National Grain Corp to Support No 1 Northern Wheat Price
Minneapolis announces that the National Grain Corporation will back No 1 Northern wheat to maintain a price of 1.25 dollars per bushel. William Kellogg, GM, says the move aims to stabilize the market though no actual purchases or orders were reported. The Chicago reveal had implied a price of 1.234 dollars, with no sales recorded.
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Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Farm Board
Minneapolis, Minn
National Grain Corporation
William Kellogg
Northern
Chicago
Change of venue sought for Bronfman trial in Regina
Regina January 14 The King’s Bench court contemplates moving the Bronfman trial from Regina after counsels' arguments for a change of venue. Bronfman seeks a fair impartial trial elsewhere, while the Crown argues prejudice is not proven. A chamber judge reserved decision after hearing affidavits and authorities, with Saskatoon and Battleford others considered.
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Regina
Harry Bronfman
Millonaire Distiller
Montreal
King’s Bench Court
A. J. Andrew
K.C
Winnipeg
Bronfman
King’s Bench
Regine
Humboldt
Battleford
Gravelbourg
Justice MacDonald
Gregory
Saskatoon
MacDonald
Public Meeting At City Hall Tonight
Citizens are reminded of a public meeting at city hall tonight starting at 8 pm to discuss provincial and federal affairs. P M Simpson will cover the Workmen's Compensation Act, with talks on natural resources return to Alberta and tar sands in Northern Alberta.
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Aid
P. M. Simpson
F. W. Gershaw
Alberta
E. Ashburner
Hector Lang
Apartment House Hold Up Fails as Two Robbers and Detective Die
Two robbers and a detective were killed when a hold up at an apartment ended with police firing on the suspects. The surviving gunman, Walker Watenmann, later confessed to meeting the others through gambling. Detective Jerry Murphy was fatally wounded during the confrontation as officers closed in from front and rear. The incident unfolded near Sucherman’s building as police responded to the alarm and clashed with the robbers in a hallway and outside windows.
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Chicago
BA Atering
Cartmé T
Harry Sucherman
Sucherman
Joseph
Palic
Chénman
Jerry Murphy
Murphy
Sergi
Richard
O'Malley
Wm. Wolf
Mariitiae
Walker Watenmann
Reading as Bridge to Broad Civic Understanding
F S Carr argues reading trains citizenship by expanding access to world experiences. He notes modern life pressures require interpreting printed material accurately and that books, magazines, and newspapers offer imagined conversations with distant lives. He emphasizes selecting worthwhile reading to build comprehension and the ability to grasp meaning beyond surface language.
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Theisen
L Hfe
F. S. Carr
B.A. Inspector of Schools
Fort William boxer Angie McLeod dies during operation
Angie McLeod of Fort William, Dominion amateur welterweight boxing champion, died today under ether while undergoing a tonsil operation. A new entrant in boxing he was viewed as a top prospect in the district and had won the Canadian welterweight title in Port Arthur last year at age 24. P Graham was elected chairman of the Red Deer School Board.
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Fort William
Ont
Angie McLeod
McLeod
Port Arthur
Edmonton Minister Dies During Curling Match
Rev. Dr. John Millar aged 64 joint principal of St. Stephen's theological college collapsed on the Granite curling club ice in Edmonton on Monday evening after delivering a brilliant final rock in the eighth end. Death attributed to a sudden apoplexy.
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Edmonton
John Millar
St. Stephen's Theological College
Granite Curling Club
Ay Strajce
Iraq Seeks Membership in League of Nations
Geneva Jan 14 The independent nation of Iraq will make a formal application for membership in the League of Nations in 1932. The British government will recommend the move, marking the first time a mandated territory seeks global status as a League member.
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Geneva
Gep
Hambleton
C. P
Iraq
League of Nations
League
Prince Takes Part In Nautical Crossing The Line Ceremony
The Prince of Wales joined a traditional crossing the line rite aboard a ship bound for a South Africa hunting trip off Africa. He was initiated with scrubbings and shavings and ducked after grabbing his assistant, then drenched during the water immersion. Admiral Ellison and a queenly passenger watched as a fancy dress ball closed the day.
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Kenilworth Castle
Chnp
Princed Wales
South Africa
Equator
Africa
Neptune
Admiral Ellison
Ruth Marriott Swim Champion Dies at Seventeen
Vancouver obituary reports Misa Ruth Marriott aged seventeen, holder of the British Columbia women's 200 yards title, died at home after a brief illness. She recently defended her title at the University of Saskatchewan versus the University of British Columbia swimming gala and passed away on Sunday.
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Vancouver
Misa Ruth Marriott
British Columbia
Miss Marriott
University of Saskatchewan
University of British Columbia
Rotary talk corrects Yukon cold and barren image
Mr. Percy Riches spoke at the Rotary Club and argued the Yukon is not a barren waste. He cited diary temperatures showing mild winters and noted long summer daylight with gardening potential.
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Yukon
P. Riches
Rotary
Percy Riches
Rotary Club
League of Nations opens with security measures in Geneva
The 58th Council session meets in a police guarded setting as Italys Grandi and Briand discuss ratification delays. Britain proposes a resolution supporting optional clauses and wider participation by the empire while Cuba attends as the only non European observer state.
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Irish Free State
Cuba
de Penn State
Geneva
George Hambleton
Council of the
League of Nations
Signor
Dino Grandi
Aristide Briand
von Schubert
Signor Grandi
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Britain
Henderson
House of Commons
South Africa
Australia
Egypt
India
New Zealand
League
Canada
Thy Pee
Albania
Ithus
Brazil
Dominion Republic
Wort Court
House
Organization of’ Peace
Waa
Germany
Garnet
Bustav Stresemann
Poland
Bute
Canada to tighten controls on financial firms coast to coast
Victoria reports a nationwide plan to curb brokerage firms with Ottawa guiding provinces. British Columbia will enact parallel measures allowing instant office inspections and book seizures, targeting firms selling stock to the public under existing criminal code terms.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Fpooley
Attorney General's Department
Iito
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