Gandhi Jailed for Third Time Takes Possession of Old Quarters
Gandhi, arrested in Bombay, is jailed at Veranda near Poona for the third time as Indian Nationalists rally. Vallabhai Patel also detained, new ordinances target boycotts and civil disobedience, while Willingdon seeks a compromise after failed negotiations.
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Gandhi
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
Downing Street
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Poona
wais-In -Jail
Veranda
Bombay
Vallabhai Patel
Indian National Congress
New Delhi
Lord Willingdon
Allahabad
Gombay
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatmia Gandhi
Congress
Round Table
London
Simon Commission
Bbombey
Iraman
Foona
Vavidas
Madeline Slade
Associated Press
Babu Rejenda Prasad
Behar
Ahmedabad
Sir Teu Bahadur Saprao
Alberta delays 1932 auto licenses amid fee decision
Auto licenses for 1932 are held pending government decision on fee changes. New plates distributed to Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat offices. issuance may be delayed beyond January with a grace period showing no prosecutions. Secretary Trowbridge notes similar border extensions. Alberta may differ if licenses arrive later.
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Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Provincial Secretary's Department
Pute
Trowbridge
Linois
Alberta
Primate Critiques Pius XI Encyclical On Unity
Arch bishop C L Worrell of Canada asserts Pope Pius XI calls for worldwide unity between Catholics and Protestants but rejects methods he says rely on dictatorship and enforced terms. He praises parts of the encyclical while condemning its proposed safeguards and rhetoric.
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Halifax
C. L. Worrell
Church‘ of England
Canada
Pius XI
Walike
RCMP Constable Shot In Arctic Yukon Ambush
Akiavik NWT January 4 Constable A T M King of the Arctic Red River detachment was shot through the chest and in critical condition while with Constable R G McDowell investigating tampered trap fines near Pat River on the old Yukon trail. They were fired upon as they sought entry to a trapper's cabin 80 miles from Akiavik. The Indians said the trapper acted oddly and appeared mentally unbalanced from isolation. King was rushed to safety by McDowell who traveled 80 miles in a blizzard with his dogs.
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Akiavik
N.W.T
A. ™. King
Arctic Red River
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
King
R. G. McDowell
Pat River
Yukon
McDowell
Arctic
Australia tallies 554 for nine in second innings
Australia compiled a great score of 554 for nine in their second innings against South Africa today. First innings stood at Australia 198 and South Africa 358.
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Melbourne
Australia
South Africa
Alleged Chinese Mob Slays Japanese School Teacher
Tokio reports two Japanese destroyers sent to Foochow after news that a Japanese school teacher and his wife were killed by a Chinese mob. The mob also assaulted two Japanese naval officers amid rising tensions.
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Tokio
Foochow
China
Harbin
Kitaiskya Street
United States
Ting Chao
Saskatchewan Premier to Confer With Bennett in Calgary
Edmonton January 4 Premier Anderson of Saskatchewan will leave Edmonton tonight for Calgary where he expects to confer with Premier Bennett. Premier Brownlee plans to proceed to Calgary on Wednesday.
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Bennett
Edmonton
Anderson
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Brownlee
Premier Bennett Heads Home From Calgary Visit
Premier R B Bennett arrived in Calgary from the East and will spend a few days in his home city before returning to Ottawa. Weather notes list Vancouver rain and varying readings across western cities with Calgary clear at minus 22. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures with snow flurries possible in northern districts.
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Calgary
R. B. Bennett
Ottawa
Vancouver
Edmonton
Clair
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Kamloops
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg
Five BC Convicts Break Jail and Evade Re-Arrest
Vancouver reports five prisoners escaped Oakalla prison under cover of darkness with an automobile pre-arranged escape. Warden Walter Owen suspended two guards as investigators seek details. One escapee, William Bagley, has a history of BC and US criminal activity, including a Harrison Hot Springs robbery.
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Vancouver
Oakalla
Walter Owen
D. Campbell
P. D. G. Cunningham
Campbell
Cunningham
Okalla
Here
Liberty
New Westminster
William Bagley
Harrison Hot Springs
Frank Sorge
Sawyer
Gordon Fawcett
William W. Lane
Okalia
Norman A. Moore
Bagley
Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
Harge
Seattle
Wash
Tem
Increased Taxation Conference Across Prairie Provinces
Edmonton reports three Prairie Provinces Council met to discuss new imposts to offset falling revenues. Premier J E Brownlee and Saskatchewan Premier J T M Anderson attended with Manitoba's Attorney General W J Major. Topics included gasoline tax auto licenses income tax unemployment relief and provincial financing. The session continued through midday and reconvened in the afternoon with a possible end that day.
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Edmonton
Prairie Provinces
J. E. Brownlee
J.T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
W. J. Major
Manitoba
Alberta Auto Licenses Rise To 1932 Rates
Premier Brownlee announced that Alberta automobile licenses for 1932 will rise by five dollars over 1931 rates. The increase restores the old rate after last year's five dollar reduction.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Brownlee
Odd Fellows Building Fire Burns Boston Hotel Guests Evacuated
Fire destroyed the Odd Fellows building a five story stone structure in Boston's south end causing an estimated 150000 loss. Firemen were injured and 200 hotel guests in the adjacent Hotel Clarendon were driven from their rooms as smoke and flames spread.
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Oddfellows
BURNS
Boston
Mass
South End
Henry Fox
Clarendon
Questions and Answers by Rev Ed T Scragg on Indian Conference
Rev Ed T Scragg discusses the Indian Conference collapse noting Gandhi as an idealist and difficult to negotiate with. Garvin of the London Observer calls Gandhi unpredictable and impractical. Points include Hindu Muslim rifts and internal Hindu disagreements. Japan’s trade impact on India is mentioned along with a philosophical question on human freedom and responsibility.
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Gandhi
Woodrow Wilson
London
J. L. Garvin
The
London Observer
Sastti
Japan
India
Great Britain
Far-Buying Flight Returns With Northern Fur Haul
Winnipeg reports Pilot William Broatch reached The Pas after a record-breaking 100 mile trip in two hours fifty minutes aboard a cabin plane laden with furs from Northern Manitoba stops. Veteran fur trader De Simons accompanied him. An Indian passenger Jerome, stricken, was rushed to hospital at The Pas after Broatch picked him up during the fur run.
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Winnipeg
William Broatch
Pas
Manitoba
Tae Pas
de Simons
Ig Ee
Breatch
Jerome
Sricken
Autor
the Pas
Flood follows spell of hot weather across Europe
London reports a springlike spell followed by severe floods across Europe. Scotland suffered the worst, with swollen rivers forcing evacuations in Glasgow and surrounding areas. Rivers overflowed on the Saxony and Czecho Slovakia border as rain persisted for 24 hours. The British Isles and France saw the greatest damage while London and its vicinity experienced record high January temperatures.
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London
Europe
Scotland
Glasgow
Saxony
Czecho- Slovakia
British Isles
France
Alberta Motor Assoc Advises Neutral Start To Avoid Pedestrian Risk
Calgary June 3 Alberta Motor Association official Joseph J Webster warns that waiting at an intersection with the car in low gear is dangerous. He says modern engines are powerful and a slipped clutch can lurch the car forward into pedestrians, so keep in neutral until clear to start.
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Calgary
Joseph J. Webster
Alberta Motor ‘Association
Desperado Brothers Sought After Springfield Officers Slaying
Houston police surround a cottage linked to Harry and Jennings Young, Missouri fugitives suspected in the farmyard massacre that killed six Springfield officers. A manhunt extends from the Ozarks to Texas as clues point to possible aid from a third brother and an Oklahoma outlaw.
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Houston
Texas
Harry
Jennings ‘Young
Missouri
Springfield
United States
Young Brothers
Ozark
Coe Harry Young
Jennings
Mexico
Coe Ge
Willie Young
Hendrix
Young Farm
Mark Moe
Pune
Tony Oliver
Willey Mashburn
Charles House
Ollie Crosswhite
Sidney Meadows
National
Charles Floyd
Oklahoma
Pretty Boy
Daring £100,000 Jewel Robbery in Mayfair
In London, several men in an automobile stopped a jewelry store manager on Regent Street and robbed him of gems worth $100,000 near his bank. They dragged him down and drove off with the jewels, escaping in minutes.
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London
Eng
Mayfair
Regent Street
J K Munro Dead
Toronto journalist John K. Munro longtime Ottawa parliamentary correspondent for the Toronto Evening Telegram and later editorial writer died at his home this morning.
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J. K. Munro
Toronto
John K. Munro
Ottawa
Toronto Evening Telegram
Monarchs Readied for Lethbridge Showdown After Blairmore Test
The Monarchs practiced hard after a Blairmore game and aim to challenge Lethbridge on Wednesday night. Blairmore's second line impressed, while Blairmore’s defense held strong. Monarchs seek to rebound full strength and erase Blairmore’s sting. The Hockey Association thanks the Canadian Legion Club for sweaters for the Blairmore match.
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Monareis
Blairmore
Lethbridge
Pate
Mataimore
Champons Lip
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Blairmore Boys
Monarch
The
Hockey Association
Canadian Legion Club
Joan of
Foul Play Suspected in the Thelon River Trappers’ Deaths
Fort Resolution NWT January 4. Trappers Jan Olsen and Emil Bodec were found dead at their camp near Granite Falls on the Thelon River about 150 miles east of Reliance. They had a two year supply of food and clothing. Cause unknown but suspected starvation or foul play.
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Fort Resolution
N.W.T
Jan Olsen
Emil Bodec
Thelon River
Granite Falls
Fort Reliance
Clark Croft
Olsen
Bode
Reliance
Japanese Trio Assaults U S Consul at Mukden
Jan 3 Mukden Manchuria United States Consul Calvert B Chamberlain was assaulted and beaten by three Japanese soldiers on a main street. He displayed his diplomatic passport at the Japanese Consulate and later traveled to Harbin after a border halt. Consul General Myers accompanied Chamberlain and lodged a protest with Consul Morishima who promised a thorough investigation.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Calvert B. Chamberlain
United States
Myr
Myers
Mr. Chamberlain
S.morishima
Morishima
Harbin
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Rengo
N. B. Bennett
B.C
Prairies
AJR
Boeing
T. Scragg
Alberta Motor Assoc
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