Tim Buck's Toronto crowd hears Buck's penitentiary riot account
Tim Buck addresses 17 000 Maple Leaf Garden attendees in Toronto recounting a purported above ground struggle with the Canadian state. He cites an alleged assassination attempt inside Kingston Penitentiary and urges unity to oppose fascism and the capitalist system while challenging Section 98 penalties.
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Communist Party
Canada
Toronto
C.P
Maple Leaf Garden
Tim Buck
Communist ‘Party
Buck
Kingston ‘Penitentiary
Communist Party In
Sthey
Ormond
Crowning of Winnipeg Wheat King Highlights Canadian Victory
Crowning of John Bi of Wembley Alta as world wheat king at Chicago underscores Canada’s 20th victory in the wheat sweepstakes. Allsop’s triumph extends a string of wins for Alberta, with Saskatchewan and Manitoba also well represented. Judges weighed a peck of Reward grain after a long series of Canadian and U.S. champions.
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Winnipeg
C.P
John Bi
Wembley
Alta
Chicago
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
United States
Herman Trelle
Alberta
Frai
Elfros
Seager
Wheeler
Rostiern
Sask
Chicago Wheat
R. ©. Wiler
J. G. L. Strange
Jose H. B. Smith
L. P. Yates
C.eason Smith
Allsop
Peace River
Frank Isackson
C. Edson Smith
A. L. Stone
Madigan
Wis
Laughland
Quelph
Onti
Canadian growers sweep top honors at In Pen Livestock Show
Canadian exhibitors dominated the In Pen Livestock Expo and Grain Show in Chicago with wins in the hard red spring wheat class and related divisions. William Rogers of Teppen, B C captured top in Durum wheat. Jack Allsop of Wembley, Alta won hard red spring. awards largely went to Alberta and Saskatchewan growers.
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Chicago
Rec
C.P
William Rogers
Teppen
B.C
Jack ‘Allsop
Wembley
Alta
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Nominations in Local Civic Election Open Eight Seek Alderman Seats
Nominations closed at noon with eight candidates vying for four aldermanic vacancies. Trustees for public and separate school boards were elected by acclamation. New candidate Jole Following enters the alderman slate alongside seven announced contenders.
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Jole
R. C. Black
Edmonton man wins Alberta Rhodes Scholar designation
Donald R. Wilson, a 21 year old fourth year medical student at the University of Alberta, was chosen as Alberta's Rhodes Scholar. The Edmonton native, noted for high medical standing and athletic contributions to University teams, plans to study at Oxford next September to advance his medical training.
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Edmonton
C.P
Donald R. Wilson
University of Alberta
Rta
Rhodes
Oxford
Secretary of Dominions Sets De Valera Right
London cables report a heated Commons debate urging a protest to the Irish Free State over its Citizenship Bill. Dominion Secretary J H Thomas and Eamon De Valera clash on whether Free State citizens can retain British subject status after law passage.
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London
Nec
U.P. Cable
House of Commons
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valery
Free State
Derby
England
C. P. Cable
Dominions
J. H. ‘Thomas
Amon de Valera
Trish
Empire
Thomas
Dail
Dublin
de Valera
Free
Tomas
de. Valera
Floods devastate Victoria as death toll rises
Victorian floods kill dozens and leave about 8000 homeless as Yarra and other rivers surge. planes drop blankets, food reaches marooned residents, Gippsland towns cut off, hospitals flooded, and a new baby is rescued after hours in rising waters.
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Melbourne
Australia
C.P
Victoria
Yarra
Gippsland
Gippsland Way
Franco German Saar Accord Promises Plebiscite Return
Rome reports France and Germany signing a peace agreement on the Saar basin. Germany will pay France about 59.4 million dollars and coal valued at 11 million 600 tons, with equal voting rights for all inhabitants and a January plebiscite to determine sovereignty. The pact aims to end the Saar dispute and bring European peace, noted by Spanish delegate Lopez Olivan who helped negotiate it.
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Rome
France
Germany
Saar
Saar Basin
Furthermaore
Saar Fogardtess
League of Nations
eSanmattoe
Stevens Cahn Controversy Sparks Ottawa Statement
Ottawa dispatch outlines Hon. O H Cahan of State declares his remarks on Parliament power, noting they discussed legislative competency not policy. It mentions Mr Stevens criticizing the draft convention on hours of labor and cites a 1925 Supreme Court ruling on provincial versus federal jurisdiction.
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Ottawa
C.P
O.H. Cahan
Stevens
H. Stevens
Trade ‘and Commerce
Canada
Legises
Stalin's Right Hand Man Shot In Leningrad
Sergei Kiroff, right hand man to Joseph Stalin and a member of the Communist Party Political Bureau, was shot Saturday in the Leningrad Soviet building by Leonid Nicolieff a former worker from the workers and peasants inspection bureau. Nicolieff confessed and was being questioned as authorities denied a wide plot. Mrs. Claude Palmer, 51, a native of Watford Ontario, died in Regina.
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Stalin
Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Charles S. Smith
A.P
Gtaff
Soviet’Union
Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspection Bureau
Leonid Nicolieff
Commissariat of Home Affairs
Nicolieff
Kiroff
C.P
Jospeh
Communist Party
Sergei Kiroff
Nemppucebanea
Leonid
Nicoeff
Workers’ and Peasants’ ‘Inspection Bureau
Moscow
Watford, Ont
Regina
Hoadley Affirms Support for United Farmers of Alberta
Toronto report quotes Hon. George Hoadley minister of agriculture and public health of Alberta denying rumors he will quit the UF A to join the Conservatives. He says he is perfectly satisfied with UF A policies and intends to continue supporting them. He made the remarks while in Toronto for the Royal Winter Fair.
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Toronto
C.P
United Farmers of Alberta
George “Hoadley
Alberta
U.F.A
Mr. Hoadley
Fis
Hoadley
Ontario Premier Hepburn Seeks Cut in Lt Governor Upkeep
After a Ottawa conference with Prime Minister Bennett, Ontario Premier Hepburn unveiled a plan to stop provincial funding for the lieutenant governor residence and entertainment costs, proposing a legislature resolution. He denied Ontario would abolish the office, noting abolition is a constitutional change. The federal government pays the salary. province pays upkeep.
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Toronto
C.P
Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
Mitchell
Hepburn
Ontario
America
Alberta
Herbert Bruce
Edmonton
R. G.reid
W.R. Howson
Mitchell Hepburn
Boveimon
Government House
Liberal party in Alberta backs public central bank plan
The Alberta Liberal convention at the Palliser hotel pledged support for monetary reform and a government central bank to control currency and credit. The policy conference shaped views on tariffs markets education legal reform and national economic development with emphasis on monetary reform.
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Liberal Party
Alberta
Celal - Credit
Liberals
Palliser Hotel
A . Che
Eceriqt
Tiberal
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
McGeer
Vancouver
Mackenzie
King
Unii
Eee
Geer
Germany expands soil policy to build military and economic strength
Berlin reports a broad back to the soil drive as thousands of young men settle on small farms and subsistence projects along the border. The plan aims to create ready armed reserves and durable transport routes via canals and growth programs, reducing unemployment and bolstering national readiness.
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Berlin
Germany
Chicago fragment hints at dispute over services rendered
In a clipped rough snippet from a Chicago item a person is described as denying a suit for services rendered. The text shows partial phrases and names, but the readable content remains fragmentary and unclear about the parties involved.
Fragmented OCR item about a manager and pay dispute
The readable text notes a manager earning 22 dollars per week and references a parliamentary figure and dismissal discussions. Exact names, dates, and context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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John B. Allsop
An. Or School Board
E.‘A. Bell
J. F. Boylan
B. Middleton
W. A. Church
A.B. Cook
W. Cousing
H. C. Dixon
W. Huckvale
Gwen Cooney
M. M. McElgunn
H. E. Desharnais
H. B. Desharnais
Ipg
Aldermen
Stevens Vs. Cahn
Dec
Mary
Plektord
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