Siege and Shelling Roil Oviedo and San Sebastian
Spanish insurgents pressed bombardment of San Sebastian with artillery and air attacks as government forces reported fires in Oviedo. The bombardment targeted outskirts of the besieged city while civil guards and governor buildings burned amid shelling. Water shortages worsened Oviedo as rebels advanced toward surrender.
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Mngill
Oviedo
San Sebastian
C.P
San Sebastia
Piltge
Emilia Mola
San
Sebastian
Fe Midis
Weovandi
Spain
Saint Jean de Guz
France
Assalt
Revelsiv
Plan to Seize Auto Factory II Uncovered
A report to Premier Blum in Paris disclosed a plan by Communist unionized workers to seize Renault's Billancourt plant outside Paris. The factory, employing 34 000, was the site of alleged industrial upheaval as officials examined the move and denied any takeover plan.
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Auto Factory II
Paris
C.P
Indus‘ances
Blum J
Blum
Renault
Billancourt
Dogs Attack Child in Hopedale Amid Ferocious Dog Pack
A six year old girl was seriously wounded by a pack of ferocious dogs in Hopedale, suffering 15 gashes to her body. A brave woman beat back the dogs, and aid arrived from the New Zealand government ship Kyle with Dr. J. B. Clinton aboard, aiding the recovery in a northern outpost setting.
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Hopedale
Labrador
C.P
Newfoundland
Kyle
Was
J.B. Clinton
New York
Dobtor
Revised Figures Show Public Interest in Streamliner Visit
Official figures released today indicate 15 000 people viewed the Canadian Pacific streamliner during its Thursday stop. About 7 200 toured the limit inspection and spectators cheered as the fast train crossed Redcliffe Hill reaching near 100 miles per hour for a short stretch.
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Pacific
Swifk
Redcliffe Hill
Redclife
Millay
Hungerford Appointed to Head Canadian National System
The record shows AAD Hungerford appointed to head the Canadian National system. Hungerford brings fifty years of service with major Canadian railways, with experience in operation maintenance construction and administration. He has held senior roles across the Dominion, including the Maritime provinces Quebec Ontario and the three prairie provinces and British Columbia. He also served in Vermont where the national system now operates. He began as an apprentice in locomotive shops at Farnham. Continued on page five.
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Lage -Night
Canadian National
Hungerford
Canada
Dominion
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie
British Columbia
Vermont
Wvermont
South Astern
Farnham
Trades Union Congress Rejects Alliance With Communism
Alliance rejected by the Trades Union Congress as a united front against fascism is opposed after a critical attack on Communism by Sir Walter Citrine. British unionists stand firm against Moscow pressure.
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Plymouth
C. P
Trades Union Congress
Wari
Walter Citrine
Moscow
First season snow hits Calgary and Edmonton
Snow, the season's first, fell in Calgary and Edmonton today after heavy rain at night. Reports from Peace River country note frost and light snowfall with Brains Town district recording the heaviest falls near Hope, B C as snow continued across the region.
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Peace River
Calgary
Hdmonton
SGV
River Country
Brianstown
Arden
Burgeny
Wisat
Hope
B.C
Canadian Pacific Service Pleases Lord Tweedsmuir
A governor-general party member reports Lord Tweedsmuir praised Canadian Pacific Railway service and accommodations during his passage. He noted the comfort and efficiency of CPR operations across the tracks as a constant source of satisfaction.
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Canadian Pacific
C.P.R
Lord Tweedsmuir
Missing three-year-old Harold King found after woods search
In Washburn Wisconsin a three-year-old boy Harold King was found after a three day search through dense woods. His clothing was torn and he suffered exposure but was reported delirious at the hospital with potential pneumonia.
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Washburn
Wis
Harold
Attia
Wheat prices soar on Winnipeg market amid strong export sales
Wheat futures rose on the Winnipeg grain exchange today driven by substantial export sales and a bullish Canadian crop report. December futures touched about 1.0034 dollars a bushel with May around 1.0234 dollars, signaling strong demand.
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Winnipeg
C.pjs
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Government action urged to market Canadian farm products
Toronto report on Sept 11 quotes Dominion agriculture minister J G Gardiner urging government leadership to place Canadian farm products on world markets. He told directors at a Canadian National Exhibition luncheon that government must act within four years and should prioritize marketing of livestock and farm products.
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Toronto
C.P
J. G. Gardiner
Dominion
Gardiner
Government of Canada
Soviet Warns Berlin as Hitler Plans Surprise
Moscow cautions Berlin over anti Bolshevik rhetoric while watching the Nuremberg Nazi party convention. Soviet sources say no recall of the ambassador is planned but signal concern over Hitler's approach to Jews and the German economic crisis.
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Moscow
A.P
Berlin
Germany
Nuremberg
The
Be- Nef
Hitler
Europe
Mergsberg
Der
Edmonton receives 55000 grant from Alberta government
August cash relief of 55000 dollars is provided to the city of Homonton by the Alberta government pending a ruling on its legal right to accept prosperity certificates, announced by Mayor Joseph A. Clarke.
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Womonton
C.P
Dmonton
Alberta
Homonton
Joseph A. Clarke
Tweedsmuir to Meet Old Friend in Alsask Today
Premier Tweedsmuir planned a face to face meeting with an old ally in Alsask today. The event underscores ongoing provincial ties as both sides prepare to discuss shared concerns.
CP May Enter Bus Field Hints by Sir Edw Beatty
Ottawa dispatch reports Sir Howard Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific Railway hints at expanding into bus operations as a natural progression for cheaper inland transport. He cites improved western crop prospects and outlines plans to raise speeds and comfort, with air conditioning as a first step.
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Ottawa
Sept
Howard Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Raiway
Wihieres Higghiwiy
Canada
Tre
Woliel
Cp.r
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Fiji
Sale Of Lots At $1 Each Proposed By Mayor Clarke
Mayor Clarke proposes selling municipal lots at one dollar each to spur home construction. He suggests council authorize sales only for lots with sewer water gas electricity and telephone utilities connected. The plan aims to encourage residents in Fullarton and nearby towns to build homes.
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J. Clarke
OSC
Montonas
Nica
Nousin
Loty
Citzens
Governor General Visits Medicine Hat in Civic Welcome
A large Riverside Park crowd and a formal reception greet Governor General Lord Abern. He arrives by private car at noon and tours the city, asking questions and receiving the city’s honors. The reception committee includes Mayor Bullivant and six Aldermen, with Lt. Col. Hoover and Capt. Wyatt in attendance. Continued on page five.
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Rudyard T ‘Ipling
the Lown
Highy
Pweedsmuir
Canada
Kipling
Errol Hy
Wain No
C.P.R
Bullivant
Riverside Park
Black
Boyd
Hole
Marshall
Patterson
Warham
G. A. Hoover
South Alberta
J. L. Wyatt
Thomas Mur
Mister Tweedmyer Visits: Alberta Town Mayor Seeks Governor Post
A chaotic OCR read shows Mister Tweedmyer touring southern Alberta with the governor general amid formalities. The town mayor greeted the envoy in a heavy sweater, declaring it rare to meet such notable figures. The governor’s entourage praised the democratic spirit of the welcome.
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Tweedsmulr
Canadia
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Twirdmytar
Ganaca
Hha
Hauptmann case tester new entry for Canadian border
Mrs Anna Hauptmann seeks to cross into Canada from the United States to appeal her husband Richard Hauptmann's execution for the Lindbergh baby murder. Canadian officials consider allowing her to Montreal while immigration probes proceed.
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Rouses Point
N.yi
C.P
Anna’ Elauptmayi
Canada
United ‘States
Officius
Cantic
Hauptmann
Canna
Wl Hauptmann
Ielminas
City market slow as buyers scarce amid busy stalls
Market scene shows crowds yet traders report weak demand. Prices listed for staples include butter 20 to 25 cents per pound, marrow 10 to 6 cents, pumpkins 24 cents per pound, squash 24 cents, carrots 2 cents per pound, onions 1.54 to 2 cents, green peppers 4 cents per pound, with conflict between activity and purchases.
Queen of Saskatoon Underworld Sentenced in Robbery Case
Mrs. Bessie Johnson, self styled queen of Saskatoon’s underworld, received a two year sentence at Kingston penitentiary for taking part in a series of robberies in the Laura and Desiste district last fall. Evidence included three men now serving terms. two denied involvement. One convict turned king's evidence and said Johnson shared in the robberies. Additional notes mention a diamond ring and a separate theft at Laura elevator.
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Saskatoon
Bessie
Johnson
Ixinggston
Laura
Desiste
King's Hench Court
George Warren
Prince
Albert
Buve
Agal Kelly
Sudo
Christina’ ‘Hoover
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