Bandits Hold Up Winnipeg Liquor Commission Cash
Armed bandits robbed the Manitoba Liquor Commission in Winnipeg today taking 15000 dollars in cash negotiable paper and cheques and fled in a car after a running gun battle with cashier Thomas Nuttall. Nuttall was struck but not seriously hurt as police scour the city and border roads for the suspects.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Liquor Commission
Commission
Thomas Nuttall
Nuttall
Henry Avenue
Moose Jaw man in court on post office robbery charge
Frank Cox appeared in Royal Canadian Mounted Police court in Moose Jaw before J L Bryant. He was committed for trial on a charge of attempting to rob His Majesty's mails on October 27, 1934. A single witness identified a signed statement Cox made after his arrest in Vancouver. The case linked to a $38,600 post office robbery was not discussed in court.
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Moose Jaw
Frank
Jerry) Cox
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
J.L. Bryant
Cox
Keisher
Vancouver
City Front
C.P.R
No German Cabinet Formed as Berlin Aides Fail
Berlin reports Dr. Eric Koch informed President von Hindenburg he cannot form a cabinet after Social Democrats refuse to join a coalition. London dispatch says Reichstag to adjourn until January 12 due to no prospect of a new cabinet before year end.
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Berlin
Eric Koch
von Hindenburg
Social-Democratic Party
London
Reichstag
Weather Forecast Focuses on Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta
Pressure persists over Manitoba with lighter pressure west and east. General milder trend across the west with southeast winds in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Forecasts call for fair conditions and slightly warmer temperatures today and Friday in Manitoba Saskatchewan and eastern regions. Alberta remains fair and comparatively mild through today and Friday.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Hodney Ship Christened as World Largest Dreadnought
Princess Mary officiated at the Christening of the Hodney at Cammell Laird Birkenhead. When commissioned in 1927 Rodney class status places it as the mightiest battleship. Under Washington Treaty it displaces 55,000 tons and will likely mount nine 16 inch guns in three triple turrets.
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Aliverpool
Princess Mary
Viscountess
Lascelles
Hodney
Cammell, Laird and Company
Birkenhead
Rodney
Washington Eretty
France Endures Severe Cold Spell Across Paris
Paris reports the deepest cold in thirty years with temperatures near five degrees above zero. The frigid weather trails a string of minor rail accidents causing major delays as the country battles a stiff winter across multiple regions.
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Paris
France
Rivera
Japan's Position in Manchuria Reported Compromised
A Westminster Gazette dispatch says Japan's control in Manchuria has been weakened after General Kuosunglin forced Marshal Chang Tso Lin to quit Mukden. Feng Win Hsiang's ally and Bolshevik-backed forces are said to dominate, fueling rumors of a war with Russia or evacuation of leased territory. A Russo Japanese pact to avoid hostilities is also noted.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Shanzhai
Japan
MaNchuria
Kuo Sung Lin
Feng Win Hsiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Feng
Manchurian
Shanghai
Hussia
Easier Tone in Wheat Market in Winnipeg
Wheat prices eased with profit taking as December 1.53, May 1.5538, and July 1.5338 dollars. Argentine crop carryover estimated at 160 million bushels by Broomhall, but trade doubts linger. Overnight export sales were light and demand weak with featureless cash grain conditions.
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Winnipeg
Broomhall
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Nobility Falls under London Police Scandal
In London a major society stir follows the reveal of Sir Basil Thompson alias Trugh Thompson a former Scotland Yard director of intelligence arrested after a case at Ayde Park. The woman claimed Felona De Lara. Trial set January 10 at Marshgrouch Street police court. Sir Basil denied charges and resigned in 1821 after travels and honors.
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London
Ayde Park
Trugh Thompson
Basil Thompson
Scotland Yard
York
Felona de Lara
Mavshgrouch Street
Sir Basil
Bin
Secret Service
Canada
United States
Dartmoor
South Sea
Progressives and Ginger Group May Not Sit on Same Side
Ottawa reports the Progressive members may sit on the government side when the next parliament opens. A conference led by Conservative W A Boys and Liberal P M Cagerain discussed seating, with Forke favoring the government side except for Forke himself who said he would not join any side. The exact arrangement remained unsettled as the session began.
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Ottawa
Dacanary
Howes
Progressive
Robert Forke
Progressive Tender
W. A. Boys
P.P. Cagerain
H.W. Bowle
Work on Roth Well Casing Delayed by Spider Pipe Bracing
The Roth well casing progress at Reith Well is slowed by issues with the spiders that support the pipe. Venturing repairs aim to secure the casing and resume drilling operations.
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Reith Wo
Reuhle
Mosul decision tests Angora government unity
Constantinople reports immediate cabinet session called by Mustapha Kemal Pasha after the League of Nations decision granting Mosul to Britain. London coverage notes Turkish protests and fears of renewed conflict, with British officials signaling a flexible approach and warnings of political backlash at home.
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Constantinople
Mosul
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
London
Westminster Gazette
Sabri Bey
Moscow
Turkey
Great Britain
Qenava
Near East
LeA&gue Council
Col. L. C
Amery
Dominion
Council
Vittorio Scialofa
Signor Scialoia
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Templus
Intwet
Mogul
England
Pec
Baldwin
Rothermere
Beaverbrook
Wolves Sighted Near Porcupine Hills Prompt Bounty
Lethbridge reports detail seven large timber wolves spotted north of Cowley near the Porcupine Hills. Ranchers offered a bounty of 100 dollars for a male and 126 dollars for a female timber wolf as Indians tracked the pack. Two wolves were killed and hunters pursue the rest. the species is rare in the area and thought to migrate from the north via the mountains.
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Lethbridge
Ted
Cowley
George P Smiths Case Adjourned Till Next Week
Eumonton December 1 George Peter Smith minister of education appeared before Magistrate Pyat on a theft charge involving 582. The Crown prosecutor Deane sought another adjournment to December 21. Smith KC to prosecute will be engaged in Calgary this week.
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Ottawa
Sec
Mackenzie King
Kitchener
Berlin
Gat
John King
K.C
Eumonton
Georges
Peter Smith
Stewart
Apnea Lhe
Wage Deane
Crown Prosecuta
le ‘Smith
Calgary
Alkids
Harvey
Clearing Bank Totals From Clearing House This Week
Bank clearings report shows $342,694 this week and $489,549 last week. The year to date stands at $218,617.
Meighen’s Quebec stance draws budgetary political scrutiny
Ottawa reports the December 11 Ottawa Citizen editorial criticizing Conservative leader Meighen over his Canada Britain war policy remarks linked to the Bagot bye election. The piece warns other Conservatives may face political costs if he becomes a Quebe c idol, with election as a potential price.
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Meighen
Quebec
Ottawa Citizen
Canada
Great Britain
Mhst
Co. Feeder
Sheil Brealecane
Gonwages
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Regina
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Geo. P. Smiths
United Commercial Travellers
Lakey's Orchestra
MR. Meighen
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