Irish tensions rise as Cosgrave party shot at in Donegal
Reports say William Cosgrave's touring party came under fire at Annagary County Donegal last night. Officers returned fire. no injuries reported. Police move against Blue Shirts with arrests as Unified Ireland leaders back the movement. General Eoin O Duffy sought by authorities with warrants issued. he did not attend a Carndonagh gathering amid clashes.
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Dublin
Ireland
William T. Cosgrave
Free State
Annagary
County Donegal
Cosgrave
Eoin O'Duffy
Blue Shirt
United Ireland Party
Eamon de Valera
Carndonagh
O'Duffy
Thomas Carew
Jerry Ryan
Unified
Blue Shirts
Thomas Dillon
County
Donegal
London
Closing Meeting Draws Crowd in Civic Campaign
About six hundred electors attended a Saturday night meeting at the Empress Theatre called by Alderman Parrish supporters. J P Marsh Ald Baker Hole F J McComb R B Pagitt and Ald P M Simpson spoke at length with Parrish giving the mayoral address. The event offered citizens unable to attend other sessions a chance to hear candidates and ask questions. L Sharland presided, chairing four of five meetings.
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Empress Theatre
Ald. Parrish
J. P. Marsh
Ald
H. Baker
J. Hole
F. J. McComb
R. B. Pagtt
Ald P. M. Simpson
W. W. Parrish
L. Sharland
Questions and Answers at Fifth Ave United Church
Rev Edward Scragg led a Sunday evening Questions and Answers at Fifth Ave United Church. He discussed the problem of pain and suffering, contrasting views from Buddhism and modern sects, and emphasized turning to Christ for hope. He urged trust in God’s ultimate solution and noted the piece continues on page five.
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Edward Ts. Scragg
Fifth Ave United Church
Mr. Scragg
Gort
God
Job
Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Calgary
Snowfall Continues Across Province After Storm
Up to noon today about ten inches of snow had fallen since the storm began last Wednesday. At 4 a.m. heavy snowfall continued and was still occurring at noon. Barometer rising with no sign of immediate change. Snowfall general throughout this part of the province.
Xmas Cheer Fund Contributions Read Like Local Ledger
A list shows donations to the Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society festive fund including Joseph Freedman five dollars and the Rotary Club one hundred dollars. Other gifts include the Nott's Funeral Chapel five dollars and Riverside Bakery twelve dollars for bread. A note announces the death of Rev. Dr B Clyde, minister of Clifton Street Presbyterian Church now Chalmers United Winnipeg, after eight years, in Leavenworth Kansas.
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Medicine Hat Amateur Operatic Society
Joseph Freedman
Medicine Hat Typographical Union
Rotary Club
David Bayne
Nott's Funeral
Murray
Order of Eastern Star O
Toco Store
Riverside Bakery
D2 B. Clyde
Clifton Street
Election Returns Inquiries From Mayor Candidates
Inquiries about civic election returns will be answered this evening from the committee rooms of Mayor Bullivant and Aid. Parrish. Inclement weather and the unlikelihood of citizens standing out will prevent bulletin service tonight.
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Bullivant
Aid
Parrish
Rad Biletins
H M S Pinafore at Empress Theatre This Friday and Saturday
The Gilbert and Sullivan satire H M S Pinafore is highlighted as a comic clash of stern duty and playful mutiny. The Empress Theatre will present the operetta this Friday and Saturday with reservations urged at Pingle's Dug Store for best seats.
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the Admiralty
Empress Theatre
Pingle
Everton Faces Tottenham in English Cup Third Round Draw
The English Cup third round draw places holders Everton against Tottenham Hotspur. Arsenal, after a title win, draws a home match at Luton Town as 64 teams compete on January 13 amid strong easterly winds and southern snow risks.
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London
Everton
Tottenham Hotspurs
Spurs
Arsenal
Luton Town
Alberta
Distrct
Wynkoop Charge Dismissed in Wife Murder Case
The State dismissed the charge that Earle Wynkoop was accessory to his wife Rheta Wynkoop's murder. Officials said the investigation did not develop evidence to substantiate the accusation, leaving Dr. Alice Wynkoop to face the allegations alone.
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Chicago
Earle Wynkoop
Rheta
Dissala
Harle’s
Alice Wynkoop
Murae
Missionary Doctor Sets Fractured Leg in Log Cabin
Dr. Margaret Strang Savage, a Presbyterian Church medical missionary from London, Ontario, set a patient’s fractured leg in a lonely Peace River country log cabin, 64 miles from railway access, after learning of the incident through a letter to Dr. James MacKay.
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London
Ont
Peace River Country
Railway Steel
Margaret Strang Savage
James MacKay
Presbyterian Church
Winter Grip Bites West Canada With Record Cold
Winter and Jack Frost tightened their hold across Western Canada. Winnipeg dipped to 30 below, The Pas hit 32 below, Saskatchewan frozen, Alberta towns such as Calgary Banff and Edmonton logged sub zero. Lethbridge area reported a foot of snow and Calgary received several inches.
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Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Battleford
Edmonton
Swift
Lethbridge
Calgary
Vancouver
Victoria
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Jack Frost
Mercury
Pas
Banff
District
Machine Guns Held Rebels In North East Spain
Madrid reports heavy fighting as government troops captured Villanueva barracks after a merciless bombardment. Casualties global toll for the anarchist revolt climbs with dozens dead and hundreds wounded, while train wrecks and church burnings mark continuing disturbances.
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Madrid
Villanueva
Ope Crracusa
Gaet
Puzol
Valencia
Spain
Villanueva Lasemena
Egin
Rey
Badajoz
Péruel
Zaragosa
Two Alberta men held on murder charge in court
Frank Conradson and his son Edward were arrested in Breton Alberta on murder charges tied to the death of storekeeper Carl Anderson of Buck Creek. An inquest had earlier suggested Anderson died from unknown causes after a confrontation, with testimonies and exhibits shown in court as the pair faced adjourned proceedings in Edmonton.
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Breton
Alta
Frank Conradson
Edward
W. FW. Hancock
Carl’. “Anderson
Buck ‘Creek
Alberta
Anderson
Edmonton
Hancock
Alberta Motor Association push to end Jasper Lake Louise highway work
At its annual meeting the Alberta Motor Association urged discontinuing the Jasper Lake Louise project and diverting funds to Big Bend and Jasper highway construction through British Columbia and Alberta. It called for improving non first class sections and sought all weather surfacing Medicine Hat to Wild Horse via Manyberries or via Elkwater Park.
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Elkwater Lake
Alberta
Jasper-Lake Louise Highway
Edmonton
Dominion
British Columbia
Jasper-Lake Louise
Big Bend
Jasper
Alberta Motor Association
Hagens
Medicine Hat
Manyberries
Wild Horse
Elkwater Park
A. B. MacKay
Calgary
Beatty denies McGill principalship rumor
President E W Beatty of the CPR denies reports he might become head of McGill University succeeding Sir Arthur Currie. Other items note Bolivia’s divisions surrendering to Paraguay, George Gunnar Christensen killed in a car crash near Wetaskiwin, and a Lufthansa crash near Hamburg with six dead and six injured passengers.
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Montreal
Mec
Canadian Press
E. W. Beatty
C.P.R. Today
McGill University
Arthur Currie
Wetaskiwin
George Gunnar Christensen
Berlin
Lufthansa
Fuchsbuettel
Hamburg
Barber
Councellor Wagmann
Grutzbach
Heavy turnout despite bad weather as polls open
Voters are turning out despite heavy snow with car drivers struggling to reach polls. The advance poll showed 121 votes, well above 60 in 1932, indicating a heavier overall turnout if the pace continues through eight tonight.
Tragic Fire Claims Traxler Family in Whitecourt
A fatal blaze in Whitecourt Alberta injures Wesley Traxler and a child, with Mrs Traxler in serious condition from internal and hip injuries. The home on the Traxler store property and nearby laundry and C A Stephens residence were destroyed.
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Whitecourt
Alberta
Wesley Traxler
Rothers
Traxler
C. A. Stephens
Seaman Rescue After Cape Sabike Gale Turbulence
A dredge ship alongside tug Halifax rescued seamen from a grounded vessel after a December gale off Cape Sabike. The two vessels fought the whistling wind and rough seas to bring the crew safely to shore.
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Cape Sabike
Idlan
Halifag
William *S
Thames Frozen Over in London As Cold Grips Country
London reports several deaths by exposure as a severe cold snap settles across districts. Kingston records first complete freezing since 40 years, with the country under a firm grip from the Arctic blast.
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Thames
London
Kingston
Municipal Candidates Meet Workers Pro Association
An afternoon audience at Park Hall heard several civic election candidates discuss relief and unemployment, with Aldermen Parrish Baker Simpson Pratt Hole McComb Earl Smith and others featured. James Hole served as chairman as T Braille and a Workers Protection group noted campaign activity.
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Earl
Smith
Braille
Comany
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Eaw. T. Scragg
Xmas Cheer Fund
HM. S. Pinafore
Wynekoop
Hampden
Maine
Paradise
Cord
Sima
Miami
Viola Gentry
Frances Harrell Marsalis
Huesca
Alafay
Silla
Pubol
Inds Fiind
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Marsailles
Paris
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Wether Oan
Anderson 'Wag
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