Beaverbrook outlines Empire free trade plan for public
London dispatch reports Lord Beaverbrook presenting a three group Empire free trade scheme: colonial empire markets open to Britain, Dominions join unconditionally, Canada to seek protection in Britain’s market while selling coal steel and rates in Canada. Critics say plan would tax food imports. Dr. J Gordon calls it incomplete and urges broader cultural ties.
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Beaverbrook
London
Dominions
Lord Beaverbrook
Morning Post
British West Indies
British Honduras
British Guiana
United States
America
France
Britain
Canada
Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrooks
Stanley Baldwin
Liberals
Labor Party
Ottawa
J . Gordon
Winnipeg
Ralph Connor
Sidney
Cape Breton
Dr. Gordon
Social Service Council of Canada
Iron and Steel Industry of
Hamilton
Sault Ste. Marie
Montreal
Advisory Board On Tariff and Taxation
Gordon
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Miss Ishbel
Malcolm MacDonald
Communists cause unrest around Berlin and Potsdam
In a weekend of clashes near Berlin and Potsdam police faced Communist crowds. Nine arrests followed after stone throwing at cars near Kepenich, injuring several motorists. In a village near Potsdam hundreds of Communists besieged a restaurant hosting Nationalists until police intervened and made arrests.
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Berlin
A.P
Kepenich
Potsdam
Seige
Medicine Hat Prohibition Convention Schedule and Talks
A detailed report on Medicine Hat temperance events with Yesterday church services and Tuesday rally at Fifth Avenue church. Speakers include Dr. Hugh Dobson of Vancouver H. Hull and W J McIvor of Regina plus Saskatchewan Prohibition League leaders. Programs cover morning registration devotionals addresses and a banquet followed by evening sessions and a prayer for God save the king.
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Fifth Avenue
Higl ¥ Dobson
Vancouver
H. H. Hull
W. J. McIvor
Regina
Temperance Workers
N. T. Pollett
Medicine Hat Association
Jos. Lee
Hugh Dobson
Board of Evangelism and Social
M.A
S.T.D
Saskatchewan Prohibition League
Dominion
J&. T. Scragg
Fifth Avenue United Church
S&,t.d
Hugh’ Dobson
Kiwanis Ice Carnival Tickets and Prizes Announced
Tickets are sold with stubs deposited in metal boxes at Louch's Drug Store Aberdeen Street Pingle's Drug Store Second Street McKenzie's Drug Store North Railway Street and the Community Arena. First prize 25 dollars next four 5 dollars each plus over 300 dollars in cash and prizes. Enter events by contacting Charles Peasley or Stewart Ashley. Mayor Bullivant offers a special prize for best ice costume.
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Louch’s
Aberdeen Street
Pingle’s Drug Store
13Econd Street
McKenzie’s Drug Store
North Railway Street
Charles Peasley
Stewart Ashley
Beer by Glass Insisted On By Trades and Labor
Ottawa January 27 The sale of beer by the glass remains a plank in the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada program says President Tom Moore He notes misunderstandings after talks with Premier Howard Ferguson in Toronto and insists labor has not repudiated beer by the glass since prohibition.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Tom Moore
Special Address on Aviation Tuesday at City Hall
Rutledge Air Service holds a meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in City Hall Council Chamber. Manager Bill Rutledge Air Engineer Ged Hoskins Percy Payne Secretary and Navigator Instructor will attend and give a talk on aviation and lecture on the opening of the Budget Ground School. All interested are invited to attend.
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Rutledge Air Service
Bill Rutledgeea
Ged. Hoskins
Percy Payne
wWll
Bbtledg
Allkstl
Flying Club Members Earn Winged Honors in Medicine Hat
Frank McLeay of Irvine, known for his sheep ranching, has been learning to fly at the Municipal Air Port under George Clark of Rutledge Air Service. He soloed recently and aims to test for a pilot license soon. Jim Amos has flown solo for two months and seeks a commercial license. Jack Appleby earned his wings this Sunday with two perfect landings. Ground school begins this week with Bill Rutledge and associates addressing a City Hall meeting at 7:30 tomorrow night for interested residents.
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Frank McLeay
Irvine
Frank
George Clark
Rutledge Air Service
Municipal Air Port
Jim Amos
Jim Ie
Jack Appleby
Bombay Officials Fined Over India Factory Act Violations
G K Lees and F C Richards of the General Motors factory in Bombay were fined 1500 rupees each for permitting boys under age to work overtime. The offenses, cited as 40 breaches, were said to contravene the Factory Act. Both stated they would comply going forward.
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Bombay
India
A.P
G. K. Lees
F. C. Richards
General Motors
Coldest Spot in Canada Registered in Rockies
In the snow topped Rockies Grand Forks F C was the coldest place in Canada with an overnight low of 20 below zero. Prairie towns Minnedosa Lethbridge and Regina reported 10 5 and 4 below zero with forecast for fair weather and a touch colder in Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Rockies
Grand Forks
F.C
Canada
Prairies
Minnedosa
Man
Lethbridge
Alta
Regina
Sask
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Port Arthur
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Medicine Hat
Fair
Prince Albert
Swift Current
Calgary
Edmonton
Kamloops
Vancouver
Victoria
Ottawa
R-10 Makes 48 Hour Flight From Cardington
The British dirigible R-10 began a 48 hour flight from Cardington England at just before 10 a.m. with a full crew and several passengers including Sir Dennistoun Bourney.
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Cardington
England
Dennistoun Bourney
Horses Found Frozen to Death on Plains East of Laramie
A brutal cold snap in the Rocky Mountain region left three horses frozen to death on plains east of Laramie Wyoming. Motorists reported the scene after last week’s heavy snowfall as a University of Wyoming student James McCoy photographed the frozen animals standing upright in the open.
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Laramie
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
James McCoy
Two Manitoba Workers Killed in Sand and Gravel Pits
Winnipeg report says two Manitoba workers were crushed under sand and gravel over the weekend. Carl Friis of Winnipeg was trapped in a sand pile after entering a tunnel during a thawing fire at the Glass Co outskirts. W K Atzmap, also of Winnipeg, died at Popular Point when a slide buried him in a gravel pit.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Manitoba
Carl Friis
The
Glass Co
Popular Point
W. K. Atzmap
Manchester Paper Floats $1.5 Million Debentures
The Manchester Guardian Cabie reports Kok Doi SUA IRD Newspaper Co. owner of the Manchester Evening News issued a 1.5 million six percent first mortgage debenture at par payable in 1950. Proceeds fund the Guardian buildings in Manchester and interest is covered five times by average profits of the last four years.
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Che
Manchester Guardian Cabie
Kok Doi Sua Ird, Newspaper Co
The
Manchester Evening News
Guardian
Manchester
Former Kaiser Wilhelm Celebrates 71st Birthday Quietly
Doom Holland Jan 27 The former Kaiser Wilhelm now in exile marks his 71st birthday with Divine Service and a family gathering. His staff and servants joined in the congratulations and festivity follows a quiet day.
Chicago Schools Near Coal Shortage Amid Budget Protest
Chicago officials debate a $20,000,000 rescue pool pledged by the Citizens’ Committee as coal supplies dwindle in public schools. Board President H Wallace Caldwell and Strawn prepare to urge coal dealers to continue deliveries despite a $480,000 unpaid bill and looming Tuesday talks with the City Council finance committee.
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Chicago
Silas H. Strawn
Citizens’ Committee
H. Wallace Caldwell
Board of Education
Strawn
City Council
Kate Meyrick Reunited With Family After Release
London January 27 Mrs Kate Meyrick nightclub proprietor and mother in law of two peers was released from Holtonway prison today. She was greeted by her two daughters both married to peers of England her son and fashionable friends in evening dress arriving from a nightclub.
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London
Kate Meyrick
Holtonway
Six Newport Students Jump From Third Floor Fire
Six students from Newport College leaped three storeys into a firemen net after being trapped by a blaze causing about 100000 dollars damage. Sixteen other students and three instructors were rescued from the building by ladders.
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Newport
The
Newport College
Wreckage of Eielson Plane Found on Siberian Island
Seattle reports pilots Joe Crosson and Harold Gillam found the crashed Eielson Borland aircraft on an ice island near Siberia. The fuselage shows extensive damage with the motor torn free and a missing wing and tail. search teams and dog sleds plan continued efforts to recover bodies amid deep snow and fog.
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Seattle
Siberia
North Cape
Ca Leer Eielson
Karl Borland
Anguiema Rive
Moscow
Crosson
Eifelson
Gillam
Grosson
Joe Crosson
Harold Gillam
Gielson
Borland
Seattle Times
Marion Sweinson
Heielson
Teller
Alaska
Nome
Fairbanks
Admiralty Cancels Planned 10,000-Ton Cruisers
British Admiralty cancels orders for two 10,000-ton cruisers named Surrey and Netherlands after Parliament briefing. Officials say preliminary work had begun though construction not yet laid down, with dockyards at Devonport and Portsmouth involved.
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London
Eng
British Admiralty
Ders
Myationya
H.M.S
Northumberlai
Parliament
Surrey
He Netherland
Devonport
Portsmouth
Wheat prices for 1930 crop forecast by USDA
Washington reports the United States wheat prices for the 1930 crop will be about the same as 1929. The annual USDA forecast says conditions do not favor expanding the wheat area and surplus countries compete with the U.S. Stocks, moisture, and unfavorable markets may limit yields and acreage.
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Washington
C.P
United States
Department of Ariculture
United
Cana Rs
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Earl Borland
Ian Wastes
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Enon
Dr. W. G
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