Local Manufacturers Press Tariff Views At Calgary Sitting
Local manufacturers told the Tariff Commission at Guy Hall yesterday that protection is vital for Medicine Hat and Alberta industry. They urged 30 percent for stoneware and 20 percent for farm tractors, arguing a tariff cut would end local plants and drive investment away.
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Guy Hall
Tariff Commission
Sir Henry Drayton
Calgary
Alr
Chas. Pratt
Manufacturers’ Association
Medicine Hat
Alberta
J. B. Davies
J.B. Swan
Poles Capture Fortified City and Sweep Front
Warsaw reports Poles have captured tautsk a fortified city forty miles east of Vladimir Vashynsk and advanced along a front of about 210 miles. Moscow confirms heavy fighting with Russian troops annihilated in the reglan of Lemberg as forces push toward Vladimir Vozhynusk Brest Litovsk area and several towns.
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Warsaw
Tautsk
Vladimir-Vashynsk
Munday
Moscow
Lemberg
Staunishiatchik
Sokolow
Bysly
Khaanen
Vladimir- Vozhynusk
Brest-Litovsk
Permexkes
Chopostoyv
Aund Kaspirzic
Rerta
Verdict in Wilful Murder Case In Toronto
Coroner's jury returned a verdict of wilful murder in a Toronto case. Phillip Goldberg, a young boy, was killed on a date in August at the Glendale Road and Queen Street corner in daylight. The accused, Mred L Davies, was identified as the perpetrator. Evidence indicated the boy's parents sold liquor from their McCaul Street home and Davies was a customer there.
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Toronto
Phillip Goldberg
Glendale Road
Queen Street
Broad Doylight
Mred. L. Davies
McCaul Street
Bomb explodes at Genoa stock exchange
London dispatch reports a time bomb exploded at the Genoa stock exchange. Some damage occurred with no casualties. The attackers remained at large as authorities searched for suspects.
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London
Cgenoa
Genoa
Drowned In Three Inches of Water
Miss Margaret Hogart a nurse at MekKellar hospital in Fort William was drowned in three inches of water beside the road when an automobile turned turtle on Friday night at Port Arthur Sept 18 Roy McHas another nurse Miss Jones escaped injury.
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Port Arthur
Margaret Hogart
Fort William
MekKellar Hospital
Dite
Delegates welcome crowd at Massey Hall Toronto
The ninth congress of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire opened in Toronto with overseas delegates greeted by Lieut. Gov Lionel Clark Mayor T T Church and Sir James Woods. Lord Desborough and other leaders from London and New Zealand spoke for the visiting party.
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Toronto
Massey Hall
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Lionel Clark
T. Tt. Church
James Woods
Canada
Lord Desborough
Stanley Machin
London Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Hobson
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Sir Thomas Mackenzie
New Zealand
Government loans aid Tokyo silk industry relief
The government will loan the silk syndicate 50,000,000 yen and provide 15,000,000,000 yen through the Bank of Japan to stabilize raw silk prices and regulate exports. The move targets preserving the silk trade and market stability.
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Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Meighen To Speak In Winnipeg In October
Premier Meighen will deliver his first Western Canada political speech since taking leadership in Ottawa. The date will be announced soon with Winnipeg as the planned venue. He will spend the first half of next week in the eastern townships Quebec, with a principal address set for Sherbrooke on September 2.
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Quebec
Ottawa
Canadian Press
Meighen
Canada
Winnitpeg
Mtr
Meighem
Townships
Sherbrooke
Sugar stocks rise in early 1929 seven months
Mrs. Ruth Roundy of Truax died in an auto accident near Wilcox Sask. The report notes a sharp rise in sugar stocks during the first seven months of 1929.
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Ruth Roundy
Truax
Wilcox, Sask
Cork lord mayor Terence MacSweeney in hunger strike
Mary MacSweeney reports from Brixton Prison that Lord Mayor Terence MacSweeney has had a bad night and is exhausted after 37 days without sleep. The Irish Self-Determination League notes his hunger strike began August 12 in protest of arrest by British authorities.
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London
Terence
MacSweeney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Mary MacSweeney
Brixton Prison
Registration Slackenings Mark City Offices This Evening
Registration slackened again this morning at the city offices. Officials expect all three offices to be busy in late afternoon and evening, but many citizens likely will not be on the lists when registration ends at o'clock this evening.
Soviet Flotilla Defeats Wrangel's Naval Forces in Azov
Moscow reports a victory for the soviet flotilla in the Sea of Azov over General Wrangel's naval forces. In land fighting, soviets concede a setback and a retirement near Oriskhoft.
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Moscow
London
Sea of Azov
Major John Barnett Appointed Soldier Settlement Board Chairman
Ottawa reports Major John Barnett, born in Carleton County New Brunswick, named chairman of the Soldier Settlement Board succeeding W J Jack. Barnett, a Dartmouth graduate, served in WWI with the 187th and 50th Battalions, was wounded near Lens, later held roles with the Alberta board office and western provinces as general counsel.
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Calgary
Board
Alberta
Western Provinces
Ottawa
John Barnett
Soldier Settlement Board
W. J. Jack
Major Barnett
Carleton County
New Brunswick
Darthmouth College
Innisfall
Judge Carpenter
Barnett
187Th Battallion
France
Lens
Canada
Soldier Settlement Bord
Board For
Board For the
Conspiracy believed in Wall Street blast spreads nationwide
U S department of justice officials publicized a sweeping dragnet after a Wall Street explosion killed 35 and injured nearly 500. They cite radical literature found near the scene and focus on Edwin Fisher whose warnings are being questioned. Guards around government buildings and major financial sites are tightened as investigators seek leaders and the origin of the plot.
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New York
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Palmer
William
Fiynn
Bureau of Investigation
Ilya
Satel
Edwin Fisher
Hamton
Fisher
Morgan Bank
United States
Pra
John Coughlin
Bureau of Detectives
Bit
SLU
Horse Shoers, International
Coughlin
Col Mead
Morgan
Wash
French column defeats Arabs near Damascus in Syria
Paris dispatch reports Aral forces defeated near Damascus by a French force led by Col. Foltet. Arabs suffer about 200 killed. French seize two cannons and multiple machine guns. Gen. Gouraud has since received several requests for armistice from Arab leaders.
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Paris
Damascus
Col
Foltet
Peirnt
Gouraud
Syria
Cailliaux Plans Brussels Move After Conviction
Former French premier Cailliaux, convicted by the high court in April for commerce with the enemy, seeks residence in Brussels. He plans to head a new bank as president while under five years of enforced exile outside designated zones. The Interior Ministry has no objections to the departure. Rev Mather Poddurand of St Boni Tuce, Main, turns 16 on March 22. he marked the 19th anniversary of his ordination last Sunday.
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Joseph Cailliaux
High
France
Ele
Brussels
Ministry of the Interior
OM. Caillkins
Mather Poddurand
St. Boni- Tuce
Main
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Philip Goldberg
F. L. Davis
Benoa
Gideon Robertson
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Wrangel
J. Barnett
AG Chase
WAN OF Soldier Settlement Board
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