Panama Revolution Overthrows Government and Arrests Officials
Reporting from Washington and Panama City indicates a national revolutionary move toppled President Arcsemena's government. Police and Palace attacked. Arcsemena, Archibaldo Boyd, and Ricardo Arango arrested. Vice Presidents Duquest and Lopez fled. Canal Zone Governor blocked a cannon assault from Colon supports.
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Washington
D.C
Alfaro
Panama
Aresmena
National Police
Arcsemena
Archibaldo Boyd
Richardo Arango
Tomas Gabriel Duquest
Carlos Lopez
Canal Acne
Colon
Galindo
Panama City
Canal Zone
Burmese Rebels Retreat Into the Hills After Camp Fall
Burmese riflemen retreated into the jungle toward the hills after government forces overran the rebel headquarters at the Alantaung camp. Casualties were reported among insurgents as the assault continued while the elusive rebel leader was believed killed or captured.
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Rangoon
Burma
Alantaung
Ilagee
sAlantaung
seVehleen
Furma
Joss
Griess
Calgary Crash Leaves One Dead In Sunday Morning Fire
Rona'd Taniel Gaetz from Calgary loses control while turning in East Calgary at 5 o'clock Thursday morning. The car toppled an embankment, struck Canadian Pacific Railway tracks, and burst into flames killing the occupant.
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Gary
Va'ling
Calgary
Rona'd
Taniel Gaetz
Strike in Germany Shuts Twenty Rube Valley Coal Mines
Essen reports twenty collieries in the Rube Valley coal mines halted work in an unauthorized strike claimed to be incited by unemployed workers and communists. The weather was fair and mild with a temperature around 4.22.
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Essen
Germany
Associated Press
Rube Valley
Four Hour Quake Shakes Ottawa Hallmarks Seismic Event
A four hour long earthquake was recorded on the seismograph at the Dominion Experimental Park Observatory this morning. The epicenter is estimated to be 1,520 miles from Ottawa, described as severe by the seismologist. initial tremors were light, so direction of origin could not be determined.
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Ottawa
Dominion Experimental Palk Observatory
Acre
Cannal
St. Joseph's
Double Murder and Death by Own Action Theories
Lincoln Ainss June 2 two boys aged 12 and 14 and their father were found shot dead. The boys were in a parked sedan while the father lay in the woods clutching a revolver. Police say the case may involve murder and self-inflicted death with a note in Fletcher's pocket warning about craziness and a wife to be notified.
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Lincoln
Ainss
Peter Wo Pletcher
M Startin
Fletcher
3rd C M R Re Union Brings Toasts And Tales
A large turnout from the original 3rd Canadian Mounted Rifles gathered at the Cosmopolitan hotel on Tuesday evening December 20. The banquet featured turkey supper, songs, and a mock court martial that provoked much laughter. Comrades from distant points attended, and a vote of thanks to the organizing committee was passed with plans for next year.
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3Rd Canadian Mounted Rifles
Tom Bassett
Cosmopolitan Hotel
P.m
Charlie Anderson
Colonel Sissens
Cousins
Qaker
Christie W
Suffield
Bavester
Woods
Chandler
Singimg
Fatiy’ Hall
Lakey
Wirst
Ploegstrad
Fegsines
Armetlorgs
éJidershot Carin
Ballieul
Shorncliffe
Tolkestone
London
J. Watkins
T. Manning
K. Allen
F. Bavester
Allen
McLaren
Richardson
Burden
Manning
Tang Syie
Re Organization of Toc H in Western Canada
Winnipeg Jan 2 Toc H reorganizes its Midwest Canada section to three prairie divisions each with its own advisory council and provincial executive. Premier R. B. Bennett heads the Alberta Advisory Council. Manitoba and Saskatchewan councils list numerous officials and registrars, with H. B. Shaw as Central Registrar. The Manitoba group becomes the Midwest Canada ruling body after a winter tour by Shaw and Coleman.
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Winnipeg
Toc H
Talbot House
Popgringhe
Ypres
Canada
H. B. Shaw
Prairies
Iran
Foanien Tardon
Shaw
R. B. Bennett
Alberta
Adviswry Council
Orsenal
Midwest Canada
Manitoba
Lord Bichon
Brandon
W. M. Chivers
D. CG
Coleman
W. H. Coleman
Ut.-Cel
FE ¥. Ostar
F. L. Patton
James A. Richarison
B. Shaw
KR. AL Webb
H. BR. Shaw
Actentral
A. E. Tamkin
H.R. Rare
A. G. Clowes
Frank T. Elhicke
T. L. Wright
Jeb
Fred Barberis
S. F. Trussler
Edmonton
G. Brown
Hillhurst
W. J. Jennings
Calgary
Poms
J. N. Ne
Advisory Council For
Saskatchewan
Fred Haultain
Moose Jaw
Walter C. Murray
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
A. EB. Whitmore
Berina
W. B. Seahorn
H. F. West
F. Wells Johnson
D.D
E. F. Church
F. G. G Hulbert
A. Person
H. &. Crenl
W. D Fingseal
Brick B. Fieming
W. E. Kirch
John M. Johnson
Winnipeer
Tee H
British Isles
Montreal
Toronto
Midwest
Canada Territory
H.B. Shaw
P. C. Coleman
South Wales miners strike looms amid wage dispute
London reports optimism for a conciliation board meeting to resolve hours and pay in South Wales mines. About 150,000 miners initially refused to work, with 1,200 to 9,000 at work in various collieries, as officials warned of possible spread to other fields and a growing unemployment total.
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London
South Wales
Conciliation Board
Linucs Cycl Y Whitil
Cardiff
Wales
Iederation
Ministry of Mines
Bridol
Emmanuel Simvel
Alfred Faulkner
A. J Cook
Miners’ Federation
Minea
Thornton's Clear Message to Canadian Railways Officers
Sir Henry Thornton, chair and president of the Canadian National Railways, told thousands of officers and the public via continental radio that despite present difficulties, Canada remains confident. He recalled the system’s infancy, noted past deficits, and projected prudent consolidation as the railway moves toward a modern, efficient transport future.
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Montreal
Que
Canada
Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
W. D. Robb
Cnanafan” National Railway
Henry Tornton
Yaralateu
Henry
Canada Prime Minister Bennett New Year's Address
Calgary January 2. Prime Minister Bennett delivers a radio New Year message pledging shared burdens and unity in prosperity and adversity. He condemns disunity and expresses hope for equitable distribution of resources, urging closer ties within the British Empire and allied nations.
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Calgary
Canada
Richard Bedford Bennett
P.C
Dominion of Canada
Bennett
Sewage System North of River Now Completed
The Riverside 400 iS system is finished and ready for household connections. Some residents have connected while others delay due to the economy. The city engineer offers full support to speed up connections and aid employment.
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Riverside
Canada’s 1930 Trade to Miss Targets in December Estimates
Ottawa reports eleven months of 1930 show imports near 1.012 billion dollars and exports around 883 million, down from 1929 figures. December 1929 revenue from customs and excise plus income tax totaled about 24.14 million, with 1930 outlook suggesting a mixed revenue path amid lower trade.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
London aviatrix Johnson begins long polar flight
General astonishment spread across Britain as 22 year old aviator Miss Any Johnson left Hendon for a flight over snow covered Europe toward Peipling China. She stopped briefly at Lympne then proceeded to Liege Belgium amid anxiety for her safety and health.
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London
Great Britain
Misa Any Johnson
Htheorn
Murasia
Peipling
China
Hendon
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