New German Austrian Accord Eases Long Feud
Berlin reports a friendly settlement ending decades of tension between Germany and Austria. Goebbels declares mutual noninterference and cooperation to stabilise Central Europe, while recognizing Austria's independence. Vienna greets the rapprochement with enthusiasm amid refugee relief and mixed reaction from Austrian Nazis and legitimists.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reichs
Goebbels
Italy
Hungary
Hapsburg
Franz von Papen
Vienna
Heimwehrmen
Otto
Baron Hans von Zessner
Basic Dividends Registration To Begin In Alberta
Calgary July 12 Registration of Alberta residents for Social Credit Dividends would begin soon an announcement said by Provincial Secretary Manning in the legislature. Members willing to devote three to six weeks of unpaid government service were asked to contact Premier Aberhart by July 20. Manning said time was needed for the registration which would grant benefits under Social Credit principles amid opposition from the capitalist press.
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Calgary
C.P
Alberta
Prophetic Bible ‘Institute
E. C
Anerhatt
Social Credit SS
Manning
E. P. Ranch Hit Hard by Drought in Alberta
Edmonton July 11 A drought stricken Pekisko King Edward's ranch suffers feed shortages. The King has not sought Alberta relief. Hon W N Chant provincial minister of agriculture commented that the B P ranch is meeting its own needs amid the dry conditions in southern districts.
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Edmonton
King Edward's
Pekisko
Alberta
W. N. Chant
B.P
Real Live Donkeys Set for Ball Games this Week
An impression persists that donkey baseball is a gag but actually trained donkeys will be used in tests scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. The article notes rules for the event and promises authentic participation by animals and handlers.
Canadians Veterans Reach Plymouth for Vimy Memorial Visits
The advance guard of 6,000 Canadian veterans bound for the Vimy Ridge memorial ceremony arrives in Plymouth England. They will attend the July 26 unveiling and are joined by 27 Canadian schoolboys touring England. The party will visit Bath Birmingham and several other cities before returning home.
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Plymouth
England
C.p.havas
Canada
Vimy Ridge
Bath
Birmingham
CPR Lawn Bowlers Lose Close Vancouver Match
The CPR Lawn Bowlers led by A Worsley J Gray F Fisher with W Gallagher as skip lost their first Vancouver tournament game 18 to 17.
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C.P.R
Vancouver
A. Worsley
J. Gray
F. Fisher
W. Gallagher
Chamber Heads Meet Thursday at Assiniboian Hotel
Directors of the Medicine Hat chamber of commerce will meet at a luncheon in the Assiniboian Hotel on Thursday July 16 at 12 15 announced by secretary Walter Huckvale. Agenda items include several matters of general interest. James Maguire 85 native of Pakenham Ontario died in Olympia.
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Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce
Assiniboian Hotel
Walter “‘Huckvale
James Maguire
Pakenham, Ont
Olympia
Canada to Lift Sanctions on Wednesday
Ottawa reports Canada will lift economic sanctions against Italy next Wednesday in line with League of Nations recommendations. Three orders in council repealed at a cabinet session will remove trade barriers. goods arriving before Wednesday face embargo, afterward trade is free.
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Ottawa
C.P
League of Nations
Canada
Italy
League Coordination
League
Monarchist Leader Jose Calvo Sotelo Is Killed in Madrid
The body of monarchist leader Jose Calvo Sotelo was found in the municipal cemetery after being taken from his home by men in assault guards uniforms. He had been accused of leading a Fascist movement and was killed by clubs knives and gunshots.
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Madrid
C.P
Jose Calvo Sotelo
Spain
Penitentiary Guard Fatally Stabbed in Kingston Incident
Kingst on July 13 guards at Kingston penitentiary faced a deadly assault when prisoner Chester Crossley stabbed guard John McCormick four times during a medical parade. McCormick died next morning. Nurse Jack Toomey remained seriously ill. Crossley, serving a life term, was overpowered and confined.
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Kingston
John’ McCormick
Chester Crossley
Kingston Penitentiary
McCormick
Jack
Toomey
Crossley
Fear Crisis in South Alberta
In July in Edmonton CP reports southern Alberta faces a growing feed shortage for livestock. Minister of Agriculture W N Chant warns drought heat grasshoppers and gophers threaten pastures and grain. Ottawa is studying provincial needs as a potential crisis looms by winter.
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Edmonton
Alberta
W. N. Chant
Chant
Ottawa
Dominion
Paris May Push Locarno Talks After Berlin Vienna Pact
French officials indicate possible Locarno security breakdown as Berlin Vienna pact shapes three western powers Britain France and Belgium. Paris demands a new conference in Brussels and insists Germany not attend until Hitler outlines a renewal basis for Locarno participation.
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Paris
C.P
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Austria
Brussels
Germany
Hitler
B C Refuses To Accept Interest Cut
British Columbia treasury rejects Alberta government bond interest cut as full payment. Finance Minister John Hart says BC will treat the reduced interest as partial payment without prejudice, with bearer bonds not to be presented until the situation clarifies. BC holds about 1.5 million dollars in Alberta bonds, over a million in Workmen's Compensation Board funds.
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Victoria
C.P
Alberta
British Columbia
John Hart
Hart
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Heat Toll Tops 450 in Ontario as Cities Struggle
Toronto reports up to 450 deaths from heat and related causes after six days of extreme temperatures. Officials say many are elderly or infants. some deaths may reach 500 by nightfall. Extra grave diggers and out-of-town hearses are assisting.
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Toronto
C.P
Prairies
Canada
Rockies
Gaspe
Ontario
Dominion
Emerson
Man
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Chicago
Rocky Mountain States
Illinois
Michigan
Rocy Mountain
Eastern Plains
Middle Atlantic
Wyoming
Montana-Dakota
Baseball Scores From Across The Nation
Fragmentary box score notes list teams Boston Pittsburgh Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York Cleveland and others with various player pairings and line scores. The scattered figures reference pitchers batters and run tallies across multiple games with no complete results available.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Lawson and
Myatt
Ross and Hayes
Chicago
New York
Whitehead
Hemsley
Whitehill and
Milnes
Cleveland
Boston
Blacholder
Pytlak
Ostermueller
Henry
Russell
R. Ferrell
States Temperatures Drop with Rain
Cool ing rain spread across the United States drought land reducing heat as temperatures fell from the hundreds to the forties. The cool wave moved in from the Northern Pacific Friday night bringing rain, easing drought in Montana Wyoming Idaho and the western Dakotas where heat had been severe. Death toll from the heat plagues stood at eighty seven hundred and eighty one as relief began.
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Chicago
United States
Rocky Mountains
Northern
Pacific
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Dakotas
Drought Thaws as Cool Front Prompts Regional Rain Outlook
Rain and cooler air finally moved into the drought-stricken region after days of extreme heat. Temperatures ranged from the high 40s in Montana to the high 60s and 70s in the Dakotas and Wyoming, with forecasts showing further eastern reach. Analysts warned moisture may help revive crops but cautioned it is too early to gauge full impact on yields.
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Pera
Kalisbel
Mont
Helena
Sheridan
Wyo
Denver
Gal
Rapid City
S.D
Williston
N.D
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Atlantic
Chicago
J. R. Lloyd
Mississippi
New York City
Pensions Payouts Begin Despite Court Ruling
The Roosevelt administration moves to pay railroad pensions from the U S treasury after a court decision limited tax collection for the fund The Railroad Retirement Board says about 4 000 workers are eligible now with 18 annuities certified ranging from 13 55 to 91 04 monthly The board expects a Supreme Court ruling before funds run out and notes the move mirrors a broader future Social Security program urban workers across the nation await similar pensions
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Washington
A.P
Roosevelt Administration
United States
Treasury
Railroad‘Retirement Board
Tase
Jennings Bailey
United States District Court
Congress
Railroad Retirement Board
Supreme Court
Murray W. Latimer
America
Latimer
Lindbergh Invents A New Type Of Airplane
The Sunday Graphic reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has developed a new airplane called a flying caravan. A British firm is said to be building it, with convertible seats into bunks and unusually large fuel tanks.
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London
C.P
the Sunday Graphic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arizona Rider Wins North American Championship at Calgary
Earl Thode of Casa Grande Arizona crowned ace cowpuncher at Calgarys Sus annual rodeo after a week of rough events. Herman Linder earned North American all round title despite a bruised face and broken collarbone, while Warner Linder captured North American calf roping honors. Floyd Peters and Gordon Dubray took calf roping and runner up spots respectively.
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Calgary
C.P
Earl Thode
Casa Grande
Ariz
Tyo
Pup
R. Bi. Bennett
Harry Knight
Conachdy
Ald
Herman Linder
Harry
Walsh
Alta
Warner _ Linder
North
Floyd. Peters
Cardston
Gordon Dubray
Brownsing
Mont
Bahey Named Director for Alberta at World Federation
Bahey was named director for Alberta at the British Israel World Federation during the Montreal convention, with duties tied to regional advocacy and organizational leadership.
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Ck Bahey
Albérta
Montreal
Ancient Habitations Unearthed on St Lawrence Island
At St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea six habitation layers with skeletons and tools were found, suggesting thousands of years of Eskimo life and a possible migration route from Asia. Otto William Geist and Dr. Charles Bunnell led the study for the University of Alaska, with publication planned after extensive fieldwork.
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Washington
A.P
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Otto William Geist
University of Alaska
Charles Bunnell
A . Geist
Nile
Asia
Geist
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