Huckvale Re-Elected Mayor by 317 Vote Margin
Mayor Huckvale won re election yesterday by 317 over S Bullivant as Dr Boyd led the aldermanic race. Aldermen Baker Browne and Herbert Baker also won with d Davidson second. Weather kept turnout low with 3867 mayor votes among about 2600 city residents. Huckvale thanked supporters and pledged continued service.
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Dr. Boyd
Barton Browne
H. Baker
Alderman Davidson
Ald. Davidson
Huckvale
S. Bullivant
D. Davidson
Messrs
Baker Browne
Herbert Baker
Bullivant
Iiiin
Baker Wee
Davidson
Fawcett GS
Hamilton
Wife No Right To A Share Of Joint Savings
In Port Arthur Mrs. Dominic Roux emptied a joint bank account totaling about $1000 when planning to separate from her husband. The trial court awarded the husband half as joint savings, but the appellate division ruled the wife acted as her husband's agent and had no independent claim, leaving the husband the full sum.
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Toronto
Dev
Dominic Roux
Temiskaming
Justice MeeWat
Port Arthur
Unemployed Protest Ejected From House of Commons
In London fifty unemployed men briefly occupied the central hall of the House of Commons lobby before police ejected the crowd. Premier Bonar Law announced that the government would start construction of two new battleships under the Washington naval treaty.
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House OF Commons
London
Great Central Hall
House of Common
Bonar Law
Meech Elected Public Works Commissioner in Lethbridge
H W Meech won the Lethbridge public works commissioner election by a wide margin. Results: Meech 7643, Fion 210, Oliver 141, Aird 70, Hinch 31. For the school board, Lovering Hamilton and Westbrook were elected.
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Lethbridge
Yesterrit H. W. Meech
Res
Meech
Fion
Oliver
Aird
Hinch
Lovering
Hamilton
Westbrook
Negro Lynched After Hotel Fire in Streetman Texas
Streetman, Texas saw a mob lynch George Gay, 26, who had been accused of attacking a white woman. The mob shot him and burned the only negro hotel last night. fire cause unknown. Circumstantial evidence linked Gay to the crime.
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George Gay
Tesas
Gay
Perkins Given Two Years In Jail For Statutory Offence
In police court Alfred J. Perkins was sentenced to two years less one day in jail with hard labor for a statutory offence. Clarence Mekkort was committed for trial on possession of stolen property including an carburetor and magneto belonging to Harvey Ansley. Mrs Nellie Flynn, botanist, died at her home in Burlington.
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Alfred J. Perkins
Clarence Mekkort
Harvey Ansley
Prohibition Agents Prepare Raid on Moonshine Ring
Covington Kentucky December 12 Preparations to deploy over 500 prohibition agents with sudden incident planes and machine safety gear are underway for a federal assault on the mountain stronghold of moonshiner leader Bob Ballard. The force was part of a posse repulsed after agents R. E. Duff and David Treadway were fatally wounded in a three day siege.
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Covington
Prohibition
Bob Ballard
United States
R. E. Duff
David Treadway
Record Grain Shipments Pass Two Hundred Million Bushels
Port Arthur and Fort William reached a new record as shipments of the 1932 group surpassed 200 001 000 bushels. Insurance extends to December 15 with potential extension if weather allows. Stormy conditions threaten more delays as ships remain storm bound in Thunder Bay.
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Port Arthur
Fort William
Thunder Bay
Submarine Boat Seizes Whiskey Shipment From Toronto
Police monitor a small submarine chaser slip from Toronto docks carrying 500 cases of whiskey bound for the United States. Officials say the liquor, bought for export and valued at about 714,000, bears Canadian and U S customs papers. A receipt for 13,000 is also cited in the city.
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Toronto
United States
Ober
Lockport
N.Y
Canadian Customs Department
Pogue
Farmer and wife found murdered near Middleton Indiana
William Sheffer a 35 year old farmer and his wife were found murdered at their Middleton home today. Mrs Sheffer’s head was cut from her body and Mr Sheffer’s head was split open. The bodies were discovered by passing farmers who reported the scene.
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Middleton
Ind
William Sheffer
Pickets at Regal Collieries Force Workers Back
Fifteen masked pickets at Regal Collieries Taber in Alberta cause a shift to be turned back. The mine, recently troubled by a wage cut, shows only a few workers while saline miners are picketed.
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Lethbridge
Regal
Taber
Bold Robbery Strikes Logan Square Bank Messenger
Four bandits held up a messenger in the Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank district and robbed him of 8190009 today. Police searched the area as investigators reviewed surveillance and witness accounts to identify suspects.
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Chicago
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Logan Square
Plan to aid live stock exports to Britain discussed
Winnipeg dispatch reports a plan by the federal Department of Agriculture to ship live stock at half cost if western Canada guarantees 25 008 head annually to Great Britain. Deputy minister J Grisdale will attend a Brandon meeting of the Western Canadian Livestock Breeders' Association on Thursday.
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Winnipeg
Department of Agriculture
Western Canada
Great Britain
Brandon
J. Grisdale
G A G A N O P P E R M E N H E L D S O N F O R E N G E L A S T N I G H T
A report from Corona Healast night describes a social gathering for A W Murphy of the Praying'al Dept of Americavive who led the grasshopper extermination and relief efforts. Staff and local officials discussed improvements, urged compulsory dates, and considered a gopher campaign along with ongoing grain relief efforts.
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W. Murphy
al Dept. of Americavive
Thes. Sudth
W. G. Johnston
W. C. Smith
AELA
Ala
Terrill
Department of Agriculture
Kylstaqure
Praire
Ite
Messrs
Johnston
Smith
Meir
Gas Appeal Hearing Set for January 3 in Lethbridge Case
Calgary December 11 The gas company appeal of a judgment in favor of the city of Lethbridge is set for January 3 before a full five member court. Ken Bennett acts for Lethbridge and H P C Savary KC represents the gas company.
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Calgary
Justice Tweedie
Lethbridge
Ken
R. . Bennett
G.C
H. P. C. Savary
Local man ends life after divorce filing in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on December 11 25 year old Charles Williams hanged himself in his garage shortly after being served with divorce papers. He and his wife had separated two weeks earlier.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Charles Williams
Mayors Meeting Trip For Edmonton Charter Talk
Mayor Huckvale departed on the noon train for Edmonton to attend a special Ottawa Alberta mayors meeting on the proposed uniform city charter and a Union of Municipalities session. He plans talks with the western superintendent of the Union Bank in Calgary about next year’s city business. He aims to return Saturday night.
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Huckvale
Edmonton
Alberta
Union of Municipalities
Union Bank
Calgary
Duggan Wins in Edmonton in Municipal Election
Edmonton voters reelect Mayor Duggan to a third term by a large margin over Joseph Clarke. New aldermen include Rice Sheppard Adair Richards Wnott Blatchford Collison, with Wnott the sole labor-endorsed member. School trustees elected are Dro WU Alexander Mrew bh Bishop and Leonard.
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Edmonton
Duggan
Joseph Clarke
Clarke
A McCoppen
Pratt
Livingstone
Summer
Rice Sheppard
Joseph Adair
V. T. Richards
Dan KK. Wnott
AL Blatchford
J. T. J. Collison
Wnoott
Typographical Union
Organized Labor
Dro WU Alexander
Mrew Bh. T. Bishop
W. Leonard
Cambridge Defeats Oxford in Annual Rugby Match 21 to 8
London reports Cambridge defeated Oxford in their annual rugby game this afternoon by a 21 to 8 score. A separate fire destroyed a racecourse property owned by Charles McFee in Sarnia Ontario, with unknown vehicle losses and unclear details.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Charles MccFee
Sarnia
Ont
Amd
Tlea
Turkish Greek dispute chills Near East conference talks
Lausanne December reports the Turkish Greek quarrel over Smyrne damages and Asia Minor losses dominates the Near East conference. Ismet Pasha backs reparations from Greece for Turkish losses while Venizelos accuses Turkish troops of Greek harm and mass deportations. The dispute over the Ottoman debt worsens negotiations and threatens broader settlement.
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Lausanne
Turkey
Greece
Smyrne
Ismet Pasha
Asia Minor
Venizelos
M. Venizelos
Forecast AM West Fair And Very Cold
A forecast calls for clear to partly sunny conditions in the morning west with very cold wind chills. Temperatures will remain well below normal through Wednesday with brisk winds and frigid conditions inland.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Huamloops
Penticton
Nelson
Edmonton
Seth
Calgary
Manitoba
Man Found Guilty in Child Offense Case at Hearing
In Lethbridge December, Mike Tasytort was found guilty of a revolting offense against a five year old and of a loathsome disease. The special session of the Supreme Court under Mr Justice Simmons adjourned from Edmonton. Tasytort received the maximum penalty of two years in Prince Albert Penitentiary.
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Lethbridge
Dec
Mike Tasytort
Inden Obao
Justice Simmons
Edmonton
Tayloff
Maximu
Prince Albert Penitentiry
Wail Xmas Parcels Early
Remembers thousands of people are mailing letters and parcels in the season. If they pile up, delivery delays happen. Mail early and ensure your Christmas greetings reach friends before the festivities end.
Wanamaker Dies at Philadelphia Home
John Wanamaker world famous merchant and former postmaster general died at his Philadelphia home after weeks of illness. He had been confined to his bed since early November and contracted a heavy cold at his country estate in Jenkintown.
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Philadelphia
Dee
John Wanamaker
Sacm
Jenkintown
Bonar Law Opens Door to Settlement On Debt Question
London December 12 Prime Minister Bonar Law told the Commons the allies might reach a complete settlement on the debt issue at the premiers conference and that Britain would risk less recovery if a final agreement could be achieved He declined to detail conference discussions In Vancouver Aged 4 Ali Tulth barrister and prominent businessman died at home
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London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Ali. Tulth
Vancouver
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Ontario Appeal Court
A. J. Perkins
Clarence Mekort
Nellie Flynn
Burlington
Heckvale
Kentucky
U.S
Trafalgar Lanare
Lvestock
Oliver Bote
Yeterday
Mayors Meeting
Joe Clarke
Boes
Spring Coulee
J. Wanamaker
Britain
Collins’ Orchestra
Medicine Hat Lodge
A.M
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