Italy Will Stand by League in Ethiopian Crisis
Rome reports Premier Mussolini's cabinet will not abandon the League of Nations while it bears full responsibility for action against Italy. Addis Ababa cites mobilization proclamations, and Moscow indicates the Soviet Union will back League sanctions against Italy if Ethiopia is attacked.
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C.P. Cable
Italy
League of Nations
League
Mussolini
Great Britain
Il Duce
Addis Ababa
C.P
Haile Selassie
Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Litvinoff
Britain
France
Ethiopia
Healy
APM
Canterbury Dean Promotes Social Credit Tour
Very Rev Hewlett Johnson Dean of Canterbury arrives in Calgary on a Canadian tour to spread the gospel of Social Credit. He says his visit is educational not partisan and that he has devoted his annual holiday to the cause for two years. He sees Social Credit principles as transforming Western industry and even surpassing certain Russian experiments.
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C.P
Social Credit
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
Canada
Alberta
Hebrew New Year Observances Begin Roish Hashana
Last night at sundown the two day Hebrew New Year began marking year 5696 in the Jewish calendar. Hebrews observe Roish Hashana by closing stores and attending synagogue services on Fifth Street while asking forgiveness for sins of the year and seeking blessings for the coming twelve months. The observance will be followed by Yom Kippur on Monday October 14 with religious ceremonies.
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Fifth St
Bennett Defends Wheat Policy In Brandon Speech
Prime Minister Bennett defended Canada's wheat policy in Brandon, saying he would repeat the same course under similar circumstances. He rebutted claims he tied the Canadian dollar to the US dollar and noted the middle course avoided currency linkage. He praised Conservative reform and urged Canadians to study statutes rather than seek outside change.
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Man
Bennett
Sifton Press
Winnipeg
United’ States
Reconstruction Party
Conservative Party
The
Hurricane Sweet Hammers Florida Coast Havoc in Cuba
Tropical hurricane known as Hurricane Sweet battered Cuba with 150 mph winds and caused widespread destruction in Cienfuegos Casilda and Matanzas while Florida coast towns faced evacuation and disrupted communications. The wanderer steamship lay aground near Cuba as refugees flooded Havana and Red Cross organized evacuations.
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Veinte de Mayo
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Cienfuégos
Casilda
Fort. Lauderdale
Fra
Wanderer
Point del Birril
Florida
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Trnasderazas
Trinidad
Jamaica
Washington
American Red Cross
Great Britain seeks bids for twenty one ships in naval program
London announces a call for tenders on twenty one warships under the 1935 naval building plan. At the same time Britain approached the French government in Paris to learn how France would assist under the League Covenant if a clash occurred in the Mediterranean.
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C.P
Great Britain
Great
Britain
Paris
France
Mediterranean Sea
Dividends Attract Family To Alberta From Ontario
A Kirkland Lake couple with eight children traveled to Drumheller Alberta seeking the $25 a month dividend. They met welfare secretary Mrs J E Meagher who supplied food and clothing and arranged support to Ponoka as they wait for dividends while planning to work. In Brandon Cecil Leech is named Reconstruction party candidate for federal election.
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Drumheller
Kirkland Lake
Alberta
Drumheller Welfare Board
J. E Meagher
Social Credit
Ponoka
Brandon, Man
C.P
Cecil
Leech of
Brandon
Reconstruction Party
League Adjourns At Call of Its President
The sixteenth assembly of the League of Nations concluded its work and adjourned sine die in Geneva. It can be reconvened on 24 hours notice by President Edourd Benes if a crisis arises. Italian delegate Aloisi departed for Rome amid speculation about sanctions on Italy's Ethiopian dispute. Saskatchewan Premier Gardiner plans air travel next week to campaign in the federal election with several campaign addresses requiring airplane charter.
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C.P
League of ‘Nations
Tedouard Benes
Baron Pompeo’ Aloisi
League ‘of ‘Nations
Rome
Aloisi
Gerrera
Regina
Saskatchewan
Gardiner
Ford Aims to Put Telephones in Dashboards
Henry Ford reportedly sees advantages in dashboard phones allowing busy executives to talk to their offices while traveling. He was said to have discussed with the ore manager in Buenos Aires while driving through Schenectady using a French type telephone mounted to the instrument panel.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Cc. P
Henry Ford
Buenos’ Aires
Argentina
Ford
Buenos Aires
Canadian exports hit five year peak in July farm machinery
The Canadian Press reports July exports of farm implements from Canadian plants reached a five year high, nearly 200 percent higher than July 1934. Freight through the Peace bridge rose 80 percent from last year, while Ottawa rail carloadings stay ahead of last year. Ontario Hydro notes August load up 8.2 percent. Ford doubles electric furnace foundry size at Windsor. Canadian Leaf Tobacco erects a new warehouse in Tillsonburg.
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Fort Erie
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Peace Bridge
Tillsonburg
Canadian Leaf Tobacco Company
Ottawa
Windsor
Liberal Leader Mackenzie King Caps Canadian Tour Talk
Victoria speech highlights cooperation across Canada and between federal and provincial governments. King links relief to Liberal policy, recalls suffering in 1930, argues for healing leadership over force and stresses party unity behind his platform. Continued discussion promised on page eight.
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C.P
Mackenzie" King
Pattallo
C. J. ‘McDowell
Byron Johnson
British Columbia
King
Great
Canada
Mr. King
Great Britain
Bennett
G Men Sweep in Liquor Ring Case in Halifax
Halifax report says ten of eleven Maritimers pleaded guilty before Magistrate J L Barnhill to conspiracy to defraud the government in a alleged $5,000,000 liquor ring. One man Sanford of Clementsvale NS was absent. trial moved toward Supreme Court with notices served to Justice Graham.
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J. L. Barnhill
Genes Sanford
Clementsvale
Nova Scotia
Supreme Court
Attorney General's Department
Willoughby Ritcey
Lower Lahaye
Sylvester
Dumphy
North Sydney
N S
Clovis
Perry
Summerside
Prince Edward Island
Ray Clarke
Union Road
Paralysis cases rise in Saskatchewan closures noted
Saskatchewan reports two new infantile paralysis cases raising totals to several. High and public schools in Senlag area closed as three new cases appear in Macklin near the Saskatchewan Alberta border. Earlier cases counted in Tisdale and Lloydminster continue, with one Lloydminster case in Alberta part of town.
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Saskatoon
C.P
Saskatchewan
Senlag
Macklin
Saskatchewan- Alberta
Tisdale
Lloydminster
Alberta
King to Pass Thru on Return Trip Through Prairies
Prime Minister Mackenzie King will pass through Medicine Hat on Tuesday morning at 8:50 as part of his return election tour through the Prairie Provinces and British Columbia.
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British
Columbia
Mackenzie
King- Will
Medicine “Hat
Red Deer Youth Stabbed To Death In Attempted Assault
Red Deer, Sept 28 Leonard Wickwire aged 17 was stabbed to death Friday while allegedly trying to assault two girls alone in a house 14 miles southeast of Red Deer. A 16 year old girl allegedly stabbed the attacker in the chest as he pressed the attack. Wickwire died after leaving the home and collapsing nearby. Margaret Gladys and another girl are held by RCMP pending investigation. Wickwire appeared in court on charges of assault.
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Red Deer
Leonard Wickwire
Rr House
Ead
Margaret
Gladys
R.C.M.P
WickWire
Australia Cuts Duties Boosts Antipodean Trade
Ottawa reports Australian budget measures abolish primage duties on five Canadian exports including newsprint asbestos bronze powders drugs and chemicals and printing paper. Newsprint and related goods enter Australia free with no other taxes. values shown in Canadian export figures.
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O.p
eReace Commerce
Melbourne
Antipodes
Australia
Commonwealth
Bre
Tonight Ends Annual Shopping Canvas Festival
Tonight closes the annual canvas shopping event as crowds join the Granada club for a dance finale. Henry Cavan performs an old time dance while the Badminton Club finalizes the competition amid festival spirits and bright lights.
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Anot Danee
Henry Cavan
Badminton Club
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