Voice of Papen Denies Dictatorship Urging in Atlantic Broadcast
Berlin July 29 Franz von Papen assured listeners in a trans Atlantic English language broadcast that his cabinet would not seek a German dictatorship. He attacked the Versailles treaty saying it fuels radicalism and that Germany faces civil strife from extremism while preparing for Reichstag elections. He warned communists and National Socialists threaten stability as storm troops move toward Sunday’s vote.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Germany
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Prussia
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Communist’ Executive Committee
Kurt von Chleicher
von Neurath
Andre Francois-Ponchet
Henry von Neurath
von Schleicher
Europe
Kurt von Schleicher
Andre Francois-Poncet
Herr von Neurath
Paris
Herriot
von Hoesch
Wrestle Champ Gus Sonnenberg Arrested on Manslaughter Charge
Belmont July 30 Gus Sonnenberg former heavyweight wrestling champion was arrested on a manslaughter warrant in the death of Patrolman Richard L Morrisey after a July 19 automobile crash in Northioio. He faces DUI charges from the same incident and sustained injuries in the crash.
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Belmont, Magss
Gus Sonnenberg
Richard L. Morrisey
Sonnenberg
Morrisey
North Ioidover
Riotous Election Feared in Germany Tomorrow
Berlin police deployed twenty thousand officers with armored cars and radio units ready for rapid action during the election. No public parades or large gatherings were allowed and broadcasts under government supervision would track results. The campaign’s end saw five deaths in the provinces amid clashes between Communists and police, with seven Iron Front members stabbed in Nuremberg.
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Berlin
Daly
Hindenburg
Republican Iron Front Organization
Themi
Naals
Nuremburg
Far and cooler conditions after refreshing showers
An Elkwater Road report from Percy Kinnard notes yesterday's rain extended from Norton’s south to the lake, soaking a wide area of farmland. The moisture should improve crop heads and the road to the lake is in good condition with a big crowd expected tomorrow.
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Percy Kinnard
Elkwate
Norton’s
Bonus Seekers Leave Capital by the Score
Washington July 30. Bonus seekers by the score left the capital after a fire and tear gas attack scattered their camps. President Hoover deplored mob rule and expressed gratification that the challenge had been met swiftly and firmly. Three infantry companies camped on the scarred site of the bonus demanders center.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
Ana
Four Toronto arsonists jailed in Winnipeg case
Nine years in penitentiary handed to four Toronto prisoners by Justice Montague after conviction on arson conspiracy and attempted fraud. Fred Brown received four years, Leo Wadden and Charles Spratt two years each, Laura Holland one year. The Porter Block fire in June 1931 prompted the trial with claims of $100 000 insurance and over fifty witnesses.
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Winnipeg
P. J. Montague
Assize Court
Toronto
Fred Brown
Toronto Quilting Company
Stony Mountain
Leo Wadden
Charles Spratt
Laura Holland
Portage la Prairie
Foun
Wadden
Unrest Near Costia Suburb Over Federal Property
In Costia, a suburb, authorities reported that fewer than half of the 3 000 to 4 000 people who occupied Federal property stayed in town, signaling reduced in town presence amid the tension.
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Costia
Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie's Grain Dept
July 51 1 2 to Oct 59 1 2 to 5 8. Dec 60 5 8 to 3 4. No 1-Nov 57 3 4. track 59 5 8. street 37 1 2.
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Ogilvie’s Grain Dept
Canadians Enter Olympic Track and Field for Los Angeles
The article lists Canadian athletes and their best times and distances compared to Olympic records in Los Angeles. Entries include Tom Coulter in 400 metres hurdles and Jack Portland and Duncan McNaughton in high jump, with Percy Williams Bert Pearson Harold Wright in 100 metres, and Alex Wilson Phil Edwards in 800 metres, plus Cliff Bricker in the 10,000 metres, noting each athlete’s city and personal bests.
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Canada
Los Angeles
Tom Coulter
Winnipeg
Jack Portland
Collingwood
Ont
Duncan McNaughton
Vancouver
Indhes
Percy Williams
Bert Pearson
Hamilton
Harold Wright
Edmonton
Alex Wilson
Montreal
Phil Edwards
Cliff “Bricker
Galt
Ort
Preferential Tariff For Canadian Wheat
James R. Murray of Alberta Pacific Grain Company argues for a preferential tariff on Canadian wheat entering Britain. He says such a policy would aid Western Canadian farmers by opening the British market and improving prices over time, despite opposition claims from some Western spokesmen.
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James R. Murray
Alberta Pacific Grain Company, Limited
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
Murder Mystery Baffles Police at Comrey Border
Police and farmers hunt for clues a week after the slaying of Peter Borganes at his Comrey farm. Witness reports place a tall man in a Stetson hat near the border and a possible motive tied to a wheat cheque and bandits known to run rye fires. Arden Odegard wounded, Louis Borganes and Pete killed as robbers reportedly fled toward the U.S. border.
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Comrey
Peter Borganes
U.S
Borganes
Gilchrist
Here
U.S. Highway
Borganes Places
Medicine Hat
Havre
Pete Borganes
Peter
Arden Odegard
Odegard
Louis Borganes
Louis
Redcliff Notes On Local Visits And Gas Franchise Vote
Mrs E Martin of Manyberries visits her son Ernie in town. The eldest daughter visits a government farm south of Manyberries. Misa Allenback returns from Medicine Hat hospital. Jiovan Kitchen visits home on Bifth Street. Maxking leaves station agent post for Bassano duties. W Keats returns to Redcliff and plans to stay awhile. Gas franchise by law passes with 101 votes for and 15 against. only property owners could vote.
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E. Martin
Manyberries
Ernie
Gertrude Ederle Enters Toronto Canadian Swim Marathon
Gertrude Ederle, famed Channel swimmer, announced her entry in the Toronto Canadian swim marathon. She has spent years in semi retirement seeking to regain hearing and now returns to competition.
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New York
N.Y
Gertrude Ederle
Toronto
Henry Thornton to receive $100,000 retirement pay
Ottawa reports Sir Henry Thornton, retiring as President of the Canadian National Railways, will get a single lump sum instead of a yearly pension. The board has set the amount at about $100,000, though officials did not confirm the figure.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
United States Wins Davis Cup Doubles In Final
Paris, July 30. The United States defeated France in the Davis Cup final doubles to move the match score to two to one in France's favor. A steady contest featured quick exchanges and precise serves as the teams battled at the court in Paris.
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Paris
United States
France
Storm Troops Gather Ahead of German Elections
Berlin reports state Nazi storm troops mobilizing across provinces with three days rations and sleeping gear, while officials pledge peace for next Sunday's vote. Troops standby at strategic points as anti fascists prepare to defend against possible fascist attacks and the Von Schleicher defense policy prompts protests abroad.
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Berlin
Germany
Pomeranian
Mecklenburg
Silesia
Bruening Draws 20000 At Berlin Campaign Rally
In Berlin at the Sportpalast Dr Heinrich Bruening former chancellor led a volatile campaign meeting as about 20000 supporters cheered him and fellow centrists. He warned against misusing article 48 and defended his last election support for President Hindenburg while denouncing the von Papen regime.
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Berlin
von Papen
Heinrich Bruening
Sportpalast
Heinrich Hirtslefer
Hugo Hermannsverg
Prussia
Bruening
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Von Gronau Heads for Chicago Hop This Morning
German air team led by Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau departs Ottawa bound for Chicago after arriving from Montreal. En route they will briefly stop in Detroit unless weather forces changes to the plan.
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von Gronau
Chicago
Ottawa
Wolfgang von
Grongif
Ottawa River
Detroit
Mich
Montreal
Royal Canadian Air Force
Storm Winds Leave Gardens and Trees Marked
Reported last night a heavy wind storm caused scattered damage to garden produce and branches. In Norton area gusts caused debris as water rose briefly between Gull and Maple Creek for about thirty minutes.
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Norton
Gull
Maple Creek
Rector H. F. Davidson Denied New Hearing Appeal
London officials report Rev H F Davidson rector of Stiffkey was found guilty of immorality and other improper conduct with a young girl. He appealed for a new hearing, but the Privy Council denied the appeal today.
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London
H. F. Davidson
Stiffkey
Worth
Canadians will hear Thiepval tombstone unveiling broadcast
Canadians will listen by radio as the world’s greatest tombstone at Thiepval France is unveiled on August 1 at 8 am CST. Prince of Wales will dedicate a 15 minute address with France’s President Lebrun attending. total ceremony runs one hour with loudspeakers in Ottawa for delegates at the Imperial Conference.
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Ottawa
Canada
United Kingdom
Bennett
Dominion Cabinet
Great Britain
Winnipeg
Thiepval
France
C.S.T
Prince of Wales
M. Albert Lebrun
House of Commons
Somme
Battle Fields
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Elkwater Road
Redcliff
Misa
M. Allenback
Medicine Hat Hospital
Mr. Maxking
Mr. Harper
Bassano
Mr. W. Keats
Drumheller
Henry
U. S
NIOBE
Kiel
Associated Press
Fehrman
Imperial Conference Committee
Dr. Bruening
Greitain
Cola Company
Bellany
Iece
Nya
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