Wheat Pool Loses First Round in Damages Suit
Judgment dismissing motions by Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited and Alberta Pool Elevators Limited in suit brought by H. W. Keay of Jenner Alberta. Justice Walsh awarded costs to the plaintiff and denied grounds for arbitration and misjoinder. Attorneys A Macleod Sinclair for defendants and A A McGillivray and S J Helman for plaintiff.
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CaJcary
Alberta Co-operative Wheat Producers Limited
Alberta Pool Elevators Limited
H. W. Keay
Jenner
Alta
Justic Walsh
Supreme Court
Pool Elevators
Justice Walsh
A Macleod Sinclair
K.C
A. A. McGillivray
J. Helman
Salvation Army Leadership Decision Could Come Tonight
News from London indicates the Salvation Army high council may decide tonight on General Bramwell Booth's fitness to lead. Supporters of removal claim a majority favors change and a democratic government, while Booth backers seek votes to sustain his leadership. A council of sixty four requires three quarters to unseat him, and there is reported anti American sentiment among British-born councillors. Doctors report Booth is progressing well, with his intellect intact. Rev E E Braithwaite, former president of Western University of London Ontario, has died at Unionville.
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Col
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Arbitration Roadblock in Alberta Wheat Pool Case
Keay filed a six week old Supreme Court action charging the Pool and related bodies with misallocation of one million dollars. The Alberta Co operative Wheat Producers Limited seeks dismissal under the Arbitration Act arguing the dispute must be settled by arbitration. The Alberta Pool Elevators Limited joins on grounds of misjoinder and lack of action.
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Keay
Pool Elevators Limited
Co-operative Wheat Producers Limited
Central Pool
Alberta Pool H Elevators Limited
Justice Walsh
Alberta Co-operative Wheat Producers, Limited
Association
Alberta Pool Elevators, Limited
Elevator Company
Co-operative Association
Co-operative Associations Act
Page Hight
Montreal Woman Killed Allegedly by Husband
In Montreal Quebec on January 8 a woman, Mrs Arthur Rithcott, was attacked with an axe and died from head wounds. Police suspect her husband Arthur Rithcott, 29, who fled after cutting the apartment line and leaving blood footprints matching his shoe size.
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Montreal
Que
Arthur Rithcott
Medicine Hat Delays Rail Link and City Appointments Set
A telegram from Sir Henry Thornton states the C N R cannot include the Medicine Hat to Hanna branch in this year’s budget. The city and Chamber of Commerce urged completion. both replies were read and filed. Standing committees for 1929 were confirmed. appointments to boards and authorities were listed. The council authorized debenture power for a new power plant unit. A Calgary airports meeting earlier excluded Medicine Hat. Mayor Bullivant noted participation by Medicine Hat and Lethbridge representatives.
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Forster
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T. Woods
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Children’s Aid Society
Ald. Bannan
Ald Forster and Currie
R. H. Kent
Mesdames Wagstaff
F. M. Simpson
Ald. Andrews and Simpson
Agricultural Society
Ald Hole
Ald Hole and Mayor Bullivant. Board of Health
H. McBain
Martyn Oliver and Co
Ald Currie
King and Forster
Clow
Uuilities Commission
Calgary
Lethbridge
Ald King
Medicine Hat Mortars, Ltd
Foundry St
Page
Wheat Prices Edge Higher on Winnipeg Market
Winnipeg reports wheat prices rising with a brief weakness in early trading. Market absorbed heavy offerings while spreads remained active and closes showed advances of 3 to 11.4 cents. Liverpool also up 3-8 pence, cash trade slow, flax up 2.25 cents. barley oats and rye show minor gains.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Grain Mixing Censured by UTD
Brandon readers learn the United Farmers debate grain grading and marketing at their annual convention as a report urges halting mixed Canadian wheat or ensuring it meets its certificate standards. The dialogue frames policy on wheat mixing and quality control.
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UTD
Brandon
United Farmers
Practically An Entire New Epidermis Grafted in Toronto
A remarkable skin grafting operation on a young Jewish lad named Morris, burned four months ago, nearly replaces all his skin. His mother and sister were killed in the fire. Skin was taken from Morris' relatives who offered their tissue. In a few days he may leave the hospital to begin life anew.
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Toronto
Morris
Mothe
Chilean Volcano Toll Rises Near Llanquihue
Five bodies recovered from the Calbuco eruption near Lake Llanquihue raise the toll to about 22 deaths. Unconfirmed reports say five families totaling 12 persons remain missing as police efforts continue. The disturbance is subsiding today.
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Calbucco
Llanquihue
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Puerto Montt
Wheat Car Inspections Report from Winnineg
Inspections of wheat totaled 600 cars yesterday at Winnineg, compared with 1,000 cars the previous year. Contract grades accounted for 300 cars in the tally.
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Winnineg
Worker crushed under boiler at DomInion Bridge and Iron Works
In Winnipeg on January 8 Andrew Dikwov, 26, was instantly killed when a 3,000 pound boiler fell from a tackle hoist at the Dominion Bridge and Iron Works plant, landing on his neck and nearly severing his head.
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Winnipea
Andrew Dikvow
Dominion Bridge and Iron Works
Dicvow
Suicide in Catholic Cathedral Shocks Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 7 30 year old Harry Henry J Schepers killed himself in the Roman Catholic Cathedral kneeling at prayer. A bullet pierced his head and passed through a stained glass window inscribed Thy Sins Are Forgiven Thee.
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Kansas City
Harry Henry J. Schepers
Young Settlers Leave Old Land for Canada
The first 1929 party of 16 juvenile settlers from northern England sailed Sunday bound for Canada. They will join the British Immigration and Colonization Association in Montreal for farm placement in Canada.
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London
England
Canada
British Immigration and Colonization Association
Montreal
Bank Robbery Strikes Blissfield First National Bank
A man robbed the First National Bank at Blissfield Michigan of about $10,000 early today. He forced Harold Moors assistant teller to open the vault, bound him with leather thongs, and placed him in a telephone booth before ransacking the vault.
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Blissfield
Mich
First National Bank
Harold Moors
Moore
Question Mark ends historic endurance flight with perfect landing
The Question Mark returned to Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles after a record 150 hours 40 minutes 15 seconds airborne. Crew of five including Lt Quesada Capt Baker and Major Spatz faced motor failures and fuel loss before a safe touchdown at Clover Field.
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Fokker
Tim KL
Carl Spatz
Ira C Laker
Harry A. Halverton
Hiwood R. Quesade
Staf
Hope
Demonstration of a Warlike Nature in Paraguay
Eldiario reports travelers from the Gran Chaco say Bolivian forces hurriedly brace forts at Fort Vitrion San Juan and Fort Robore. Troop concentrations rise at these sites as the Pilcomayo river threatens Esterus and Sorprisa.
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Assuncion
Paraguay
Eldiario Today
Gran Chaco
Vitrion
San Juan
Fort Robore
Esterus
Sorprisa
Weather Forecast for Saskatchewan and Alberta
The forecast mentions local snow and cooler temperatures. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be colder with light snowfall possible across Saskatchewan and Alberta regions.
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Alta
One Bulletin Per Day On King George V Condition
London reports no official Buckingham Palace bulletin this morning but confirms King George had a good night and his condition remains unchanged. A single daily bulletin is expected if he continues to improve, with last night noting a quiet day and no change in his condition.
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Buckingham Palace
George
Hugh Rigby
Thea
Mary
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