Farmers March on Capital to Back Deposed North Dakota Governor
Reports say hundreds maybe thousands of farmers head to Bismarck to back William Langer ousted by a state Supreme Court order. Lieutenant Governor Olson takes office as National Guard is deployed with limited disorder reported.
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Capial
North Dakota
Bismarck
William Langer
North Parkota
Supreme Court
Farmeyrs
Ole Olson
Langer
A.P
State Supreme Court
William L. Meer
Teed
Cout
High Court
Ivst
O. H. Olson
Olson
North Dakota National Guard
Farl Surles
San Francisco Strike Ends Vote Declares Call Off
San Francisco general strike committee voted to end the walkout amid signs of normalcy. The July 19 vote was reported as 174 to 93, with mediators seeking a settlement as Roosevelt urged common sense and the federal mediation board to help.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Associated Press
United States
Peace
Roosevelt
Perkins
Federal Mediation Board
Canada Captures MacKinnon Trophy at Bisley Camp
Canada won the MacKinnon Challenge Cup at Bisley Camp, collecting 1,080 points to beat England on 1,073 and Scotland on 1,062 in the 44 year history of the event. The cup match was contested by 12 man teams. Princess Eugenia Raditzine of Russia died at 70 in Nice.
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Bisley
Canada
MacKinnon
England
Scotland
Nice
France
Eugenia Ralitzine
Russia
Alexander
Peten
Poland Seeks Preconditions for French Pact Signature
Polish sources say Warsaw would require three types of conditions precede signing the French regional pact proposal. The Polish press is cool on the idea, Britain approves, Germany opposes. Poland’s understanding with Germany adds interest to Warsaw’s stance.
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London
C.p.havas
Poland
Germany
Warsaw
Canadian archivist’s wife found dead near Bourne Bridge
The severely mutilated body of Mrs. Biggar, 58, Canadian born wife of Dr. H. P. Biggar, chief archivist of Canada in Europe, was found on the Southern Railway tracks near Bourne bridge at Worplesdon. She wore a nightgown dressing gown and slippers, and investigators believe she was walking in her sleep when struck by a train.
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Woking
England
Mrs. Biggar
H. P. Biggar
Canada
Europe
Bourne Bridge
Worpiesdon
Five Die In Auto Truck Crash Near Bloomington
Five Chandlerville residents including Ezra Vaubhan and Cal N Armstrong with his wife Doris May French 14 killed when the car they rode in collided with a truck en route to the Chicago World's Fair. The victims included Mr Vaubhan and Mrs Vaubhan both 56, Cal N Armstrong 48, his wife 44, and Doris May French 14.
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Bloomington
Chicago
Chandlerville
Ill
Ezra Vaubhan
Cal. N. Armstrong
Doris May French
RAF Expansion Outlined in Commons Plans
London date July 179. Acting Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin outlined a major RAF expansion to four years, adding 41 squadrons and about 4506 aircraft beyond the current authorized rise. The force would rise from about 503 first line aircraft to a much larger total in the plan.
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London
Royal Air Force
House of Conmunions
Stanley Baldwin
Soc
Man Who Hurdled Bottle Is Discharged At Police Court
A man who hurled a bottle at the King and Queen was discharged at the Edinburgh police court. The event occurred as the royal car traveled from Harthill to Edinburgh. The King reportedly asked for the man to be freed. Police noted a bottle burst behind the royal car. In Toronto a 16 to 17 year old girl was found murdered behind a hedge with clothing torn and a forehead wound.
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Edinburgh
Harthill
Toronto
Best Program at the Vauxhall Stampede in Years
A lively Stampede program at Vauxhall drew many Medicine Hat residents and visitors. Officials and judges from Taber Lethbridge Grantham and other towns oversaw sheep dog trials and horse races with notable participants and a cup donated by Jas Nose of Grantham.
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Sretar
Max Donaldson, Jr
Loupede
M. Higdon
Mangi Pties
Li. Minor
Medicine Hat
John Mathaywell
Thelma
J. McLean
Jas Nose
Grantham
Pump business sees moves amid regional talks
Local officials discuss expanding water pump projects with Joy Southe Watua Qave and partners. Stakeholders consider funding, timelines, and potential environmental impacts as preliminary steps toward an UAE backed initiative.
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Feetadere
Pepeartoy al Uae
Welb
Theft of Negotiable Drafts Rocks Chicago Rail Hub
Police detain two men after a theft report of negotiable drafts tied to the Chicago Milwaukie St Paul Railway. Drafts totaling 225000 including 16900 and 319000 to Milwaukee First Wisconsin National Bank and Minneapolis Northwestern National Bank were last seen before June and not delivered. A messenger, Joseph Fuscone, 23, took papers to mail. a $16.89 draft to Scell Petroleum was found washed in a tavern owned by Johnny Oreske. Oreske named taxi driver Charles Herman Miller as the man who cashed it. Miller and another taxi driver, Joseph Guidra, were questioned.
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Chicago
APA
Chicago, Milwenuinese& St. Paul
First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee
Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
Joseph Fuscone
Scell Petroleum Corporation
St. Louis
Johnny
Oreske
Charles Herman Miller
Miller
Joseph Guidra
Shocking Premier Action Reported In Toronto
Two civilians on Governor's Island aided two army prisoners to escape after disarming a sentry in a dramatic incident. The report notes continuing demonstrations and political tension amid hunger and unrest in wartime.
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New York
Governor's Island
Hoadley to Attend Relief Conference
Hoadley minister of health C. Hon. ecree Hoadley will go to Olaws as representative of the Alberta government at the Dominion provincial conference on unemployment zone set for July 30. A preliminary meeting of the four Western provinces in Winnipeg on July 25 has been suggested.
Butter surplus discussed by Prairie manufacturers
Regina reports a 22,000,000 pound Canada wide butter surplus this year. Federal agriculture minister Robert Weir led a meeting of butter manufacturers from the three Prairie provinces to seek ways to move the surplus and prevent price slump while noting West markets are currently fair.
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Regina
C.P
Robert Weir
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Weir
Grain Prices Rally Ending Close in Winnipeg Trade
Wheat futures edged higher late in the Winnipeg Grain Exchange session but finished 1.5 to 4.5 cents lower. July moved to 84.5-8 cents, October 87-8, December 81-4 as rains across Western Canada cooled earlier buying. The Chicago market also fell, tempering demand expectations.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Canada
Chicago
Canada plans active tourist campaign for 1932
The report notes no large expenditures this year but outlines preparations to launch a 1932 Canadian tourist drive. Hon. R. J. Manion, minister of railways, says two new Dominion tourist bureau offices will be created with civil servants and representative Canadians guiding the effort.
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C.P
Canada
R. J. Manion
New Dominion Tourist Bureau
Pin
Spanish Underground Workers in on Strike
Reports indicate a strike involving Spanish underground workers and related labor unrest. The piece notes tensions, the effect on wages, and potential responses from authorities and unions amid ongoing disruptions. The item references Canadian and Ottawa notes about assignments and commercial failures in May, showing a wider economic impact.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Finance Conference Yields No New Policy Details
Ottawa July 20. Officials said a daylong discussion between Finance Minister E N Rhodes and Bank of Montreal general manager Jackson Dodds canvassed the general financial situation. No new policy emerged. the government plans a large flotation this fall and conditions were discussed.
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Ottawa
C.P
E. N. Rhodes
Jackson Dodds
Bank of Montreal
Rumors of Nazi retaliation and trials raise German unrest
Berlin reports circulate that Munich hosts trials for June 30 revolt participants with a Nazi court martial feared to condemn up to 2000 defendants. Officials deny execution rumors while weather and vacation absences dull cabinet activity and feed speculation of political shakeups in Germany.
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Berlin
Tne
Munich
Didy
C.p.havas
Adolf Hitler
Jang von Papen
Fon
Germany
Rain Needed In Southern Districts Across Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg July 20 The agricul tural department reports hot but beneficial past seven days for crops in many districts yet southern sections face urgent rain shortage. Wheat oats and barley show head-out development with rainfall varying by locality. Northern Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta stay fair to cool with rain needed in central and western areas.
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Praii
Canadian Pacific Railway
Agricultal Department
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Post
Alberta
Prem MacDonald Enjoys His Holiday
Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald rested in a seaside cottage in Digby Nova Scotia with his daughter Ishbel and a Scotland Yard detective en route through the Canadian Maritimes He spoke of Britain's recovery achieved through united effort honest politics and sacrifices for national ends during his visit
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Digby
N.S
C.P
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Drought Wrecks World Wheat Markets Says Robson
Sir Herbert Robson of the London Corn Trade Association warns the worst drought in 40 years has driven wheat prices higher. He cites 18.5 percent gains for Liverpool in October deliveries and 29.8 percent for Winnipeg since April. He estimates global export needs at 560 million bushels and notes major producers like Australia Canada Argentina and Russia face sharp drops with U.S. crop failures looming.
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London
Herbert Robson
London Corn Trade Association
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Robson
U.S
Russia
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Corn Exchange
Dominion
Europe
C.C.F Meeting Set For Monday Night Here
Public gathering at Dwedies Hall Monday evening features Ernest E. Winch of Burnaby B C as principal speaker. His topic is How Can Capitalism Survive and he will discuss observations on the recent convention of the CLOLR party in Winnipeg.
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Dwedies Hall
CLC
Yiarty
Ernest EB. Winch
Ml.a
Burnaby
B.C
Mar Winch
Clolr Party
Winnipep
Smallest Dionne Baby Tumor Confirmed
Corbeil ontario July 20 The smallest of the Dionne quintuplets once thought to have a birthmark on her left leg is now confirmed as a tumor. The mass consists of large blood vessels in the left leg about 1 1/4 inches in diameter and is slowly enlarging though the child shows no distress.
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Corbeil
Ont
Marie
Dionne
Hollywood Morals Trial Proceeding
Serena Rowland testified for the defense in Hollywood morals case saying June Delong admitted regrets over charges against Dave Allen and Gloria Marsh. Allen and Miss Marsh deny involvement in an immoral party with Delong at her apartment and defense calls the case a frame up.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Serena Rowland
Hollywood
June Delong
Dave Allen
Gloria Marsh
Miss Delong
Canadian Exports Rise in June Driven by Empire Markets
Canadian exports in June rose by 12 million dollars from a year earlier driven by demand from British Empire markets. Whiskey to the United Kingdom jumped to 393 thousand dollars, total whiskey exports reached 436 thousand. Wheat exports climbed to 14.37 million dollars, with rubber, vegetables, fruits, and cattle also higher, cattle mostly sent to the United Kingdom.
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Ottawa
C.P
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
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