President Coolidge seeks bigger navy and farm relief measures
Washington December 4 President Coolidge pressed for a naval buildup and a farm relief program backed by the administration. He urged passage of the fifteen cruiser bill, defended non interference in smaller nations, praised the Kellogg pact, noted a federal surplus, and outlined diplomacy with Latin America and China as Congress prepairs its next three months agenda including immigration tightenings.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
America
Senate
British Empire
France
Italy
Cuba
United States
Vicaragua
Chile
Peru
Mexico
China
McNiry
House Immigree On Committee
Lebo Davies
Proposs
Saskatchewan opens sixth legislature with power expansion aims
The Saskatchewan legislature begins its fourth session of the sixth assembly. The throne speech outlines plans to expand power projects and continue government policy, seeks authority to extend highway work and introduce a provincial workmen compensation system. A wheat settlement proposal may be brought forward after talks with Ottawa.
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Aregina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Royal Commission
H. W. Newlands
J. W. Waugh - Arm
Charles McIntosh
Kinistine
Waugh
Weather and police raid reported across Canadian provinces and Ohio
Morning temperatures recorded in Manitoba and Saskatchewan show cooler conditions while Alberta grows milder. Forecasts call for rain and milder weather in Saskatchewan and Alberta. In Graveland Ohio eighteen gunmen and racqueteers from Chicago Buffalo and New York were seized in a downtown raid led by Acting Chief of Detectives Potts.
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Fort Arthur
Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Glaar
Medicine Hat
Cloudy
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Calgary
Fair
Edmonton
Vancouver
Manitoba
Sashkoatchewan
Alberta
Thursaiy
Graveland
Ohio
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Potts. Ure
J. D. McGregor Honored By Bariquet at Chicago
James D. McGregor of Brandon and Manitoba, famed Aberdeen Angus breeder, received a formal honor in Chicago with a portrait hung at the Sedgwick and Sirloin club. A luncheon and 20 speeches lauded his 40 years of livestock achievement, with praise from Angus breeders, livestock men, and Canadian officials.
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R. M. Scott
Menitoba Free Press
Chicago
Ill
James ‘Dd. McGregor
Brandon
Aberdeen
Menitoba
Sirloin Club
North America
Continent
McGregor
H. L. Hartley. Page
N.D
Alvin .H. Saunders
Breeder’s Gazette
C. G. F. Grant
New South Wales
Australia
E. Ward Jones
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
O. Fowler
Winnipeg
Rotgrt Miller
Ontario
Duncan May
Toronto
J. H. Evans
Manioba
J. C. Donaldson
Hudson's ‘Bay
J. BE. Rettle
L. Richardson
Nat Christie
GG. W. Wood
Manitoba Agricultural College
A. M. Shaw
University of Saskatchewan
J. G. Robertson
Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Mr. McGregor
America
Elilton
Allan
Briar Cliff Farms
Pine Plains
Kenneth
Page, N.D
Wheat Grading Examined By Saskatchewan Enquiry
Saskatchewan farmers packed the Kipling Fairlight Wawota Kelso district hall for the first sitting of the Grain Enquiry Commission chaired by Chief Justice Crown. Witnesses argued that mixing of grades lowers prices, with expert grader Robert Steele testing Saskatchewan samples to show grading consistency and possible value loss.
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Prairies
Canada
Kipling
Kipling-fairlight-Wawota-Kelso
Department of Agriculture For Canada
Standards Board
Agricultural
Robert Steele
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Grain Checking Department
Inspection Department
Winnipeg
Steel
England
Steele
Robertson Raps Coolidge in London Speech
Field Marshal Sir William Robertson former Chief at the General Staff delivered a speech in London on December 5 arguing that the United States is driven by imperialistic tendencies. He claimed Washington seeks to expand the navy and that U S statements on armaments echo German claims before a major tragedy in 1974.
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London
Sirs William Robertson
General Staff
United States
Germany
Abolition of Capital Punishment Debated in Commons
In London the House of Commons narrowly voted 119 to 118 to consider a bill to abolish capital punishment and replace it with life penal servitude. Commander Joseph Kenworthy, Laborite, secured leave to introduce it amid heated division and cheers from supporters.
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London
House of Commons
Joseph Kenworthy
British Heiress Takes Job in Dept. Store
New York report says Lady Dora Lois Hope a English heiress fled to Washington after being found working as a sales girl in a department store. She is niece of the Duke of Meneaeth and will inherit a vast estate at age 21 next year. Accompanied by Miss Leonore Highet she arrived in New York, rented a Greenwich Village apartment, and recently started work at $25 weekly.
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New York
Dora
Greenwich Village
Varda Rescues Crew From Burning British Gourage
The German steamship Varda reported rescuing the crew of the British tanker British Gourage which was on fire in the eastern Mediterranean.
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London
Des
Varda
Mediterranean
King George Maintains Fair Night After Chest Infection
London reports a renewed chest infection in King George with hopes the recrudescence is moderating. The morning bulletin praised rest and stability while doctors monitor his weakened heart and overall progress during his long illness.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Stanley Hewett
Lord Lawson
Penn
Lord Dawson of Penn
Buckingham
Sir Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson
Queen
Princess Mary
Wondun
Wee
Theempire
Lord Dawson of
L. Fr. H. Whitby
Booher Granted New Trial After Admission Of Confession
Edmonton December 5. By unanimous decision of the appeal court Chief Justice Horace Harvey grants Vernon Filnwood Booher a new trial following questions over a confession made to Detective Sergeant Frank Lesley. The court notes possible transfer to Calgary and an anticipated trial date January 21. Booker had been sentenced to hang at Fort Saskatchewan.
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Edmonton
Cout
Horace Harvey
Vernon Filnwood Booher
Calgary
Booksy
Alberta
Frank Lesley
W. C. Simmons
W. F. W. Hancock
A.P.P
Booher
Neil D. McLean
K.C
McLean
Inspector Hancock
Hancock
Harvey
Court of Appeal
Gopher
Pee Uris
Edward B. Cogwell
Acre
Gren
Baynes
Henry Booker
A. Sutherland Stewart
Salvation Army
Mclucan
WW. S. Gray
Attorneys&eneral
Cogswell
Booker
Fort Saskatchewan
Court Sittings in Medicine Flat District Court Calendar
Medicine Flat judicial district holds sittings on May 1 October 8 Manyberries June 13 September 30 Medicine Hat February 4 March 25 June 4 September 25 and November 4. Medicine Hat calendar includes taxey days first Mondays in March and October and civil cases on fourth Monday in April and first Monday in December.
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Judicial District of Medicine Flat
Impresa
Manyberries
Medicine Hat
Critain
Kiwanis Club Elects Officers for 1929
The Kiwanis Club yesterday elected officers for the year 1929. President Louis Monkeey and Vice-President Web Niblock lead the slate along with Treasurer Charlie Sanders. District Trustee Walter Huckvale and directors Oliver Boyd Alex Wallace Dan Peid Jack King Tip Volway Charla Bony and W J McLean complete the board.
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Kiwanis Club
Lou Monkeey
Web Niblock
Charlie Sanders
Walter Huckvale
Oliver Boyd
Alex Wallace
Dan Peid
Jack King
Tip Volway
Charla Bony
W. J. McLean
Winninees Wheat Trade Figures Across Last Year
The report shows 1,800 cars of Winninees grain transported this year versus 1,100 cars last year, with contract grades reaching 900. Specific origin and destination details are not provided.
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Winninees
Tnsnentions
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