Lancashire Publicity Drive Aims At Boosting Trade
London reports Industrial Lancashire plans a regional publicity scheme to promote British goods abroad. The initiative, backed by local committees, includes articles, paired with displays and direct mail, to raise exports as employment improves.
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George Hambleton
Stat
London
Lancashire
Prepar Vertise
Sepkit Industries
Foreign
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Great Britain
Warham Denies Mayoral Candidacy Ties and Outlines City Plans
Community meeting coverage shows Mr Warham denying rumors of mayoral ambitions and asserting no approach from candidates. Aldermen discuss street programs, water and gas service improvements, and department accountability. Parish outlines campaign issues including taxes, rentals, and city management.
German Trawler Venus Sinks Off Norway
The German owned trawler Venus sank after grounding near Oslo with thirty two crew. Eleven missing and captain Vifsadrolsky among crew feared dead. A raft with two survivors and four bodies drifted ashore as lifeboats capsized and coast guard shells reportedly hit the vessel during a liquor run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aslo
Norway
Venus
Vifsadrolsky
Dea
Oslo
Associated’ Press
Coast Guard
Shetland Islands
Powers Sentenced to Die for Murder at Clarksburg
Harry F. Powers was sentenced to death for the first degree murder of Mrs. Dorothy Pressler Lemke of Northboro Massachusetts. Judge John G. Southern set the gallows date for March 18 at the Moundsville penitentiary after denying the defense motion for a new trial.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Moundsville
Nex
John G. Southern
Powis
Dorothy Pressler Lemke
Northboro
Mass
Premier Bennett Delivers Vision at Ottawa Economic Conference
A report of Rt Hon. Bennett, Prime Minister of the Dominion, returning from a overseas visit to Halifax. He addresses a delegation and officials at a Nova Scotia event, advocating regional economic unity and enterprise. The article highlights remarks on imperial change and the Ottawa conference as foundational for a new economic empire. It notes Britain's Westminster Statute and the shift away from centralized empire toward deeper economic collaboration among nations.
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Halifax
W.S
Bennett
Dominion
Duchess of Richmond
Hork
Eger Pores
Ottawa
Commonwealth
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hhan
shetleeeRe
Difawa
Eye Trouble Amongst Indians Being Closely Investigated
Edmonton officials report provincial and Dominion governments coordinating to fight a trachoma outbreak at the Stoney Indian Reserve near Morley and in the Youngstown district. Minister George Hoadley and Interior Minister Thomas Murphy discussed the case with Dr. M Wall, who will draft a treatment plan and visit reserves in British Columbia Saskatchewan.
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Edmonton
Stoney Indian
Morley
Youngstonn
George Hoad Iey
Ottawa
Thomas ‘Murphy
Interior
M. Wall
Vienna
Aks
Wall
Dominion
British, Colimbia
Saskatchewan
Ttig
Finland Diet votes no confidence amid cabinet crisis
The Finnish Diet passed a vote of no confidence in the government today. The result will force either the cabinet to resign or the Diet to dissolve. In other news, G. C. Wright was re elected mayor of Kingston.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Associated: Press
Diet
G. C. Wright
Kingston
War Debt Payment May Not Be Met On Tuesday
An informal understanding was reached between the administration and Senate leaders that foreign governments would not be considered in default if their war debt payments due next Tuesday are not paid while awaiting formal ratification of a one year moratorium suspending those payments.
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Ald. Simpson
Aid
Simpooca
Hydro
Rill
Rae
Ald
Washington
Der
Associated Press
Senate
Wilf Knight Retires From Medicine Hat Monarchs Hockey
The News notes Wilf Knight’s retirement after sixteen years with Medicine Hat senior hockey. A colorful, courageous player with a sharp solo rush and strong defense, Knight’s departure leaves a gap in the local ice scene, as he passes the torch to younger players.
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Monarchs
Wilf
Knight
Hat
Medicine Hat
Alberta Lecturer to Speak in Med Hat District
Dr Carpenter, principal of the School of Technology, will address gatherings in Medicine Hat Dunmore and Redcliff. He will speak on Alberta's natural wealth and future prospects, aiming to guide young people and parents toward openings in life. Hector Lang MLA arranged the meetings for Monday and Tuesday evenings at local schools and Cliff Hall Redcliff.
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Carpenter
School of Technology
Hector Lang
M.L.A
Dunmore
Cliff Hall
Redcliff
Thapa
Banks Will Write Down Assets to Reflect Market Values
New York banks and major institutions plan a broad asset revaluation to reflect subnormal market prices. Year-end statements will show sizable paper losses from write downs in securities and real estate, while actual cash loss remains limited.
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New York
Mall Street
Oda
Shase Securities Corporation
Chase, National Banks
Mik Caan
Anti-Beer Petition Probe Concludes Public Sittings
The government commission supervising the anti beer petition has finished its public sittings after examining nearly 1 000 names. Fifteen sessions were held under A A Carpenter to verify signatures from five ridings as bona fide electors, with plans to reconvene Tuesday to review evidence before reporting.
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Edmonton
Deg
Antibeer
A. A. Carpenter
Panel to Name Neutral War Commission Picks Five Members
Paris December 14 The League of Nations set a panel to choose five impartial men to form a neutral commission to study the China Japan dispute in Manchuria. The council named Anne Briand Lord Tyrell Cecil Batga dor de Madariaga and Binkby Colban to select the commission members and ensure representation from major powers. Heavy snow delayed observers and raises expectations the commission will operate with limited movement until its mission begins.
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Paris
J Ague
Manchuria
Anne
Te Briand
France
TyEel
Cecil
Great Britain
Batgador
de Madariaga
Spain
Bink
Colban
Norway
Neutral ‘Commission
Didse
Clude Generali
Bernard Sarigny
Eee
Fhe
Careee Erro
Italy
Vigor Gerrit
Wyanapet
Ebgpohurta
Japan
China
Lonnie Tatoas
Fragmented OCR Item on Meetings and Railroads
Fragmented text describes a meeting involving Kee Fans and Montreal related to a conference or event. It mentions elections, promises, invitations, and railroads with unclear outcomes. Names and dates are unreadable. the content reads as damaged OCR with political and transportation themes.
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City Hall
J. Lorraine
Warham
Swivant
Alate
Rhan
Riverside
Crescent Heights
Parrish Sh
Perads
Ant
Wah
Parrish
Osborn _r. Osborn
Queen St
Crystal Park Rink
Tomorro
T Christmas Cheer
Fier
Bullivan
Mulligan Elq
Dreamand 16Th Avenue
Wilf Knight
Dunmore and
U.S
AIR Mail News
Boeing
Kenyon
Laird Cfaqy
Jarvis
Chinchow
League Council
Bullivant
Frelany
Elsy Djvie
Nits
Ireland
Tole
John
Aah
Kee
Montreal
Bey
Inet
Paler
Sone
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