Ethiopia and Italy Mobilize Amid War Rumors
Dispatches from Addis Ababa and Rome report four Italian mobilization decrees adding tens of thousands to the army signaling Mussolini's readiness for a prolonged conflict. Ethiopia denies an impending Ethiopian offensive while Britain reaffirms fidelity to the League of Nations as talks continue.
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Geneva
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England
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ESS
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Steen
League Assembly
Samuel Hoare
Thas
Australia seeks link between health and agriculture at League
Geneva September 14 Australia’s delegate Bruce Stanley says health and agriculture should be joined to tackle the agricultural problem. He notes rising public health demands and increased consumption of many products that ag departments dislike. He asks if it is not possible to marry health to agriculture to aid the sector.
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League -of Nations Assembly
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Young Monte Lake cowboy injured in Kamloops stampede
Alan Graham from Monte Lake BC suffers a left leg fracture when his horse fell on him in the saddling chute at Kamloops stampede. High River Alberta rider Eddie Watrin is also hurt when thrown. Casey Patterson of Gadsby Alberta wins the first bucking horse heat.
Call For Boycott Of German Goods
Montreal delegates at the 79th annual International Typographical Union convention unanimously adopt a resolution urging a boycott of German goods and opposing U S participation in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The body also seeks congressional action to run radio broadcasting as a government enterprise and limit daily advertising to two hours.
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C.P
United States
Berlin
International Typographical Union
Congress
Hitler Opens Nuremberg Nazi Congress With Military Display
At Nurnberg Hitler arrived by air to open the nation wide Nazi congress. Bernardo Attoligo was the only foreign diplomat to attend while others declined. A massive 16 000 soldier display and a claim of peace marked the opening amid chants and applause as Hitler praised regained strength and denounced the Versailles framework.
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Berlin
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Congress’ of Liberty
Greece Premier Backs Democratic Royalty as Answer
In Athens Panayoti Tsaldaris urged Greece to restore monarchy as the natural regime and urged a plebiscite. The capital remained tense after clashes outside the cabinet doors, where two republican leaders were stabbed by guards.
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A.P
Panayoti
Tsajdaris
Greece
Constitutional Square
Social Credit M L A s Gather for City Meeting
Social Credit workers arrive by train and auto in Medicine Hat for a mass meeting at Twaites Hall at 9 o'clock. The crowd will hear the selection council announce the federal candidate and Fred Anderson of Calgary will give the main address. A A A Reilly opens the gathering as Medicine Hat Social Credit vice-president.
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M.L.A
Twaites Hall
Fred Anderson
Calgary
A. A.A Reilly
Medicine Hat
Social Credit Federal Constituency Association
Increased Relief Costs Spark Alarm Across Provinces
Labour Minister Gordon noted public figures showing the heads of families on relief across Canada. The statement cites an alarming and disproportionate rise in relief costs in some provinces despite higher relief figures.
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Oquawa
Gordon
Canada
Toronto Proposes Ban on Unnecessary Noise at Night
Toronto moves to curb car horns and other noise from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. The board of control passed the resolution and sent it to the city council for approval, marking a likely first for a Canadian city.
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C. P
Toronto Board of Control
Wheat Crop This Year Larger
Ottawa reports Canada's total wheat production for the year is estimated at 290,541,000 bushels with spring and fall wheat breakdowns. Prairie provinces are placed at 272,100,000 bushels, including durum and common wheat. Alberta's crop is estimated at 116,000,000 and oats at 449,297,000 bushels, a 40 percent rise over 1934.
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Dominion
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I . Ois
Alberta
Alberta Premier Aberhart Pushes Social Credit Plan
Ottawa reports Premier William Aberhart of Alberta seeking an $18,389,000 federal loan to double provincial obligations. He outlines finances inherited, aims for a monthly $25 dividend to residents, and plans bank talks in Toronto to woo Imperial Bank cooperation. Aberhart expects a Cabinet decision soon amid discussions with Premier Bennett.
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British
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Social Credit
Aberhart
Toronto
Imperial Bank
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Treasury
Alberta Treasury
Alberta Premier Aberhart Seeks Larger Provincial Loan
Ottawa negotiations with the Dominion government aim to extend Alberta’s loan from 2.25 million to a total of 18.389 million. The move would cover funding through October, with the larger loan originally sought by Premier Aberhart.
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Ottawa
Lost Railroad Foreman Found After Six Days In Santee Swamp
W. Coward a 60 year old railroad station foreman from Co. near here was found by rescuers after six days lost in the Cypress swamps of Santee. He appeared in good condition but said he was weak from going without food.
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Relat Manning
S.C
Santee Swamp
W. Coward
Coward
Robbery Strikes Albera and Burdett Post Offices
The Albera post office was robbed Tuesday night as a 200 pound safe containing $52 in stamps and $7 in money was removed while postmaster Fred Gorbous slept. Earlier Burdett post office saw a safe with $300 cash and $100 in stamps taken Saturday.
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Altal
C.P
Albera
Fred Gorbous
Burdett
Empress Menen Appeals to Women Worldwide for Peace
Empress Menen urged women around the world to unite against war and bloodshed. She said all nations share a spirit of love and that Ethiopia’s example demonstrates the value of peace and steadfast efforts toward a humane future.
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Addis
Ababa
C.P
Menen
Ethiopia
Valwill
Lyme
Premier Bennet announces wheat policy at Liberal gathering
The Saskatchewan premier delays prices for wheat to support political aims. He backs holding wheat off the market while other nations sell, citing farm needs and a nationwide Liberal wave. He says Canadians have spoken and will complete the program with Ottawa elections.
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Bennett
Saskatchewan
Nova
Scotia
Canada
Ottawa
Sof
Stevens urges spreading science benefits to the people at large
Halifax speaker Hon H H Stevens Reconstruction party leader warned that modern science and invention favor capital with little reach to workers. He urged spreading benefits to the public, highlighting mechanization displacing workers around age 45 and calling for action beyond government.
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Halifax
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H. H. Stevens
Reconstruction Party
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