United Australia Party defeats Labor in Australian election
United Australia party unseats the Labor government in Saturday elections in Melbourne. unofficial returns show 38 Nationalist, 9 Country, 15 Labor, 7 extremist Labor, 1 independent with 5 unreported. total 75 seats, UAP majority likely without own party support.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Labor
United Australia Party
Country Party
Aibout
Contry Party
Government Labor
Labor
Indépendent
Nationalist
Independent
Country Progressive
Railroad wage dispute talks in Montreal and australian election notes
A conference in Montreal will involve executives from Canadian National and Canadian Pacific along with railway chairmen over the wage dispute and retroactive ten percent cuts. The report also covers Australian elections where the United Australia party led by James Lyons defeated the Labor government and Treasurer E. G. Theodore lost in Dalley.
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Montreal
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Ottawa
General Conference
Board of Conciliation
James Scullin
Yarra
Victoria
James Lyons
United Australia Party
Wilmot
Tasmania
Stanley Bruce
Flinders
Earle Page
Country Party
J. G. Lathaham
Nationalist
Sydney
N.S.W
E. G. Theodore
Commonwealth
Dalley
Theodore
Mr. Rosevear
Labor
Grain inspections report at Winnipeg on Friday
Winnipeg grain inspections show wheat 384 cars, oats 58, barley 32, flax 3, other grains 3. The totals match last year for wheat with 384 cars and show slight changes in other commodities, as reported.
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Winnipeg
Monarch Show Promises Christmas Cheer Fund
A Christmas Cheer fund event at the Monarch show runs Sunday night at 9 p.m. People are invited to attend to support the fundraiser and enjoy holiday entertainment. Proceeds support local charitable efforts.
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Monarch
Cabin fire in Estevan injures four occupants
Four people were seriously burned when a fire destroyed the tigeraile ice cabin one mile south of Estevan. Mrs Prevost Edith Sastaunick and her two young sons were injured. the cabin’s piano and fur coat valued at 450 dollars were lost. Residents were taken to Estevan hospital by C. T. Vaughn and treated for burns.
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Estevan
A. C. Prevost
C. T. Vaughn
Prévost
International Hotel
Christmas Cheer Picture Show at Monarch Sunday Night
A local notice announces the Christmas Cheer picture show at Monarch theater on Sunday night at nine o'clock.
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Monarch
Menarch
Nigny
Ireland Defeated by South Africa in International Rugby
Dublin crowds watched South Africa beat Ireland 8 to 3 in an international rugby match. Ireland led 3–0 at half time as play closed, with the visitors overturning the deficit in the second period.
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Ireland
Dublin
South Africa
Iréland
English League football results across divisions report decisive scorelines
London December 19 British Isles league matches yielded notable results with Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers in a 1 5 loss for Villa, Liverpool beating Derby County 1 1, Arsenal 5 over Middlesbrough, and Tottenham 3 over Oldham. Other divisions included Bradford 2 Plymouth Argyle 0 and Tranmere Rovers 4 Gateshead 3 among numerous stalemates and abdundoned games.
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London
British Isles
Aston Villa
Blackburn Rovers
Bolton Wand
Everton
Chelsea
Birmingham
Grimsby Town
West.Brom
Huddersfield T
Blackpool
Leicester
Portsmouth
Liverpool
Derby County
Middlesborough
Arsenal
Newcastle U
Sheffield U
Sheffield Wed
Manchester C
West Ham U
Sunderland
Scottish League Scores Briefs
Airdrieonians 0 Kilmarnock 2 Ayr United 2 Falkirk 0 Celtic 6 Leith Athletic 0 Cowdenbeath 3 Aberdeen 1 Dundeed 4 Rangers 2 Hearts 5 Dundee United 0 Motherwell 4 Queen's Park 1 Partick Thistle 1 Morton 0 St Mirren 3 Clyde 1 Third Lanark 4 Hamilton A 1
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Kilmarnock
Ayr United
Falkirk
Geltic
Leith Athletic
Cowdenbeath
Aberdeen
Dundeed
Rangers
Hearts
Dundee United
Motherwell
Queen’s Park
Partick Thistle
Morton
St. Mirren
Clyde
Third Lanark
Hamilton A
Do's and Don'ts for Auto Drivers Warn Pavement Dangers
Alberta motor officials led by Joseph J. Webster urge safer driving in mid winter. Backing mistakes and failure to warm engines are flagged as major accident causes along with worn tires and inattention. Emphasis on rear vision, front tire safety, and proper engine warm up to reduce injuries and fatalities.
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Joseph J. Webster
Alberta Motor Association
Carless
Alberta Motor Associations
Cosa
St. Lawrence dam plan debate to reconvene in Buffalo
Canada and the United States engineers will reconvene in Buffalo to reassess dam locations on the St. Lawrence deep waterways project. Canadian and U.S. teams clash over two dams versus one, with Chrys ler Island and Barnhart Island cited for the Canadian plan and Barnhart Talana for the U.S. plan. Senator Copeland attacks the project as a threat to U.S. interests and ports, opposing federal funding for a canal through Canadian soil.
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Ottawa
Joint Board of Engineers
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence
U.S
Duncan W. McLachlan
Department of Railways and Canals
Oliver O. Lefebre
Quebec Streams Commission
Montreal
C. H. Mitchell
Toronto
Washington, D.C
Copeland
New York
St. Lawrence Canal
Senator Copeland
United States Marine
Atlantic Seaboard
Three Dead In Alberta Farm Home Tragedy
Drumheller area reports indicate a double murder followed by suicide. Mrs Tolman, her six year old daughter Teresa, and son Robert were found dead at the farm home near Rumsey one mile from Drumheller.
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Drumheller
Sta
Uumbly
Li G. Tolman
Teresa
Robert
Bort
Homte
Hix
Ia&t-20
Hoffman given suspended sentence in Medicine Hat case
Theodore Hoffman pleaded guilty in District Court to stealing material belonging to the City of Medicine Hat. The judge granted an indefinite suspended sentence citing the accuseds large family and warned that a future offense would bring prison. The Crown did not object after defense offered restitution.
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Theodore Hoffman
City of
Medicine’ Hat
Atteuved
Jackson
Lethbridge
Chi
Hoffman
8. Short
Alex. MacGrégor
Protect Schools After Bombing Attempt Reported
Victoria B C Dec 18 Increased guards on schools in a Doukhobor district follow a bombing attempt at Glade school. Authorities plan to post additional protection at several schools and refer the matter to the attorney general for action.
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Victoria
Bic
Doukhobor
Jean Xa
Hoover moratorium on debts extended debated in Europe
Basel reports an extension of the Hoover moratorium on reparations for at least two years as talks by the Young plan advisory committee and the international conference on debts proceed. In Washington the House approved Hoover’s moratorium but rejected any revision of war debt terms, sending the measure to the Senate with a pledge of quick action.
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Basel
Switzerland
Hoover
Young Plan Advisory
Iff
International Conference
United States
Germany
Washington, D.C
United States House of Ré
Senate
Sypoot
Finance Committee
House
Congress
U.S
Railroads plan wage talks under Railway Labor Act
A New York report notes presidents and executives of railroads, led by Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio, agreeing to a nine member committee to negotiate with unions and consider a 15 percent wage reduction under the Railway Labor Act, aiming for a early agreement.
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New York
Railor
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Gobi Nine
Eastbound Air Mail Arrival Report Shows Pilot Arrivals
Fragmentary air mail log lists pilots Eastbound and Westbound with times 29 20 and 23 30, mentions Pilot Astor and Jarvis and arrivals at 7 00. Source is incomplete but records flight movements and pilot names.
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Eastbo
Dan
Astor
Jarvis
Ultimatum Dec 19 Demands Chinese Withdrawal Near Great Wall
Fragmentary dispatch notes an ultimatum dated December 19 demanding China withdraw forces from the Chinchow area toward the Great Wall within a set time. References to Mukden and growing tensions suggest an escalation in the attack on Chinese forces.
Bennett Urges Courage as Canada Faces Future
Prime Minister Bennett spoke at a civic luncheon in Toronto urging Canadians to face the new year with high courage and confidence. He praised unity, support for authority, and the spirit shown in Englad as evidence of national resilience amid current problems.
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Toronto
Canada
Premley R. B.’ Bennett
Prine
Bennett
Einglad
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