Canadian plan pledges aid for education and retirement program
Prime Minister Bennett unveiled a Conservative platform detailing debt restructuring for public and private sectors, broader retirement at age sixty, and public works to boost employment. Parliament urged to fund education for youths affected by unemployment. Long dies after assassination attempt. Huey P. Long, Louisiana’s leader, passes away with family at his bedside.
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Ottawa
C.P
Conservative
People of Canada
Bennett
Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement
Marooned Aviator Rescued After 11 Day Search
McMurray reports Pilot Con Farrell and engineer Frank Hartley marooned on an island in Frye Lake 750 miles north of Edmonton for 11 days. Pilot Matt Berry located them after a grueling 11 day search, with Farrell surviving on limited rations amid a blizzard.
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McMurray
Frye Lake
Edmonton
Con’ Farrell
Frank Hartley
Matt Berry
Berry
Farrell
Fifty Bandits Killed Near Tung-Wng
Reports say police killed about fifty bandits in a battle near Tung-Wng thirty miles east of Peiping. Martial law has been declared in the district, according to dispatches reaching here.
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Nanking
C.p.hayas
Tung- Wng
Peiping
Day of Prayer Set for Jewish Persecutions in Germany
Rabbis of Canada and the United States designate September 22 as a day of prayer for those facing persecution and ruthless oppression in Germany. The call notes a religious and humanitarian motive and urges participation across communities.
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New
York
Rabbis of
Canada
United States
Germany
Edmonton Moves To Seek Tax Relief Under New Government
Edmonton city council received a notice of motion by Alderman H J Macdonald urging an adjustment of the inequitable tax burden on the city. The motion asks the new government to either share provincial taxes collected in the city or take over social and education services presently handled by real estate.
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Edmonton
C. P
Social Credit
U.F.A
Ald
H. J. Macdonald
Poland Votes Amid Constitutional Debate and Violence
In Warsaw on Sunday elections produced a weak turnout with less than half of voters casting ballots. Violence occurred with three killed. the government bloc faced thin support as Premier Slawek failed to rally backing for the new constitution abolishing parties. President Moscicki returned to confer as cabinet changes loomed and the new Sejm lineup shifted minority representation and ministerial posts.
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Warsaw
C.py-Havas
Slawek
Ithe
Ijw
Sejm
Moscicki
Armers
Jair
Peace Hope Fades Over Ethiopia Settlement Efforts
Partial text shows Geneva news on stalled Italian-Ethiopian settlement talks. Salvador de Madariaga comments reveal dwindling hope for an agreed solution as international relief and diplomacy struggle to avert crisis.
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Geneva
C.P
Italy
Ethiopia
Salvador d Madariaga
Charity of
I ‘Power Committee
Alberta Social Credit selects Medicine Hat nominee panel
Alberta Social Credit opens a federal campaign meeting in Medicine Hat to name its candidate. Eight MLA elects form a selection council to choose among Archie H. Mitchell W T Fleming and F J Mueller. Fred Anderson leads a main address as public discussion draws a large crowd.
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Social Credit Fédéral
Alberta
Social. Credit
Medicine
Hat Federal
M.L.A
Archie H. Mitchell
W.T. ‘Fleming
Medicine’ Hat
F .J.mueller
Hussar
Cleet
Medicine Hat
Fred Anderson
Calgary
Social Credit
John L. Robinson
Medicine. Hat
A. W. Flamme
Cypress
David Lush
Sampress
W.E. Cain
Bow
Valley 1
McCuric
Gleichens
Portuguese Government Crushed an Overnight Revolt
Lisbon reports the government firmly in control after an attempted revolution during the night. Authorities say 50 conspirators and radical followers linked to Rolao Preto formed an alliance with the rebels but were thwarted by swift action.
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Lisbon
C.P. i Pordizal’s
Aya
Aout Kédret
Rolao
Confidence games trial opens in Reno fraud case
A federal trial in Reno, Nevada, features witnesses including a British Columbia rancher and an engineer as William J. Graham and James G. McKay face charges as executives of an international confidence scheme. The government says the syndicate lured victims to Reno with lost-wallet race track and stock market swindles, netting nearly two million dollars in two years.
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New York
British- Columbia
William
J. Graham
James
McKay
Reno
United States
Graham
State urged to trace Lindbergh baby identity
Attorney for Bruno Hauptmann asked New Jersey officials to identify a child he claims may be the missing Lindbergh baby. C L Lloyd Fisher, visiting Hauptmann in the death house, said the defense has no funds and the state, which spent $30,000 on handwriting experts, could obtain the information for $50.
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Trenton
AIP
Lloyd ‘Fisher
Bruno Richard ‘Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Fisher
Haitmann
State
California
Manitoba Social Credit lists candidates in federal race
About 200 Social Credit supporters met in Winnipeg to discuss early plans for nominating Social Credit candidates in Manitoba federal constituencies. W Sanders, who interviewed Premier Aberhart of Alberta, reported Aberhart favored sending Social Credit candidates to Ottawa. The push follows Ottawa‑bound leaders visiting Winnipeg en route.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Social, Credit
Manitoba
W. Sanders
Sanders
Aberhart
Alberta
Social Credit
Foothills
Ottawa
Social
Credit
Fédecral
Social: Credit
Conversion Question Stirs Ottawa Debate
Fragmentary Ottawa file notes an August or September debate over a conversion issue. The text mentions an heir and Shad with railway and municipal interests, implying a legal or political question about property or governance. The readable portion hints at a stalled or contested decision affecting local authorities.
Aberhart Opens Ottawa Talks on Alberta Relief Loan
Premier Aberhart of Alberta opened negotiations with the federal government for a loan of 18 million 389 thousand dollars. He met Premier Bennett and a cabinet committee, called the talks satisfactory, and warned of a projected deficit of 1.85 million at March 31, 1936 with 2.139 million needed for relief costs.
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Ottawa
William
Aberhart
Social, Credit
Alberta
Bennett
John Hugill
Coal Producers Reject Arbitration in Wage Dispute
Appalachian soft coal producers rejected the United Mine Workers proposal to submit the wage differential dispute to arbitration. The union seeks about a 10 percent wage increase and a five four day cut in the 34 hour week, while producers offer to renew the current wage and hour scale. The agreement expires next Sunday midnight and miners threaten not to work Monday without a new pact.
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Washington
Unite Mine Workers
Enagh
Warships Enter Worecian Ports Amid Protests
ATHENS on September 10 reports that ships arrived at Pylos Mesilla and the Tonian islands Yra Cyclades without permission. The government issued a swift protest and ordered a small mission to resolve the situation and prevent further escalation.
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Athens
Pylos
Mesilla
Tonian
Yra
Cyclades
Smade
Shadihad
Ull
Birds Abundant as Saskatchewan Season Opens Monday
Regina reports large numbers of Hungarian partridge in the province ahead of the hunting season opener next Monday. Chickens are fairly plentiful in the north with many chicks. Pheasants are protected this year. Prairie chicken shooting begins October 1 with a five-bird daily bag limit. Ten ducks may be shot daily with possession limits of 25 and 100 for the season.
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Regina
C.P
J. R. Hlil
Missing Wetaskiwin 12 year old found after search
A drizzling night and police search located a 12 year old girl presumed missing in Wetaskiwin. The child, daughter of Julius Schroder, had been missing since September 10 and was found today after an active effort by authorities and volunteers.
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Baton
Rouge
United States
Huey
P. Long
Louisiana
Cat A. "Weiss, Jr
Attite
Capitol
Weiss
Long
Wetaskiwin
Julius
Schroder
Greek Republic faces fresh crisis as monarchist mob clashes
Pro monarchy restoration urged in a proclamation by Panayotis Tsaldaris after a night of street fighting outside the cabinet. Republican and monarchist guards clashed as tension spiked, injuring General Panagiotakos and prompting calls amid a cabinet meeting about Greece’s political future.
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Bremier Panayotistsaldarig
Cand
Reppublicans
Cabliinet
Clidm
Marsha
Greece
Panagiotacos
Athens
Geéor
Konmys
Ie Tike
Im ‘Ately
Ai Déclarati
Panayoti
Tsaldari
Kandy
Géorgé
Mussolini orders nationwide one day fascist mobilization
Rome reports Premier Mussolini orders a national one day mobilization of all fascist forces. The plan calls up 2,650,000 party members including 650,000 youths ages 13 to 21 with 4,000,000 fascist boys. The date is not set but will be proclaimed by sirens and church bells. Similar moves planned in Italian colonies as tensions rise.
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Rome
C.P
Mussolini
Italy
Fascist Party
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