Peculiar depot clash ends with fine in city court
At the city police court yesterday G Reynolds was fined 5 dollars with no costs for interfering with a car without the owner's consent after pushing a truck into Winnifred Colthorpe's vehicle which then rammed a LaMarsh meat store window. Colthorpe was discharged on a parking in a prohibited area charge. The incident began Saturday when Reynolds drove a mall truck toward a depot platform, found Colthorpe's car occupying the space, and the crash damaged the store windows.
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G. Reynolds
P.'Colthorpe
Winnifred
Colthorpe. Auto
Reynolds
LaMarsh’ Meat
Jail for Month for Grain Theft in Irvine Case
August Schneider Jr. was found guilty of stealing one grain load from Christopher Vosselin in the Irvine district. He received one month in jail and must pay court costs and the grain’s value to the owner, or serve an additional two months. Constable Dan Taylor led the prosecution with J R Brucker and expert James Paxton corroborating.
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Schneider
Junior
Christopher Vosselin
Steve
Wiedemann
J.P
J. Schneider
R.C.M.P
Dan Aylor
Medicine Hat Detachment
J. R. Brucker
Vosselin
Irvine
Wosselin
Sehneider
Irvine- Elevator
Constable Brucker
James * Paxton
seiMineider
Ha ‘Guld
Slayer Identifies Suspect In Minneapolis Killing
John Hilborn of the Minneapolis Police Department says Mrs. Walter Liggett positively identified Isadore Blumfeld as the liquor agent who killed her husband, crusading publisher Walter Liggett.
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Minneapolis
C.P
John Hilborn
Police ‘Department
Walter Liggett
Isadore
Blumnfeld
Egyptian Cabinet Resignation Accepted in Cairo
Cairo reports the cabinet led by Premier Tewfik Nessim Pasha decided to resign under pressure from British influence. The move, to be submitted to King Fuad I the next day, comes amid tensions and ongoing British disorders in the nominally independent kingdom.
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Cairo
C. P
Tewfik ‘Nessim
Pasha
Fuad Tomor
Shirley Temple asks Santa for a doll car and bicycle
Hollywood child star Shirley Temple writes a playful Christmas letter to Santa Claus proposing a midget automobile, a doll carriage, a bicycle, painting set, books about animals, and rainy day games. Her mother says Shirley will receive the items she described, though the auto may be out of reach for years.
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Hollywood
Calif
Shirley’. Temple
Santa Claus
Mosbyinbec
Santy
Clausi
North Pole
Ronald Colman
Shirley Temple
Desiring Death Bill Offered by British Euthanasia Society
Lord Moynihan, president of the Voluntary Euthanasia Society, will present a bill to the House of Lords after tonight’s meeting. A program for easy death would require a patient to obtain two independent medical certificates showing an incurable fatal pain. Certificates go to euthanasia referees who may grant an official death permit.
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A.B
Ian Leedy
Anasia
Moynihan
House of Lords
The
Killick Millard
Alberta and Canada Duty Ruling Ends Arbitration Phase
The Department of National Revenue announced duties based on arbitrary valuations against British goods will be discontinued. No fixed valuations for duty purposes under Section 43 of the Customs Act shall apply to imports entered under the British preferential tariff or a lower rate. The order terminates a phase of the dispute among importers of British goods and various Canadian authorities.
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Oftawa
Dev
Dunping
Department,of National, Revenue
Oe Ee
Department
Tariff Board
Exchequer
Supreme Court of Canada
Crown Charges Twelve Involved in Hall of Led-Up Murder
Crown charges with the murder of Armand Nadeau a 19 year old bank clerk in a $16 610 hold up. Montreal police seek Albert Laroche and 12 others named in the verdict placing 13 people responsible for Nadeau s death. One man identified as the trigger man Nathan Martin of Springfield Mass died resisting arrest.
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Waar
C.P
Quebec
Armand Nadeau
Weej Kago Jin
Albert Laroche
Montreal
Arulg
Armand
Nadeau
Canada
Magaleleea
Montréal
Nathan
Martin
Springfield
Mass
Dedluy Head
Holly
Verchini
Mighey
Nasdean
Ithe
Antar i
Mariano Q
Andi Iee
Raul: LePleur
Antt
Ant
Hull
Mondy
LaFleur
Caby
Tleagbie
Houge
LaFleurt
Murde
Jean “Beaugolell
Britain and Japan clash over naval tonnage parity at conference
London reports a tense opening at the international naval conference as Japan presses for equality with Britain and the United States. Britain resists a common upper tonnage limit while work begins on the tonnage issue to be discussed again tomorrow.
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London
Britain
Japan
France
Lethbridge Social Credit candidates face defeat in municipal election
In Lethbridge, the Civic Government Association led by Mayor-elect Elton won three council seats while Social Credit and Labor candidates trailed. Final vote totals show Elton 1,388 Hutchings 483 Ripley 1,278. Social Credit Wight 895 Stretton 916 Wright 681. Labor Savage 328 Smeed 592. Communist Bowker 185. City council to be four CGA members and three Labor with mayor at first meeting in January.
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Lethbridge
C.P
Social” Credit
The
Civic Government Association
D. H. Elton
Social Credit
Labor
Elton
C.G.A
J. ‘G. ‘Hutchings
W. H. Ripley
Hans Wight
M-L A
Hig
CGA
Hutchings
Ripley
Wight
Stretton
Wright
W. J. Savage
Fred Smeed
Joseph Bowker
Gilbert Paterson
O.gia
Wilken
Meron Antec Assist to Establish Just Price
Fragmented text references an effort to set a fair price, with mentions of price moves and provisions. It is unclear and partial, but indicates attempts by individuals or groups to establish a just price amid stated expectations and reactions.
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Meron Antec
JUST
Pricet
Explosion at Gay Cafe Furnace No Damage Reported
An explosion in the furnace of the gay Cafe on North Railway street occurred this afternoon. An employee apparently turned up the gas too high before lighting the furnace, causing a scare but no injuries or damage. The fire brigade found no fire to extinguish upon arrival.
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North Railway Street
Labatt kidnapping suspects nabbed in Ottawa case
Two men were arrested today by federal agents and reported as suspects in the John Labatt kidnapping in London Ontario on August 14, 1934. The case draws attention as authorities pursue leads across provinces.
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Ottawa
C.P
John Labatt
London
Ont
Tragic Coalhurst Mine Disaster Leaves 16 Dead
Public inquiry will follow the deadly Coalhurst mine explosion in the Lethbridge district. Andrew A. Millar Alberta chief mines inspector led a two hour survey with mine officials and pit committees. 16 miners died in the disaster and a funeral fund is planned for victims in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
C.B
Coalhurst
A. Millar
Edmonton
Alberta
Crow's Nest
Union Burial Fund Ilk L
Thbridge
Dee
Coalounds
UU. In
Acyuies
Finlay
C.P
Lethbridge Collieries Limited
Andrew A. Millar
Jade
Lethbridges
Plan To Register Workless Approved by Provinces
Ottawa reports the Dominion provincial conference approved proposals for registering unemployed workers and for a wide approach to unemployment and social services. A committee will draw up uniform rules for provinces, with ministers and experts addressing relief camps, taxation, and division of relief costs.
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Mackenzie
King’ ’S
Ottawa
Dominion Provincing
Hepburn
Ontario
C. P
Bers ‘Sobs
Dominion-provingial
Gocidl
Confarericas Technicaledvisers
Wes
Dominion’ Statistician
R. He
R. He: Conta Ote
Wen
McShairmanshiater
Labor
C. Ashton
Department ‘of National Defence
Department
Rogers
Ian Mackenzie
National Defence
Ais
Cuson
Arti
Vaereathr
Eraoft
Ussions
Somuaitt Tee
Son Ehurasas
Unclear text fragment reports street clash with police
Readable portions describe a confrontation in a street area near Halifax Street and Eleventh Avenue with police and assailants. Witnesses mention individuals attacked, a person shot in the right leg, and police being struck while attempting to intervene.
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Paige “Young
Vancouver
Phillips
General Hospital
Tod
Allegiz
Halifax Street
Eleventh Avenue
Christina Metcalfe
Reging
Regina Appeal Grants Mary Ghariotte Jani Lifelong Hope
The Ontario Regina appeal court today granted another chance for life for Mary Ghariotte Jani. The ruling orders a new trial due to her mental condition, with a hearing date set to finalize the proceedings.
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Regina
Mary
Ghariotte
Jani
Saskatchewan
Nestion
Stadt
Evans to Speak Tonight at Moose Hall Meeting
Arthur Evans, central figure in the Ottawa to Regina trek riot last July, will address a meeting at Moose Hall tonight. The talk, organized by the Canadian Labor Defence League, will cover conditions at relief camps that sparked the strike and the journey to Regina.
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Arthur Evans
Storm Centre
Egina
Moose
Labor
Defence League
Evans
Will
Eg KG
Gh Elf
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