Mussolini Says Ethiopians Halted Consul Auto at Dareducu
London reports record Italy pushing for expansion while British Foreign Secretary Hoare cautions against war. Italy accuses Ethiopia of hostile acts including an attack on a consular guard and halting the consul’s car near Daredeue. Rome cites Ethiopian provocations, while Britain seeks restraint and League intervention remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
Rome
A. E. Stuntz
A.P
Benito Mussolini
Harrar
Addis Ababa
League of Nations
League
Daredeue
Dina Grandi
Anthony Eden
Grandi
Eritrea
Somaliland
Crop Progress Report From CPR Highlights Wheat Heading In Manitoba
CPR crop survey reports steady prairie progress with wheat heading in many districts. Manitoba and east Saskatchewan show 25 to 75 percent with good head length while other areas have shot blade. early sown barley heads well. oats 14 to 16 inches high. fall rye filling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C.P.R
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Red River Valley
Portage la Prairie
Peace River
Walsh Sports Day Draws 500 Despite Depression
Walsh held its annual sports on Wednesday July 10 with 500 attendees. Events included foot races horse races steer riding and softball with winners led by Maud Beauty Darky Trixy and Gallant relays. A big barn dance closed the day and prizes were awarded by judges McArthur Borman and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
T. Borth
Maud
Ed Noble
Nancy
Gott Ley
Beauty
Hoffman
Darky
Guenther
Gott Lex
Ed Roth
Ed Schlaht
Ginger
Ley
B. Hoffman
Bill Hoffman
E. Hoffman
R. Hoffman
John Schlaht
Schlacht
A. Dessaris
A. M. Scott
A. B. Wokeroth
Large Candidate Field for Dominion Elections in September
Ottawa July 12 CP more than 300 candidates nominated for the Dominion elections expected in September Liberal party has 148 nominees Conservative 80 CCF 77 totaling 305 The new party led by Hon H H Stevens plans candidates in all 245 ridings Alberta Conservatives nominate 1 Liberal 15 CCF 5 with 17 seats in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
H. H. Stevens
Homesick for Canada Ohio Man Anxious to Settle Down In Asia
A Cincinnati businessman with Canadian citizenship seeks to return to Alberta after fourteen years in the United States. He offers strong references from major U S engineering and chemical firms and aims to work as a production engineer and plant executive. His wife has relatives in Olds Canada and he desires frequent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Asia
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Olds
Italian government cites arrests in Gondar and Addis Ababa
The July 12 communique reports the temporary arrest of the wife of the Italian consul in Gondar Ethiopia and arrests of several servants of the Italian military attache in Addis Ababa along with a number of minor incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
C.P
Gondar
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
No date set for federal election in Ottawa report
Ottawa report notes Premier Bennett chairs cabinet council discussions on relief, pending Senatorial appointments, and the lack of any announced date for the general election. The Prime Minister gave no opinion on when the election would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
Bennett
Sam Gobell
Compton
Que
Onesime Gagnin
Dorchester
Sauve
Duranteau
John I. McFarland
Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers Limited
New- Canadian Wheat Board
Robert McKee
Vancouver
Paul Bredt
Manitoba Pool
Canada Gold Revaluation Boosts Treasury and Banks Profits
Ottawa July 11 The Canadian treasury earned about 36 million dollars from gold revaluation and chartered banks gained roughly 10.5 million dollars. The Bank of Canada weekly statement notes the Exchange Fund Act’s effect, valuing gold at about 35 dollars an ounce versus the prior par 20.57 dollars. Gold profits are earmarked for the exchange fund when created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
Bank of Canada
Scrappy Britisher Challenges Fanelli to Duel
A London letter signed Edward A. Dickinson offers to take Major Attlee’s place in a duel with Captain G A Fanelli. Attlee declined the challenge as “obsolete and barbarous,” but Dickinson says English honor requires a test. Fanelli, away from Rome, is unlikely to accept the duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCME
A.P
Edward A. Dickinson
Highbury Grange
London
G. A. Fanelli
Clement Richard Attlee
Fanelli
Attlee
Rome
Reconstruction Party unveils 15 point manifesto led by H H Stevens
Toronto July 12 The Reconstruction Party issues a 15 point program addressing Canada s economic and social challenges. Key proposals include unit based taxation on large corporations, a Dominion agricultural board, nationalization of the Bank of Canada, price regulation reforms, a vast public works push, housing finance, and labor protections with a focus on veterans and women s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C.P
Reform
New Reconstruction Party
H. H. Stevens
Canada
Stevens
Price Spreads Commission
Dominion
Dominion Agricultural Board
Great Britain
Bank of Canada
Federal Trade and Industry Commission
Northland
B.N.A
Canadian National Railways
Reconstruction Party
Brig General Langton Dies At Bala Summer Home
Brigadier General J. G. Langton longtime head of the Toronto harbor commission since 1926 died today at his Bala Ontario summer residence per word received. He led the commission for decades guiding harbor development and policy. His death коротко marks a major loss for Toronto's maritime administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C.P
J. G. Langton
Toronto Harbor Commission
Bala
Ont
Varsity Days Of Church Dignitary Recalled By Long
The Rt. Rev. EK H Oliver a longtime St Andrews college head and former United Church moderator died during a summer lecture tour. He and Hector Lang MLA Medicine Hat were Toronto class of 1901 mates with Lang expressing regret and recalling Oliver as a brilliant student and longtime friend in Medicine Hat district. Oliver last spoke in Medicine Hat two years ago at Fifth Avenue United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. H. Oliver
St. Andrew's College
Saskatoon
United Church of Canada
Hector Lang
M.L.A
Medicine Hat
Alberta
University of Toronto
Lang
Dr. Oliver
Edmund Oliver
Walsh
Fifth Avenue United Church
Welsh Arithmetic Conundrum Stumps Education Chief
Oliver Stanley, new president of the Board for Education, cannot answer a Welsh 11 year olds exam riddle about a rabbit and a greyhound. MP W G Cove taunts ministers as the House laughs at the conundrum and Whitehall debates its solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oliver Stanley
Board For Education
W. G. Cove
Labor
Aberavon
House of Commons
Mr. Cove
Stanley
Legion Picnic Set At Elkwater Lake For Children
Notes from Redcliff reports the Legion annual picnic for children at Elkwater Lake on Sunday July 14. Cars depart 8 a m. bring lunch and a cup. Legion members with cars to arrive early at the clubrooms. Also details a Stampede association meeting Monday at 8 p m in Legion club rooms. Bergeron store ice cream parlor fire causes $400 damage with loss of stock and living quarters. fire origin unknown. insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Elkwater Lake
J. Stratton
Betty
Calgary
Thomas E. Todd
Joan White
Medicine Hat
Norma Osgood
Guy Horne
Lily McCleary
Los Angeles
Redcliff
A. Paterson
Bergeron
J. Bergeron
Broadway
Stratosphere Balloon Collapses Before Flight
In Rapid City South Dakota the National Geographic Society US Army air corps stratosphere balloon collapsed this morning one hour before takeoff. Five workers in the gondola escaped by jumping to safety. 375000 cubic feet of helium escaped and the flight was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S.D
C.P
National Geographic Society
United States Army Air Corps
Cabinet shuffle tightens Bennett team before vote
Ottawa July 12 The retirement announcements by R C Matthews and E N Rhodes escalate cabinet changes before the election. Hugh Guthrie, Alfred Duranteau, Arthur Sauve, J R Macdonald and others are tipped for moves as new posts and senate seats are debated. Potential reshuffles include J Earl Lawson entering as National Revenue minister and J L Bowman replacing Murphy in Manitoba representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
R. C. Matthews
National Revenue
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Matthews
Finance
E. N. Rhodes
Genera
Justice
Hugh Guthrie
Alfred Duranteau
Marine
Arthur Sauve
Murphy
Manitoba
J. L. Bowman
House of Commons
Dauphin
W. G. Ernst
Queens- Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Rhodes
National Defence
Gordon Harrington
Harrington
Woodsworth Attacks Stevens In Reconstruction Platform
J B Woodsworth MP Winnipeg North Central and C C F leader denounces H H Stevens reconstruction manifesto as superficial and unworkable. He accuses Stevens of five years in Bennett government blocking reforms and questions why Stevens supported monetary reform rhetoric while silent on nationalizing the Bank of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C.P
Stevens
Canada
J. 3. Woodsworth
Winnipeg North Central
Dominion
C.C.F
Reconstruction Party
H. H. Stevens
Bennett
Bank of Canada
Woodsworth
Australian Premier Addresses Meeting In Toronto
Rt. Hon. Joseph Aloysius Lyons, Australian Labor prime minister, spoke at a Toronto service club about economic recovery and balanced trade. He noted Australia bought $10,000,000 worth of Canadian goods and Canada bought $6,000,000 from Australia, urging a more equal balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C.P
Joseph Aloysius Lyons
Labor
Australia
Iikes
Canada
Mitchell F. Fenburn
Ontario
New Zealand
T’n
Ralph Connor Praises Dominion Ties Across the Pacific
Canadian author Rev. C. W. Gordon also known as Ralph Connor spoke to the Canadian Club in Vancouver about Dominion pride across the Pacific. He had just returned from Australia and New Zealand and urged stronger ties within the Empire and goodwill toward the world while acknowledging Canada’s complex history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Pacific
C. W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
Australia
New Zealand
Son of W. G. Ross Drowns in Buffalo Lake
The body of Rafe Ross an 18 year old visitor and son of W. G. Ross K C M U A was found this afternoon after drowning yesterday in Buffalo lake 18 miles north of Moose Jaw He fell from a canoe while holidaying with friends Coroner J M Hourigan of Moore law left for the scene to determine if an inquest will be held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
C.P
Rafe Ross
W. G. Ross
K.C
M.U.A
Buffalo Lake
Here
J. M. Hourigan
Moore Law
Isabela Benson Committed for Trial in $31,000 Theft
Miss Isabella Benson, former secretary treasurer of the Niagara Falls Bulletin Savings and Loan Association, was committed for trial by Magistrate J. B. Hopkings after being charged with stealing $31,000. The action was reported from Niagara Falls Ontario.
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C.P
Niagara Falls Bulleting, Savings and Loan Association
Isabella Benson
J. B. Hopkings
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Geneva
Africa
Gaston Jeze
Paris
C.P.R. Crop Report
Walsh Sports
A. W. Murphy
Ninth Street
Prairie City
6Th Ave
Hon. H. H. Stevens
Long
United Church
Karlsrupe
Ministry of the Interior
Baden “Steel Helmets
Steel Helmets
Guthrie
Sister Dominions
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Leeds
England
South Africa
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