Vatican Pope Calls World Union of Protestants and Catholics
Pope Pius XI issues Lux Veritatis, a Christmas encyclical recalling the 1500th anniversary of the Council of Ephesus. He urges Protestants to return to Rome, urges Mary’s role as mediator, and appeals to modern mothers to elevate virtue and strengthen matrimony.
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Banks Shouldn't Play Around In Stocks
A United States Senate committee report from Washington D C on December 26 concludes that intensive participation by banks in the securities market exaggerates business fluctuations and undermines economic stability. The Glass Committee, named by the last Congress and led by Senator Glass of Virginia, warns that banks via sensitivity affiliates risks similar effects.
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Archbishop Diaz appeals to President over priest cap bill
Mexico City's Archbishop Pascual Diaz urged President Ortiz Rubio to reconsider a legislature passed limit on priests in the capital to one per 50 000 residents. In a long letter he accused the measure of exceeding power and violating church accords and called for listening to the voice of the people.
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Riots outside Kohat Cantonment leave many dead and wounded
Reports from Peshawar describe a lethal riot near Kohat Cantonment in which soldiers fired on a crowd of about 500, killing several and wounding many. Police halted the melee with lathis as Red Shirt activists and Abdul Ghaffur Khan were targeted by new provincial ordinances giving authorities sweeping powers.
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English League Results From London 26 December
London December 26 Caziadida Press Cabley reports today’s league football results across the British Isles. Arsenal lost to Sheffield United while Derby County defeated Blackpool, and other notable scores include Chelsea 4 Blackburn Rovers 0 and Liverpool 1 West Ham United 3.
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Scottish League results raise several tight games
Aberdeen 2 Airdrieonians 2. Clyde 1 Cowdenbeath 1. Dundee U. 1 Celtic 0. Falkirk 1 Partick Thistle 2. Hamilton Acad. 1 Ayr United 3. Kilmarnock 2 Hearts 1. Leith Ath. 2 Third Lanark 1. Morton 4 Dundee 1. Queen's Park 2 St Mirren 0. Ratgers 1. Motherwell 0.
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Senators push tariff on Russian pulp imports
Senator Dill plans to urge inclusion of Russian wood pulp in the Jones tariff measure before the Senate finance committee. He says if not included, an amendment should bar Russian imports, to curb changes in monetary standards and steer flows accordingly.
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Highton Takes Command Of 13th Machine Gun Battalion
An Ottawa announcement states Major Highton is appointed to command the 13th Machine Gun Battalion succeeding Lt Col P. Pearce of Calgary. Major MW Oliver of Edmonton is promoted to lieutenant colonel to lead the 19th Alberta Dragoons replacing Lt Col Al De N. Watson.
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Death Toll Of Thirty Four In South On Christmas
Atlanta Ga Dec 26 a death toll of at least thirty four persons accidentally killed today marked a grim Christmas for the South. Twenty seven died in automobile accidents four from burns from fireworks one from drowning one from a railroad mishap and another in a hunting accident
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Police Seek 1931 Ford Sedan Belonging to W B Smithson
Police search for a maroon 1931 Ford sedan owned by W B Smithson. The car, Alberta plates 19910, was stolen Tuesday evening from Fifth Street rear of Hill swimming pool. Anyone with information should contact Chief Taylor in the city 2nd district.
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Two Die in Cars at Calgary
Calgary December 26 reports indicate two road incidents over the holiday weekend. John Hahurst a Calgary horticulturist died after a crash that left him among several trees and a fence near a vacant Seventeenth Avenue East property. Earlier, W. T. Buchanan died following a sudden illness after a Thursday afternoon crash.
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McCutcheon Hurt by Horse at City Stables
R McCutcheon suffered a broken arm when he was leading a horse at the City Stables last night a dog scared the horse causing it to plunge and knock him down he was taken to the hospital and treated by Dr MacCharles for a broken arm in the upper right.
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Accidental Shooting Near Ryley Reported
A farmer named Johan sen Rheinhart of about five miles north of Ryley accidentally shot himself while rabbit hunting on Wednesday afternoon. The bullet passed near his hand and entered his stomach. He crawled about half a mile before being taken to Ryley for aid and later transported to Edmonton for further treatment.
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Japanese actions in Manchuria draw League pressure
Reports from Nanking and Tokyo indicate international concern over Japanese conduct in Manchuria. Britain's and France’s foreign offices are said to insist on restraint and condemn measures extending beyond self defense, amid troop withdrawals and border tension near Mukden and Chinchow.
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Fourteen Dead as Fire Ravages Springfield Hotel
A blaze damaged a five story hotel in Springfield leaving fourteen people dead and many unaccounted for. Police said the fire trapped guests in rooms on multiple floors and rescue efforts continued through the night with numerous injuries reported.
Petrified Branch and Ancient Oars Featured in Odd Fragment
Fragmentary text describes petrified branches and ancient oars, with references to students and modern Alberta. The jagged OCR yields unclear phrases about figures and varieties, mentioning a stop and a form, with scattered names and locations unreadable.
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