Vancouver Tory groups condemn Tolmie's leadership
News from Victoria reports British Columbia Conservatives and allied groups split over Premier Tolmie's cabinet and possible coalition options. Bowser and Pattullo weigh statements while Vancouver organizations press for women in a reformed cabinet and Prince George delegates push for counsel from Pattullo.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Tolmie
Kidd
W. J. Bowser
K.C
Vancouver
Bowser
Mr. Pattullo
Pattullo
Liberal Association of
Ashecroft
Pattulio
League of Women Voters of
Catholic Church Damaged by Storm in Canada
Edmonton reports describe hurricane wind damage near Peace River and Fairview with roofs torn from a church valued at $50,000 and other buildings demolished. Travel blocked by fallen trees. threshing crew losses noted. Halifax notes the Canadian chamber pledges support for the 1933 world grain exhibition at Regina with a nationwide committee to boost interest.
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Peace River
Edmonton
Seeace River
Fairview
Ca Threshers
Halifax
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Regina
Canada
Montreal East End cattle market and abattoir fire
Firefighters faced extreme heat to subdue a blaze that destroyed a large East End cattle market and abattoir. About 360 horses were saved, but 10 hogs died. Two firemen and a spectator were injured.
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Montreal
East End
Abbattoir
Revolt Leader Captured by Federal Army in Chile
Santiago Chile September 15 Colonel Arturo Merino Benitez head of the revolt that ousted President Davila was seized by federal troops Thursday at Ovalle. A carabineer regiment reportedly captured 52 air service officers 50 mechanics and 90 planes alongside Benitez who heads the air service. Prisoners to be brought to Santiago.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Merino Benitez
Carlos Davila
Ovalle
Carabineers
Air Service
Col
Benitc
Grain dealer figures from Ogilvie dept report
Supplied by the Ogilvie grain dept shows figures for October 51 split December 529 83 May 57 percent No 1 November 50 percent track 5014 street 311 percent.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Clergy Salaries Secured Despite Endowment Losses
In Toronto on Sept 16 the Church Missionary Society decided to continue bishop and clergy salaries for five Church of England missionary dioceses whose endowments are depleted. John A. Machray of Winnipeg will manage funds and restore endowments where possible. No negligence by synods is alleged, but dioceses without synods or invested through Machray have suffered losses.
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Toronto
Church of England
John A. Mackray
K.C
Winnipeg
Church Missionary Society
Canon Samuel Gould
The
Missionary Society
Mr. Machray
Alberta Leads in Grain Shipment by West Lines
Winnipeg reports that 7,972 grain cars moved on Canadian Pacific Railway lines in the second week of September, double the first week. From Aug 1 to date, 21,320 cars moved, vs 9,368 a year earlier, with grain deliveries to country elevators rising sharply and total stored grain at 26,373,000 bushels.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mde
H. C. Taylor
Supt. of Transportation
Western Lines
Mr. Taylor
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Lines
Lake Head
Young Explorers Return From Summering in North
Five Harvard undergraduates and one Austrian finished a summer in Alaska’s Fairweather range. They geodetically surveyed, filmed, and scaled peaks near Mount Crillon and Mount Fairweather, carrying hundreds of motion pictures and stills for study. Led by H. B. Washburn Jr of Cambridge, the party gathered data with Harvard geodetic aids and documented alpine skiing forms by Harold Paummegarten, an Austrian Olympian.
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Vancouver
Alaska
Fairweather Range
H. B. Washin, Jr
Cambridge
Mass
Everett
U.S
Mount Crillon
Mount Fairweather
Kineneen
Harvard School of Geodetic Exploration
Fairweather
Harold Paummegarten
Austria
H. B. Washburn, Jr
Tragic Death of Christina Gardiner Reported in Medicine Hat
Body found hanging from a meal in Medicine Hat prompts investigation by Dr. C Boyd and Sgt. A Allen of the RCMP. Mrs Christina Gardiner aged about six years is the deceased, with four daughters aged fifteen to twenty five and a son previously drowned at Mitchell dam. Mrs Gardiner born in Owen Sound Ont on September 6 1882. husband died about twelve years ago. Further details awaited as officers return.
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Cordnér
C. Boyd
Sérgi A. Allen
R.c.mgp
Roseberg
Christina Gardiner
Boyd
Sergt. Alten
Mrs. Gardiner
Medicine Int
Fourth St
Evelyn
Gean
Ewphie
Beatty
Archie
Mitchell
Z—T Ranch
Moore reelected president of Trades and Labor Congress
Hamilton report notes Tom Moore of Ottawa securing a 14th consecutive term as head of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada. Delegates reaffirmed support for a Dominion wide unemployment insurance plan and called for Ottawa discussions with the government and broad participation by national bodies. The convention also debated relief costs and charges by Alberta officials amid calls to expand relief funding.
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Hamilton
Tom’ Moore
Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Labor Congress
Trades and Labor Councils
Canada
Edmonton
Carl Berg
Trades and Labor Congress
Relief Administration
Alberta
Free State Farmers Condemn Valera Jingo Policy
Dublin reports farmers and ratepayers from across the Free State condemned Eamon de Valera's government jingo policy at a meeting. They demanded restoration of overseas markets and discussed forming The United Farmers' and Ratepayers' Association as a new national organization. The gathering followed tariff actions by the UK and the Free State and the withholding of land annuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Fish Free State
Eamon de Valera
United Farmers’ and Ratepayers’ Association
United Kingdom
Free State
Forestry Service Inspecting Creek At Elkwater
Mr. T. F. Bleftgen of Edmoncon and forest ranger George Ambrose visited Elkwater to review a proposed creek diversion east of Elk water Lake. The plan aims to drain a swamp and stabilize Elkwater Lake’s water level to prevent marshy shores and potential health risks.
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T. F. Bleftgen
Edmoncon
Forestry Service
George Ambrose
Elkwater
Bleftgen
Elkwater Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian National ship stream doubles 1932 grain shipments
Winnipeg reports Western grain loading on the CN line has more than doubled from last year. For the 1932 crop 20,977 cars have been loaded, and 2,495,000 bushels were marketed in the last seven days, compared with 7,799,000 bushels the previous year.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
T. P. White
Car Service Department
New Zealand Quake Triggers Widespread Damage in Hawkes Bay
A violent earthquake swept Hawkes Bay and surrounding areas causing extensive property damage with no loss of life. Three injuries reported at Wairoa where a bridge collapsed, while chimneys toppled and underground cables cut telephone service. In Wairea buildings destroyed and hospital staff displaced as rain hampered recovery efforts. Rural areas suffered as a six room house on piles collapsed, leaving families camping outdoors.
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Wellington
N.Z
Hawkes Bay
New Zealand
Gisborne
Wairoa
Wairea
Star
Federal troops seize Cacoeira from Sao Paulo rebels
Rio de Janeiro reports federal forces took the town of Cacoeira from Sao Paulo rebels. Government says rebels began retreat toward Lorena as the action ends in this front.
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Rio de Janeiro
Federa
Cachoeira
Sao Pauls
Lorena
Russian Qil Shipped to Canada for Aluminum Co
Montreal reports near one million dollars of Canadian aluminum products to Russia in exchange for Russian crude oil. Aluminum Company of Canada says it is trading aluminum for oil in effect, though not literally, with first oil shipments en route to Montreal. The arrangement aims to supply Russia while introducing Canadian oil to the market.
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Montreal
Russia
Andrew Mellon
United States
Aluminum Company of Canada
New York
Lasalle Petroleum Refinery Company
Raz Maersk
Joseph Elie
Aluminum Company of Canada, Limited
New York Times
Montréal
Ays
Theewspaper
Aluminum Company
la Salle Oil Company
Canada
Stenta
Does Not Play Bridge In Maine First Lady Hopes for a Team
Lewiston Maine Sept 15 Mrs Louis Brann who will be the first lady of Maine when her husband elected Monday at his office does not stay bridge but supposes she will have a team She has no hope however that her governor husband will be her bridge table partner
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Lewiston
Louis Brann
Maine
Hes
Henderson backs German equality in armaments at Geneva push
Arthur Henderson urged the World War Allies to honor Versailles disarmament and end the arms race. He spoke to the National Peace Council and said Germany must gain equality in military status to avoid a renewed war, and he left for Geneva to press preparations for the resumed conference.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Rom Arthur Henderson
National Peace Council
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
eGneva
Geneva
Europe
Caution Against Starting Fires In the Open
Edmorton officials urge campers hunters and tourists to extinguish cigarette butts and fires to reduce the fire hazard as the duck season opens. Forests protect fish and wildlife and are a valuable public resource, so careless actions could destroy timber stands.
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Edmorton
Department of“Lands and Mines
Lacrosse Team Heads to Calgary for Semi Final Series
Medicine Hat box lacrosse players travel to Calgary to face the Shamrocks in a two game series for the provincial championship playoffs. The squad, led by Toole and Charles in goal and a defence of Robertson, Barron, and Scott, aims to reach the finals against Edmonton. Tonight’s 8 p.m. match at Shamrock Arena opens the series.
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Medicine Hat Box
Calgary
Shamrocks
Edmonton
Toole
Charles
Robertson
Barron
Scott
Rover
Ferguson
Quail
Craven
Lindsay
Thomson
Knight
Simmons
Fooks
Shamrock Arena
Struette
25 Days Scrap Ends Spider Defeats Garter Snake
In St Charles and Pittsburgh reports, a small black spider won a 25 day struggle against a ten inch garter snake before the snake was liberated by Mayor J G Langum in St Charles, while a Pittsburgh account describes the spider restraining a six inch garter snake in a web.
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St. Charles, II
J. G. Langum
Chicago Humane Education Society
Pittsburgh
W. F. Millet
Fonreville
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Cromier Tolmie
Pate Great Astern
Kerrisdale
Federal
Machray
Church OF England Missionary Society
North
Trades Labor Congress
Mr. Berg
A. G. Poole
Valera
N. Zealand
Aluminum Co
Dominion Corporation
Arthur Henderson
Rink Arena
Emil
Young
Young Tunney
Harvey
Lust
Danny LeClair
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