Ottawa doctor to receive Order of the British Empire
Dr Allan Roy Dafoe of Callander Ontario travels to Government House Ottawa to receive the Order of the British Empire for his service to the country during the Italo Ethiopian era. The report notes his rise to fame after delivering the Dionne quintuplets and his humble conduct amid the honors.
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Ottawa
C.P
Order
Allan Roy Dafoe
Callander
Ont
Government House
Dynamite Use in Reprisal Reported in Vancouver
Police reported two cases of dynamite arson and a suspected crusade link to slot machine crackdowns. A Burgess waterfront worker said a car explosion damaged the vehicle, but no casualties. In Harlan Kentucky a dynamite blast aimed at county attorney Middleton was blamed on reprisals for anti slot machine actions.
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Vancouver
C.P
Burgess
eGill Street
Wern
Itan
Zarare
Harlan
Bob Farmer
Otti Noe
Fred Howard
Bill Leonard
Harvest Demand In Medicine Hat District
No outside labor has yet been recruited to meet harvest needs in Medicine Hat and district. J W Wright, superintendent of the local Employment Service of Canada, said it was too early to compare this year’s demand with 1934 as threshing continued.
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Geneva
C.P
Council of the League
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Britain
France
Spain
Turkey
Poland
Paris
Ethiopia
League
Mussolini
Ceneva
League of Nations Council
Laval
Medicine Hat
J. W. Wright
The
Employment Service of Canada
Wright
Liberal Platform Scored By Manion
In Moncton New Brunswick on September 6 Hon R J Manson minister of railways and canals urged support for Dr O B Price Conservative in Westmorland County. He charged twelve Liberal platform planks from 1919 remained unfilled and attacked past Army extravagances. He said Conservatives oppose nationalization and commodian state lines with CP Railway. only W T D Ever supported such a scheme.
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Moncton
N.B
C.P
Mackenzie Kinches
R. J. Manson
O. B. Price
Westmorland
Arnee
Nat Pailways
Emalcamation
Goyaion
Cc Ddian Pacific Railway
Hon. W. TD. Ever
National Revenue
Miner Harry Johnson Kills Himself Near Kirkland Lake
In Kirkland Lake Ontario Harry Johnson 34 a Wright Hargreaves mine employee shot himself as his crew prepared to ride back to town from the bush. The un married man from Powassan had been in the area about a year and no reason was given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland Lake
Ont
C.P
Harry Johnson
Wright- Hargreaves
Johnson
Powasgan
Liberal Party in Best Position to Provide Stable Government
Liberal Leader Mackenzie King urged a stable administration at a Charlottetown gathering. He argued the Liberal party, already governing eight provinces, offers cooperation with federal and provincial governments and would cut production costs to aid farmers fishers and lumbermen. He warned against Social Credit experiments and stressed capital investment and tariff reductions to boost industry and employment.
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Liberal Party
King
Charlottetown
Canada
Mackenzie King
Elécton
Social Oreast
Alberts
Ottawa
Dominion
Alberta
Bennett
Social Credit Delegates Gather for Saturday Parley in Medicine Hat
Social Credit delegates from across the Medicine Hat federal constituency converge in the city for Saturdays nominating convention to name a candidate to face Conservative G M Blackstock and a Liberal nominee, with Archie H Mitchell presiding at 2 p m in Twaites hall.
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Social Credit
Medicine Hat Federal
Twaites Hall
Social’ Credit Standard
Hat Federal
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
Park Hall
Archie H. Mitchell
Medicine Hat Social Credit Federal Constituency Association
Bremen riot defendants cleared by magistrate in July clash
In New York on September 6 Magistrate Louis Brodsky dismissed charges against five defendants in the Bremen riot of July 26 describing the German liner Bre men as a pirate ship with the black flag of piracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.P
Bremen
Louis Brodsky
Cooperation of Banks Sought
Premier William Aberhart will travel to Ottawa Tuesday to negotiate a loan of 18 000 000 from the federal treasury. He will be accompanied by Attorney-General Hugill and will also visit Montreal and Toronto to interview bankers. He said the move aims to gain bank cooperation without disrupting their service to the public.
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Edmonton
C.P
William Aberhart
Ottawa
Federal ‘Treasury
Hugill
Aberhart
Montreal
Toronto
Gas Masked Armies Move Into Devastated Florida Areas
Miami reports gas masked troops advance into hurricane wreckage to recover the dead. Red Cross estimates 256 dead. Florida National Guard 500 more ordered to assist. Governor Schultz says no cremation plans. FERA bans burning. immediate burial demanded for 90 bodies, 42 percent unidentified.
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Florida
Miami
C. P
Florida Keys
Red Cross
National Guard
Atlantia
Schultz
Alberta Legion Convention Set for Medicine Hat
Canadian Legion members from across Alberta will converge on Medicine Hat for the provincial command convention to be held October 21 22 and 23. About 80 to 100 delegates are expected with new officers to be elected and a full program planned for the coming year. An attractive social program is arranged as a added feature of the gathering the first of its kind in Medicine Hat since 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Legion
Alberta breeders ship 75 purebred Suffolk rams to Caldwell
Alberta breeders shipped 75 purebred Suffolk rams to Caldwell Idaho this week as part of a livestock trade. The consignment reflects ongoing cross border commerce in breeding stock.
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Alberta
Caldwell
Idaho
Alberta seeks 18 million loan from Ottawa in social credit bid
Edmonton reports Premier Aberhart and the treasury board weighing an 18 million loan request to Alberta. If approved, debt to Ottawa would double Alberta’s federal commitments. Past loans total 17.5 million with 468 thousand subsidies, collateralized by one year treasury bills. Aberhart plans no visits to other provinces during the federal campaign.
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Edmonton
Bennett
Treasury Board
Alberta
Aberhart
William Aberhart
Ottawa
Saskatoon
Public urged to back Canadian railways amid service fears
Toronto September 6 The Canadian public was urged to support its railways to avoid a skeletal Halifax to Vancouver service. D C Coleman senior vice president of Canadian Pacific Railway told officers and travellers at the Canadian National Exhibition that a crisis looms and a major policy announcement is due before year end. He said subsidies to buses and air travel and highway building have reduced railway revenue and warned that further service cuts may follow without public backing. He noted freight rates are among the lowest worldwide and passenger revenues have fallen 55 percent in 17 years.
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Toronto
Halifax
Vancouver
D. C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Railroads of Canada
Coleman
United States
Mr. Coleman
trans-Canada Highway
Trans- Canada Air Service
Canadian Railways
Anderson Planned as Alberta Federal Organizer
Premier Aberhart announced Fred Anderson a Calgary Social Credit member will be asked to be the party Alberta organizer for the federal election. Candidates are to be nominated in each riding and constituency groups must name three possible choices for final provincial selection.
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Edmonton
C.P
Fred Anderson
Social Credit
Calgary
Alberta
Aberhart
Social’ Credit
Roosevelt says New Deal program near completion and recovery
Hyde Park dispatch reports President Roosevelt declaring the basic New Deal plan is substantially complete and offers a breathing spell for industry. He says conditions now support broad recovery and warns he does not wield a magician's wand. Wall Street greets the news with relief as uncertainty eases and shares rise.
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Wall Street
Hyde Park
N.Y
C.P
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard
New York
Sask. Social Credit Party to contest 21 constituencies
Lieut.-Col. H. W. Arnold of Saskatoon announced the immediate organization of a Saskatchewan Social Credit party. The group plans to field two candidates in each of the province's 21 federal constituencies. Arnold said Premier Aberhart of Alberta and other Social Credit speakers would join Saskatchewan in the campaign.
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W. H. Arnold
Saskatoon
C.P
H. W. Arnold
Saskatoon Commission
Saskatchewan- Social Credit
Arnold
Aberhart
Alberta
Social Credit
Saskatchewan
Prince of Wales shoots at fish rumor debunked
In Cannes the equerry explained the prince fired 50 to 60 rounds at fish in Calvi while anchored aboard the Duke of Westminster’s Cutty Sark to suppress gossip that someone shot at him. The party included Lord Sefton and Mrs. Ernest A. Simpson, an American resident of London.
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Cannes
France
Prince of Wales
John Aird
Riviéra
Pprince
Corsica
Calvi
Duke of Westminster
Cuttysark
Lord Sefton
Ernest A. Simpson
London
Parents Dont Cooperate Says Dr McGugan
Dr A C McGugan minister of health told a special health board meeting in Edmonton that some cases were mild and not recognized as infantile paralysis. He warned that unreported cases could spread the disease and affect others despite mild symptoms.
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Dr. McGugan
Edmonton
A. C. “McGugan
Miristor
Department of Health
Board of
H Health
Accident Victim Dies After Wreck Near Lethbridge
Gus Lynn aged 69 of Maycroft died in hospital after an automobile rollover on Wednesday at Lethbridge. Three other men were injured and Jack Hailsworth was feared dead from a fractured skull. Driver Joe Evans faces a charge of driving under the influence of liquor.
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Lethbridge
C.P
Gus Lynn
Maycroft
Jack’ Hailsworth
Joe Evans
Canadian Wheat Exports Rise Across Major Ports
Canadian wheat export sales reached one million bushels, matching Wednesday, with Vancouver excluded. Churchill port on Hudson Bay held 800,000 bushels in government elevators, eastern stocks centered at Montreal meeting foreign demand, and prices climbed as buyers abroad showed heavy inquiry boosting Winnipeg futures.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Dominion
Vancouver
Canada
Churchill
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Montreal
Grain Exchange
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Dr Dafoe
International Federation of Trades Unions
League of Nations
Rome
Naples
Africa
Turin
Barletta
Chisetic
Rue Beading
Associated ‘Press
War Ministry
Manion
Cen
Social Crediters
M. Henri Mignet
England
Canadian Legion
Alta
Can. Railways
Ates
Social Credit Party
Sask
Sir John Aird
Argentina
Australia
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