Mackenzie King Attacks High Tariff Policy Again
The Liberal and Conservative leaders clash over Canada's tariff approach with Mackenzie King warning against government duties that could stagnate trade. The exchange cites global moves to lower tariffs and cites a Montreal safety pin maker as an example of protectionist measures harming Canadian industry. The debate resumes in Parliament as budget duties are reviewed.
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MacKenzie King
Ottawa
Canada
Autica
Luce
Montreal
Horse Stealing Case Traced by A P P Officers
Sergt Allen and Stock Detective Shaw traced and convicted Edward Tilleman a Bowmanton district farmer in a rapid operation from Medicine Hat to Hilda. He confessed to stealing unbranded horses and turning them into a lease near Horsham Saskatchewan. Tilleman pled guilty and received eighteen months in Lethbridge provincial gaol.
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Sergt.Allen
Alberta
Shaw
Edward Tilleman
Bowmanton
Medicine War
Tilleman
Horsham
Saskatchewan
Reinhold Brest
Sergt. Allen
Gottlieb Brost
T. & Montgomery
Hilda
Lethbridge
Grain Inspections Report For Winnipeg Area
Inspections yesterday totaled 279 with 195 contracts. Oats 43, barley 46, flax 15, rye 11. Last year comparisons show oats 12, barley 26, flax 15, rye 27, other grains none.
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Whype
Doings in Parliament July 10 Ottawa
Ottawa reports Parliament activity with the Senate not sitting Today in the House of Commons the tariff resolution will be reviewed in Ways and Means Estimates for Agriculture and Immigration likely to be taken up Yesterday the Senate deferred a decision on creating a committee to define Senatorial business relations with the Government In the Commons the Tariff Board bill received its third reading and tariff budget resolutions were considered in committee of Ways and Means
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Committee of Ways and Means
Departments of Agriculture and Immigration
Commons
Tariff Board
Louise C. McKinney Dies Noted Canadian Temperance Leader
Louise C. McKinney, Alberta pioneer and first woman elected to a legislative body in the British Empire, died at Claresholm after a brief illness. Survived by husband James and son Willard of Berlin NH, he expected tomorrow. She led the Dominion WCTU for 25 years and was active in temperance and I.C.C.E. work.
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Calgary
Louise C. McKinney
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
World Union
British Empire
Claresholm
Edmonton Unemployed Clash With Constables in Riots
In Edmonton a clash near the city police station followed a mass gathering of about 1,000 unemployed men at Market Square. Police used batons as rioters were rounded up. two officers were hit, and 17 rioters were detained. Jack Nicholson, communist leader, arrested. The mob threw a brick at the station.
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Edmonton
Uemfoe
Ornoon
Tody
Market
Jack Nicholson
Air Pageant Preparations For July 16 Visit
A morning meeting of the Airport Committee and Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for the Canada air pageant on July 16. The city will host a luncheon for visitors. the Royal Canadian Air Force group led by the Siskins includes pilots Hewson Riddell Hawtrey Gobeil and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canada Air Paeant
Royal ‘Canadian Air Force
Siskins
H. W. Hewson
W. Riddell
R. C. Hawtrey
J. A. Gobeil
Sergant
Vivian S. Roberts
G. Elliott
R.C.A.F. Group
Frank Hems
Robt. Laidlaw
John F. Riggs
Alex. Cantley
Corp
Geo. C. Ramshay
Jos. Gould
Stanley O. Partridge
A. J. Wilcox
Medicine Hat
Aeronca
Romeo Vachon
Greensley Island
Geoffrey O'Brian
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
de Haviland Aircraft Company
Peter Troup
Floods in Kwantung Province Drown Over Three Thousand
In Canton on July 10 reports say more than 3000 people have drowned due to recent floods in Kwantung Province. Authorities believe the East and North rivers are subsiding across most areas.
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Canton
China
Kwantung Province
International Wheat Conference forms committee in London
The permanent committee of the International Wheat Conference was formed today in London. It plans to set up a statistics bureau to collect wheat data to help raise world prices. The weather was cool and showery with temperatures around 88 and 66.
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London
Germany's 1931 crop totals released
Berlin reports official German crop estimates for 1931 with wheat at 4,570,000 tons, rye 7,328,000, winter barley 523,000, summer barley 2,680,000, and oats 6,530,000. Wheat up 780,000 tons from last year while rye falls 260,000 tons due to shifts in acreage.
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Berlin
Stop Nude Parades by Doukhobors in Canada
Ottawa July 10 Three years imprisonment may be imposed for parading nude under an amendment to the Criminal Code introduced by Justice Minister Hugh Guthrie. The measure targets nude parades by Doukhobors in Western Canada and defines nude as being scantily clad indecent.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Hugh Guthrie
Canada
Alberta to receive nine million debenture on school lands funds
Edmonton reports that the Dominion issues a three year debenture for 9,564,569 dollars to Alberta. The funds come from school lands proceeds since 1905, with annual interest of five percent for three years. Transfer of natural resources to provincial control ends Dominion handling of the funds. Premier Brownlee and Treasurer Reid express satisfaction with the settlement.
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Edmonton
Alberta
R. G. Reid
Ottawa
Dominion
Brownlee
Reid
Prairie wheat outlook sparks calls for new boards and liquidity
Pool statistician Andrew Cairns told a Commons committee that farmers face cash strain and a price glut as harvests approach. He urged action to attract speculation, proposing a national or inter provincial wheat board or a Wheat Pool arrangement, with Manitoba and Prairie provinces arranging loan guarantees and earnings sharing to avoid taxation and stabilize markets.
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E. J. Garland
U. F.A
Bow River
Cairns
National Wheat Board
Inter-Provincial Wheat Board
Prairie Provinces
Andrew Cairns
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
John Bracken
Liverpool
Canadian Wheat Marketing Discussed By Winnipeg Witnesses
James Richardson of Winnipeg and Andrew Cairns of Winnipeg testified to the House of Commons agriculture committee on marketing Canadian wheat. They warned of large 200 million bushel carryovers in North America and another 200 million in growing countries, debated a possible wheat board, and stressed economic causes over policy. Cairns cautioned a market flood could trigger a national catastrophe and hedge needs, while noting European self-sufficiency lessons from the war.
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Ottawa
Andrew Cairns
Canadian Wheat Pool
House of Commons Committee On Agriculture
Stamp Commission
Cairns
Europe
Ottwa
James Richardson
Winnipeg
Nagenoo
Richardson
Wheat Board
Australia
Commonwealth
Canada
Dominion
Hia dAahta
Toronto Holdup Men Caught In the Act
Two armed masked men held up four Old Mill Tea Rooms employees then locked them in the refrigerator before being captured by police as they cracked the gate. Joseph Webb and Ernest Edwards, both 30, face armed robbery charges after quick police response. Leslie Young, a gas company employee who cleans stoves for the site, notified authorities.
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Toronto
Old Mill
Joseph Webb
Ernest Edwards
Leslie Young
Gas Company
Britain to suspend German annuity payment in moratorium
The British government informs the Bank for International Settlements it will not expect payment of the German annuity due July 15. The move accompanies a wartime moratorium and comes as vaudeville performers, once earning 200 to 700 dollars weekly, roam London unemployed and penniless.
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London
Bank For International Settlements
Sask Wheat Pool Endorses Western Producer Policy Update
Regina July 10 delegates at the Saskatoon based Wheat Pool semi annual meeting endorsed the directorate decision to take over the Western Producer and keep its editorial stance. The group thanked Harris Turner and staff and urged continued development of publicity for cooperative marketing and farmers' organization work in Saskatchewan.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Saskatoon
Harris Turner
Organized Farmers
Saskatcheewan
W. A. MacLeod
Winnipeg
Co- Operative Wheat Producers Limited
H. S. Fry
Modern Press Limited
A. P. Waldron
A. J. McPhail
Giess
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Rt. Henrik
B. Bennett
House In Committee of
A.P.P
Mrs. McKinney
Arctic
Greenland
Betty Courtauld
Samuel Courtauld
Ralph Raynor
Royal Corps Signals
Ralstead
Essex
England
G. Sims
William Resseginer
Aviation League
Georg M. Ross
Imperial Oil Ltd
Pat Reid
Germany
Alta
Opti
Britain
City OF Medicine
Igsmande
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