Eleven Nations Retaliate Over U S Tariff Changes
A Foreign Policy Association report notes eleven countries have taken retaliatory measures or threats since Hawley Smoot. Canada Australia New Zealand Cuba Spain revised tariffs. France Italy Switzerland Mexico Uruguay Argentina raised duties or threatened to.
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U.S.A
Washington, D.C
Ken Clark
United States
Foreign Policy Association
Canada
Cana
Australia
New Zealand
Cuba
Spain
France
Italy
Switzerland
Mexico
Uruguay
Argentina
Finland Is Safe After Missing Flight Search Ends
A radio flash from Worth Saskatchewan reports pilot-geologist Mike Finland and an Indian guide are safe after two weeks missing following a flight from Lac La Ronge. The Indian was found yesterday seeking gasoline near the stranded plane.
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Prince Albert, Sask
Worth Saskatchewan
Mike Finland
Lac la Ronge
Finland
Cnminal
Marine officer kills himself after wife attack in hotel
Lieut. Col. Richard B. Creecy of the Marine corps shot himself in a Washington hotel after a wife was hacked nearly to death with a hatchet. Police believed he struck her then, thinking her dead, turned on himself. No motive was found.
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Washington
Richard B. Creecy
Marine Corps
Haiti
Man Seeks Return to Ponoka From Hospital
A 40 year old man entered Sgt Allens office asking to be sent back to Ponoka. He was identified as Fred Sykes, the escapee from the institution on March 18. For six months he wandered reading about tramp life but winter approaching led him to seek hospital shelter again. He was sent back to Ponoka for further treatment.
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Sergt. Allens
United Church Convention to Meet in Lethbridge
Southern Alberta hosts its first United Church autumn convention with meetings on October 15 at Knox Church Lethbridge. Speakers include Rev J A Finlay Rev J Arnup and Rev C D Donald with talks on church unions foreign missions and India. Supper will be served by the Indies of First United Church followed by Dr Thomas Powell speaking on The United Church at Work in Alberta.
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Lethbridge
United Church
Alberta
Knox Church
J. A. Finlay
M.A
J. Ar
Donald
India
British Empire
Indies
First United Church
Convention Church
Thomas Powell
Albertia
Vibert B Sunk After Collision With Hall Arland
Five men are believed lost after the Grand Banks schooner Vibert B. broke in two when struck by the Bell Island steamer Hall Arland at midnight near St John’s. The Vibert B. sank quickly and search efforts continued until daylight with no trace of the missing.
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Mid
Grand Banks
Vibert B
Bell Island
Hall Arland
Saskatchewan Unemployment Relief Budget Proposal Discussed
Premier J.T.M. Anderson says Saskatchewan should receive about one third of a Dominion relief fund totaling 20 million dollars. The plan, based on Ottawa's schedule of work, would cost the province and municipalities jointly with the Dominion government sharing the balance. Ottawa expects the Manitoba stretch of the trans Canada highway to be tackled to provide work, extending 450 miles from the Ontario boundary.
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Gaska
Saskatchewan
Rudget
J.T. M. Anderson
Ottawa
Manitoba
Pune
Whitemouth
Ontario-Manitoba
No Question Of Right To Secede
Sidon Sept 29 Rt Hon J H Thomas secretary for the Dominions in an interview with reporters of several nations says no one questions the right to secede from the British Empire He notes the Imperial Conference opening Wednesday will mainly address economic questions and that constitutional issues are regarded as settled at the last conference
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Sidon
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
British Empire
London
Thomas
British Aviatrix Mrs Bruce Returns to Belgrade in World Flight
Belgrade, Jugoslavia Sep 27. Mrs Bruce, the British woman aviator, completing a round the world flight via Constantinople and Tokyo, arrived today and left soon after. She aims to reach Tokyo in about two weeks and then sail to San Francisco before flying to New York.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Bruce
Constantinople
Tokyo
San Francisco
New York
Neal Elected Lord Mayor of London
William Pheng Neal, solicitor, was elected Lord Mayor of London for the coming civic year beginning November 1. Ceremonial customs at Guild Hall were observed, including strewing wild herbs at the dais as a nod to medieval plague practices.
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London
William Pheng Neal
Guild Hall
Chicago Man Climbs Pole and Is Electrocuted
A 32 year old Chicago man Joseph Rinero climbed a utility pole to demonstrate electricity to his wife and three children. He touched live wires and died on the ground after misjudging the electrical system.
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Chicago
Joseph Rinero
Comte
Radio Experts And Rum Ring Uncovered In Brooklyn Raid
New York officials target a potential 15 million dollar rum ring after two radio experts were arrested in a Brooklyn secret station raid. One arresting figure is Cecil Molyneaux described as a radio genius and former operator aboard the schooner Im Alone sunk by a U S revenue cutter in the Gulf of Mexico about eighteen months ago.
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New York
Brooklyn
Department of Justice
Cecil Molyneaux
Gulf of Mexico
Three Men Drown in Columbia River
Three men are believed to have drowned when their canoe capsized in the Columbia River north of Golden British Columbia. The victims are Gordon Hallam twenty three a packer and surveyor in charge of topographical work and his assistant, with Walter J Nixon a warden reporting no trace found of the trio.
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Columbia ‘River
Golden
British Columbia
Walter J. Nixon
Git and Game
Invermere
Fils
Gordon
Packer
Hallam
Investigating Southesk Tragedy Mystery Deepens
Calgary September 29 The Calgary air mail plane crash near Southesk may have caught fire in flight investigators led by H O Ingram say one fire extinguisher carried by the craft showed evidence of use A farmer saw the plane pass overhead and report two flares followed by a bright flash like an explosion suggesting in flight fire may have forced a landing attempt.
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Calgary Air Mail
Southesk
H. O. Ingram
Ingram
Tidal Wave Floods Town Near Leghorn
Leghorn Italy September 29 AP tidal wave in the Ceagina river flooded Ceacina to several feet with thousands seeking refuge on upper floors and roofs. The Rome railway line was washed out for half a mile and soldiers aided residents with skits as property damage mounted across thousands of acres.
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Leghorn
Italy
Ceagina
Ceacina
Rome
Former Head Athabasca Violence Case Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a former head at Athabasca and a serious diookar with cryptic phrases about around twenty agonal signs and a diagnosis. The readable text is unclear and does not provide a coherent event or outcome.
Britain seeks wheat quota plan to curb imports
Cable from London reports Conservative leaders endorse a wheat import quota to reduce dependence on foreign grain. Stanley Baldwin's economic committee outlines details, targeting top suppliers including the United States Argentina and Russia. If enacted, Britain could limit foreign wheat to ten percent of imports, reshaping trade with major producers.
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New ‘York
London
Goift
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
United States
Argentina
United Kingdom
England
Wales
Rosaia
Hon
Neville Chamberlain
Conservative
Russia
Liverpool
Toronto Judge Dismisses Deeks Suit Over Wells History Text
Ontario case ends after five years as Justice Raney throws out Florence Deeks's $500,000 claim against M G Wells and several publishers over copying of Outline of History. Deeks must pay all costs.
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Justice Raney
Toronto
Misacek
Venta
Mijlan Publishing Co
Sit
Raney
Miss Deeks
Cassell and Company, Ltd
George Newnes, Limited
The
MacMillan Company
Notable Court Case Involving Bank Robbery Suspects
A court case in Queenstown heard plea details from suspects linked to a bank robbery near Prince Edward Island. The proceedings showed a judge and police involvement as the aged defendants faced charges and pleaded guilty to related offenses.
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Calgary
Toda
Norman Stewart
Soaarsahee Erly
Toronto
Wishine
Henry Dugan
Prince Edward
Aland
Oa Hee
Queenstown
Stewart
Pensions Tribunal Appointments Announced
Ottawa reports that on Saturday the pensions tribunal members were announced. The move will shape the handling of pension disputes and appeals, establishing a framework for future cases and governance decisions.
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Ottawa
Pensions Tribunal
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