Secrecy Marks Bennett Relief Plans With Prairie Premiers
Premier Bennett outlined federal proposals for marketing the 1930 wheat crop and direct relief to farmers to premiers Bracken Anderson and Brownlee. A temporary pact lets Federal air services patrol prairie forests for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Dominion
K. B. Bennett
Bennett
John Bracken
Manitoba
J. T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
J. F. Brownlee
Alberta
Federal
Vunnuue
John T McFarland
Anderson
Jbennett
Dominioin
Ottawa
School Lands Trust
Denis
Peel
FB. Henderson
A. ©. Ferguson
M.C
J. W. Speers
Bank of Montreal
Clue Found to Whereabouts of Ranahan Party
Officials of Alaska Washington Airways identified the wheel found on Annette Island as part of the missing Robin Renahan plane. They suspect Renahan lightened the ship to reach an inland landing in the mountains, and that the wheel was not torn from the craft by a crash. Piet Anseel Rekmann will be instructed to continue the inland search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Alaska- Washington Airways Today
Annette Island
New Metchigan
Alaska
Robin Renahan
Renahan
Wieir Svermuarty Stah
Piet Anseel Rekmann
Renahin
Fire destroys Tudors home before wedding in The Pas
The Tudor residence on Seventh Street in The Pas was burned down on the eve of FB Tudors departure to marry in Snackatoon. Tudors was away, leaving the house unoccupied, and the fire reportedly consumed the couple’s savings, clothing, and furniture. In a separate item, W G Lockhart of Strathclair faces trial for publishing obscene literature.
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Snackatoon
FB. Tudors
Seventh Street
Tudors
Mr. Tudors
W. G. Lockhart
Chainey Talk
Strathclair
Man
British Film Magnates to Invade Canadian Theatres
Toronto dispatch reports British producers and British International Kilns Limited negotiating to buy independent Canadian theatres to challenge Paramount Publix. British efforts allegedly backed by Prime Minister R B Lennox in England aim to improve British film distribution in Canada. Winnipeg independents note rumors of British entry, with no confirmed purchases yet.
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Toronto
Ont
Toronto ‘Telegram
London
Ginimont, Limited
Canada
R. B. Lienvett
England
Liha
Joshua Smith
Ray Lewis
Canadian
Moving Picture Digest
Film Department
The
Federation of British Industries
Great Britain
Windsor
Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg- Be- Heye
Gaumont British Picture Corporation
Charles Miles
Henry Morton
Montreal consulate raid planned by Jugoslav communists thwarted
January reports from Montreal describe a planned raid on the Montreal Consulate of the Kingdom of Jugoslavia thwarted by a blizzard. Dr Zanela warned police who posted patrols as a snowstorm and high winds caused flooding in parts of Quebec, and a pedestrian fatality occurred when a driver could not stop on ice.
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Montreal
Juguslavia
Europe
Zanela
Leonide Wolginsernger
Labor member resigns over dye duties vote in Britain
Major A. Church parliamentary private secretary to the Secretary of War resigns after voting against government on maintaining protection duties for the British dye industry. Church is general secretary of the Association of Scientific Workers. J. J. Kelly, Owen Sound businessman, is dead.
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Sgsgetbiton
Eng
Canada
A. &. Church
Major Church
Wandsworth
Association of Scientific Workers
Prices rise at Dominion fur auction sales
Prices on Canadian fur showed an unexpected advance at the Dominion fur auction sales in Winnipes on Tuesday. Beaver brought 6.50 to 21 dollars, averaging 9 dollars, up five percent from last month. Cross fox sold 17 to 105 dollars, averaging 40 dollars, up ten percent. Mink weakened with top price 14 dollars, average 5.30. Fisher skins rose about ten percent to 92.50 top, average 46.50. Otter top 25.50, average 13.75.
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Winnines
Dominion
Wanitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mackenzie River District
Marter
British Columbia
Fisher
Otter
Fire wipes out Mayfair business district in Saskatoon area
An explosion of lamp at one o'clock overnight leveled Mayfair on the Speers Rabbit Lake branch northwest of Saskatoon. Most businesses were ruined including two general stores the Bank of Toronto building and a Chinese restaurant. Early damage estimates reach about 30 000 dollars.
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Saskatoon
Lan. T
Mayfair
Speers-Rabbit Lake
Bank of Toronto
Trade Wind Fleets From Hampton Roads On Long Flight
The white monoplane Trade Wind, piloted by a young red haired widow and her instructor, departed from Naval Air Station Hampton Roads on a first leg voyage to Paris via Bermuda and the Azores. The craft landed at Hamilton harbor this afternoon following the journey from Bermuda.
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Hampton Road
Naval Air Station
Bermuda
Azores
Paris
Hamilton
Hamilton Harbor
Alarming Torch Murder Shocks Otterburn England
Evelyn Foster 28 was found near a burning car on frostbound moors. She told her father a stranger offered a lift from Scotland Tuesday night before assaulting her and setting the car ablaze. The killer is sought as England reels from recent torch murders near Newcastle.
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Otterburn
Northumberland
Eng
Associated Press
Evelyn Foster
Newcastle
Scotland
Miss Foster
England
Spanish Rebel Fliers Ordered Out Of Britain
Captain Antonin Rexach and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar, Spanish aviators, were ordered by British authorities to return to Portugal on January 10 aboard the steamer that brought them to Liverpool last week. No visa was issued to permit their stay in Great Britain. It was believed Viance objected to admitting the Spaniards.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Antonin Rexach
Joaquin Collar
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Viance
Italian Plane Falls Flaming Into Atlantic
Buenos Aires reports that two Italian seaplanes from Balbo’s trans oceanic squadron collided off Praia Branca. One plane burned. the other returned damaged to Bolama. The pilot’s body was recovered. censorship was lifted to avoid alarming families.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
la Nascicen
Sgualama
Puortugese
Inatal
Gragil
Brzail
South Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Italo Balbo
Natal
Princes Start January Voyage To South America
The Prince of Wales and Prince George will begin their voyage on January 17, leaving London for Santander to board the liner Oropesa, which sails the following day, according to an official announcement.
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London
Eng
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Prince George
South America
Santander
Oropesa
Australian flight marks first light plane crossing to New Zealand
Sydney aviator Guy Men vies completed the first light plane flight between Australia and New Zealand in the Southern Cross Jr. He flew from Wellington to Ross, landing near the swamp and slightly damaging the aircraft.
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Wellington
N.Z
Associated Press
Guy Menvies
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross Jr
Ross
Joffre Lauded as Savior of World Liberty at Funeral
In Paris at the Invalides, Louis Barthou delivers a funeral oration over Marshal Joffre declaring him the savior of world liberty. He praises Joffre for placing an eternal mark among those who served humanity and peace during the winter of the Maine lad.
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Paris
Associated Press
Louis Barthou
Marshal Joffre
Esplanade of the Invalides
M. Barthou
Maine
Round-table talks on India face cautious second look
London reports the India conference showing conservatives noncommittal to Sapru plan with safeguards and renewed but stalled Hindu Muslim talks. PM Ramsay MacDonald urged continued effort while Makund Ramrao Jayakar signaled conditional support for Sapru plan.
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Saalau Abdo
Muhammed Shafi
Muhammed
Punjab
Bengal
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
India
Makund Ramrao Jayakar
Indian Home Rulers
Jayakar
Ottawa Officials Suspended Amid Customs Investigations
Canadian press report states four senior Ottawa customs officers have been suspended in a broad inquiry into irregularities at the Montreal port. The investigation continues with further findings expected as officials seek to determine the extent of the misconduct and related duties.
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Ottawa
Aational Revenue Department
Todas Ponte
Montreal
Efect
Derviet
Burma War Leader Believed Alive After Rebel Stronghold Fall
Rangoon Burma officials believed the Burma leader who would be king may still be alive after British troops destroyed his bamboo palace near Thoraweddy in a recent battle. A blonde Burman found dead in robes surfaced amid the rebel stronghold’s fall, with no explanation offered.
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Rangoon
Burma
Jon
Associated Press
Wilds
Thoraweddy
A Great Winter Moose Jaw Weather Mildest Yet
Residents note an unusually mild winter in Moose Jaw with extended warm spell. Pussy willows blossom, robins are seen, and a gardener reports six inch tall bollyhocks emerging through straw protection in a park district.
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Moose Jaw
Wheat inspection figures from Winnipeg in January seven
Readable notes show Winnipeg inspections listing wheat 62 last year 290 and grain grades for oats barley flax rye and other grains. The figures include 11 oats 18 19 for different categories and zero for flax and rye, with other grain counts also recorded.
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Winnipeg
Fog and frost cripple British shipping and transport
London dispatch reports fog and frost paralyzing wide areas of Great Britain and Ireland. Vehicles crawled in convoys by lantern light, with several road accidents including a collision near Dunebirch in Warwickshire. Shipping and transportation services were widely disrupted, roads restricted to near zero visibility.
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London
Pag
Associated Press
Great Britain
Ireland
Canadian Wheat Pool chief predicts large carryover
J J McFarland general manager of the Canadian Wheat Pool says world wheat prices are very low relative to production costs and Canada may end July with a large carryover. He met with RC and the province premier during a Winnipeg visit and stressed orderly marketing while noting producers must sell to world buyers when prices rise.
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Winnipeg
Canada
J.J. McFarland
Sanadian Wheat Pool
McFarland
Rt. Hon
Yroaducers
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John Powijs
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Jugoslavia
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Uehkee
Stryke
Ted
J. J. Kelly
Owen Sound
I Mountain
Hmansi
Wadaw
Yamethin
Joffre
George Hambleton
Tej Bahadur Sapru
Samuel Hoare
Dunebirch
Warswickshire
Aidn
Seriou
John
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