Germany Rejects Eastern Locarno in Preface to Security Pact
Geneva reports Germany will not sign the proposed Eastern Locarno security agreement citing risk of British and Russian military action near its borders. Berlin says it would accept an Eastern accord based on collective non aggression and crisis consultation among major powers, in reply to League of Nations proposals ahead of Russia's League election.
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Germany
Geneva
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Reich
Sign
Locarno
Yee Wee
League of Nations Assembly
Berlin
Russia
sidVakia
Baltic States
Paris
Léague
France
Italy
Rhine
Market Absorbs Canada's Wheat Crop for 1934
In Quebec on September 17 1933 James A Richardson of Whee reports that heat and drought in the northern hemisphere reduced world wheat surplus. Canada’s 1934 crop is expected to sell well with a small carryover at the start of August 1934. Richardson plans a four to five week trip visiting France Italy Germany Denmark and the United Kingdom to assess grain markets.
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Quebec
C.P
Canada
James A. Richardson
Whee
Europe
Pritaing
Richardson
France
Italy
Germany
Denmark
United ‘Kingdom
Crown Prosecutor Targeted by Blackmail Letter in London
Crown Prosecutor N.F. Newton of London received an alleged extortion note signed "Spike" demanding $50,000 to stop pursuing the prosecution. Newton declined to reveal the note's text but confirmed the threat.
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London
C.P
N.F
Golf Championship Crowns Toronto Champion
A golf championship in Toronto concludes with Hessie Meare securing the title in a round of 90 as the main event. The report notes the decisive flight and final score shaping the victory.
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Toronto
Hessie
Slavery Reports Highlight Global Servitude Issue
In Rome on September 17 Cardinal Fumasoni Biondi said about 6 million people remain enslaved worldwide. He noted slaves in Ethiopia Liberia China and several Muslim nations. He estimated 2,000 slaves are taken yearly across the Red Sea to Arabia.
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Rome
CP. Cable
Fumasoni Biondi
Ethiopia
Liberia
China
Red Sea
Africa
Arabia
Endeaour Beats Rainbow in Second US Cup Race
Meers of the Endeaour captained by Sopwith won the second race of the America's Cup series at Newport, beating Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow by 15 seconds on a 30 mile windward leeward course. Endeaour finished in 3 hours 43 minutes 44 seconds with Rainbow clocking 2 hours 40 minutes. Spectators erupted as the British challenger crossed the line amid cheers, whistles, and bells.
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Newport
T. O. M. Sopwith’s
Endeavour
Harold S
Vanderbilt’s
Rainbow
Thomas
Lipton
Shamrock Jev
Secon
Vanderbilt
Sopwith Thore
Bedlam
Georgia martial law declared over textile strike disruptions
Governor Eugene Talmadge announced martial law across Georgia where disorders occur and local authorities cannot handle the situation. The nation faces a widening textile strike with 4 000 militiamen mobilized in Georgia and 2 000 yard workers prepared in the Carolinas as the strike enters its third week.
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Atlanta
C.P
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Washington
Cp, Inc
Francis
J. Gorman
Patted, States
Ate
Gorman
American Fed“of Labor
San Francisco
Hugh Ae
National Recovery &Dministrate
Oatrike
Howe
Carolinas
Wiethwhile
Linder
NRA
No clear headline due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary report notes a Glacier Park scene in Montana and mentions attempts to identify Lumley's photographs. surrounding garbled words reference Waterton village Alberta and attendance, with no coherent event or outcome.
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Cnae
Waterton
Alberta
Ar. Hag
Cripthbridge
Lumley
Dry Areas Deserving Of Assistance
Kingston reports September 17 officials call for united support from spiritual, political and financial leaders to aid drought stricken residents in Southern Saskatchewan and the western provinces as Premier J. G. Gardiner meets a luncheon gathering to discuss relief efforts.
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Kingston
Saskatchewan
J. G. Gardi
Ie Oomglor
Federal plan limits sales of processed beef and meat fats
Ottawa announces a government program to aid surplus cattle from western provinces. An order in council will cover half the freight cost to abattoirs and half the net cost of processed meat from processing points, applying to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Ottawa
C.P
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa plans stock issue for Bank of Canada shares
Hundreds of investors have applied to the Finance Department for stock in the Bank of Canada as the issue opens tomorrow morning. Subscriptions require official forms and a statutory declaration. eligibility rules limit ownership to British subjects resident in Canada. The bank will pay a 4.5 percent cumulative dividend. maximum holding set at fifty shares.
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Ottawa
C.P
Finance Department
Bank of Canada
Sade
Yblic
France
N. Rhodes
Canada
Police seek Michigan sedan suspects in Labatt kidnapping
Chicago police watch for a sedan with Michigan plates as they pursue Dave Meisner and Albert Pegram believed linked to the Kidnapping of John Labatt, a London Ontario brewer. A weekend wire from Toronto’s Insp John Miller suggested the men may be in the Chicago vicinity.
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Chicago
C.P
Michigan
Dave Meisner
Albert *Pegram
John Labatt
London
Ont
INO Developments
Ings
John Miller
Toronto
Mecinity
Missing Fisherman Frank Bennett Found After Years
Fragmentary report notes Frank Bennett who had disappeared from his home two years ago has been found. Details are sparse due to the damaged text but the recovery is confirmed. Authorities have not released additional information pending verification.
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Frank Bennett
Edmonton farmer ends life in countryside shooting
A farmer near Edmonton reportedly took his own life Friday by shooting himself in the mouth. The event followed family and financial pressures as authorities investigated the incident and arranged for the burial and estate matters.
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Edmonton
C.P
Saas
al Haves
Edmonton Dry Area Relief Announced for South Regions
The Department of Agriculture reports that this year carloads will be required to support dry area relief in the south part of the province. Areas around Edmonton and near-north districts are among those affected as escape areas are identified.
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Edmonton
C. P
Eden Raf
Ottawa lifts hay and straw export embargo follows check on supplies
Canada reports the August 24 order-in-council easing hay and straw exports to the United States with licenses issued to exporters across provinces. The step aims to restore shipments amid a weaker hay crop and market speculation. Officials say commitments before the order remain licensed, and similar provincial arrangements may follow in Manitoba British Columbia and Alberta New.
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Ottawa
C.P
United States
United
Canada
Dominion
British West Indies
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
St.’ Lawrence
Roy-Totable
Manitoba
British Columbia
Lowe Testes
Provinietan
Ture
Manito Chief
May 15 1932 assassination tale in Japan referenced
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to an assassination in Japan on May 15 1932 involving naval officers and parliament members. The text also hints at presentations and associations but remains unclear and partially garbled.
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Japan
Ottawa fall session doubtful amid by election fallout
Ottawa reports suggest no fall session yet with by elections in Ontario looming. Government plans a January return to Parliament with big budget aims, unemployment relief, price spreads reform, and potential British North America Act amendments amid Liberal opposition pressure.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Stevens
Edple
Unclear text fragment yields partial report
Ambiguous OCR segment mentions a person named Tomlinson and references seven TACs with abandoned entities. No clear event, date, or location facts are readable to form a complete news item.
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