Laval government crisis and confidence vote in chamber
Reported chaos surrounds Premier Laval as deputies guard the chamber after debates on peace policy with Italy and Ethiopia. Observers question whether a confidence vote can save the cabinet and permit renewal of peace talks. Separate dispatch notes Mussolini may seek peace soon amid economic strains and doubt about League of Nations reinvigoration.
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Laval
Cabies Inger of Beling
Chamber
Italy
Ethiopia
Charles P. Nutter Loni
Mussolini
Africa
Canadian Japan tariff talks outline surtax removal plan
The document discusses an agreement with Japan including removal of a surtax on many Canadian imports, an exchange rate method for duties, and conditions to supply at least 10 percent of normal Canadian demand. It covers valuation rules using Canada’s five year average exchange rate and future tariff board appeals, with continuation on page eight.
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Ian
Mac Na
Sotomatsa Kate
Saad
Senvict
Fapanoee A
Japan
Canada
Eucyent
Idamada
Csbe
Canadian’ Tariff Board
Thelma Todd Death Inquiry Probes Public Allegations
Thelma Todd case moves toward closure with Roland West and Pasquale Cicco as remaining witnesses. Testimony questions a party plan and a ride with a mysterious man, while Zasu Pitts and others testified to events at the scene.
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Gitnore
Rai Tigesbamahionan
Angles
Thelma Todd
Roland West
Pasquale di
Cicco
New York
Martha Ford
Lord Lansdowne
Haries
Duke”. York
Todd
Jewels Carmen West
Wonnenberg Fined for Theft of Coyote Skin
Magistrate Ellis found Albert Wonnenberg guilty of stealing a coyote skin from the Medicine Hat Trading Co. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs and ordered to return the skin. Prosecution says he entered the store with skins on his arm, took a skin from a door, offered it to the proprietor, and claimed he bought it for fifty cents elsewhere.
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Ellis
Albert Wonnenberg
Wennenberg
Medicine Hat-Trading. Co
Max. Conn
Conn
Stepling
Trading Co
Historic cattle trade plan to St Paul and Chicago
A projected historic travel plan from southern Alberta to St Paul and Chicago seeks to study cattle movements and markets after tariff changes. Leaders Mite McMillan, Wackie Hammil, Harvey Adams and others with Sherona Cal HQ aim to open markets and assess conditions for Canadian cattle entering the United States. A personal visit is hoped to secure openings and compare practices. Contined on page eight.
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Alberta
St. Paul
Chicago
United States
Belnig
Medicine
Pin Ball Machines Banned in Alberta Province
Edmonton reports pin ball devices in the city must be removed by December 31 or be confiscated. Police Chief J M Taylor says about 10 machines in Medicine Hat were ordered out, with over 100 in Edmonton slated to leave during the weekend. The ban follows a court decision and Attorney General directives. remaining machines will face prosecution and many will head to Pacific coast cities. Calgary reports about 30 machines already left with 200 more to depart in days, or be seized if left behind.
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Medicine -Hat
M. Taylor
Edmonton
Ithe
The
Police Department
Alberta
Pacific Coast
Calgary
S -Department
Bank teller implicated in plot to rob bank killing
Paul Lafleur, 29, bank teller in Hull, drove the car in which Armand Nadeau was slain on December 4. He allegedly joined the plot to rob the bank where he worked after associates threatened to kill him, a statement said, produced in court today.
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Hull
Paul
Lafleur
Armand Nadeau
Charlottean ministers vow support for Liberal policies
Mayor Samuel Kennedy, president of the Queen's County Conservative association, says Victoria voters on October 14 gave a clear mandate to the Liberal party. He adds the Mackenzie King government should be allowed to carry out its policies without hindrance and opposes challenging Hon. Mr. Dunning at this time.
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Charlottetown
Charlottenanes
House of
Col Mons
Queen's
Samuel Kennedy
Queen's County
Canada
Liberal Party
Mackenzie King
Taining
Ir Cabir
Dunning
Calgary Livestock Market Report Dec. Week Summary
Receipts unclear as bulk sales not through billing. Hogs sold up by 35 cents to 7.85 per unit. Cattle and sheep figures not established with limited readable data.
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Calgary
Local Obscure Fragments Highlight Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Reverend George I. Foster and Charlottetown, with scattered references to Cleveland and Good Shepherd. The readable bits hint at a biographical or church related note, but the full context is unclear.
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Shepherd
Cleveland
George I. Foster
Charlottetown
Officers for ensuing year to be elected at secular meeting
Last night the secular monthly general meeting listed nominees for officer roles. Honorary President and President were named by acclamation with multiple candidates for vice president and other posts, indicating a near complete retiring slate and a vote planned for next month.
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Pramiia
Wim
F Richardson
H. Hallworth
Hallworth
We Rattray
J.burden
Sharp
W. F. Oates
Tow Wright
R Bi Pratt
A. J. Anderson
F. Hall
P! Newman
Richardson
Ty ‘Blakey
Yacaricy
Alberta Plan Aims to Halt Rural Family Migration
Alberta government announces committee to curb migration of families from rural districts to cities. Mayor Andrew Davison received a letter from Provincial Commissioner A A MacKenzie confirming the plan to appoint the committee and seek relief measures.
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Calgary
Dees
Alberta
Andrew Davison
A. A. MacKenzie
Jean Batten Crashes Near London in South Downs
Jean Batten, New Zealand girl flyer who recently flew solo to the South Atlantic, crashed today on the South Downs near London but was unhurt. The report also notes gold production in British Columbia for October at 37,408 ounces.
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Jean Batten
London
C.p.cable
Jean ‘Batten
New Zealand
Girt Filer
South Atlantic
South Downs
Meab
B.C
Chinese forces threaten sever China control in Chahar province
A Chinese report says Manchoukouan forces aided by Japanese planes were advancing across Chahar province in North China, threatening to sever part of the region from Chinese control.
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Marchin Gon
Montana Killer Knight Shot After Cornered in Butte
In Butte Montana William Henry Knight a four time killer was shot by possemen after being cornered in a home using tear gas bombs. He died hours later at age 38 once a former employee James Gilligan and his family survived the standoff. Knight confessed to the killings to Gilligan and police before the exchange of fire.
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Butte
Mont
C. P
William
Henry
Knight
Possemen
Montana
James
Gilligan
C.P
Resi
Walter
Shay
T. Gilligan
Wygate
Senda
Ionee
Sherif
Agan
Washington
Knigh
Iki
Tom O'Neill
Cis
Walsh
Aeds
Floyd
Gillingans
Police
Jack Duggan
Wennght
Knigt
Aed
Duggan
Mil inextortion case linked to wealthy grandfather kin
A 23 year old man, grandson of a rich Pennsylvania textile maker, was arrested by federal agents after allegedly writing a letter demanding $20,000 and claiming a hoax was devised during desperate finances. He was arraigned and charged with extortion in federal court.
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Edgar Hoover
Pensylvania
Ral
Caargec
Dove Pa
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Ealice
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