Notorious Lindbergh Kidnapping Figures Involved
Hopewell N J March 10 Col Charles A Lindbergh employs private contacts to press negotiations for the kidnapped son with underworld figures including Morris Rosner directing talks and arranging go-betweens Sam Spitale and Irving Bitz. New York papers claim detectives may board ships to search for the child. Governor Moore says private efforts will continue while the mother’s health prevents police interference.
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Morris Rosner
Col
Charles Lindbergh
New York Daily News
Rosner
Sam Spitale
Irving Bitz
Lindsberghs
London
Daily Express
Roosevelt
Isle de France
Plymouth
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewall
Anne Lindbergh
Lindbergh
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
The
New York Evening Post
Lindberghs
Crew of Collier Bardeleben Abandons Ship Near Coast
The dis abled collier Bardeleben caught in a northwest gale abandoned at 2 a.m. with the crew taking to their boats. They were picked up by the British freighter Laganbank. no injuries reported. The vessel had been tossingly rolling, engines at seven knots, seas heavy as Adriatic stood by then departed.
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Coast Guard Sutter Ossipee
HW. J. Bardeleben
Laganbank
Bardeleben
New York
Body of Briand Taken to Quai D Orsay for Funeral
Paris crowds gathered as Aristide Briand’s body was carried to Quai d Orsay with Premier Andre Tardieu and government members present. The remains will lie in state until the funeral Saturday, with thousands from across France paying homage to the wartime statesman.
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Aristide Briand
At D'Orsey
Afdre Tardieu
Quai D'Orsay
France
Alberta co operation text book cost 3593 dollars
Edmonton reports that the province paid 3593 dollars for a co operation textbook not yet in use and for editing proceedings of the Alberta Institute of Cooperation for 1929 30. The payment covered 3593 dollars in salary to N Priestley vice president of the UFA and 293 dollars in expenses including 100 for travel.
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Edmonton
Alberta Institute of Cooperation
N. Priestley
U.F.A
George Hoadley
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to Four Percent
London reports the Bank of Tingland reduced its discount from five to four per cent amid deposit-funding pressure and a favorable market reaction to prior cuts. Authorities cited completed purchases of francs and dollars to repay credits, signaling no need to maintain a higher rate.
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London
Bank of Tingland
Tso
Great Britain
United States
Alberta British Columbia Saskatchewan attend Calgary relief talks
Western Goins reports that British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan will send representation to the unemployment relief conference in Calgary on Saturday. Manitoba will decide later the Manitoba minister lists R W Bruhn for BC, Y M Malloy for Saskatchewan and Alberta to name either L McPherson or W W Smith for Public Works or Railways.
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W. W. Smith
Pallwava
Winnipeg
Calgary
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
R. W. Bruhn
Y. M. Malloy
Labor
O. L. McPherson
Fer
Public Works
W. W. Ma
Manchurian Officials Installed Under Dictator Pu Yi
Chang Ching Hu was named President of the Privy Council as Manchuria’s new regime installed its high officials in Changchun. Cheng Hsiao Hsu, Henry Pu Yi’s former tutor, became Premier in the ceremony witnessed by Pu Yi who inaugurated yesterday as dictator.
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Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
Chang Ching-Hu
Privy Council
Cheng Hsiao-Hsu
Henry Pu-Wyi
PAY DOG LICENSES
Police rounded up dog owners without 1932 licenses. Six citizens were fined $5 and costs each at the police court this morning and ordered to pay their dog licenses.
Destroyer Tracy Rescues Japanese From Burning Freighter Kaku Maru
The destroyer Tracy with four US ships raced to Mindoro and saved forty or more Japanese from the burning freighter Kaku Maru tonight. Weather reports show continuing cold and fair conditions across the Western provinces with some snow in Ontario and eastward.
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United States
Mindoro
Vancouver
Kamloops
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Ontario
Ex-Premier Paolo Boselli Dies at 93 in Rome
Paolo Boselli, war time Prime Minister of Italy in 1916 and 1917, died in Rome at age 93 from influenza. His career began in 1888 and he held cabinet posts under several premiers. He remained politically active until illness, elected to the Senate in 1921 as a Fascist sympathizer.
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Rome
Paolo Boselli
Italy
Caporello
Senate
Finnish Fishers Swept to Sea In Baltic Ice Disaster
March 10 Helsingfors reports 700 fishermen and 109 horses on a vast Baltic ice floe driven loose by a storm in the Gulf of Finland. About 106 men remained on smaller floes while others were stranded near Suursaari Island. A search with airplanes and an icebreaker was under way to locate marooned crews after the floe broke free from shore.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Gulf of Finland
Suursaari
Hel Ngfors
Leningrad
Aeidplanes
Jack Purcell to Exhibit at Medicine Hat Badminton Club
Jack Purcell former Dominion and British Isles singles champion will visit Saturday as guest of Medicine Hat Badminton Club and appear in an exhibition at the Corona courts.
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Jack Purcell
Medicine Hat
Corona Courts
Canadian National Railways economy cuts executives among savings
Ottawa March 10 The Canadian National Railways unveiled a program to limit travel and hotel costs for officials and cut salaries and layoffs to save about 2.2 million dollars annually. A life annuity for Sir Henry Thornton was rescinded and fees to officials via subsidiaries stopped. The plan saved 28.1 million since 1930 with 13.1 million reflected in 1931 and 15.0 million to show in 1932.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National
Parliamentary Committee On Railways and
Telephone System Is Losing Money In Rural Areas
Edmonton reports the fiscal year ending March 31 1931 shows 2719 rural stations lost with further losses likely. The minister proposes public subsidies or a tax on lands near rural lines to cover deficits from an unprofitable system amid a 144 471 deficit, offset by 104 499 undistributed surplus leaving net 39 670 deficit.
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Edmonton
W. W. Smith
Alberta
Ramsay Macdonald To Attend Ottawa Imperial Conference
London march 9 so much importance is attached to the imperial economic conference to be held at Ottawa in July that Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald may head the United Kingdom delegation with Stanley Baldwin Lord President of the Council. The delegation composition sparks speculation with J H Thomas Walter Runciman Neville Chamberlain and Major O E Elliot likely inclusions.
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Ottawa
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Council
United Kingcon
Baldwin
Counciliny Association
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
O. E. Elliot
The
Treasury
Alberta Premier defends income tax as essential for credit
Premier J E Brownlee told the Legislature the new Provincial Income Tax Act was necessary despite sacrifice, arguing it keeps Alberta’s credit strong and remains modest compared with other provinces. He noted revenue declines and the need to balance the budget amid a low point in the economy.
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Mar
Thiaheme
J. E. Brownlee
Act
Fred. J. White
Gallary
Brownlee
Ventoba
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Dominion
Parliament Turmoil Over Word In Debate
Ottawa March 9 The House of Commons erupted over the word hie as James S. Woodsworth of Winnipeg North Centre refused to withdraw it. Minister J. Manion and Conservatives demanded withdrawal while Speaker George Black ruled the remark non parliamentary. The chamber filled with cries of withdraw and general hubbub as MPs spilled from lobbies.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
James S. Woodsworth
Winnipeg North Centre
J. Manion
Woodsworth
R. B. Bennett
Mr. Woodsworth
George Black
Beauharnois Probe Highlights Senator McDougald Testimony
Ottawa reports Senator Wilfrid Laurier McDougald testified on his ties to the Beauharnois power project. He denied private interests influenced public duties and explained his role with Sterling Industrial Corp and R A C Henry. The Senate committee planned at home examinations for Senator Andrew Haydon due to arterial chlorosis.
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Ottawa
Andrew Haydon
Senate Beauharnois
J. Fenton Argue
Hayden
W. L. McDougald
Arthur “L
Smith
Beauharnois
Sterling
R. A. C. Henry
Montreal
National Advisory Committee
St. Lawrence
Canada
Senate
Wilfrid Laurier McDougald
Beauharnola
Donat Raymond
McDougald
Sterling Industrial Corporation
Government Denies CN Railways Traffic Diversion Rumors
In Montreal Sir Henry Thornton president and chairman of Canadian National Railways states the government bears no blame for traffic diverted from CN lines. He says rumors of government action are entirely without foundation and CN management denies any such conduct.
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Montreal
Maret
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Prisoners Freed by De Valera Regime in Dublin
Twenty political prisoners jailed under emergency Cosgrave ordinances were released from Arbour Hill prison by order of the De Valera government in Dublin.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Cosgrave
Arbour Hill
de Valera
Grain inspections report from Winnipeg on March tenth
Winnipeg reports grain inspections with Wheat 363 this year versus 440 last year. Contract wheat cars 297, oats 128, first year 55, barley 36, last year 11. Flax 3 this year, 4 last year. rye 7 this year, 3 last year. Other grains 2 this year, 1 last year.
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Winnipeg
Supreme Court Discharges Perjury Charge Against Erminio Carni
At yesterday's sittings Chief Justice Sim moends discharged Erminio Carni on a perjury charge after he had been found guilty of unlawfully selling liquor in city police court. Crown Prosecutor A MacGregor and KC C S Blanchard argued the points about materiality of an oath and the interpreter's competence. The court ruled perjury could be based on any evidence and upheld the oath administration by Chief Taylor with the interpreter and informant present.
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Canada
Court of Saskatchewan
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