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The fragment notes a Friday July 26 1935 date with department mentions for reporting editorial advertising circulation and phone contact. No clear event or person names are readable.
26 Jul 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
1
The fragment notes a Friday July 26 1935 date with department mentions for reporting editorial advertising circulation and phone contact. No clear event or person names are readable.
The Toronto Globe urges British style brevity in political speeches ahead of the election contest. Sir Francis Floud notes Canadians tolerate long addresses less than Britons, but emphasizes getting to the high spots quickly. A single strong, concise argument is valued over rambling orations.
The Free Press counters Hon. Robert Weir by citing Canada’s export values for 1930 and recent years. It notes 1930 exports at 1.12 billion and May 1931 to 670 million, with Britain's trade down from 281 to 275 million and U S exports from 515 to 232 million, arguing Liberal blame is misplaced.
The passage argues that both Mr. Bennett and Mr. Stevens recognize their branches of the high tariff party are headed for defeat in the coming election, signaling a likely collapse of party unity and momentum.
The Toronto Star notes a Liberal trend across fifteen contests since September 1932, with fourteen Liberal victories. Only East Toronto by election narrowly favored Conservatives due to Church’s local support. The Star predicts Liberals will form Ottawa’s government, a view echoed by the Vancouver Province’s quote.
Daily departures connect Toronto Montreal Winnipeg St Paul Chicago Victoria Vancouver Calgary and Retlaw Lemond Nelson Lethbridge Lomond with multiple daily trains. Train No 13 links Chicago St Paul to Vancouver arriving 1 45 a m and No 14 returns from Vancouver to Chicago arriving 11 30 p m with no day coaches between Vancouver and Mooge.
An attorney reviews Herbert Boyd’s constitutional position on provincial credit. He cites Boyd’s 1934 testimony that credit would fall under Dominion jurisdiction, notes a later shift claiming no provincial right, and argues that “jurisdiction” should be read as powers. He dismisses Alberta members’ Ottawa request as novel but lame, noting the Dominion issues money periodically.
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