Ottawa Debates Imperial Conference Tariff Proposals
Ottawa faces an emergency session as opposition leader Mackenzie King and minister Stevens clash over tariff increases. King warns higher duties will raise living costs and unemployment while the Liberals resist being blamed for price rises. Continued on page five.
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King
Canada
Speaker
Great Britain
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Bennetts
London
W. L. MacKenzie King
House of Com
Enterprise Wins Fourth Straight America's Cup Race
The United States sloop Enterprise defended the America's Cup by winning the fourth race of the series, finishing the 30 mile triangular course in 3 hours 10 minutes 5 seconds. Shamrock trailed with a 14 knot breeze and choppy seas as Enterprise led early but Shoreed late.
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U.S.S. Kane
United States
Enterprise Today
Associated Press
E.S.T
Shamrock
Enterprise
Police report in Toronto shooting case amid hospital wounds
Harold Lloyd, a provincial constable, lies in hospital with a neck wound after a shooting at the home. His wife is charged with attempted murder and in a nervous breakdown, admitting she fired the shots. Parents of the girl and a key witness are detained as investigations proceed.
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Toronto
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Million Dollar Detroit Liquor Plant Seized
Detroit police announced the destruction of an illicit distillery that had been moving about one million dollars a month. The raid seized the largest alcohol plant found in Detroit since Prohibition began, with equipment valued at about one million dollars. operators fled using rope ladders from windows as officers stormed the site.
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Detroit
Mich
Aviatrix Ruth Alexander Killed in Accident in New York
Ruth Alexander, noted aviatrix, was killed in a route accident in New York. The headlines describe her final flight and the crash that ended her career, with authorities investigating the incident and honoring her achievements in aviation.
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Aviatrix
Fan Diage
Ruth Alexander
New
New York
Japanese Get Into Line On Naval Treaty
A Tokio despatch reported the special committee to investigate the London Naval treaty recommended unconditional acceptance of the pact. The decision, made without riders, marked a decisive victory for Prime Minister Hamaguchi's government.
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New York
Tokio
New York Times
Hamaguchi
Clearing house weekly and prior year receipts
Returns show $381,465 for this week and $371,055 for last week, with $645,687 reported for the same week last year. The figures indicate a comparison of weekly clearing house receipts across current and prior periods.
Doings in Parliament Senate Debates Unemployment Relief Bill
Ottawa report notes the Senate to continue committee work on the Unemployment Relief Bill with first and second readings given yesterday. The House of Commons resumes debate on tariff changes as discussions persist on new schedules.
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Ottawa
C.P
Senate
House of Commons
Gire
Wheat and grain inspections report figures
Winnipeg report lists inspections by grain type for the period ending Sept 18. Wheat 2,186 cars up from 1,995. oats 49 up from 24. barley 164 up from 160. flax 9 up from 3. rye 52 up from 31. mixed grains 1 down from 3. screenings 1.
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Winnipeg
Empress of Japan Sets Fast Maiden Round Voyage Record
In Ohama Japan on Sept 18 the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Japan completed her maiden round voyage from Vancouver to Yokohama Victoria and Honolulu. The Honolulu Yokohama leg took six days 19 hours 43 minutes, about 20 hours faster than the prior record. The ship had already lowered the Yokohama Victoria record by four hours 26 minutes on August 14 and Victoria Honolulu by 22 hours on September 4, completing the triangle.
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Ohama
Japan
Canada
Vancouver
Victoria
Honolulu
Yokohama
Pacific
Autumn Storm Wreaks Havoc Across British Isles
A heavy autumn gale battered a large part of the British Isles causing property damage and fruit crop losses. The Isle of Man suffered torrential rain, flooding, and wrecked small craft, while Glasgow saw a wall collapse injuring a night watchman who died. enfringed streets and flooded homes reported in Scotland and surrounding areas.
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London
British Isles
Isle of Man
Glasgow
Forbes Says Butter Duty Prohibitive for Canada Trade
Premier Forbes of New Zealand warns an eight cent per pound tariff on New Zealand butter would be prohibitive for exports to Canada. He suggests possible adjustments but doubts relief is likely. He notes Canada accounts for about twenty percent of New Zealand butter exports and discusses broader trade implications with Britain and the United States.
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Ottawa
New Zealand
Canada
G.W. Forbes
Dominion
Cata Pations
Zealand
Pantcen
United
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Algo Meter
Deodaton
Sirosmnoon Waitess
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Lord Beaverbrook Ill With Para Typhoid in London
London dispatch reports Lord Beaverbrook is ill with para typhoid though not believed to be serious. Friends close to the newspaper peer say recovery is expected after a yachting holiday. He was taken ill three weeks ago and brought to Dover for consultation with physicians. Partial recovery announced previously but public engagements will be curtailed for some time.
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London
Lord Beaverbrook
Gald
Dover
Wis
Disastrous Mine Tragedy Claims Seven Lives
In Cumberland County near the Old Victoria mine a gas pocket explosion last night trapped seventeen workers. Seven men died, ten escaped, and rescue crews retrieved two bodies early today as others suffered burns and gas effects. Charles Kent Oswald Fife Robert Belmano and Charles Gates led a doomed rescue attempt before collapse. Draeger crew rushed from Springhill to assist.
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Cumberland County
Victoria
Krawlick
Fowler
Bee
Charles Kent
Oswald Fife
Robert Belmano
Charles Gates
Draeger
Springhill
Dr C H Oliver Elected Moderator Of United Church
London Ontario September 17 Rev C H Oliver principal of St Andrews College Saskatoon was tonight elected moderator of the United Church general council His career spans teaching scholarship and activism with western Canada prominent in his recognition Born February 8 1882 at Eberts Ont he began at county schools then Chatham Collegiate Institute till 1898 winning top class medals He studied at Toronto winning McCaul gold in classics and later joined the University of Toronto earning many scholarships and a PhD for a thesis on Roman Economic Conditions.
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London
Ont
BE. H. Oliver
Prinipal
St. Andrews College
Saskatoon
General Council of the
United Church
Western Canada
St. Andrew's College
Eberts
Kent County
Chatham Collegiate Institute
the Collegiate
Witl
Edward
Province of Onttario
University of Toronto
Oliver
McCaul
Alexander MacKenzie
Toronto
New York
Narrative of a historian’s early career and travels
The text notes a historian who served as head of the history department at Raha University from 1905 to 1908 under a new moderator. It describes his summers in mission work in the Northwest Territories and British Columbia, an Atlantic crossing to study in Berlin, travel in Palestine, and a period at the University of Chicago.
Muskellunge Catch Sets Record At French River Camp
The 25 pound muskellunge was landed at French River by B R Spotts of Houston Texas a veteran angler. He is a guest at the famous French River bungalow camp where fishing is reported better than in many seasons.
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French River
B. R. Spotts
Houston
Texas
Oil Well Opens to Full Flow in Winfield Area
An unofficial late report says a new field well near the Brant 2-32-ABa location opened to full extent, delivering 100 barrels in 55 minutes and potential for 500 to 750 barrels daily. The well drilled to 2 574 feet showed a strong flow from pay sands, with ongoing production expected to rise.
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Winfield Daily Counse
Brant
Roth
Pete Chia
Cioke
Bayssey
Maonte
Roth and
Faurot
Ing
Saskatchewan Immigration Under Strict Provincial Control
Regina reports the Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Immigration and Land Settlement recommends strict provincial and federal controls with checks and safeguards. It urges enactment of measures to ensure only eligible persons enter and settle in agricultural areas, while noting some immigration is needed to sustain rural populations.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Royal Commission On Immigration and Land Settlement
J. T. M. Anderson
Hees
Saskatchewan
Peran
Parliament Opens as Unemployment Fears Loom in Ottawa
Ottawa September article details Parliament's opening with Governor General arrival and speech of the government. It notes debates on unemployment, a Peace River outlet, national highway, and banking credit concerns. The piece references Mr. Bennett's campaign promises and calls for price reductions to reflect credit circulation.
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Allin Sears
Bennett
Peace River
Ferry Scone
Atmictin
Ming
Cates Ohn
Prine Mattrad
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