Germany Guilty of Breach of Locarno and Versailles Treaties
The League of Nations council unanimously finds Germany in breach of the Versailles and Locarno treaties. German representative von Ribbentrop declares the resolution history will judge, accusing France of breaking Locarno and justifying German actions in the Rhineland due to Franco Soviet ties. Several nations vote against Germany, while talks of an international peace conference around Hitler’s European plans proceed.
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von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Germany
Wisnes
London
C.P
Council of the
League of Nations
Versailles
Locarno
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rhineland
France
Russia
Argentina
Belgium
Great Britain
Denmark
Italy
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Spain
Turkey
Adolf ‘Hitler
League of Nations Committee of 13
Haly
Ethiopia
East Africa
Reich
George Hambleton
Will Selassie Consolidate his Force at Harar
Addis Ababa reports indicate Graziani’s southern Italian army advances toward Harar aided by aerial bombardment. Mussolini reportedly ordered a push toward Iar a, aiming to control the capital’s railroad, while Ethiopian leaders consider consolidating defenses near Harar.
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Addis ‘Ababa
Pietro Badoglio
Badoglio
Lake Asciangi
Addis Ababa
Gante
Ambara
Somaliland
Ifront
Local Clearings Rise With Weather Boost This Week
Clearings houses report stronger business as weather improves. This week totals reach 250 dollars, up from 108,667 last week and 222,744 over the previous year, signaling a solid uptick in activity.
Davis Cup Players To Travel Through Medicine Hat
Australian Davis Cup challengers will travel via Canada on their way to England. The party sails from Sydney on March 26 aboard the Niagara and arrives in Vancouver around April 17. Included are captain J. H. Crawford and Mrs. Crawford, player-manager C. Sproule, A. K. Quist, and V. McGrath sailing through Canadian Pacific Railway routes.
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Vancouver
B.C
Australia
Canada
England
Sydney
Niagara
J. H. Crawford
Crawford
C. Sprou
Montagu Barlow Report on Alberta coal measures
Montague Barlow's Alberta coal inquiry report urges identifying suitable coal types for Ontario shipment, proposes a $10,000 five year publicity subsidy, extends rail subvention five years with coal rate cut from 8 to 7.50, raises federal subsidy to 3, forms an operators association, and calls for a mining welfare fund and coal trade code practices.
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Ottawa
C.P
Alberta
Bir
Barlow
Ito
Indiebecvae
Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Stat. C
Ontario
Quebec floods hit Montreal area with ice jams and rising waters
Rivers in southeastern Quebec were blocked by jams of broken ice and overflowed their banks spreading through streets and countryside. A dozen points reported damage and inconvenience as the flood continued on March 19.
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Montreal
Quebec
Alberta Refunding Plan Could Wreck Province Says Auditor
Itmarensa U P reports that Alberta faces financial strain from a proposed Dominion Provincial Legislation refunding. James C Thompson, serving as provincial auditor for 12 years, told the legislature committee that the plan would push Alberta out of world money markets and force a shift in grants and guarantees. Thompson, who recently resigned to join a Montreal accounting firm, noted cities would need more taxing powers to fund social services. He is a former Alberta Taxation Board member.
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Edmonto
Itmarensa
U.P
Alberta
James C. ‘Thompson
Provingia
R. J. Magor
Uhe
Llompson
Montreal
Thompson
Alberta Taxation Board
Labor wins seat from govt in Dumbarton
Labor captured the seat from the government in Dumbartonshire district in a by election. It marked the first setback for the government since the general election last November. The results: Thomas Cagsells 20,187. Arthur Duffers 19,203. Robert Gray 2,599. Weather fair and mild with temperatures around 50 to 30.
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London
C.P. Cable
Labor
Dumbartonshire
Thomas Cagsells
Auaber
Arthur Duffes
Robert Gray
Epic winter storm cripples Ontario and parts of Manitoba
Footed snow paralyzed southern Ontario while a blizzard swept a 100 mile front west of Winnipeg. Warm Maritime provinces saw temperatures reach 60 above zero. Telecommunication disrupted between Toronto and the east. Ontario roads clogged by sleet and rain left motorists stranded. Quebec reports flooding from the St Francia river and Moira river dam failures near Belleville. Two deaths are linked to the storm, one at Erie Beach and another in Teronte as a motor car was buried by a snowdrift.
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Ontario
Winnipeg
Maritime Provinces
Niagara Peninsula
Quebec
St. Francia
Sherbrooke
Lennoxville
Windsor Mills
Richmond
Chniston
Belleville
Ont
Moira
Front Street
Robert Foster
Erie Beach
Fort Erie
Téronte
Floods devastate east as deaths climb across states
Torrential floods cause widespread destruction across nine states with at least 78 dead. Property damage runs into millions as Pittsburgh and Johnstown rivers recede. Red Cross rushes food and medical aid while Ohio valley floodwaters threaten hundreds of families. Nine drowned in Wheeling and a housing explosion adds to the catastrophe.
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Pittsburgh
C.P
United States
Johnstown
Quemahoning Dam
Ohio
Valley
West Virginia
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Vermont
North Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wheeling
W. Va
Fig
J. E. Stanley
Lady Hopwood Dies From Broken Heart After Husband
In London on March 19 Lady Hopwood aged 95 died reportedly from a broken heart just hours after her husband Sir William Hopwood a former shirt sleeve millionaire also died. He had lost his fortune in a slump and the couple had pooled resources to aid his creditors.
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London
C.P. Cable
Lady Hopwood
Sir William Hopwood
Sir William
William
Death of Amanda Johnson 84 in Belleville Ont
Mrs. Mary. 4 Amanda Johnson, 84, of Belleville Ontario, is dead.
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Mrs. Mary
Amanda Johnson
Belleville,Ont
Government moves for wheat pool payments to farmers
Ottawa reports that government legislation would provide 60 cents per bushel equalization for 1930 wheat payments handled by pools. The measure, on the House of Commons order paper, estimates a total outlay near six dollars per unspecified unit and also authorizes the Wheat Board to pay the Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers net credit from pool transactions in coarse grains.
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Ottawa
C.P
House, of Commons
Wls
Canadian Co-operative Wheat
Balrance
Alberta bonds weaken on proposed debt conversion plan
Toronto reports Alberta bonds weaken after proposals in Edmonton to convert the province's 160 million public debt to a lower interest rate. Dealers note abundant offerings but few bids with prices down 14 to 17 percent from March 19, 1935 quotations.
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Toronto
Mar
C.P
Alberta
Edmonton
Medicine Hat Horse Sale Set With 200 Horses Tomorrow
The fourth annual Medicine Hat Horse Sale opens at 9 30 a m at the sale ground near the Linseed Oil mill with about two hundred head ready for bidding. Calgary auctioneer J W Durne to lead the sale, secretary W Huckvale reports strong demand and high prices expected after recent sales in Bel Deer Lethbridge and Lacombe.
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Medicine Hat Horse Sale Association
W. Huckvale
J. W. Durne
Calgary
Bel Deer Lethbridge
Lacombe
Medicine Hat Auto Show Set For March Weekend
Medicine Hat’s annual auto show runs Friday through Sunday, March 27 to 29 at the Medicine Hat Badminton Club courts. Five local dealers including Reno and Son and Central Medicine Hat participate with an opening at 8 p.m. featuring Rotary and chamber officials. A rural preview, motion pictures in the basement, a Saturday 9 a.m. matinee for children, and free admission are planned.
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Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Badminton Club
Reno and Son, Limited
Central
Porter’s and Park
Favor Bullivant
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
Hat
Moir Named Chair Of Medicine Hat CMA Branch
C A Moir of Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd. was elected chairman of the Medicine Hat branch CMA with a strong officer slate at the annual meeting held at the Assiniboia hotel. The report lists nominees for chairman vice chair and key committee roles with confirmations by the membership. the Alberta branch secretary t ashenhurst of edmonton outlined bills of interest before the legislature and was commended for his work.
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C. A. Moir
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd
Medicine Hat
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Assiniboia Hotel
Redcliff
Et Ae
A. P. Burns
H. Norman Davis
Legislation Committee
N. J. Sissons
Medicine Hat News
Industrial Canada
F. J. Ware
Alberta
T. Ashenhurst
Edmonton
Ao MF Firore
Crystal Dairy Ltd
Medicine Hat Greenhouses, Ltd
Norman Meldrum
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd
Norman Davis
the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd
J. H. Yuill
Alberta Clay Products Co., Ltd
W. G. Armstrong
Medalta Potteries Ltd
R. G. Butchart
Maple Leaf
Gunderson Brick and Coal Co. Ltd
Liquor Import Regulation Sparks Canada U S clash
Ottawa reports Canada protests two Washington proposals that could largely nullify whisky advantages of the Canadian American trade treaty. Trade Minister Euler says the measures threaten Canadian exports and distillers owe tens of millions under unpaid U S revenue claims.
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Ottawa
Euler
House of Commons
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
C. H. Cahan
Cahan
United States Treasury
Canada
United States
Long Debate Engenders by Teachers' Act in Alberta
Edmonton March 18 The legislature approved the amending bill for compulsory membership in the Alberta Teachers Association after a three hour debate in committee of the whole. A surprise motion to kill the bill in committee failed 32 to 16, with 15 Social Creditors supporting it alongside J Bowien Liberal leader.
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Edmonton
Une
Alberta Teachers’ Association
James Hartley
S.C. Macleod
W. N. Vhant
J. Bowien
Liberal House
Calgary
Fithey
Alberta to establish male minimum wage board
Edmonton March 18. A bill introduced by Hon E C Manning proposes a Provincial Board to fix a male minimum wage in all industries except farm labor and domestic service. The board would include a chairman and two members and have powers to set wages, conduct investigations and appoint inspectors for enforcement.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
E. C. Manning
Trade and Industry
Teavince
Cidg
Ne Ces
Moira River Flood Hits Belleville Again
In Belleville water rose through streets as the Moira river reached the five foot level, threatening a replay of a week ago flood damage estimated over 100000 dollars. Authorities warned of renewed high water as river levels continued to rise.
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Toronto
Moira
Belleville
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Will Selassie
Harar
Alfred E. Shiels
St. Jaimes, Winnipeg F
Montagu Barlow
Alta
Dumbarton
Manitoba
Pittsburg
Assiniboia
U.S
Committee OF Legislature
Manning
Cpbreebe
Moira Rampage
Teco
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