Western Governments Conclude Conclave On Unemployment
Alberta Manitoba British Columbia and Saskatchewan officials met in Calgary to debate unemployment relief. Premier Bennett’s proposed two month extension of the Unemployment Relief Act was to be discussed and possible talks with him were noted. Topics included deportation of foreign born agitators and Dominion approval for relief works and payments.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
C. L. McPherson
W. RR. Clubb
R. W. Grubn
T. M. Malloy
K. B. Bennett
Bennett
Dominion
Nations United Paying Homage Briand Funeral
Nations unite in Paris to honor Aristide Briand at his funeral with a world peace motif. Premier Andre Tardieu lauds Briand as the prince of orators and credits him for a peace crusade. Cardinal Verdier gives benediction as crowds gather outside the Foreign Office.
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Paris
France
Arig
Foreign Office
Quai D’orray
Pyremier Tardieu
Ministry
M. Tardien
Eouropean Union
Hand
Leas
Med icine Hat Fish and Game Annual Statement Preview
The Med icine Hat Fish and Game Association releases its annual statement on site, receipts and expenditures for the yearly banquet. The public financial reveal supports the organization and its growth, with the event expected on Saturday April 2 featuring a strong trout, buffalo and moose menu.
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Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
Meeting of Mayors to discuss provincial income tax
Mayor Bullivant was told Edmonton’s mayor that Alberta city chiefs will meet March 15 to discuss the proposed provincial income tax. Winnipeg report notes weather and grain price updates with fair conditions and modest temperature rise across western cities.
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Bullivant
Edmonton
Alberta
Fishermen Rescued from Ice Floes After Dense Storm
About a hundred fishermen stranded on drift ice off Helsingofri in Finland were rescued after three days. They survived by eating raw fish fed to horses carried away with them as a blizzard raged. Shelters were flimsy tents holding three men each and frost and hunger plagued the castaways.
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Helsingofri
Finland
Northland
Arsenal and Newcastle Reach English Cup Final
Arsenal beat Manchester City 1 0 at Aston Villa Park to reach the final. Newcastle United defeated Chelsea 2 1 to join them, with goals from Allen Lang and Gallacher in the first half and Bastin scoring for Arsenal. Attendance was 165 000 at the Aston Villa Park match and 45 000 at the Newcastle Chelsea tie.
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Arsenal
Newcastle United
Manchester City
Aston Villa Park
Chelsea
Huddersfield Town
Arttnal
Bastin
Huddersfield
Allen
Lang
Newcastle
Gallacher
Aston
London Standings Show Sizable Football Results Across Leagues
Results from the British league football today feature large-score wins and tight draws across divisions. Notable outcomes include Bolton beating Birmingham 5 to 1, Grimsby Town 4 over Blackburn Rovers 3, and Liverpool 2 to 1 against Sheffield United, with West Bromwich Albion defeating West Ham United 5 to 2.
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Liverpool
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Southport
Barrow
Stockport Co
Hartlepools U
Tranmere R
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Wrexham
Darlington
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Hull City
Wax Wings Seen From Medicine Hat In Riverside Park
A flock of Bohemian waxwings from the Far North visits Medicine Hat. Observers Miss Goudie and Mr R. R. Arundel sight the birds in Riverside Park near the High School and in the west end. The small birds have scarlet wing patches and rusty red under the tail.
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Medicine Hat
News
Riverside Park
AIR MAIL NOTES Eastbound Enelogy CRAM arrives at 11 25
Eastbound Air Mail notes show Enelogy CRAM arriving at 11 25 with pilot Ashton. Westbound Boring CIFAMP arrives at 2 30 with pilot Jarvis.
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Ashton
Boring
Alleged Manitoba Killer Of Family Before Court
The preliminary hearing for murder charges against Tom Hrechnoski, farm hand accused of killing Martin Sitar his wife and five children near Mima Manitoba and then setting fire to the home, began today in Whitemouth. Dr John Dubnov testified the parents and three children were struck on the head with a blunt instrument and Jennie’s body showed knife wounds.
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Man
Tom Hrecn
Gitar
Jennie
Paul
Fred
Briand Tribute Marks Day as France and Britain Agree to Work Together
Paris March 12 Just before Briand's funeral the Foreign Office issued a communique announcing an agreement between France and Great Britain to work together to appease Europe's political rivalries and hasten economic reconstruction.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Foreign Office
France
Great Britain
Europe
Alberta Labourite Calls For Local Music In Movies
Edmonton reports Fred J. White of Calgary urged the Legislature to require theatres to provide specified live music standards or orchestra sizes. He argued theatrical education and culture depend on living music and tax should rise for mechani cal music only.
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Edmonton
Fred J. White
Calgary
White
Alberta Legislature Debates Natural Gas Conservation Policy
Edmonton reports the Alberta legislature ratified a motion for gas and petroleum conservation in Turner Valley. Premier Brownlee outlined a voluntary, mutual sacrifice approach with compensation for shareholders and broad public support sought. debate included a divided vote on an amendment to require a bill.
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Edmonton
Agricultural Committee of the Legisture
Turner Valley
J. E. Brownlee
Hostilities Reopened in Sino Japanese Clash
Shanghai reports a skirmish five miles north of Kating between Chinese cavalry and Japanese troops with 3000 new Japanese forces, aircraft, and artillery. London says Japanese attacked and drove back Chinese. League of Nations backs a three point peace program and condemnation of intervention.
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Kating
London
Genevva
League of Nations
Gloucestershire Wins English Rugby Championship
Blaydon Durham England report Gloucestershire defeated Durham 9 to 3 to clinch the English rugby football championship. In Cardiff Ireland defeated Wales in an international rugby match.
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Durham
England
Gloucestershire
Cardiff
Wales
Ireland
Three Children Die as Home Burns Down
Montreal reports three young Hughes children aged two Stanley and their cousin Allen Piker three perish in a fire that destroyed their home on Vine Street near St Pierre. Bodies found charred and unrecognizable after the blaze.
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John. Hughes
Vine Et Pierre
Kenneth
Hughes
Stanley
Allen Pi Kér
Winnipeg Man Becomes Judge of Manitoba Courts
Price J Mon tague K C of Winnipeg has been appointed judge of the Court of King's Bench of Manitoba. He holds a distinguished military record and was awarded the CMG DSO and MC. Stephen E Richards K C of Winnipeg has been appointed judge of the Court of Appeal of Manitoba. Official announcement was made Friday night.
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Winnipeg
Lindbergh Kidnapping Suspects Move Under Scrutiny
Hopewell, N J report describes police probing five men and a possible early November kidnap plot against Col Charles A Lindbergh Jr. A suspect held on unrelated charges is linked to a New York jail inmate. authorities widen searches nationwide as underworld figures surface and tips flood in.
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N.J
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Tombs Prison
New York
Morris Roster
Galeing
Col. Lindbergh
Brooklyn
Dominick Peruo
Lindbergh Estate
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Underworld
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Canada
Mexican
Atlantic
New York Sun
Lindbergh
Salvatore ‘Salvy" Spitale
Irving Bitz
Spitale
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Veregin Arrested By Police In Canada
Veregin and Nick Morozoff, Doukhobors, were arrested by officers of the F.C.M.P. at Veregin this morning and to be taken to Yorkton for trial. Veregin was later arrested in Yorkton on January 30 on a charge of tampering with witnesses and committed to await the May session of the King's Bench with bail set at 15000. It is alleged the pair committed perjury during evidence at a parliamentary hearing involving George Chutskoff.
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George H. Webster
Liberal House
Brownlee
Calgary
Peter, Veregir
Canada
Nick ‘Morozoff
F.C.M P
Veregih
Yorkton
Nee Ruege Veregin
Court of the King’s Bench
Eenett
Veregin
Morozoff
George Chutskoff
Peter Veregin
Jagwaty
Unemployment Insurance Scheme Proposed by Heenan
Ottawa March 11 Peter Heenan former labor minister laid details before Parliament on a national unemployment insurance plan. Heenan projected 90 million dollars annually shared among the Dominion workers and employers with 30 to 65 dollar monthly benefits. Workers contribute about 15 dollars yearly, employers cover about 2 percent of pay, and the federal or provincial governments would supply the rest. The plan aims for a nationwide scope and prompt action amid debates on the government relief act.
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Ottawa
Peter Heenan
Cest
Mr. Heenan
Berlin Election Heads to March Ballot Amid Turbulent Campaign
In Berlin on March 12 1932 Germany prepared for the presidential vote with nearly 30 million voters ready to cast ballots. President von Hindenburg sought re election facing Adolf Hitler Ernst Thälmann and other rivals as clashes between Nationalists Socialists and Communists left two dead before voting began.
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Adolf Hitler
Erns Thaelman
Dors Duesterbori
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