Gandhi family among three women arrested in nonviolence revolt
In Surat India on January 11 Mrs Katur Bai Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi’s wife along with two other women leaders were arrested as the government pursues the civil disobedience campaign. They face charges of inciting women to rise the non violent revolt. In Bombay business declines hit cotton and gold exports as protests widen. In Karachi and Srinagar disturbances occur with arrests and prisoner releases. Continuation noted on page five.
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Surat
India
Associated Press
Mers
Katurbai Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Yerada
Congress
Gandhi
Bombay
Bombay Cotton Exchange
Britain
Karachi
Srinigar
Kashmir
Continuer
Germany’s Bruning stance shocks French leaders in Paris
Paris reports Chancellor Bruening calls end to reparations, boosting Laval’s cabinet crisis. Finance Minister Flandin rejects unilateral denunciation of Young Plan, while Besnard voices protest. Radical deputies prepared to meet amid Liberal press support for Lausanne talks.
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Paris
Heinrich Brueiing
Germany
Laval
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Maginot
Briand
National Union
Rene Besnard
Tours
Bruening
France
Man Who Escaped Hangman Seeks Help After 17 Years
Pittsburg Pa Jan 11 The case of a man who escaped hanging 17 years ago and raised four children before being recaptured has drawn Civil Liberties Union interest. Two meetings planned to decide aid for Frank Pauleetta or Rajs, known for seventeen years. He escaped Harrison County jail in 1914 four days before execution for killing a woman in a dance hall.
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Pittsburg
American Civil Liberties Union
Frank Pauleetta
Devent Rajs
Harrisonounty
Dr Sidney Nixon Davis Dies in Welland Ontario
Prominent Welland physician Dr Sidney Nixon Davis, of Ontario, is reported dead in this terse obituary notice. Details of his career and life are not provided in the fragment.
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Sidney Nixon Davis
Welland, Ont
Derailment injures five on Edmonton CN Rail line
Five persons were injured and none seriously when four cars of a Canadian National Railway Edmonton Heisburg train derailed near Edward on Saturday. The cause of the derailment is unknown.
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Edmonton
Edmonton - Heisburg
Canadian National Railways
Edward
Wheat and grain inspections report for Winnipeg
Inspections on Saturday show 220 wheat this year versus 246 last year. Oats 38-31, barley 15-13, flax 1-3, rye 1-1, oats contract 161, other grain nil.
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Winnipeg
Lausanne Conference May Be Needed by European Powers
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said Germany cannot pay reparations, making Lausanne talks on the subject more necessary. He and Labour leader George Lansbury urged joint action to cancel war debts and reparations, stressing a united front with France and Europe’s recovery hinges on facing hard facts.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Walter Layton
George Ansbury
MacDonald
Dr. Bruening
France
Young Plan Committeee
Bruening
Burma
Lausanne
John Simon
Neville Chamberlain
America
Martial law declared in Santiago after bomb blasts
Santiago Cuba January 14 martial law declared after five bombs exploded injuring none and fatally wounding the wife of Dr Rafael Stenger, prosecuting attorney of the Oriente Province Audencia Court. Demonstrations by students and workers marked the third anniversary of the death of Cuban Communist student Julio Antonio Mella in Mexico City.
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Santiago
Cuba
Associated, Press
Rafael Stenger
Oriente Province
Audencia
Mexico City
Julio Antonio Mella
Blizzard Sweeps Central Saskatchewan City Areas
Regina reports a severe blizzard affecting central Saskatchewan from Moose Jaw to Assiniboia. High winds, deep drifts, and low temperatures reduced visibility across Moose Jaw Swift Current and surrounding towns with southwestern areas showing strong winds and cold conditions.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
OU Appelle
Assiniboia
Govan
Provine
Indian Head
Weyburn
Estevan Broadview
Moosomin
Balcarres
Melville
Yorkton
Chilean State Workers Strike Parade In Santiago
In Santiago on January 11, machine guns were mounted on a fleet of one hundred taxis by the Government as twenty thousand Chilean State railway employees and street car workers walked out. Street car leaders predicted broader action as colleagues in other cities were urged to join the strike.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Russia Seeks Aluminum Trade With Canada
The Star reports a Soviet offer to buy Quebec aluminum valuing five million dollars as an immediate inducement to restore trade. The deal would exchange two million dollars of Russian coal, with the remainder paid in gold or on credit terms. The proposal has been submitted to Quebec's government for consideration by Premier Taschereau.
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Montreal
the Star Today
Quebec
Canada
Russia
Taschereau
Sino Japanese dispute yields tough reporting in Manchuria
In Manchuria the Sino Japanese clash creates harsh conditions for reporters. Cold nights on stone slabs, bandit dangers, and stealthy censorship by authorities test the limits of honest reporting. The writer notes delays and broken promises from censors and recalls an especially poor prior censorship episode.
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Berlin
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Manchuria
Tsitaihar
Chin-Chow
Manchurian
Kidnapping and Slaying of Marion McLean Suspected
Cincinnati Ohio January 11 The kidnapping and slaying of six year old Marion McLean was confessed by Charles Bischoff 45 shoemaker after County Prosecutor Robert N Gorman announced the case. Marion’s body was found December 22 in the basement of the tenement Bischoff occupied following her disappearance December 17. She died from internal hemorrhages caused by repeated criminal attacks.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Marion Mclean
Robert N.gorman
Charles Bischoff
Marion
Bischoff
Weather notes and flight arrivals report harsh wind
Wind at 50 miles an hour signals an oncoming storm with barometer sinking since yesterday noon. Dark clouds point to possible snow. Eastbound Fokker GFAIR arrived Medicine Hat at 23:20 with Pilot Jarvis. Westbound Boeing CFAMP arrived Medicine Hat at 06:10 with Pilot Ken yon.
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Calgary
Fokker Gfair
Medicine Mat
Jarvis
Boeing ‘Cfamp
Medicine Hat
Kenyon
Alberta dairy output climbs in 1934 with record butter
Preliminary 1934 dairy production in Alberta shows a 15 percent rise from 1930 totals. Creamery butter output reaches 22.66 million pounds, a new high and 28 percent above last year, while cheese production is about one million pounds. Overall farm dairy value dips to 15.75 million, with butter contributing 4.53 million and other products 11.105 million. Average creamery butter price set at 20 cents. Special grade cream rose to 45 percent, up from 41 percent, signaling improved quality.
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Sidmonton
Alberta
C. FP. Marker
Commiss
Joner
Cardston Taxpayers Revolt Over School Costs
Cardston town meeting reveals three year school funding loss of 111444 from taxes and utility profits, with 40000 in tax arrears. Farmers oust local education leaders after warnings of extravagant spending, signaling wider Alberta concerns over public education costs.
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Lethbridge
Cardston
Ivery
Alberta
Actoa
Edmonton
Regina
Schbols
World Bank renews one fourth share in German credit
Basel Switzerland Associated Press reports the World Bank renews its one fourth stake in a $100 million short term German credit. The Young Plan advisory committee findings gain support from the World Bank management in the accompanying report.
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Basel
Switzerland
Sapoeee
Associated Press
Alrectore
World Bank
Bécof
Young Plan
Germany
Democrats curb Hoover powers on tariff bill
In Washington on January 10 the Democratic majority passed a major tariff reform bill in the House 214 to 182. The measure curbs presidential power by shifting tariff rate changes from the tariff commission to Congress and sets conditions for an international conference on tariff reductions. The Senate is expected to approve, but a White House veto is likely if sent there. A Congress approval requirement is added for any international agreement.
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Washington, D.C
United States Administration
House of Representatives
Hoover
Senate
White House
House
Congress
United States
Veterans land movement meeting set for Friday
A gathering for those interested in the land movement will be held at the office of Hectorange MLA on Friday at eight o'clock. Redcliffe Vets are invited to attend the conference.
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Hectorange
Redcliff
Small Basement Fire Flare at Nat Botter’s Store
Fire brigade responded to a small basement fire at Nat Botter’s store caused by an explosion in the furnace. No damage was reported.
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Nat. Botter
Civic Magnates Entertained at Rotary Luncheon
Mayor Bullivant, council members, retiring aldermen and School Board members attended the Rotary Club luncheon. Speakers Dr. J. S. McLeod and W. Cousins shared humor and city memories. A motion approved paying one hundred dollars to Miss Carsyn for Pelle purposes.
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Bullivant
Rotary Club
J. S
McLeod
W. Cousins
Cousins
Calgary
J. E. Brownlee
Alex, McGregor
Rotary
R. McNish
Norman. White
Dave Hays
J.cb
Maret Blackburn
Guy Reed
Vancougap
Carsyn
Honolulu Sees Military Boost After White Woman Attacks
Island unrest grows as attacks on white women spark curfews in Honolulu. Four men, including Navy personnel Lieut. Thog Massie and E Jones, are charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Hawaiian Joseph Kabaha. Prisoners are held aboard a warship amid fears of reprisals.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
United States
Joseph Kabaha
Tho
H. ‘Massie
Histo
Granville ‘Fortescue
E. Jo
Albert C. Jones
Navy
Coheta
Peat Ae Bor
Honoluli
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Flandin
Herr Bruening
Partinax
Rhine
Petit
C.N.R
Centr
Yarbin
Concen
Alta
Wright
Fla
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