Quota Scheme Labeled Crude Protectionist Device By Lord Arnold
Labor peer Lord Arnold denounces Britain's planned wheat quota as crude protectionism. He warns it would cost about 25 million dollars annually and raise bread prices, arguing it mainly aids a small 3 percent slice of agriculture.
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Lord Arnold
LABOR
Britain
COS OF Bread
Aone Snowden
Ilford
Essex
England
Labor Party
Viscount Snowden of
Wickernshaw
Brooks Do Battle With Brooks Tonight At The Arena
The Civic Intermediates face a tough test hosting Brooks at the Arena. Regulars from Lovell return to form and Hatters hope to win. Medicine Mats will debut their second Intermediate entry, aiding playoff hopes. Game starts 7 30 with postgame skating until 1. Admission covers all.
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Civic
Brooks
Tine Lnvill
Medicine Mats
Banquet by Liberal Women's Association Speaker Mary Sutherland
Mrs. Mary Sutherland will speak at a Liberal Women's Association banquet at the Cecil Hotel on Monday evening. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. with the lecture at 8 o'clock and welcomes all who cannot attend to listen.
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Mary Sutherland
Cecil Hotel
Women's Liberal Association
Grain Powers Guide
Bank Manager Fatally Shot In Quebec Cleaning Rifle
LA J Ress, manager of the Bank of Montreal in Arundel Quebec, was fatally shot while cleaning a rifle. The incident occurred at the bank premises where Ress was found after the accident. Police investigated the death and reported no further details at this time.
Alberta Retail Merchants Association Annual Convention
The eleventh annual convention of the Alberta branch of the Retail Merchants Association of Canada will be held January 25 26 and 27 in the Southam building Calgary. Medicine Hat district representative Mr og T W Forster urges all merchants to attend as questions of great interest will be discussed. The convention is open to non members and all merchants are invited.
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Alberta
Retail Merchants Association of Canada
Southam
Calgary
Og. T. W. Forster
Medicine Hat
R.M.A
South Africa Triumphs Over Scotland in Rugby Match
Edinburgh Jan 16 South Africa defeated Scotland 6 to 3 in an international rugby match at Murray Field in front of about sixty thousand spectators. South Africa has now beaten all major international teams including Wales England and Ireland. Wales also defeated England 12 to 5 in a separate match with thirty thousand in attendance.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
South Africa
Wales
England
Ireland
Murray Field
Here
Swansea
Prince of Wales
Med Hat Kennel Club Elects Officers for 1932
Atawah saw the Medicine Hat Kennel Club meet in Twaites Hall to elect officers for 1932 led by President W Armstrong. Other posts went to C H Park secretary and H C Gibson treasurer with W M Currie and A O Bean as past leaders. The session praised retiring officers and noted strong finances and good attendance.
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W. Armstrong
Med. Hat Kennel Club
C. H. Park
Secy
K. C. Gibson
W. M. Papa
A. C. Bean
F. D. Legh
W.W. Milingham
J., Terry
N. T. Pollitt
Ti, Champ
G. H. Worts
Redlife
W. W. Williams
Lethbridge
Ira
Elkwater Lake Water Diversion Transfer
L C Charlesworth of the irrigation department reports the creek east of Elkwater Lake has been transferred from Dominion to Alberta government. No legal objection remains to raise Elkwater Lake level this spring by diverting runoff water from the creek. Prompt action urged to complete diversion for the lake district.
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L. C. Charlesworth
Irrigation Department
Elkwater Lake
Dominion
Alberta
Elkwater
New Regulations Allow Chinese to Delay Return to Canada
Victoria January 15. New Dominion order-in-council permits Chinese origin travelers to delay their return to Canada from now until December 1 1932 for four years. Previously two year limit. concession viewed as satisfactory. Head tax abolished. few new arrivals aside from diplomats and merchants.
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Victoria
China
Canada
Dominion Order-In-Council
Ottawa
Russia and Japan Entente Talks Meet Little Support
Inukai hesitation dampens Russian non aggression pact push as Troyanovsky reportedly tested the idea with Tokyo premier this week. Moscow dispatches deny the entente proposal though Russian circles say it was sounded out in Tokyo Tuesday.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Inukai
M. Troyanovsky
Tass
Moscow
M. _ Troyanovsky
Arsenal and Villa win in English first division action
Arsenal defeated Birmingham 3 0 while Aston Villa crushed Liverpool 6 2. Other First Division results include Everton 4 Sunderland 7 and Manchester City 5 with Leicester drawing midtable. In divisions two and three, Barnsley lost to Leeds United 0 2 and Plymouth Argyle crushed Millwall 8 1 amid a flurry of matches across the league season.
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Arsenal
Birmingham
Aston Villa
Liverpool
Blackburn R
Portsmouth
Blackpool
West Brom
Bolton W
Sheffield Wed
Everton
Sunderland
Huddersfield T
Chelsea
Manchester City
Leicester v
Middiesbrough
West Ham VA
Newcastle U
Grimsby Town
Sheffield Utd
Derby County
Barnsley
Leeds United
Bradford
Tottenham
Bristol City
Port Vale
Charlton Ath
Chesterfield
Notts County
Bradford City
Oldham Ath
Bury
Plymouth
Millwall
Southampton
Preston N. E
Stoke City
Burnley
Swansea T
Manchester Ath
Wolverhampton
Notts Forest
Scottish Cup results from first round action in Glasgow
Results from the Scottish Football Association cup first round include Queen of the South 11 Stranraer 1 and Rangers 8 Brechin City 2. Other outcomes feature Celtic 3 Falkirk 2 and Hearts 13 Lochgelly 3 with numerous matches across Scottish clubs.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Mtches
Queen of South
Stranraer
Leith Ath
Albion Rovers
Arbroath
Aberdeen
Queen's, Park
St. Mirren
St. Bernard
Beith
Ayr United
St. Johnstone
Hamilton Rcad
Dumbarton
Citadel
Partick Thistle
Dunfermline A
East Stirling
Clyde
Lanark
Motherwell
Stenhousemuir
Cowdenbeath
Alloa
Hiberniang
Dundee United
Dundee
Greenock
Raith Rovery
Inverness T
Rangers
Brechin City
Lochgelly
Hearts
Celtic
Falkirk
Great Britain's Lausanne debt conference delegates press ahead
London reports say Britain's Lausanne debt conference delegates continue preparations for the opening on January 25 despite Paris speculation of postponement. Official British quarters do not expect the delay.
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London
Great Britain
Paris
French groups urge strong world peace organization
Paris reports two major French bodies back a sustained push for a durable world peace organization. The Protestant Federation of France calls on Christians to pray for Geneva Conference success, while the National Union of Reserve Officers with 66 000 members would mobilize in case of a new war.
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Paris
Associated Press
Protestant Federation of France
National Union of Reserve Officers
Protestant Federation
W Campbell Was Hung This Morning
Barrie Ontario January 16 newspaper men and the public were barred from the inquest after the execution of Thomas Wesley Campbell aged 55 for murdering his father last August jail officials refused to divulge any information about the hanging sheriff MacLaren said only officials witnessed the execution about one hundred men watched from the coal shed around the scaffold as dawn broke a guard with a drawn gun dispersed them.
Dr P H Bryce Dies On Health Voyage
Dr P H Bryce former chief medical officer of the Federal Department of Health dies at sea en route to the West Indies on a health voyage. He founded Ontario Department of Health and served as secretary 1882 to 1904 and as chief medical officer 1904 to 1921. He authored several books and had just completed a life of Sir Oliver Mowat.
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Ottawa
P. H. Bryce
Federal Department of Health
Weat Indies
Bryce
Ontario Department of Health
Federal Department’ of Health
Indian Affairs
Oliver Mowat
Grain Inspections Report For Winnipeg On Friday
Grain inspectors report for Winnipeg shows wheat at 180 this year versus 265 last year, with 155 cars under contract. Oats 47 compared to 27 last year, barley 13 14, flax 0 4, rye 0 1, other grains 1 0.
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Winnipeg
Call for bold push for universal peace by Sir Arthur Currie
Sir Arthur Currie, ex-Canadian Corps commander, urged world nations to adopt a bold sincere move toward lasting universal peace during a disarmament meeting in New York. He warned that future wars would be even more horrific, citing 1918 tolls and predicting indiscriminate, devastating warfare.
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New York
Arthur Currie
National Republican Club
Arthur
Sir Arthur
Lisbon Arrests in Plot to Assassinate President Carmona
About two hundred people including several junior officers were detained in Lisbon on January 16 following a plot to kill President Carmona and his Finance Minister. A former army officer named Fuaree was identified as the plot’s supposed leader, with police locating him at a high official’s home while discussing plans to carry out the assassination.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carmona
Aries
Fuaree
Webster Denies Plans to Resign Liberal Leader
Calgary Liberal member J J Bowlen says George H Webster has not resigned and will likely return from Rochester Hospital soon. Webster, ill for some time, may miss the legislature opening February 4 but is expected to take his seat later.
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Calgary
George H.webster
Alberta
J. J. Bowlen
Webster
Bowlen
Rochester
Minn
Air Mail Arrivals At Medicine Hat Overnight
Eastbound Boeing CFAMP landed Medicine Hat at 23 20 last night with Pilot Kenyon and crew. Westbound Fokker CFAIR arrived at 02 30 this morning led by Pilot Flarrington.
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Boeing Cfamp
Medicine Hat
Pitot, Kenyon
Fokker Cfair
Flarrington
Hon J S Archibald Dies at 89 in Montreal
Montreal Jan 16 Hon John Sprott Archibald former chief justice of the superior court died today after a long illness He was 89 years old and had been ill for a long time.
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Montreal
Canadian Press
Sprott Archibald
Superior Court
Japanese Seize Northern Peiping Mukden Rail Line
Reports from Shanhaikwan state Japanese forces cut the Peiping railway north of there and plan to operate the Shanhaikwan Mukden line with revenues remitted to Mukden. A new director was appointed and a Japanese official sent to each station. In Manchuria negotiations, U S policies and British assurances are under focus amid ongoing clashes near Harbin and Pinhsien.
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Tientsin
China
Shanhaikwan
Peiping
Muk¢cen
Mukden
Tokio
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Manchuria
W. Cameron Ordes
London
Ampeed Tsuneo Matsudaira
John Simon
Harbin
Amo
Manengue
Hsi Hsia
Kirin
Janariese
Chinese Eastern Railway
Thyué
Nenterésta
Pinhsien
Cai
J. Ciatida
Eror Hsi
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WILK
Liberal Women's Association
British Isles
Ambassador Dawes
Washington
Mr. Dawes
Oxford
Foreign Office
M. Troyanov
SKY
Barrow
Gateshead
Chester
Darlington
Crewe Alex
Carlisle Vid
Doncaster
Accrington Stan
Hull City
Walsall
Lincoln City
Halifax Town
New Brighton Ce
Tranmere R
Rochdale
Wrexham
Southport
Stockport Co
York City
Rotherham U
Southern Bournemouth
Queen's Park
Brentford
Exeter
City
Brighton and
Swindon T
Crystal Palace
Bristol Rovers
Fulham
Gillingham
Northampton T
Norwich City
Mansfield T
Clapton- Orient
Reading
Cardiff City
Southend Utd
Luton Town
Times
Coventry City
Watford
Torquay United
Peace Organization Urged
W. Campbell
Ontario Dept. of Health
Peiping- Mukden Road
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