Platform at Kenora Demands General Election
Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King denounces the Bennett government as lost to the country and to the world, urging an immediate general election. He ties the Stevens pamphlet controversy to broader political intrigue and clears his stance against Stevens and Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bennett
H. H. Stevens
Clairy
Kenora
Benhett
Rt. Hui
W. L. Mackenzie King
Dominion
Mr. Bénnett
Mr. King
Hon
Price Spredus
Mr. Stevens
Bennett
Bedaux Expedition Cars Plunge Down 300 Foot Cliff Near Telegraph Creek
New York report details three Caterpillar cars of the Bedaux Canadian expedition teetering on a mountainside and plunging into a river. Nine members escaped as two cars were demolished and a rafted vehicle floated away. The group, with 32 people and over 100 horses, began in Edmonton to seek a passage through the upper Canadian Rockies for meteorological and mineral data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.P
Bedaux
Béedaux
Edmonton
Telegraph Creek
B.C
Canadian Rockies
Adda
Ten
Caribou Ridge
Sifton Pass
Fort St. John
Essage
Halfway
Graham
Peace
Mackenzié
Arctic Ocean
League Invites Soviet Union to Join World Assembly
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations formally invites the USSR to become a member of the League Assembly as world peace in view. Soviet and League delegates reach understanding on the invitation text and Moscow's reply, with formalities remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly
Russia
Havas
Havas News
So League of Nations
League
Soviet Union
Nion
Intersa
Bonny
Deb Fe
League of Nations Assembly
Ferns
John Simon
Louis ‘Barthou
Joseph Beck
Yunchednviet Union
R. B. Bennett
Canada
Labatt Case Probed by Police in Sarnia
Inspector J. Cousans of the London Provincial Police detachment and another officer arrived in Sarnia amid reports they were investigating a kidnapping linked to John H Labatt of London. A third gang member nicknamed Whitey Conley, and associates Albert pengriave and David Meisner, linked to Detroit gangs, were connected to the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarnia
Ont
C.P
J. Cousans
London
Provincial Police
John 8
Labatt
Brewer
Detroit
Rural teachers urged to contact officials for limited programme
Teachers in the city for the weekend who did not receive the rural school programme and prize list are asked to contact control manager J. A. King by phone 2230 or 3257 for access to Swift's special prize list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
J. A. King
Duncan Marshall Attacks Conservative Government in Ontario
Ontario minister Duncan Marshall accused the Conservative government of being anti-British and failing producers during a meeting. He named H. H. Stevens over a Middlesex cattle payment shortfall, claiming cattle were bought on credit and shipped to Great Britain after the firm collapsed.
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Cee _ BORONTO
C.P
Duncan Marshall
Ontario
Snelgrove
Foronte
Marshall
Cig
House of Commons
H. H. Stevens
Trade, and Commerce
Middlesex
Solld
Great Britain
Indian jumps from plane in northern Saskatchewan flight
RCMP patrolled the Pelican Narrows area between Saskatchewan and Manitoba searching for an Indian reported to have jumped overboard from an aeroplane Thursday. The Pelican Narrows resident boarded a plane piloted by Geoff Homet Hay for Flin Flon and reportedly attempted suicide with a razor before falling overboard.
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Prince Albert
C.P
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pelican Narrows
Saskatchewan
Flin Flon
Man
Geoff
Textile strike leaders call for Johnson resignation in Washington
The United States Textile Workers strike committee demanded National Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson resign. They condemned his claim that the textile walkout breached a June agreement and accused him of attacking organized labor in a hostile address. In Burlington North Carolina a dynamite bomb targeted KE Holt plaid mills causing a powerful explosion but limited damage.
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Washington
C.P
United States Textile Workers
Hugh S. Johnson
Rcovery
Johnson
Burleton
N.C
KE. M. Holt Plaid
Burlington
McKarnin Ross Welterweight Title Fight Postponed
The McKarnin Ross welterweight championship bout was postponed for the fourth time due to rain. If weather allows, the match will be staged Monday night at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
C. P
Mckarnin - Ross
Sealin
Square Garden
Celibacy Policy Considered for Young Clergy
Montreal Sept 15 The Church of England in Canada may urge young clergy to remain single for five to ten years to allow mobility. Bishop M. T. Harding of Qu Appelle noted in a synod that 90 000 square miles and 75 000 churchgoers require flexible staffing to effectively cover the vast diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
C. P
Canada
Harding
Qu’Appelle
Church of England
Dionne Quintuplets Hospital Opens in Callander
Dionne quintuplets receive a formal hospital opening in Callander Ontario. Parents Oliva and his wife did not attend. Hon. David A. Groll cut the ceremonial key. Dr A R Dafoe and Dr Alan Brown praised the care and precedent set by keeping the babies alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Fulford
Callander
Ont
C.P
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Oliver Dionne
David A. Groll
Daniel
A. R. Dafoe
Alan’ Brown
Toronto
Dafoe
Australian government sustains election result in early count
Early counts in Melbourne show the United Australia Party with 32 seats and the Country Party with 9, Labor opposition 15, with 7 doubtful. Prime Minister Joseph Lyons leads a government that could retain a narrow outright majority, while Senate voting favors government forces. No Credit Party candidates win seats despite battles over social credit schemes.
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United Australia
Country Party
Jennment
Labor
U.A.P
Princ
Joseph Lyons
Senate
Douglas
Credit Party
Whio Pit
Social ‘Crédit
Ypajor
C.H. Douglas
Manion Defends Amalgamation Plan At Conservative Meet
Toronto September 15 Dr Aide Manion minister of railways argued in support of railway amalgamation at a Conservative rally for candidate T L Church K C in East Toronto He claimed CN Railways are sounder than private lines and accused Liberals of misusing funds while noting savings from a new policy and the lack of Liberal action during their regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Aide Manion
Chris
T.L. Church
K.C
Manion
Canadian National “Railways
Acitle
Telegraph Ag Expresservices
Rail
C.N R
Henry Thornton
C.N.R
Ahio
Wwe
J.oe Thornton
Bradburn Fire Forces Harbor Precautions at Balboa
Fire and smoke burst from the hatch of the British freighter Bradburn as its hatch cover was removed. Port authorities closed nearby docks to traffic and a canal zone tug was ready to tow the vessel if the blaze worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
C.Z
Bradburn
Grain rates and trade notes in eastern Canada
Grain rates and policy notes mention special rates on coarse grains in eastern Canada. The fragment references domestic pricing and actions affecting grain trade with Canada, indicating a focus on price adjustments and regional pricing implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Canada
Prairie province to ship record straw fodder to farmers
In northern Saskatchewan officials anticipate a massive straw fodder movement this fall as frozen crops near harvest are prepared for export. Government agents say the arctic supply will aid farmers facing drought, with northern municipalities eyeing high payments for bale delivery.
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Prince ‘Albert
Nion P
Saskatchewan
Leamon Depestasne
Sask
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