Liberal opposition attacks ten year tariff board plan
Ottawa July 8 Liberal opposition in the House of Commons launches broadside against the ten year appointment for tariff board members. Premier Bennett defends the measure while Mackenzie King argues the principle that one government cannot bind another in tariff matters. Speaker calls Pouliot to order and the matter centers on production of papers.
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Ottawa
Tariff Board
House of Commons
Wilfred Hanbury
Vancouver-Burrard
R. B. Bennett
Mackenzie King
van Ullal
King
Liberal Party
Black
J. F. Pouliot
Lib
Temiscouta
Pouliot
Minister of Marine
Carol's Action Draws Fire in Society Circles
In Bucharest Queen Helen, stripped of prerogatives, faces criticism as King Carol supposedly plans a summer at Constanza with Crown Prince Michael. The proclamation sparks unfavorable reaction in society circles and widespread commentary.
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Bucharest
Romania
Associated Press
Helen
Carol
Constanza
Michael
Doings in Parliament Ottawa July 8 Canada Press
In Ottawa today the Senate sits as the House of Commons continues with the Tariff Board Bill and moves to committee of Ways and Means. Yesterday the Senate passed the second reading of the Dominion Agricultural Credit Company bill and debated Western Canadian agricultural conditions. The Commons gave third reading to the Income Tax Act amendment bill and discussed the Tariff Board bill and J M Woodsworth's Criminal Code amendment on unlawful assemblies.
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Ottawa
Ont
Senate
House of Commons
Tariff Board
Dominion Agricultural Credit Company
Canada
Woodsworth
Reesor to Pilot Medicine Hat Cars to Old Fort Walsh
Mr Frank Reesor phoned The News from the Cy press Hills to say he will pilot Medicine Hat cars from his ranch to Old Fort Walsh on July 15. The Reesor ranch lies along the graded highway from Medicine Hat to Walsh village where a south turn leads past the gate with a posted sign. He plans to depart at 10:45 for the Old Fort to guide picnickers along a good trail via the ranch.
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Frank Reesor
Cypress Hills
Medicine Hat
Old Fort Walsh
Reesor Ranch
Walsh Village
Reesor Gate
Reesor
Beauharnois Power project profits disclosed by Frank P. Jones
Montreal financier Frank P. Jones told the House of Commons special committee he earned a profit of 780 444 dollars from a 190 000 dollar cash investment in the Beauharnois Power project. He described a dispute with R. O. Sweezey over financing plans for the canal and power plant and the method of raising 50 million dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
Frank P. Jones
Montreal
Beauharnois
House of Commons
Beauharnois Syndicate
R. O. Sweezey
Beauharnois Power Corporation
St. Lawrence
Lake St. Francis
Lake St. Louis
Jones
Sweezey
Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company
British Farmer Is Rapped Hard
London July 8 The National Farmers Union deplores remarks by Sir Daniel Hall chief scientific adviser to the Ministry of Agriculture criticizing British farmers. Sir Christopher Addison the agriculture minister dissociated himself from Daniel’s statements. In Cambridge he said Danish workers are superior due to selection, while British farmers resist campaigns to raise standards.
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London
National Farmers’ Union
Daniel Hall
Ministry of Agriculture
Farmers’ Union
Daniel
Christopher Addson
Sir Daniel
Cambridge
Hopped Off for Tokyo Today
Seattle aviators Reg L Robbing and H S Jones in the white monoplane Fort Worth started at 3 57 am Pacific time for a nonstop Seattle to Tokyo flight seeking a 25000 prize from Asahi newspaper. They aim to cross 5100 miles via Alaska and Northern Siberia. The Fort Worth was sighted passing Vanderhoof at 9 35 am en route to the northwest near Prince George.
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Seattle
Wash
Reg
L. Robbing
H. S. Jones
Texas
Fort Worth
Fokio
Flars
Asahi
Tokio
Alaska
Siberia
Vanderhoff
B.C
Prince George
Wool Prices Drop at London Auctions Amid Weaker Demand
London opening of the fourth wool series reports 147 500 sales with strong international attendance. Merino wool fell about five percent and cross breds around ten percent, greasy and sliper grades. Victoria Merino reached 25 cents a pound, Queensland best clip at 22, scoured Merino and lambs wool weakest with top Queensland lot at 37 cents.
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London
Engind
Victoria
Queensland
Drought Conditions Decline Across Regions As Nations Grapple
The Weather Bureau reports critical drought in the Southeast centered on Georgia and in the Southwest centered on Oklahoma. Alabama Eastern Tennessee and Northern Texas Western Arkansas are also affected. Georgia notes its driest June in over fifty years with cotton growth at a standstill. Some North Dakota and Montana dry-land crops also suffer.
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Washington, D.C
Associated Press
Georgia
Southwest
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
North Dakota
Montana
Paris to see 20 percent cut in transatlantic fares
The Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune reports a proposed 20 per cent reduction in trans-Atlantic passenger fares may be implemented soon. The plan will be discussed at a meeting of major North Atlantic lines today in Paris.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chicago Tribune
Cloud Rangers Glider Test Flight Shows Promise
Cloud Rangers and friends completed and ground hopped a new glider named Gull after five months of work. Norman Bruce led first practice runs, Ed Dunn mastered controls, and Col Patterson praised low-altitude handling as several successful test hops occurred with safe landings.
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Cloud Rangers
Norman Bruce
Bruce
Ed Dunn
Dunn
Erin
Col. Patterson
Albert Hoffman
George Backam
Jack Vincent
Ronnie Vincent
Mornie Knowles
Harold Dunn
New York Murders Hit Record Homicide Totals
New York state recorded 693 homicides in 1930 with New York City contributing 494, both totals breaking previous records as city killings rose from 425 to 494 in 1930.
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New York
New York State
Fragmented OCR Brief Sparks Reader Inquiries
A mangled text fragment appears to reference unclear items and names, prompting questions about possible people, places, or events. Readers are left seeking context as remnants show partial phrases and punctuation without a clear narrative.
Local Bounty Records From School Students
Charles M. Allen of Pashley school notes boys and girls earned money from legs and eggs. Fred Franz received 50 cents for ten pairs of crow legs. Concordia teacher Robert W. Dunn reports Marvin Mayer delivered 24 legs and 18 eggs earning 96 cents. Walsh school pupils turn in more legs and eggs totaling 104 legs and 97 eggs with bounty of 4.54 dollars.
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Charles M. Allen
Pashley School
Fred Franz
Robert W. Dunn
Concordia School
Marvin Mayer
Walsh School
Phyllis J
Dunn
Peter Neufeld
Willie Schlach
Weather aids late crops. wheat prospects still poor
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports generally rainy cool weather in the Canadian West boosted late grain pastures hay and gardens, with wheat crops improving slightly yet remaining the poorest in the season. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta saw varied rainfall easing feed shortages but late for early sown wheat. Grasshoppers and wheat stem sawflies threaten crops in several districts.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie
Manitoba
Brandon
Saskatchewan
Westcentral
Alberta
Lethbridge
North Central
South Central
Regina
Rosthern
Scott
Saskatoon
Calgary
Noblesford
Vulcan
High River
Lacombe
Beaver Lodge
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool delegates favor national grain board
Regina July 8 Delegates of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool backed a national grain marketing board or a similar interprovincial organization with federal support. A J McPhail outlined positions ahead of a forthcoming crop and recounted Ottawa talks with Western premiers and Pool officials.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
A. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Pool
Saskatoon
National Wheat Board
Ottawa
McPhail
Bennett
Prairies
Interprovincial Marketing Board
German Trelle Crowned Calgary Wheat Champion
Herman Trelle of Wembley adds grand championships in wheat and oats at the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede. He captures four more firsts and two specials while Erich Anderson wins registered spring wheat and three firsts. Trelle earns permanent possession of the oats grand championship trophy and the hard red spring wheat prize for two years. Anderson is provincial seed champion and wins the Alberta Pacific Grain Company trophy. Rock previously held that honor.
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Calgary
Herman Trelle
Wembley
Stampede
Erich Anderson
Trelle
Peace River
Anderson
Mr. Trelle
Canadian Bank of Commerce
United Grain Growers Trophy
Alberta Pacific Grain Company
P. J. Rock
Morrin
German loan underwritten by major firms and banks
Berlin July 8 Germanys big breweries Krupp works dye trust and leading banks agreed to underwrite a large long term foreign loan arranged by the German Reichs Bank. Each firm will back a small percentage of the total, not exceeding 125000 dollars per issue, aimed at stopping foreign exchange withdrawals in gold.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Krupp Works
Dye Trust
Rmin
Deutsche Bank
Indys Finance
England
Treise
Washouts maroon hundreds on Southern Pacific line
Despatches from Ixtitin say 300 persons were stranded by washouts along the Southern Pacific railroad disrupting service. A severe storm recently caused suspension of parts of the line, delaying food and medical supplies to TemagEARY 1.
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Mexico City
Agsdgiated Press
Ixtitin
Peragag
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Rouge
Prairie Premiers Invited to Testify on Grain Marketing
The House of Commons Agriculture Committee invited the premiers of the Prairie Provinces to appear and discuss grain marketing policy. A Manitoba delegation urged action, noting current elevator access and provincial responsibilities amid market conditions.
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Ottawa
House of Commons Committee On Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Milton N. Campbell
Mackenzie
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