Italy and Germany Clash Over British Disarmament Note
Rome reports Italian disappointment at Britain's note on German equality and says little to resolve the crisis. Berlin rebukes the note as unfriendly and insists armament parity must come from the Disarmament Conference. Paris reports Jean Fabry urging Rhineland reoccupation as France weighs options between war risk and strength.
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Rome
Berlin
Germany
Germeny
Herriot
Eqnee
Paris
Rhineland
Jean Fabry
Chamber of Deputies
Fabry
L'Intransigeant
Arena Insurance Adjusters Endorsing Rebuild Plans
Insurance adjusters survey the ruined Community Arena and an early settlement is expected. Medicine Hat Rink Co. directors set a shareholders meeting for Wednesday September 28 to discuss rebuilding. Rotary Club Carnival committee plans the Ceet at the Curling Rink with dates October 18 14 and 15. carnival aims to match prior success despite venue change.
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Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd
Rotary Club
Carnival Control Committee
Ceet
Holiday farmer war continues in Iowa
Large scale farmer action in Worthington and Sioux City as hundreds converge on highways to halt shipments of livestock and grain. Pickets clash with authorities. two truckloads of livestock are turned back and a local farmer is rescued after their team is driven into a ditch.
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Worthington
Minn
H. B. Miller
Nobles County
State Farmers Holiday Association
Worthington Commission
Sioux City
Iowa
Midwest
Towa
Eldon Rowe
Albert Levine
V. Calvin
Calvin
Bow Island Takes Second Prize in Jr Wheat Club Championship
Edmonton September 17. The Alberta Junior Wheat Club championship results crown Holborn Club as winner with 89.7 points while Bow Island Club scores 87.7 for second place. Lethbridge, M.D. near Medicine Hat, and 25 clubs competed. the event promotes pure seed and high quality crops. oats title went to Grande Prairie with 88.9 points.
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Bow Island
Edmonton
Holborn Club
Bow Island Club
Medicine Hat
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge Club
Mundare Club
Rossington Club
Steward Wheat
Henry Woodley
H. N. McDonald
Grande Prairie Club
Daviland Club
Wheat Clubs
Alberta Wheat Pool
Alberta
Melborn
Hayter
Consort
Vegrevile
Balzac
Lethbridge
Claresholm
Alliance
Northslawa
Grande Prairie
Sedgewick
High Prairie
Athabasca
Youngstown
Oyen
Red Deer
Andrew
Myrnam
Willingdon
Nobleford
Hairyhill
Camrose
Castor
Oats
Daysland
Scandia
Loyalist
Lacombe
Bonaccord
Nova Scotia Apple Growers Assess Storm Loss
Annapolis Valley fruit growers and government officials resumed damage estimates after Saturday's gale. The crew reported at least half of the crop blown down with losses projected around 1 million dollars in Nova Scotia's fruit belt.
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Kentville
N.S
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
Price Bros Seeks Shareholder Aid To Meet Liabilities
Price Brothers and Co Limited says it cannot meet liabilities to bond holders before November 1 when grace period ends for the August 1 default unless assistance is received. The firm adds preferred and common shareholders may be asked to provide at least part of the needed help. Inspections note wheat totals at 2 290 for Saturday versus 1 081 last year with contract wheat 2 129 oats 60 barley 31 flax 0 rye 1.
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Montreal
Price Brothers and Co. Limited
Winnipeg
Swedish Government Resigns After Narrow Riksdag Win
Stockholm Sept 19 The Swedish government led by Premier F T Hamlin resigned today after yesterday's Riksdag election. The Social Democrats failed to win a majority though they increased representation by 14 seats, leaving the new government’s political outlook in doubt.
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Stockholm
F. T. Hamlin
Riksdag
Social Democrats
Calgary minister Rev. Hugh McKellar marks 91st birthday
Reverend Hugh McKellar a veteran Presbyterian minister celebrated his 91st birthday in Calgary on Sunday as friends and parishioners gathered to honor him with greetings and prayers.
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Hugh McKellar
Calgary
Minister McPherson Visits Cypress Hills Park and Elkwater
O L McPherson provincial Public Works Minister and Mrs McPherson arrived from Edmonton to Medicine Hat and stayed at Cecil Hotel. They met Chamber of Commerce, City Council, visited golf courses and greenhouses, and toured Elkwater Lake area to discuss water supply, lake level, and road improvements. The visit included a wild duck luncheon and a tour to Murray's Hill with remarks on future trips.
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O. L. McPherson
Tunney
Emil Lust
Jesse
Elkwater Lake
Local Man Injured In Calgary Road Auto Crash
Fred Hall of Medicine Hat sustained minor injuries in a head on collision on the west approach to the Chestermere bridge in drizzle and high wind. Hall and Harold Stickney were returning to a Langdon farm from the city. Blair of this city and Sawyer of Edmonton driven the other car with Alberta license. Hall to hospital with shock and chest injuries. Royal Canadian Mounted Police attended.
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Calgary
Fred Hall
Medicine Hat
Chestermere
Hall
Harold Stickney
Bowness Road
Hacke
R. M. Cook
General Hospital
Ieck
Eho
Royal Canadian
MacDonalds Boyhood Friends Attend His Daughter Wedding
Wendover Buckinghamshire September 19 many old fisherfolk friends of Ramsay MacDonald from Lossiemouth Scotland will attend tomorrow’s wedding of Joan MacDonald second daughter of the Prime Minister to Dr Alastair Mackinnon. The ceremony will be at the Congregational chapel and seating will be a difficult problem.
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Wendover
Buckinghamshire
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Joan
Alastair Mackinnon
War claims in Chaco as Bolivian forces face Paraguay
In the Chaco Fort Boqueron Bolivian troops are alleged to have decapitated Paraguayan prisoners. A Bolivian plane reportedly bombed a Red Cross hospital and fired upon it with machine guns. In Bogota crowds demanded war with Peru and funded defense with a $10,000,000 credit. President Louis M. Sanchez Cerroi is named.
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Ascencion
Paraguay
Ministry of War
Fort Boqueron
Chaco
Red Cross
Bogota
Colombia
Peru
Senate
Sanchez Cerroi
Louis M. Sanchez Cerroi
Weather Outlook For Western Canada And Ontario
General rains have occurred in the West with cool conditions. Ontario expects showers this morning. Alberta forecast calls for mostly fair skies tonight and Tuesday with a slight warmup. Cities report varied temperatures with rain and clouds across Vancouver Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Lethbridge Saskatoon.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Ontario
Alberta
New Gold Find of Great Richness Found By Woman Lake Prospector
Sioux Lookout Ontario September 19 After three days without food Ben Rouillard a veteran prospector says he found rich gold near Woman Lake He filed on seven claims after discovering a moss covered vein two to twelve inches wide and about 200 feet long following a storm and island ordeal.
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Sioux Lookout
Ont
Ben Rouillard
Woman Lake
Roullard
Mining Recorder’s
Woman’s Lake
Farmer Killed By Black Bear In Emerson Farmyard
Emerson, Sept. 139. A black bear killed 65 year old farmer George Kawrilia in a farmyard clash as cows returned for milking. His wife Mrs. Kawrilia died later from shock. The bear fled into a swamp and was killed about 400 yards from the scene. The farm lies two miles from Garden Town in a rural area.
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Emerson
Man
George Kawrilia
Andi
Kawrilia
Garden Town
Here
Labor Reiterates Stand Against Communism
Hamilton delegates at the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada endorse more than 100 resolutions aimed at unemployment relief and workers’ rights. They seek contributory unemployment insurance, health improvements, a 30 hour government contract week, longer moratoriums, and stricter immigration enforcement while rejecting communistic methods. The group proposes insurance funded by workers, employers, and government and plans Ottawa lobbying to push passage.
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Hamilton
Ont
Convention of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Canadas
St. Lawrence
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Congress
Ottawa
Conyers
Canadian Communists To Be Deported Quebec
Fourteen alleged Communists convicted for May Day plots in Northern Quebec mining districts will be deported in early October after serving sentences in Quebec jails. The deportation follows a closed-door inquiry by the Immigration Tribunal chaired by Fr N Monroe. The men, all mining workers, were convicted at Amos for demonstrations at Noranda and Rouyn.
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Quebec
N. Monroe
Amos
Noranda
Rouyn
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