Bullivant Wins Fifth Consecutive Mayor Term In Close Vote
Mayor I Bullivant was re elected to a fifth two year term after defeating Ald W W Parrish 1210 to 949 in a tight race with the largest ten year vote total. Aldermen R B Pratt led polling with 1285 votes as council contests continued.
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I. Bullivant
Ald
C. W. Richardson
Alex MacGregor
Bullivant
Huckvale
Bryce Mitchell
O. Boyd
Boyd
J. A. King
King
J. Hole
Hole
Lindberghs Reach Port of Spain After 900 Mile Jungle Flight
Lindbergh and his wife landed in Port of Spain Trinidad at 3 25 a m local time after a 900 mile flight from Manaos Brazil. They plan to continue homeward the next day. In a separate ruling Justice Wilfred Laliberte imposed fines from 5000 to 7000 on several Canadian and British coal firms.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Pionopmes
Charles Lindbergh
Fort of Spain ‘Harbor
Wilfred Laliberte
Canadian Import Company
Canadian Import Company Ltd
F. P. Weaver Co
F. P. Weaver Co. Ltd
British Coal Corporation
Quebec coal combine fined after multi-company convictions
Five coal companies were convicted and one acquitted on charges arising from a Quebec case. The proceedings, reported by Canadian Press, detail the heavy fines imposed on the firms involved in the coal combine case.
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Coal Combine -In
Quebec
Parliament Set to Open January 15 in Ottawa
Parliament will be summoned January 15 as officials announced. Debates will cover Bank Act revision, creation of a Central Bank, and major topics include unemployment relief and public works.
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Ottawa
Haddon Committed for Trial in King Demands Case
Clarence Guy Haddon, 43, claiming illegitimate royal paternity, was committed for trial after pledging not guilty to demanding money from the King with menaces. He said he wrote to King George last June saying he was forced to wash royal linen in public to earn a living and would accept £600 a year plus funds to start a boarding house.
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London
Clarence Guy Haddon
Duke of, Clarence
George
Haddon
Questions on Hitler and the Jews in Nazi Germany
Rev Edw T Scragg discusses how Nazi policy deports disenfranchises and bans Jews from professions and public life. He argues race is accidental birth and cites imprisonment stripping of rights. The piece ends by promising continuation on page five.
Toronto Fliers Missing Since Last Sunday
Toronto airmen planned a search for Bertram Ashley and Jack Nicholls of Toronto who vanished after leaving Sunday for Fort Erie Ontario. Snowstorms in Ontario raise fears their plane may have gone down on Lake Ontario or crashed on land. risks include exposure in cold weather. Colonel Joy noted the aircraft over Roche Point was his, not theirs.
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Toronto
Bertram Ashley
Jack Nicholls
Fort Erie
Ont
Ashley
Iss Sat
Ontario
Nicholls
Lake Ontario
Roche's Point
Douglas G. Joy
Christmas Cheer Fund Concert Sunday at Monarch Theatre
The annual Christmas Cheer Fund concert will be presented Sunday night by Monarch Theatre management. A big feature program is planned and citizens are urged to give at least 25 cents. The program begins at 9 p.m.
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Monarch Theatre
Mack Sennett Declares Bankruptcy Amid Liabilities
Mack Sennett, a leading film producer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Los Angeles showing liabilities of 925,681 and assets of 1,600. In a separate item, Ed Munzola, 45, died after being struck while riding in a baby carriage, and in Paris the cabinet confirmed the third default on the French war debt to the United States.
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Los Angeles
Mack Sennett
King of the
Ed Munzola
Albert Alvarado
Munzola
Paris
United States
European Cold Wave Stages Fatal Toll Across Nations
The fierce European cold snap claims at least nine lives as snow and frost spread distress. France reports four deaths from exposure with many rushed to hospitals while Paris registers twelve above ten.
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London
Europe
France
Paris
Labor amend to block Newfoundland Bill in Commons
A Labour Party amendment to reject the Newfoundland self government withdrawal bill was moved in the House of Commons. It argues the proposal imposes too great a burden on British taxpayers until Newfoundland finances are restored. Temperature 2.2 is noted with heavy snow reports.
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Labor and
Newfoundland
London
Canadian Press Cable
Labor Party
House of Commons
Short Reichstag Session Opens with Goering Leading
The German Reichstag held a seven and a half minute session, the shortest in history. The body appeared nearly all male and non Jewish, with Herman Goering re-elected President and the sole speaker. He led a Heil Hitler salute before adjourning until further notice.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herman Goering
Heil
Hitler
Storm King's cold reign sweeps Canada and U S
Canadian and American reports describe record lows and blizzard damage. Subzero temperatures blanket much of Canada from Manitoba to Ontario while deadly winter storms and floods plague the United States with several deaths, missing persons, and extensive property loss.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Head of
Lakes
Edmonton
Montrea
Quebec
Ontario
New York
United States
Pacific Northwest
Bellomonte
A. Dange Hall
Hampe-s-1
Philadelphia
Delaware
Baltimore
Seaboard
Northwest
Owls Head
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Alleghanies
Pennsylvania
Westuier
Weather Bureau
Weather Across Western Canada Brings Snow and Cold
The west has seen very cold conditions with snowfall in Alberta and southern Saskatchewan. Forecasts call for fresh to stronger easterly winds and continued cloudy skies with moderate cold in Alberta and snow in southern districts through today and Wednesday.
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Winnipeg
Regina
Loney
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Vetoria
Coudy
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Great Lakes
Calgary bye election scheduled for January 15
Edmonton date: January 15 Calgary by election set to fill the George Webster vacancy announced by Premier Brownlee Nomination day is January 5.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Canadian Press
George Webster
Brownlee
Alberta Motor Association delegates back extension of roads
Mr Charles Beny Jr represented Medicine Hat at Edmonton for the Alberta Motor Association annual meeting. Delegates urged Alberta and Saskatchewan governments to finish the Lethbridge to Medicine Hat highway and connect Medicine Hat with Wild Horse via Manyberries or Elkwater Lake. They also pressed for completion of the 40 mile trans Canada highway stretch to Maple Creek and for safety measures to reduce highway hazards.
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Charles’ Beny, Jr
Medicine Hat
Alberta Motor‘Association
Edmonton
Alberta
Lethbridge Medicine, Hat
Bow Island
Medicine, Hat
Wild Horse
Manyberries
Elkwater Lake
Montana
Saskatchewan
Boundary
Maple Creek
Anarchist Uprising Crushed Across Spain After Four Days
Spain reports 93 to 94 dead with hundreds wounded after four days of revolt in 12 provinces. Government troops retook Villanueva garrison and arrested over 1,000 extremists. Syndicalists and anarchists fueled strikes across Madrid Barcelona Saragossa and other cities while the Socialist party condemned the upheaval.
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Madrid
Spain
Villanueva
Wa - A
Theustic
Acta
Ferrol
Gibraltar
Spanish Foreign Legion
Congress
Socialist Party
Barcelona
Saragossa
Granada
Oviedo
Conuna
Legron
San Sebastian
Santander
Algeciras
Cadiz
Teruel
Huesca
Pradura
Bilbao
Syndicalists
Catalonia
Andalusia
Estremadura
Oxford Defeats Cambridge In Varsity Rugger Classic
In front of about 40 000 spectators at Twickenham Oxford defeats Cambridge by 5 3 in the annual inter varsity rugger classic.
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Oxford
Twickenham
Cambridge
Wheat Manipulation Suspected in Danubian Supply Crisis
A terse report from an unnamed source claims wheat supply manipulation in Danubia is worsening a global crisis. The notice hints at external influences affecting grain markets and prices, with Ottawa authorities not named confirming sparse details.
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London
Canadia Cable
Danubia
RAF to add squadrons and fighters next year
London reports four new Royal Air Force squadrons will join next year along with about 50 first line machines. The RAF now has 42 squadrons, many as skeleton groups, keeping Britain ranked fifth among top air powers amid ongoing agitation over strength.
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London
Royal Air Force
Ares
Britain
R.A.F
British Columbia Storm Disrupts Island, Rail and Telephones
Vancouver Island crews search for Harry Walkers missing since Sunday after he separated from hunters near Nanaimo. Wrecking crews cope with a derailed freight engine in ice, and storms disrupt Canadi an National Railways service. Heavy rain, snow and sleet affect Fraser Valley, with telegraph lines down and interurban trains delayed.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Okanagan
British Columbia
Port Alberni
Nanaimo
Harry Walkers
Harry Walkers of Five Acres
Fraser Valley
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Eee
M. Richardson
A. MacGregor
B. F Soench
M. Esplen
Vernon W. ‘Parrish
R. B
Dick) Pratt
Lindbergh
Rev
Edw
T. ‘Scragg
Germany
Aerigataene
Abraham
Ald. H. Baker
the Storm King
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