Saskatchewan cattleman urges steady effort to cut ocean freights
R A Wright of Drinkwater Saskatchewan, president of the Saskatchewan Breeders Association, urged continual pressure on shipping interests to lower cattle freight rates to Great Britain. He warned progress would be slow like trying to punch through a stone wall but believed growth in Canadian exports could push shipping firms to offer fairer rates as trade rises.
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Sask
Breeders Assoc
Winnipeg
Great Britain
R. A. Wright
Saskatchewan Breeders Association
Drinkwater
Canada
Old Country
France and Germany Begin a Possible Tariff War
Paris reports that Germany may raise the tariff barrier on January 10 without a formal declaration of war. The move follows the collapse of Franco German trade treaty talks caused by Allied powers refusing to evacuate the Cologne zone.
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Paris
Cologne
City considers plebiscite on deep oil well contract
The council discussed an agreement with C. R. Roth of Independence to drill a deep test oil well and educate citizens through public meetings before a plebiscite. The plan would finance via a 10 year payment, with rate adjustments and 6 percent interest, depending on contract terms. Berlin signals potential base of Franco German trade talks hinges on provisional understanding.
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C. R. Roth
Indcependence
Orde
Citisens
Oklahoma
Roth
Fin Nees
Renda Fen
P. Chester
Thompson
Berlin
Jan
Trende- Lonhure
Freneh
Foreign Office
Germany
Churches Vote On Union In Canada Stirs Nation
Compilations by the Church Union Bureau show 456 Presbyterian churches in Canada vote to join the United Church of Canada while 3 provinces vote to stay out. Ontario and Nova Scotia report large counts, with totals by province listed. Owen Sound earmarks 440,000 for a terminal grain elevator project.
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Toronto
Juan
Church Union Bureau of Information
Canada
United Church of Canada
Owen Sound
Poultry Show Closes Tonight at Pruitt Block
The poultry show ends tonight offering last chance to view first class bird exhibitions at the Pruitt Block on Third Street.
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Pruitt
Third Street
Sapiro to file $7,000,050 libel suit against Ford over Jewish conspiracy claims
Aaron Sapiro, counsel for farmers cooperatives, mails a preliminary libel suit demand against Henry Ford alleging Ford cited a Dearborn Independent series to link Sapiro with a Jewish conspiracy to control American agriculture. The notice names Dearborn Publishing officials and the Ford Motor Company. The suit targets statements from August issues and seeks 1,000,000 damages, with filing planned in Detroit after 80 days.
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Chitugea
Aaron Sapiro
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Jienny Ford
Ford
Sapiro
Michigan
Bellcott
Ameostings of Cooperatives
Washington
Detroit
Dearborn Independent
Julius Rosenwald
Otto Kain
Bernard Baruch
Albert DD. Lasker
Lo Myer
America
Saptra
Mord
Sappo
EH. G. Seibold
Dearborn Publishing Company
W. O. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Kahn-Baruch-Lasker Rosenwald-Sapiro
Republic
United States
Russia
American Farm Bureau Federation
My. Sapiro
Eoow. OW
Sapire
Ino Californa
Chicazo
American Farm Bureau
J. W. Coverdale
Quake Disturbs Tokio as Mount Axo Erupts South
Tama notes a strong quake hit Tokio at six in the morning with a later tremor at three in the afternoon sending residents from homes. Mount Axo to the southwest erupts since Tuesday, ejecting ash and causing farm damage. The volcano’s 14 mile long center and ten mile wide opening spread ash. Livestock perish from poisoned grass.
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Tokhio
Tokio
Mount Azo
Nemeroux
Winnipeg Shirt Factory Destroyed By Early Morning Fire
Winnipeg January 9 The Northern shirt factory in Central Park was gutted by an early morning fire. Several families in nearby dwellings were forced to flee into the streets as flames spread aided by a strong northeast wind. Estimated loss about 250.66 dollars. the blaze, aided by zero weather, was hampered by the cold and by defective wiring.
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Winnipeg
Central Park
Settling the Peace River Transportation Question
A high level conference in Ottawa on the Peace River transport issue brings together CG P Graham Sir Henry Thornton J W Beatty Premier Oliver Premier Greenfield and ministers to discuss feasibility of extending main line routes into the Peace River country and alternative CPR CPP moves with the meeting closed to the public.
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Ottawa
Dan
Peace River
Railway Department
Thon
CG. P. Graham
Henry Thornton
J. W. Beatty
Oliver
British Columbia
Greenfield
Alberta
Dr. Wing
Charles Stewart
Canadian National Railway
Sir Henry Thornton
Beatty
C.P.R
Dunvegun
Bulg hear of royal engagement sparks Bucharest rumor
A report from Bucharest claims King Phoris of Bulgaria is engaged to Princess Hearn, aged 16, daughter of Queen Marie of Rouma. The announcement, if true, would mark a major alliance in southeastern Europe amid rising tensions and political recalibration.
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Phoris
Bulgaria
Hearn
Marie of Roumain
Bucharest
Judgment of Appellate Division on Alberta Liquor Legislation
Appellate Division writes on Canada Temperance Act and Alberta Liquor Control Act rulings. Nadau, an employee of Fernie cartage, transported intoxicants by automobile through Alberta, challenging prohibitions and seizure under section 154 and related provisions. The majority opinion affirms convictions. dissent argues repeal affected the liquor import ban. Continued on page five.
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Supreme Court
Alberta
Stuart
Vno
Chieffusties Tarvey
Justice Clarke
Beck
Hynduin
Nadanu
Nada
Mapistritte
Cureshara
Blairmore
Dinismore
Nadan
Fernic Cartage Company
British Columbia
Consolidated Exporters’ Corporation,Limited
Fernie
Jo. A. Manis
Consignee
Nadda
Corresta
Whia
Sergeannt
Nadau
Liquor Control Actocor
Chinaman’s Alarm Sparks Fire at Laundry Annex
A Chinese worker shouted to alert others as smoke poured from a shack behind Yee Lee Laundry at 568 Second Street. An overheated stove pipe lit the ceiling. firefighters used chemicals and water to prevent major damage to the Ewart estate property.
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Second Street
Ewart Estate
Edmonton Liberal Leader Capt Bowden Seriously Ill in Rochester
Edmonton reports Capt Bowden Liberal MLA for Edmonton is very ill in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. He recently underwent an operation and his wife is at his bedside. Also notes Toronto exhibition profits totaling 265000 turned over to the city.
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Edmonton
J. C. Bowen
Rochester
Minn
Towen
Toronto
Italy Lays Bare Clash Between Fascists and Opponents
Rome reports the Opposition manifesto accuses Mussolini’s regime of wielding power through violence. deputies refuse to take part in parliamentary work, and leaders warn of voter abstention if elections proceed under the current government.
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Rome
Pound Is Rising as Sterling Near Par in New York Market
New York traders saw the pound advance toward parity with the dollar as the opening demand rate lifted nearly a cent to $4.78 and touched around $4.79 in London, signaling renewed strength in the foreign exchange market.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Imperial Oil Turns Out Major Western Canadian Well
Calgary dispatch reports Imperial Oil's Royalite No 4, 17 miles west of Okotoks on the Dingman property, producing 300 barrels daily of 70 gravity oil via gas condensation. The well, drilled to 3740 feet, is designated a gas well with plans to convert gas to use in Calgary through Calgary Gas Company pipeline. Company plans further nearby drilling.
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Calgary
Toronto Dispatch
Heraldenys
Imperial Oil Co
Canada
Fort Norman
Okotoks
Jin
A. M. McQueen
Imperial Oil
Calgary Gas Company
McQueen
Ridiculous Scare Over Dome Of St Pauls
Sir Alfred Bowerman London's mayor downplayed fears over St Pauls dome after notices labeling the structure dangerous. The surveyor warned of unsafe conditions, but bowman and church leaders say collapse is unlikely and ongoing pillar work, costing about 200000 pounds, should fix it.
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London
Alfred Bowman
St. Paul's Cathedral
Alfred
Canterbury
St. Paul's
Michigan Central bridge to be destroyed after new span opens
Niagara Pulls Ont January 8 1924 The Michigan Central bridge a early cantilever span on the continent will be destroyed once the new structure is ready for traffic A formal opening date has not been set
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Niagara
Michigan Central Bridge
New Brewing Plant Seeks Site Option in Medicine Hat
The Crystal Brewing Co. Ltd. of Moose Jaw Swift Current eyed a Factory Street corner lot for a new Medicine Hat plant. Directors Vern W Wallace and I A Johnson evaluated local manufacturers and chose the site after noting Saskatchewan manufacturing impracticality. They plan to return to Swift Current to discuss spring operations with a Dominion chartered firm of Moose Jaw Regina and Swift Current leaders.
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Fe White Ee
Medicine Hut
Factory Street
Veador Avenue
Alberta
I. A. Johnson
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Moose Jaw Regina
Ramsay MacDonald Sails for London After Costa Rica Visit
San Jose Costa Rica reports former British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived yesterday and will sail on the Cambo to Panama and Kingston Jamaica. He then plans to reach London around February 8 for Parliament opening.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Cambo
Panama
Kingston
Jamaica
London
City Market Prices Rough on Beef Veal and Butter
Prices at the City Market show beef at a dollar per pound and up veal at the same rate peak. Pork and mutton rent 10 cents above base. Butter sells at 36 cents a pound eggs at 70 cents for 2 dozen.
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