City council reviews prepayment taxes and 1936 terms
Council accepts last year’s term for prepayment taxes on the same terms as 1935 and sets payment window from January 1 to January 15 with 6 percent interest from receipt. The meeting discusses bond guarantees, damage claims, Salvation Army utility grants, and partial restoration of a 5 percent salary cut for Civic Union members.
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Canada and Britain clash over Geneva pledge strategy
In Rome on December 3, La Tribuna accuses Britain of using a Geneva law pretext while Eden aims to maneuver, arguing Canada did not push a broader embargo. Capt. Anthony denies Ottawa led any escalation as Lapointe denies Canada extended the star embargo to coal and oil.
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Nominating Mixup Corrected for School Trustee Ticket
The News corrects a typo from yesterday listing A Clark as nominator. It was George A Clash who nominated K W Le Drew for school trustee on the Social Credit ticket, along with A J Hatch.
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Chinese ambassador accuses Japan of nine power treaty breach
Quo Tai Chi told British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare that Japan violated the nine power treaty with its actions in North China. The Chinese position was delivered in a protest at the Foreign Office, underscoring Japan as a signatory and the guarantee of China's territorial integrity.
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Mad Trapper of the North Surrender Near Athabaska Outpost
Edmonton reports the end of a long manhunt for Albert Johnson known as the Mad Trapper. Johnny Harms, an ab-year-old trapper, is held on murder charges tied to killings during the chase. RCMP camps near the Athabaska River recall the dramatic four day siege at Ira Allan’s cabin with Mrs Allan and her child safe.
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Ottawa Debates Sanctions and Dr Riddell Voice
The item records a heated debate on sanctions with Acting Prime Minister Ernest Lapointe and Dr Riddell’s stance. It notes pressure and communal views in Ottawa and references Woodsworth and Dominion movements shaping the discussion.
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Canadian Government Not Elected Premier on Italy Sanctions
Acting Prime Minister Ernest points to government initiative in Ottawa as Canada considers League of Nations sanctions against Italy. Communications and advisory offices prepared statements while awaiting Premier's return. The session reserved further comments and clarified Canadian actions at Geneva.
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City to Host Three Week Movie Colony for The Country Doctor
North Bay Ont residents welcomed a Hollywood film crew set to shoot a feature titled The Country Doctor about a physician serving multiple families. The production, led by Henry C. King, stars Jedh Hersholt as Dr Ditfos with Margaret Peterson as the female lead, and will film mainly in Hollywood except for baby scenes at the hospital home about 12 miles away.
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Alberta Taxation Inquiry Recommends Provincial Sales Tax
Reports indicate the Alberta Taxation Inquiry Board will recommend a provincial sales tax in its forthcoming report to the Alberta government. The proposal mirrors wage tax systems used in Manitoba and British Columbia and aims to diversify provincial revenue.
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Prison Break At Massachusetts State Prison Recaptured
A gang of seven of eight convicts escaped from the Charlestown district prison in Boston today. Four were recaptured at gunpoint in the Boston and Maine railroad yards as guards and prisoners were injured, with one prisoner and a truck driver killed.
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Christmas Cheer and Local Notices Mixed Items
A fragmented OCR fragment lists various local entries including unions, clubs, stores, and charities with amounts and items. It mentions weather for the day with cloudy and mild conditions and a temperature around 34 to 22 degrees, along with several named entities and numbers.
Liberal Wins Regina By-Election Returns Kerr as Minister
The Saskatchewan Liberal government secures a third ministerial by election victory as William Kerr wins in Regina by a strong majority over Denis Sweeney. Kerr, editor and former alderman, joins cabinet after the premier’s recent elevation, while Sweeney contested as an independent. The unofficial tallies show Kerr ahead with about 60 percent of the vote.
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City Council Eyes Downtown Christmas Illumination Boost
The council approved a plan to brighten downtown with extensive Christmas lights starting December through January. Aldermen Calder and Warham backed the proposal, aiming for a festive, more Christmassy display during the holiday season.
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Calgary social credit plan eyed as men crowd into cities
A survey for the Alberta relief commission shows over 3,000 single men from eastern and western Canada traveling by freight trains toward Calgary and Edmonton seeking camps and employment. Many reportedly suffer fever after earlier joblessness and are waiting on relief registers.
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Dominion Glass Company reports 1935 profits rise
Montreal December 3 Dominion Glass Company Limited shows net profit of 412 244 for year ended September 30 1935 up from 402 972 8 the previous year. earnings per share 15 84 on 26 000 preferred shares paid 182 000 in dividends leaving 230 244 or 5 41 per common share versus 5 19 a year ago.
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Funeral of Princess Victoria to be held at Windsor
London December 3 report that the funeral for the late Princess Victoria will take place Saturday December 7 at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle.
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Italy Eyes Ethiopian Frontiers and Oil Embargo Fight
The report notes Italian and Ethiopian forces clashing south of Abaro with Mussolini seeking a strip of territory and a seaport while Italy faces League of Nations oil embargo pressure. Geneva and London discuss embargo plans as Ottawa signals no official sponsorship yet.
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Parliament Opens as King in Mourning and War Fear Fades
London December 3 Prime Minister Baldwin addressing the newly elected House of Commons in a first debate after the King's sister Victoria’s death. Speech from the Throne outlines unemployment insurance for farm workers civil aviation and social service development. Attlee challenges rearmament policy arguing it heightens war risk.
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Princess Victoria of Britain Dies After Illness
Princess Victoria sister of the King died early today after an illness that began about three weeks ago. She did not attend the Gloucester marriage and was known to Royal family as Victoria. She endured weak health, avoided public life, and was a patron of London Hospital and arts circles. Survived by sister Princess Maud and brother the Duke of Clarence, her life centered on family duties and charity.
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Ottawa Revenue Figures Show Leap in November Tax Collections
Ottawa reports November revenue reaching about 1 000 000 dollars with total receipts for eight months ending November 30 at 69 736 755 dollars. The year to date gain above last year totals 3 177 686 410 dollars with district breakdowns including Toronto Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton Vancouver Saskatoon Fort William and Yukon figures in brackets.
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