Election Returns In Australia Give Lyons Decisive Majority
Melbourne datelines report the United Australia Party in coalition with the Country party winning a two to one majority in the new House of Representatives. Prime Minister Lyons is set to form a cabinet likely including Stanley Bruce. prominent figures from the old opposition also elected. Labor ministers fared badly with several defeated including E G Theodore and Parker Moloney.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ie Labor Party
James Scullin
United Australian Party
Lather
Scullin
Yarra Victoria
Country Rty
House of Representatives
United Party
Country Party
Labor
Joseph Aloyssis Lyons
Australia Party
Lyons
Labefit
Jons
United Australia Party
Great Britain
Stanley Melbourne Bruce
Bruce
Labor Party
Flinders
Treasury
London
William Hughes
Earle Page
J. G. Latham
Nationalists
Mr. Lyons
James E. Fenton
H. S. Gullett
E. G. Theodore
Commonwealth
Labor Movement
Theodore
Dailey
N.S.W
J. T. Lang
New South Wales
Batman
Victoria
J. B. Chifley
Defence
MacQuarie
John McNeill
Wannon
Jail Break Foiled in Welland Ontario Plot
Welland Police Chief Crowe halted a planned sensational jail break. Suspects Pasqual Serrati Louis Gatto and Vito Delvec co and Niagara Balla were identified in attempts to free Nick Kozah who faced hanging on December 30. Serratti and Delvec co had prior sentences for a Vito Perri assault. Serratt was sawing through a corridor wall when found.
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Welland
Ont
Jorge T. Crowe
Pasqual Serrati
Louis Gatto
Vito Delvecco
Niagara Balla
Nick Kozah
Seomeed
Catty and
Serratt
Tite
Vito Perri
Hile Delveccio
Terri
Ciepwe
Terratt
Australia Triumphs in Test Match Over South Africa
Australia won the cricket test in Sydney by an innings and 155 runs. Australia scored 469 in the first inning while South Africa managed 153 and 161, leaving Australia with a decisive victory and two wins in the five test series.
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Sydney
Australia
South Africa
Grain inspections and political update from Manitoba
Winnipeg reports rain inspections with figures for wheat oats barley and flax, noting this year totals and last year comparisons. Also mentions Russell Mercy resalves renominated B Griffiths MLA for Manitoba Legislature.
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Winnipeg
Russell Mercy Resalves
B. Griffiths
M.L.A
Manioba
Stalin’s Birthday Observed in Moscow
Joseph Stalin turned 52 today in Moscow with thousands of congratulatory messages and letters arriving at his desk. The day otherwise resembled a normal one for the Soviet leader, who governs Russia with iron authority.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Joseph Stalin
Day
Russia
Russia Adopts Piece Work Plan Amid Economic Shifts
The article notes Russia’s move toward a piece work wage system linked to productive ability as part of a broader economic shift. It describes widespread store openings and improved access to necessities due to faster light industry production, with wage increases in some sectors and a notable drop in food prices.
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Tay
Japanese Drive on Manchuria Escalates Tensions
Reports from Nanking and Mukden describe a new Japanese southwest push against Chinese irregulars near Kangping Fukumen and Chang Tu while Tokyo signals aim to clear bandits around Changtu Sakumen and Hsinmunfu. Chinese officials warn of possible attack on Chinchow within 24 hours.
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Nanking
Associated Press
League of Nations
Wellington Koo
Manchuria
Chinchow
Koo
League
Mukden
Manchhupria
Somingng
Kangping
Fukumen
Chang Tu
Chiinchow
London
Tokio
Changtu
Sakumen
Hsinmunfu
Manchurian
Rengo
Nan- King
Kirin
Honjo
Far East
Mongolia
Liao River
Great Wall
China
Hangchow
Sun Yat Sen
Shanghai
Chiang ‘Kai-Shek
Ima
Tien Tsin
Peiping
Peiping-Mukden
Dr Staples Found Dead In His Bed In Bow Island
Dr Samuel Staples of Bow Island was found dead in bed at a local hotel. He had lived at the hotel since December 15 and had been in poor health, attending the local clinic. The room showed no signs of foul play. death was attributed to natural causes. His wife resides at Wedgeville, and arrangements for funeral services were being made.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Herr Hohenzollern
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm
Hermaine
Samuell
Staples
Bow Island
Focal Clinic
Sapiés
Ana
Cordner
McEwen
Stapl -bellevAadbhaut
Students Favor Disarmament At Ottawa
Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett prime minister discussed disarmament with a delegation of university students who presented a petition of ten thousand names in favor. The group included representatives from Toronto McGill Queen’s Alberta and British ColumbiaUniversities and were hosted at luncheon after the talk.
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Ottawa
Adian Press
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Toronto
McGill
Queen’s Alberta
British Columbia
Liberal prevail in B C by election at Golden
In Golden British Columbia Liberals retained the Columbia riding as Thomas King defeated Conservative FW Jones by 268 votes based on 20 of 28 polls. The by election filled the vacancy caused by the recent death of Mr Buckham, former speaker.
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Golden
B.C
British Columbia
Liberals
Columbia
Thomas King
Jones
Iems
King
Mgr. Kin
Ih. Buckham
Wads
J. A. Buckham
Ei Js Hoovli
Cénser‘vative
G.E. Gyoss
Buckham
Post Local Mail By Tuesday Night
Local residents urged to post all Christmas mail by Tuesday night to ensure delivery by Thursday since no delivery on Christmas Day. The Post Office reported four outgoing and five incoming mail trucks over the weekend with international Bri tain parcel mail cleared by customs for earlier delivery.
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Backs Buffalo Meat Banquet
D W Hays president of the Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association announces a wire from official quarters confirming the association’s request for buffalo meat for the annual banquet has been granted. It asks for details on the shipment date required.
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D. W. Hays
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
Organization For
Buffalo Meat
David Leeming Elected Mayor of Victoria B C
Victoria British Columbia votes yielded David Leeming as mayor designate. City officials anticipate leadership plans and policy priorities to be announced in coming weeks.
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David Leeming
Victoria
B.C
Fragmentary Ontario report on a City Burtons travel
An unclear July era snippet describes Burton moving along frost east of Lake Erie near Dunnville seeking a Tash ten. It notes distances and directions with garbled terms and lacks coherent details or dates.
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Burton
Lake-Erie
Dunnville
Double Murder Suspect Boy Reveals Family Tragedy
In Dumheller a 16 year old Robert Tolman killed his mother and sister on a Rumsey farm then shot himself. A note found on an envelope included a plea about his parents and a claim of being the best parents a kid could have. Police seek motive while the coroner rules the exact cause of death.
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Drumheller
Rumsey
Robert Tolman
L. F. Tolman
Teresa
Mum
Angie
Robert
G. M. Gibson
Alayer
Fire guts large Auburn department store on Christmas eve
Fire gutted the five story William B. Hislip department store in Auburn New York as Christmas shoppers fled the building. One firefighter, John Mohan, was hospitalized with a broken leg after leaping from a collapsing wall. Damage estimated at 500000 dollars.
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Auburn
N.Y
William B. Hislip
John Mohan
State Association of Firemen
Alive and Well With Bullet In Heart
Lancaster reports a 13 year old boy named Robert Leonard discharged from hospital as cured though a bullet remains in his heart after an accidental shot. Doctors declined surgery fearing fatal outcome yet the boy feels all right and continues recovery.
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Lancaster
Doc
Robert Leonard
The
Robert
Two-Gun Killer Slays Waitress in Vancouver Café
Vancouver December 21 19 year old waitress Mary Shaw was shot dead at the Per 4 Cafe on Rast Pender Street by a gunman who opened fire in the dining area and then killed Grace Leslie who helped at the counter. Police report the assailant drew two pistols after placing an order for supper and fired multiple shots before turning the weapon on Leslie causing her injuries.
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Vancouver
B.C
Mary Shaw
White
Watress
Rast Pender St
Grace Leslie
Thetaurant
Leslie
Sudbury Constable Shot. police officer slain in Ontario
Sudbury Ontario report states constable Areete aged 88 was found fatally shot near the railway freight entrance. The incident details are unclear due to damaged copy, but authorities describe a fatal shooting of a local police constable with a handgun recovered at the scene.
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Sudbury
Ont
Cx Press
Areete
Caneaway
Vis
Snowbound London Braces for Severe Cold
Snow and freezing weather grip London with heavy snowfalls and plunging temperatures. Weather authorities warn of dangerous travel as schools close and residents stock up on supplies.
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London
Aasocia Présy
Santa E Cos
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