French and British Delegates Meet for Expert Report Review
London reports progress at the Five Power Naval conference as French and British delegations meet at No 10 Downing Street to study the expert report. Col Henry Stimson calls discussions very satisfactory with ongoing talks among delegates and dominions representatives.
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London
No. 10 Downing Street. Co
No. 10 Downing Street
MacDonald
Eng
Geo Hambleton
Henry Stimson
United States
Downing Street
Domnions
Britain
Macdonald Teaver
Dominions
Plea of Guilty Entered by Hyndman in Ontario Court
George Wellington Hyndman former assistant deputy minister of finance pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court of Ontario to stealing a Dominion government chequ e valued at 5050. The jury found him guilty on two counts of theft of war bonds from the Dominion government and not guilty on a third count. Sentencing was expected the following morning with mercy noted due to his age and long service.
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Strawa
C. P
George Welilfitzton
Ayndmian
Dominion
Supreme Court of Ontario
Hyndmar
William Reynolds
Toonto
Justice Raney
Assizes
Ottawa
George Wellington Hyndman
Assize
Wm. Reynolds
Hyndman
W. E. Raney
Hey
German steamer Monte Cervantes sinks after grounding
Reports from Ushuaia claim the German steamer Monte Cervantes, which ran aground off Ushuaia on Wednesday after hitting a rock and tearing a hole in the bow, sank last night with Commander Dreyer going down with his ship as the surviving crew were rescued.
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Buenos Aires
Radin
Ushaia Today
Monte Cervantes
Dreyer
British Officer to be Tried in Chinese Court
A British naval officer, whose car killed a Chinese coolie in Hankow, was released after Chinese officials, with guarantees from the British Consul, promised his appearance before Chinese authorities. The incident tests December decree ending extraterritoriality, with Nanking authority stating all foreigners under Chinese jurisdiction will face Chinese courts.
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Hankow
China
Nanking
English Law Monstrous Says Justice McCardie
Justice McCardie called English law monstrous in a Cambridge slander case noting women could obtain damages for adultery but a man could not redeem his character without proving pecuniary loss. He is a bachelor. his remarks reflect views on law changes affecting personal reputation.
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Justice McCardie
London
England
C. P. Cable
Peaudiary
Justine McCardie
Hig
John Diebert Earned Wings This Morning
John Diebert of the Central Garage earned his wings this morning after a twenty minute solo flight. He has been flying since January and has six hours and twenty minutes of dual instruction under Edwin M Sunstrom at the flying school north of Redcliffe. Sunstrom said several other pupils expect to go solo in a few days.
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John Diebert
John
Edwin ‘M. Sunstrom
Redcliffe
Sunstrom
Magistrate sentences man for assault on toddler in Ontario
Hamilton Ontario January 24 after pleading guilty to common assault on his two and a half year old child who died of brain hemorrhage from a fall from a knee of his common law wife John Appleyard was sentenced to two months in jail by Magistrate Burbridge in the police court. The magistrate said no child that age should receive corporal punishment.
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Hamilton
Ont
John Appleyard
Burbridge
Flooded Area in Arkansas Has Frozen Over
Rescue crews hacked through frozen flood waters in Northeast Arkansas to aid about 200 families trapped in a large inland lake area. Boats battled currents as axes cleared a path toward homes where people waited, with 27 houses observed from the newspaper plane.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Big Lake
Ranching Conditions Out South Cypress Hills Report
Mr. James English returned from the Black Hawk Ranch after wintering out since New Years. Deep snow south of the hills affects cattle wintering prospects. English kept about 200 head, with George M. Armstrong taking the young stock and Bud Sewall selling the rest to Jimmy Mitchell. Sheep on the Black Hawk winter well but snow requires extensive feeding.
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James~ English
Black Hawk
Sensational hockey night looms as Monarchs clash in arena
Hon J Brownlee opens the game at 9 p m with Lethbridge facing Mon archs who seek revenge after a 3 2 upset by the southern city sextette The Alberta band will provide music and fans are urged to pack the rink to boost the Monarchs toward a decisive win tonight
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J. Brownlee
Alberta
Lethbridge
Monarchs
Qen Tate
City Market Sluggish Trade With High Egg Prices
Market activity was limited this morning with a handful of eggs graded as firsts selling for 55 cents a dozen. No butter was offered and dressed pork went for 15 to 16 cents per pound.
No Revolt Reported Against King Zog in Albania Frontiers
Belgrade Jan. 24. Albanian frontier closeness has hindered full checks on reports of a revolt against King Zog. Albanian circles in Serbia say rumors of a subversive movement in parts of Albania are without foundation.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
A. P
Zog
Serbia
Four Children Die In Otway House Fire
Four children of Mr and Mrs Lawrence of Otway Ohio died when their home was destroyed by fire early today. The parents woke to the blaze and rescued twelve other children, but four were trapped in their rooms.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Night Watchman Shot Aboard Steamer
In Southampton a night watchman, Harry Pickwell, aboard the liner Aqui tania, was wounded by a bullet at midnight. Italian passenger Bargate was arrested after immigration refused entry. police searched the ship and took Bargate into custody. Pickwell was hospitalized.
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Southampton
Eng
A. P
Harry Pickwell
Aquitania
Bargate
Pickwell
Lavergne resigns from Conservatives over Anderson policy
Armand Lavergne K C former Conservative local organizer resigns from the party in Quebec condemning the Anderson Government in Saskatchewan over bilingualism policy and calling for a mass meeting to protest. He criticizes the party for failing to pass a resolution censuring the policy and plans public stand against the administration.
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Qurtec
Anderson
Saskatchewan
Canada
Armand Lavergne
K.C
Quebec
Six of Crew Rescued From Schooner Jose Luis Off Tampico
tampico mexico jan 24 after fearing loss for a day the captain and six crew members were rescued from the rocks where they swam after their boat sank the remaining six of ten aboard the Conde Signfido were not found.
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Tampico
Mexico
Jose Luis
Conde Signfido
Alberta Hotel Association backs Alberta Liquor Control Act
Calgary reports the Alberta Hotel Association directors affirm the Act governing beer licenses in cooperation with the Alberta Liquor Control Board. They cite improved conduct at licensed premises, strong public confidence, and plans to further raise standards while opposing plebiscites to end local option.
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Calgary
Alberta “Hotel ‘Association
Charles Traunweiser
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Traunweisser
Dinning
Lcensed
Traunweiser
Alberta Hotel Association
Alberta
Canada
Ce Ene
United States
Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg Yan
Wheat inspections show 1120 cars inspected this year, up from 700 previously. Contracts covered 100 cars of wheat.
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Winnipeg
Yan
Plebiscite urged on beer halls and rural school act
Calgary delegates from two organizations urged a plebiscite on abolishing beer halls and backed the Rural School Act reform. Aimed for the next provincial election, they also discussed immigration and elected UFA and UFAW directors across 15 constituencies. The beer hall issue dominated the session with debates over timing and political alignment.
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Calgary
U.F.A
U.F.W.A
Central United Church
Fund of Fifty Millions Through Tax Anticipation Warrants
A dated note from Chicago on January 24 discusses a proposed fund of fifty million dollars to be raised by sale of tax anticipation warrants. Business interests back the plan with a pool of eighty million in buying power, a figure tied to a citizen rally and local school finance concerns.
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Femuma
Chicago
H. Strawn
Hatry Sentenced to 14 Years Penal Servitude
Clarence Hatry head of the expansive Hatry interests was sentenced at Old Bailey to fourteen years penal servitude and an additional five years on a conspiracy charge with all terms to run concurrently. Co-defendants Daniels Dixon and others received varied concurrent terms.
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London
Clarence Hatry
Hatry
Old Bailey Court
Edmund Daniels
Harry
Albert E. Tabor
Graham Dixon
Daniels
Dixon
Sir Gilbert
Gisey
Old Bailey
Yestern
Gilbert
Wiliam
Jowit Pathe Ey
Tam
SOWIE
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