Thomas Says Canada Visit May Tackle Unemployment
Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas returns from Canada declaring he is hopeful his talks will aid Britain's unemployment problem this winter. He plans to meet business groups and push practical steps, noting Canada will buy British coal and steel and seeking wheat sales as part of the effort. He stresses no artificial remedy exists, and the aim is securing customers.
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Liverpool
J. H. Thomas
Great Britain
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Dominion
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Home Oil Dividend Authorized by Directors
After a directors meeting, Home Oil Co Ltd announced a 20 percent dividend on July and August shares. Records date set for September 30. President W C Shally said a new company will be formed to split stock six for one, and would pay fixed-date dividends without book closures. Merger talks with Calgary and Edmonton Corporation Ltd. were closed as unresolved.
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The
Home Oil Co., Ltd
W. C. Shally
Bayabl
Shelly
Calgary and Edmonton Corporation, Ltd
Anglicans Pass Through City En Route to Calgary Convention
Morning traffic carried clergy and lay Anglicans through the city en route to the Anglican Provincial Senate convention in Calgary. The Bishop of Brandon and Canon W. C. Western joined a brief stop for a stroll and a Sunday service plan at St Marks church. The Lord Bishop of Winchester is expected to pass through tomorrow, with a post-convention tour to Banff Lake Louise Vancouver and back to England.
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Calgary
Brandon
Canon W. C. Western
Qu’Appelle
Western Will Remin
Western
St. Marks
Winchester
Singhind
Trans-Canada
Banff
Miss Wands
Woods
Lake Louise
Vancouver
States
England
Painter Dies After 50-Foot Fall in Winnipeg
Finn Olsen aged 81 died after falling from a ladder while painting at Wesley College in Winnipeg. He dropped fifty feet from the cornice yesterday and succumbed today to injuries.
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Winnipeg
Finn Olsen
Wesley College
MacDonald to Visit Ottawa for October Address
Premier Mackenzie King said Ramsay MacDonald will be Ottawa guest for a three day visit in mid October. MacDonald will speak at a government dinner and outline discussions with President Hoover. He plans stops in Toronto Montreal and Quebec before sailing from Duchess of York.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Canada
Jominson
Willy
Hoover
Mackenzie King
King
MacDonald
Washington
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Pacific
Ramsay MacDouala
London
United States
Mr. MacDonald
New York
Chamber of Commerce Delegation Heads to Hanna
The Chamber of Commerce delegation left this morning by car for Hanna to discuss with the Board of Trade there matters of common interest. They stopped at Grooks for lunch and expect to reach Hanna between six and seven tonight. Participants include Dr. F. W. Gershaw M.P. H Lang M.L.A. and many others.
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Hanna
Board of Trade
Grooks
F. W. Gershaw
M.P
H. Lang M. Lia
W. Cc. Smith
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Redcliff
A. P. Burns
C. H. Niles
Australians Strong For Empire Trade Vancouver
Australians express fierce loyalty to Empire trade and claim 98 percent of their car purchases come from Canadian manufacturers. Sir James Murdock of New South Wales told the Canadian Club in Vancouver he supports imperial preference, arguing tariffs should reflect wage and living standards differences between Britain and Canada.
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Empire Trade
James Murdock
Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
James
Canadian Pacific Lines
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
Grain movement data on CPR lines with large totals
Winnipeg reports grain indications with 3,284,000 bushels marketed on Canadian Pacific Railway lines. Lake Head stock rose to 65,389,000 bushels with 592,000 moved by boat. Vancouver storage holds 6,895,000 with 40,000 shipped by boat yesterday. Alberta leads arrivals at 1,701,000 bushels. 1,257 cars were loaded.
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Winnipeg
Lake Head
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Alberta
Manslaughter Verdict In Hochwasser Case In Regina
Regina Sept 18 The jury found Ambrose Hochwasser 41 guilty of manslaughter in the July 31 death of Patrick Kearns who was stabbed in an Osler street alley. Hochwasser received three years hard labor at Prince Albert penitentiary with a strong leniency recommendation. The trial spanned morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
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Ambrose Hochwasser
Prince Albert
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Ambrose
Hochawasser
King's Bench
Hochwasser
Hay
Patrick Kearns
Osler Street
South Railway Avenue
Hockwasser
Mie
Maeglish
Crown
Defence
Austria
Canada
Fort William
Schenwold
Silton
Lummer Yard
Plans to Bring League Charter in Line With Kellogg Pact
Geneva Sept 18 The British Labor government delegates at the League of Nations assembly proposed revisions to the covenant to end war as a policy and align with the Kellogg Briand pact While a second plan urged a conference to curb narcotics production with government monopolies discussed by Canada and others The United States and non members ponder participation while France and Britain eyed disarmament amid cautious optimism from Premier Benes on avoiding a vote on the proposal
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League of Nations
United States
Cecil Hurst
Noel Baker
Assembly
Sir Cecil Hurst
Commission On
Sir Cecil
Mariano Cornejo
Peru
League
Canada
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Invitations to five power naval conference to be issued
Washington reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald will issue invitations soon for a late January five power naval conference in London. No joint UK US invitation. Britain will invite United States Japan France and Italy. London officials deny any decision yet. MacDonald and Isobel visit Sandringham as Prince of Wales arrives for a short stay.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
London
New York
MacDonald
Isobel
No. 10 Downing Street
Sandringham
Norfolk
Prince of Wales
Brooks Duck Hunter Killed In Accidental Shot Incident
In Brooks Alberta on Tuesday evening Teddy Mallory 27 was found dead with a gunshot wound near a slough south of town. Investigators say Mallory likely triggered his own shotgun while hunting ducks after placing the gun across a fence. Coroner Dr C E Anderson ordered the body removed to Ingrams funeral parlors. no inquest is expected.
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Brooks
Teddy Mallory
Alberta
Mallory
Constable Naylor
Loretta Clay
Bobby Clay
Eleanor Mary Cler
Lillian Cler
C. E. Anderson
Ingram
Babe Ruth Hits 45th Home Run in Opening Game
Babe Ruth belted his 45th homer of the season in the first inning of today’s double header opener between the Yankees and the Indians. Walter Miller pitched for Cleveland as the bases were empty in that at bat.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Walter Miller
Cleveland
Laguardia Elected Republican Candidate for Mayor
Fiorello H Laguardia has been elected Republican candidate for mayor of Newark He will be Mayor Walker's chief opponent in the race in New York on September 18.
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New York
N.Y
Fiorello H. Laguardia
Newark
Walker
Peace prospects in Russia China Manchuria dispute
Soviet reports from Chita Khabarovsk and Vladivostok describe six Chinese assaults on Soviet soil near Manchuria. Attacks target towns by the Manchuria station and surrounding areas as efforts for peace negotiations continue amid harsh exchanges.
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Russia
China
Manchuria
Chita
Khabaravele
Vladivostok
Blagovieschénak
Free Feed Transport In Certain Areas
The Canadian Freight Association Western Lines with Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railways and the governments of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba announce free transportation for farmers feed hay and feed oats for the coming winter. Effective Sept 18 to Apr 30 1930 certificates signed by the deputy minister of agriculture required. CPR routes include Shazrrow to Bassano Unity to Hardisty Lougheed to Camrose Onward to Throne Coronation to Alix Eustice to Drumheller CPR lines. CN lines include Unity to Wainwright Fabyan to Ryley Junction Lloydminster to Vermilion Claysmore to Vegreville Junction Sibbald to Hanna Watts to Baintree Cuthbert Arnesson to Acadia Valley Tallow to Wardrow Battle to Mirror Alix Tirricana Inland to Camrose Junction Battle Junction to Munson Junction Sabine to Hanna Kiron to Alliance.
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Canadian Freight Association
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
H. A. Craig
C.P.R
Shazrrow
Bassano
Unity
Hardisty
Lougheed
Camrose
Coronation
Alix
Eustice
Drumheller
C.N.R
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Fabyan
Ryley Junction
Lloydminster
Vermilion
Claysmore
Vegreville Junction
Sibbald
Hanna
Watts
Baintree
Cuthbert
Arneson
Acadia Valley
Tallow
Wardrow
Battle
Mirror
Tirricana
Camrose Junction
Battle Junction
Munson Junction
Sabine
Kiron
Alliance
Attendance at Toronto Exhibition on Labor Day
Attendance reached 240000 at the Toronto Exhibition on Labor Day, down from 248000 recorded in 1928, reflecting a softer year for the event.
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