Battle for Inner Mongolia Draws Three-Way Foes
From Suiyuan China and Japan vie for Mongol princes support to block encroachment while Soviet agents observe. Japanese presence grows near Inner Mongolia as Fu Tso Yi strengthens northern defenses and forms a pro Chinese Mongolian council to split the princes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suiyuan
China
Japan
Inner Mongolia
Mongolia
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Ince
Peiping,Suiyuan
Pailingmiao
Here
Prince Teh
Fu Tso-Yi
Prince ‘Teh
Suiyuan Mongolian Political Council
Banks Cut Savings Deposit Interest Rates
S H Logan announced on behalf of the Canadian Bankers Association a half percent cut in interest on savings deposits and deposit receipts by chartered banks effective June 1. The move aims to boost funds for long term investments, refund maturing bonds, and spur construction and capital goods industries amid economic depression. Similar reductions are expected from other major institutions.
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Toronto
C.P
S. H. Logan
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Dominion Treasury
Central China Quakes Kill Hundreds Level Pingshin
Reports from Shanghai today say a severe earthquake in Pingshin, Szechuan province, caused extensive damage with hundreds killed or injured. Buildings across the town were leveled, and local superstitions spread fear among residents.
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Shanghai
China
Pingshin
Szechuan
Who Will Represent Canada At the King's Coronation Next Year
Ottawa May 21 A notice of inquiry in the upper house requests details on Canada's representation at King Edward's coronation. Senator W A Griesbach asks the government to state proposals for civilian and military participation and any other form of representation or participation in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
C.P
W. A. Griesbach
Edmonton
Cangadi
Edward
Armed Forces
Oyren
Baseball results from Chicago to Boston and New York
Scattered baseball line scores show multiple matchups across major leagues including Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston New York and Cleveland with pitchers and batters named such as Blanton Todd Dean Davis Mancuso Stith Mancuso and Pytlak and various score indications. The fragmentary text lists teams and players like Whitehill Millies Hilde brand and Pytlak amid a dense, OCR garble of昨 season results.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Henshaw
Hartnett
Frankhouse
Marahshaw
Bete
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Blanton
Todd
Johnson and Grace
Cincinnati
Boston
Stine
Campbell
Lanning
Lopes
St. Montsco
New York
Dean
Davis
Stith
Mancuso
Alberta moves to license restaurants under new act
Monton Ontario May 20 The Alberta government announces repeal of the Alberta Restaurant Act and brings restaurants under the Trades and Businesses Act effective immediately Licenses issued annually expire May 31 with three groups and same fees as before A license may be cancelled by the minister for habitual contraventions of liquor labor business anti gambling or anti narcotics laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimonton
C.P
Alberta
J. C. Manning
Britain Will Not Tolerate Italian Interference
Prime Minister Baldwin warned in the House that Britain would not tolerate foreign tampering with Palestine and Egypt. He said the Dominions were kept fully informed as an MP urged a clear stance against Italian interference with existing regimes in Egypt and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
Baldwin
Great Britain
Palestine
Egypt
Oliver Murder: George Allen Transferred for Mental Observation
George Allen, inmate at the Alberta mental institute in Oliver and alleged slayer of W. R. Stewart, was moved to the provincial mental hospital at Ponka for observation and a full study of his condition. Delay in action due to Dr. W. W. Cross's absence in eastern Canada.
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Oliver
Edmonton
C.P
George Allen
Alberta
W. R. Stewart
Ponka
Canada
W. W. Cross
Allen
Twenty Thousand Offered to Kill Ambrose Small Plot Revealed
Toronto court filings reference an alleged murder of Ambrose Small and reveal a plot to have him strangled for a Mrs Theresa Small probate case. Frederick Osborne testified a man offered twenty thousand dollars to join the plan and hinted at payoffs to Mrs Small.
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Toronto
C.P
Ambrose J. Small
Small
Mary Florence Small
Theresa Small
Frederick Osborne
Toronto Today
T. Rolph
Osborne
T. N. Phelan
K.C
Grand Opera House
Mr. Small
Appointment of Inspector in Southern Alberta for Ultimate Purchaser Act
Mr. King has been named Inspector for the Southern Alberta area under the Ultimate Purchaser Act. His qualifications arise from long experience in wholesale and retail trade. He previously served on the City Council and is active in Kiwanis and curling.
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Alberta
King
Turned To Crime Through Fear Of Unemployment
CALGARY May 20 Lloyd B Steeves died at Sas katchewan penitentiary Prince Albert Tuesday. He pleaded guilty to a $10,000 jewel robbery at Henry Birks and Son store April 17 and was sentenced to three years in prison. He said fear of unemployment led him to crime. He was 23 years old. He had escaped RCMP in Seattle and immigration officers at Yuma before being found jailed at Price Utah, after a burglary charge.
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Calgary
C.P
Lloyd B. Steeves
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Henry Birks and Son
Steeves
Ganas Ae Ae
San Diego
California
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Seattle
Yuma
Arizona
Price
Uwhlah
Hankey Defends Private Arms Maker as Imperial Defence Essential
Sir Maurice Hankey, secretary of the committee on Imperial defence, defended a private arms manufacturer as essential to Imperial defence. He said the manufacturer had been unjustly stigmatized by inappropriate and uncouth language.
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London
C.P
Maurice Hankey
Committee On Imperial Defence
Ultimate Purchasers Act Clarified for Alberta Merchants
Officials explain that the sales tax is a purchasers not vendors tax. Merchants must file monthly returns by the 15th of each month, detailing taxes collected, and purchases from outside Alberta are taxable with reports due within three days after returning to the province. Inspector J A King and Chief Inspector A Mara led the meetings in Edmonton.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
A. Mara
J. A. King
Qu’ Appelle
Edmonton
Alberta
King
Andrew Mara
Mr. King
Sales Tax
French Priest Expelled From Ethiopia Sparks Protest
Paris reports Italy ordered Monsignor Andre Jarosseau a 78 year old head of the Roman Catholic Missions out of Ethiopia for alleged hostile demonstrations. France vows to protest after refusing to withdraw colonial troops from Dire Dawa, a key rail hub. The incident follows heightened tensions between France and Italy over Ethiopia policy.
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Paris
CP Cabie
Joseph Paul Boncour
Italy
Ethiopia
France
Diredawa
Addis Ababa
Andre Jarosseau
Alberta bonds rise on Eastern buying rumors in Edmonton
Brokers in Edmonton report a rush of Eastern orders for Alberta bonds after April 1. Traders cite possible federal aid talks led by Premier Aberhart as fueling expectations of price gains. Toronto market shows mild fir mings but little trading activity despite Edmonton signals.
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Ldmonton
Alberta
Aberhart
Dominion
Toronto
C.P
Edmonton
Tariff Board to monitor gasoline prices in light of budget
Ottawa May 21 The Tariff Board will be kept under close watch over Canada’s gasoline industry following budget changes. Finance Minister C A Dun ning said the board should track price adjustments and the performance of major companies, noting anticipated shifts in western crude and freights may affect small skimming plants. He cited penalties exceeding 50 000 for past customs frauds and warned further moves to curb uneconomic distribution.
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Otuawa
C.P
Tariff Board
C. A. Dunning
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
West
Gordon Ross
Lib
Moose Jaw
United States
Saskatchewan
Bif
Ross
Railway Board
Halifax
Vancouver
U. C. Douglas
C.C.I
Weyburn
Sanderson
Mayo questions rejuvenation hope in Chicago remark
Dr. C H Mayo of Rochester Minn says he knows nothing about rejuvenation and doubts its success asking who would want to live life twice. The remark was reported in Chicago on May 20.
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Chicago
A.P
C.H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Ontario Frosts Hit Crops Across Ontario and Quebec
Overnight frosts damaged crops in Ontario and Quebec with 29 degree lows in the Galt district and Niagara peninsula. Ice formed along streams as vegetables fruits and plants suffered impact despite welcome rains in the prairies.
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Toronto
C.P
Ontario
Quebec
Niagara Peninsula
Galt
Beet Laborers Strike Threatens Alberta Beet Crops
Beet workers in Southern Alberta begin organizing for field work as a strike by the Beet Workers Industrial Union of Canada demands higher wages and union recognition. Police patrol strike areas with no disorders. In Kent County, Ontario, sugar beet workers plan a strike to push a minimum $18 for crop tasks and will picket fairs.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Philp Baker
Raymond
Growers’ Association
Baker
Beet Workers” Industrial Union of Canada
Workers’ Unity League
Chatham
Kent’ County
Italy Wants No Eye-Witnesses
London May 21 British and French governments consult after Italian hints that legation guards in Addis Ababa should be withdrawn. Informed sources say Italy did not make an official request. Fulvio Suvich, under secretary, intimated Italy felt in control of the situation and could maintain safety for foreigners. Legation guards were deemed superfluous by right of military occupation.
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London
C.P
Addis Ababa
Italy
Fulvio Suvich
Legation
Badoglio hands Ethiopia command to Graziani in transfer
Viceroy Pietro Badoglio departs Addis Ababa for Italy after transferring command to Marshal Rodolfo Graziani. Graziani, seen as the strong choice to subdue Haile Selassie’s kingdom, will travel via Gura to Asmara. Badoglio plans a brief holiday, with his wife and daughter awaiting his return.
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Addis Abaisa
Asmara
A.P
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Rodolfo Graziani
Gura
Badoglio
Itthiopia
Graziani
Budget figure Butt resigns from insurance brokers firm
London May 21 Kenneth Butt a central figure in the British budget leakage inquiry resigned today from the firm of insurance brokers where he was employed. He was identified as a key link in the inquiry and his departure follows heightened scrutiny of financial leaks.
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London
C. PA
Kenneth Butt
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Washington
Erich Gleveland
Whitehill
Millies
T Hildebrand
Pytlak
Britain
ALD
Frange
Haile Selassie
Police
Pam
Eee Ommittes
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