Forceful Address By Ian Mackenzie on Present Day Problems
Hon. Ian Mackenzie spoke at Eagles Hall on why high protective tariffs are not the cure for Canada's ills. He contrasted Liberal and Conservative policies, urged intelligent actions to meet present needs, and warned of national blame if the country is mismanaged. Dr. F. W. Gershaw and Mrs. A. P. Burns also appeared as supporters.
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Ian Mackenzie
Canada
Eagles Hall
Women’s Liberal Club
E. Downing
Mackenzie
F. W. Gershaw
M.P
Bennett
A. P. Burns
T. R. Osborne
Dr. Gershaw
FE. Downing
Women's Liberal Club
Gershaw
R. B. Rennes
Moncton
King
Stabbed Teacher And Fled but Was Caught
Morrisburg Ontario January 25 Arnold Redmond a 16 year old Iroquois student surrendered to provincial police after stabbing Ifred C Beaupre 50 school principal during class rebuke for truancy. The assault followed a brief argument in a crowded classroom before the principal was wounded. Continued on page five.
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Morrisburg
Ont
Arnold Redmond
Iroquis
Ifred C. Beaupre
Schol
Redmond
Farm Bureau Chief Foresees Revolt If Farm Relief Fails
Edward P. O'Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation told the Senate agriculture committee that without action for American farmers a revolution in the countryside would occur within 12 months. He urged inflation control by reducing the dollar's gold content and supported the allotment farm relief measure now under review.
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Washington
Edward P. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Committee
O’neal
Agriculture Committee
House of Representatives
O’ Neal
Redcliff Town Council Hears Year End Remarks and Election Notice
The Redcliff town council met Monday to wrap up the year. Councillors Evans Hargrave and Lavelle near term completion. election possible February 17. A returning officer by-law was adopted. The Utility Board reports Water revenue relies on taxation. $4,000 owed for water rates and rentals. The council approved $880 to the school fund and discussed relief for unemployed individuals. A plan to secure Cliff hall and enforcement of water payments was noted. The Messiah concert at Gordon Memorial Church was postponed to January 30. Parish hall social nights continued with prize winners listed. Annual meeting of Redcliff Farmers branch No. 734 set for January 26 at Mr Wy Nusaey’s home.
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Evans, Hargrave
Lavelle
Board of Utilities
Edmonton
Redcliff
Woorts
Utility Board
Sangster
Goat With
Unemrae
Shaw
Smith
Cliff Hall
Kitchen
Gordon Memorial Church
Wednes
St. John's Choir
Medicine Hat
Bridge
Tester
Lakey
Wy Nusaey
Interstate Commission to Decide Natural Resources Compensation
An interprovincial conference in Ottawa agreed on a five member commission to settle compensation for alienations of natural resources in Saskatchewan and Alberta from 1905 to now. Saskatchewan and Alberta will name one member each, the federal government two, with a chairman chosen by mutual agreement. If no agreement on a chairman, the four existing commissioners may choose one.
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Regimu
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Regina Entries Close For Grain Show
Regina entries for the World's Wheat Congress to be held in Regina this summer exceed one hundred with about 200 expected. The Ontario department of agriculture will pay half the entry fees, and entries close January 31 with seeds grains grasses and field roots listed among the exhibits.
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Sedmonton
Regina
Department of Agriculture
Department
Conversion loan for Canada discussed as budget aid
The Montreal Star reports Ottawa may consider a conversion loan to exchange high yielding Dominion government and Canadian National Railways bonds for lower yielding securities. The plan aims to ease the debt burden and balance the budget, though no decision has been made. Finance Minister E N Rhodes calls the report news to him.
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Montreal
Dominion
Montreal Star
Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
the Star
England
Australia
The
Star
E. N. Rhodes
There was a lad was born in Kyle
Poem praising Robert Burns on his birthday, recalling his impact on Scottish identity, patriotism, and humanity. The author notes Burns’ humble origins, his love for Scotland, and his legacy of liberty, music, and humor. Dated January 25, 1933 from Medicine Hat.
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Kyle
Scotia
Vote Favoring De Valera in Dublin Election
Early returns from yesterday's general election favored President De Valera's Fianna Fail party as counts progressed. In Dublin City North the Lord Mayor, running as an Independent, trailed Fianna Fail's Sean T. O Kelly, while Sean Leman led Fianna Fail in Dublin City South. First results from the National University re-elected a Republican and a Nationalist. Reports noted violence including a White Army attack in North Kerry and damage to civic guards barracks in Ballyduff. Six men and three women were arrested in Dublin for impersonation at the polls. Ballot boxes remained locked awaiting fate of the Republican government. counting delayed until tomorrow.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Exchange Telegraph
de Valera
Dail
City North
Sean
T. O'Kelly
Fianna Fail
Sean Leman
Dublin City South
National University
Conor Maguire
Patrick Mccallican
White Army
North
Kerry
Ballyduff
Duplin
Ireland
Clerky
Kijagney
Cosgrave
Grave decision looming warns Japanese foreign minister
Tokyo reports of a Cabinet session led by Foreign Minister Ichida warn of a grave decision ahead as Sino Japanese dispute efforts near collapse. Geneva briefing shows Mandates Commission scrutiny, Japan denying plans for new mandates in the region, insisting no such contemplation now or in future.
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Tokyo
Ichida
League of Natigne
Geneva
Tia
Irvine U F A Ts Monthly Meeting Notice
Irvine U F A chapter calls a February 4th meeting at 2 pm with regular business and a report by delegate Mr A Roll on the annual Calgary convention. All members prospective members and their friends are invited to attend.
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Calgary
A. Roll
Two Essentials for New US Debt Agreement
Leeds England Jan 24 Neville Chamberlain Chancellor of the Exchequer laid down two essentials for a new debt agreement with the United States The settlement must be final and must not involve resumption of Germanys reparations He said Britain would gladly participate in debt discussions and cited Washingtons readiness to discuss the debt question with Britain early in March
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Leeds
England
Neville Chamberlain
United States
Leeds Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Washington
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Fishermen swept onto Oneida Lake as ice breaks up
Fifty fishermen were swept onto Oneida Lake when wind shattered weak springtime ice. Rescue crews in small craft saved all but eight within two hours amid drifting ice, as rescuers fought through floating ice to reach the stranded men.
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Oneida
N.Y
Oneida Lake
Klondyke Bob Henderson Dies at 78 in Vancouver
Vancouver obituary notes explorer Robert Henderson known as Klondyke Bob died at 78 in his home. He spurred the 1896 Hunger Creek Gold Creek discoveries that sparked the Klondike trail rush of 98, though fortune eluded him. His claims later yielded a fortune after he had moved on.
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Vancouver
Seven Seas
Traik
Robert “Klondyke
Bob” Henderson
Klondyke
Bob
Gold Creek
Hunger Creek
Grim Joke In Hillsboro: youths steal chickens using farmer’s truck
Two youths came to E. T. Murphy in Hillsboro Oregon asking help to free a truck stuck in mud. Murphy later learned in Portland the pair borrowed the truck to haul away chickens from his coop and had the birds aboard when he aided their boost.
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Hillsboro
Ore
E. T. Murphy
Murphy
Portland
Grain inspection figures from Winnipeg on Tuesday
Inspecting grain in Winnipeg on Tuesday shows wheat at 198 cars with 1st year 240, contract wheat 122, oats 4(15), barley 3(25), flax 0(2), rye 0(2).
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Winnipeg
Hoover Calls For Stabilized Currency
President Hoover signals urgency for currency stability and possible tariff action to speed World Economic Conference results. An administration source says the U S aims to avoid major tariff increases but may act if the conference cannot quickly stabilize foreign currencies.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoovey
Edmonton Ku Klux Klan leader convicted in court
J J Maloney described as imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan in Alberta was convicted in the Supreme Criminal Court on charges of conspiracy and theft of legal documents from a Edmonton lawyer. He received one hour in jail with a $100 fine or two months in jail on the conspiracy count and a suspended sentence for one year on the theft count. Companions of Maloney convicted on similar charges were given suspended sentences. Justice Ives compared the case to boys going into the woods to play Indians.
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Edmonton
J.J. Maloney
Ku Klux Klan
Alberta
Supreme_ ‘Criminal Court
Maloney
Justice Ives
Woods
Bachela
J. J. Maloney
Albert Klux Klan
Harry Rasne
Murdock
McKenaile
Ae “Suatlos
Ives
Bilt
Preme
Criminal Court
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U.S
Robert Burns
Lan
Rabhbie
Scotland
Elizabeth B. Simpson
League of Nations
Council Today
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Babe
Pelli
Unger
SDA One
Sajangs
Mane
Irvine
U.F.A
Anthony Hadeon
Germany
Hoover
Peg
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