange
Feon
Joseph H. B. Smith
Wolf Creek
C. Edson Smith
Corvallis
Mont
Tven
George Avery
Kelso
Tom O’ Glenburn
L'Red Deacon
Unionville
Ont
Jimmy
J. P. McKenney
King City
Deacon
Tam o’Glenburn
Alta
Edson Smith
R.rotersot
Burma Seeks Separate Dominion Status From India
The Burma delegates demand full self government and Dominion status within the British Empire. The Indian conference approves a special committee to study Burma’s separation from India on equitable terms while Burma remains under the Crown. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald facilitates the process and notes the committee’s role is to set conditions for separation rather than draft a constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Hambleton
Jailia
Burn
British Commonwealth of Valicns
Burma
India
Simon
All-India Federation
Ranmsay MacDonald
Lords Censure Labor Govt Over Imperial Conference Attitude
London dispatch reports a three hour Lords debate ending in a 74 to 10 vote censuring the government for its stance at the Imperial Conference. Lords Passfield Buckmaster and Hailsham sparred over empire preference and potential food taxes impacting dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Labor
London
Iominions
Plan To Purchase Canadian Wheat
London reports the British Government has begun an inquiry and will study methods to buy Canadian wheat in Britain on a reciprocal basis. J H Thomas, Secretary for the Dominions, stated this in the House of Commons during a debate on Imperial trade preferences prompted by Mr. Bennett and the Canadian premier's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
Thcemas
Bennett
Commonwealth Bank Sets Wheat Pool Payment at One Florin Per Bushel
Melbourne reports the Commonwealth Bank fixes the initial payment to the Wheat Pools for wheat delivered at one florin per bushel about 43 cents. Canadian Press via Reuters notes the payment rate as the start of pooling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Reuters
Commonwealth Bank
Chinese Rescue Party Inflicts Casualties in China Battles
In Peiping and Hankow reports say heavy fighting rages between the First Red Army and Government troops over the release of U S missionary Rev Bert M Nelson and Norwegian K N Tvedt. Government claims 20 dead on their side with Reds suffering far greater losses. missionaries reportedly still held. A separate report notes Italian priest Pantiliano De Gasperi captured by rebels and held for ransom near Sinchow, Hunan.
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Peiping
China
First Red Army
United States
Bert M. Nelson
K. N. Tvedt
Hwangan
Hunép
Hankow
States
SEM
hPa
Peengustino de Gasperi
Talian
Ansom
Sinchow
Miavaxttonte
Hunan -Proving
Taylorss Appointed Supt of Transportation
Winnipeg reports the appointment of H. C. Taylor, Monfredi, as superintendent of transportation for Canadian Pacific Railway Western lines. The change, effective December 3, follows the death of J. G. Sutherland and reflects the company policy of broad officer experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Ment
Monfredi
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vwyrgtern ‘Ines
C. Coleman
Western Lines
Taylor
Tern Lines
Linton carrier believed lost with all hands near Yarmouth
A source reports a 391 air mule carrier named Linton found drifting near Yarmouth Cape. The vessel is believed to have wrecked with all hands aboard. Weather conditions show fair winds with temperature around 32 degrees.
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Yarmouth
N.S
Asuadian Press
Linton
Yarmouth Cape
Selmah County
Noel
Reward Offered for Seattle Miner Samuel Clerf Body
A Seattle mining man Samuel Clerf is missing after last being seen with Pilot Robin Reaghan near Prince Rupert BC about five weeks ago. W W Connor of the Seattle Aeronautic Association announces a 1000 reward good for six months or until June for information leading to his finding. Committee members include M A Arnold president Front Seattle Dexter Horton National Bank J W Ruggles manager Canadian Bank of Commerce Seattle and Conroe Willamiyirise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Samuel
Robin Reaghan
Prince Rupert
W. W Gonnor
Aeronautic’ Association
Connor
M. A. Arnold
Fiont Seattle
Dexter-Horton National Bank
J. W. Ruggles
Canadian Bank of
Commerce
Conroe Willamyirise
Jura
Wip N
Relea Rag
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Martha Heib
New Brunswick
Trelle’s
S&. Ansoy
Durma
British Empire
Indian Conference
Wwesign
Lord Hailsham
Snowden
Thomas
Passfield
Lord Buckmaster
Spcdr
Mr. Thomas
H. L. Boyce
Gloucester
Pelkes
Idarnedt
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