Franco-Canadian trade pact expands wheat quotas
Paris reports the Franco-Canadian agreement extends the 1933 treaty with Canada winning a definite minimum wheat quota and expanded quotas for other Canadian products. Bennett, accompanied by a French minister, signs the accord as talks detail tariff removals and potential future concessions. Bennett to London then Canada voyage follows.
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France
Premeir Bennett
London
Canada
Paris
C.P
A.P
R. B. Bennett
Vranice
Bennett
Lucien Lamoureux
Prance
Britain
Albert le Brun
Rambouillet
Very Peculiar Case Concluded At Montreal
Timothy A. Sargood, former locomotive fireman, was found insane by an assize court jury after expert testimony. Dr. Proctor, former chief medical officer for the Canadian Pacific Railway, was wounded and died 17 days later. Specialist Dr. J. G. McKay testified Sargood suffers paranoia or monomania with persecution delusions and has suffered serious brain injuries from a prior wound.
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Timothy A. ‘Sargood
A. P. Proctor
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
H. B. Robertson
Sargood
Oakalla
Proctor
Elfi
J. G. McKay
McKay
Paget
Woman Burglar Sought After River Heights Raids
Winnipeg police hunt a daylight burglar using a skeleton key after three River Heights house raids. A clue uncovers the suspect's sex when two women’s gloves are found at a scene. One robbery yielded $5 cash two rings a bracelet and other trinkets. River Heights has recent rat trouble in the news.
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Winnipeg
Jimmy
River Heights
Bedaux Expedition Reports First Fatality in River Drowning
Tom Granger a cowboy aboard the Bedaux-Canadian expedition drowned with his horse while swimming the Kwadacha River near Sifton Pass. The death, reported from expedition headquarters in New York, is the first fatality among 832 members, with several others injured.
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New York
C.P
Tom Granger
Kwadacha River
Sifton Pass
NazIS Arrest Nazis In Big Night Crackdown
In Amsterdam and Schleswig secret police and special guards crushed a peasant revolt. Scores were arrested including several Nazi leaders in Feienburg. Peasants facing high treason charges will lose five percent of their crops and lose bread baking rights.
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Amsterdam
Cerne
Schleswig
Reich
Ackee
Fienburg
Solloway case in Ontario and Quebec windup proceedings
Mr Justice A C Kingstone refused Sollloway's request to set aside a summons in the Ontario Supreme Court tied to windup actions of the Solloway firm. Proceedings proceed in Ontario and Quebec with involvement of Lennox as assistant master.
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Toronto
C.P
Pelican Tragedy Reported Near Pélican Narrows
Regina dispatches report a tragedy near Pélican Narrows in northern Saskatchewan as searchers fail to find a man who leaped from an aeroplane. Police believe he may have sunk in the swamp after an unsuccessful 13 day search.
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Regina
Pélican Narrows
Saskatchewan
Mrs Laughlin Mother of Hockey Stars Dies in Winnipeg
Mrs. J dh Laughlin aged 72 mother of Clem and Wilf Laughlin died today at the home of her son Dr Louis Laughlin in Carberry Manitoba. The former well known professional hockey star was widely respected in the sport.
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Carberry
J. Dh. Laughlin
Clem
Wilf
Medicine Hat Parade Delights Crowds With Colorful Floats
A large morning parade through Medicine Hat celebrated the animal festival with ideal weather. High School entries wowed the crowd with themed motifs while bands from the Salvation Army and Blue Bonnetts added cheer. George Clash's yacht Endeavour float drew applause as residents praised the innovative displays and sports-themed tributes. Details to follow in Monday's News.
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Medicine Hat
George Clash
Sopwith
Ast S.ar
Salvation Army
Blue Bonetts Ladies
Drug Ring Leader Jumps To His Death In Montreal
Montreal dispatch reports Pincus Brecher, a New Yorker and convicted head of a vast international drug network, leaped to his death in a jail passageway while awaiting sentencing. He escaped guards, vaulted a railing, and died of a fractured skull minutes later. The case ties to Brecher’s empire and a prior misidentified trunk bribery scheme linked to Sir Duncan Orr-Lewis’s secretary, a plot that helped trace Brecher’s operations.
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Montreal
A.P
Pincus Brecher
Brecher
Brechér
New York
Gold rush revival hits Jellicoe district frontier
Reports from the Jellicoe area describe a revived mining rush near Lake Nipissing with geologists prospectors and big-money sessions. A makeshift camp grows around Sturgeon River as supplies are dumped and 30 men sleep in the Jellicoe station waiting room.
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Lele
Roberts
Prishbot
McDiarme
Jellicoe
Laké Nipio
Wear
Westpeie
Sturgéon
Port Arthur
Vancouver scholars discuss student ship plan and car ownership
At the Columbia GP event Miss Vivian Hood comments on education and a university scholarship plan. She notes Alberta students move to UBC and remarks on the number of cars owned by students, reflecting shifts in university demographics.
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Vancouver
Columbia
Alberty
Vivian
Hood
Alberta
U.B.C
Prominent speakers mark completion of two Alberta highways
Medicine Hat and Bow Island join in celebrating the near completion of the Medicine Hat Bow Island and Walsh Maple Creek highways at a banquet in the Cosmopolitan hotel. Senator Buchanan Minister Baker Mayor Barrowman and Mayor Redmond spoke on all weather highways and government highway policy. The Harmony Four performed and a large local civic turnout attended with leaders from Lethbridge Maple Creek and Calgary groups noted.
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Medicine Hat
Chamber of Commerce
Médicine Hat-Bow Island
Walsh
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Oro
Robert Barrowman
Lethbridge
John Redmond
Maple Creek
George ‘A. Hoover
Chamber of.Commerce
Bullivant
WLMPR
Bassett
Hector Lang
M.L.A
Harmony Four
Jack Potter
Bob ‘Thompson
Albert “Mills
Reg. Bromley
Muimbers
Lew Monkley
Niblock
J. J. MacLellan
Perren Baker
Buchanan
George “Hoover
Barrowman
Redmond
Calgary Blue Bonnets
R.G. Reid
Saskatchewan
Lindbergh ransom case stumbles in Chicago and New York
Chicago police fail to link Bowman alias James O'Dea to the Lindbergh ransom. In New York, DA Foley plans a special jury panel to speed the Hauptmann extortion trial, with conference to set the exact date. Dr Mitchell says the Lindbergh baby was killed by abductors, possibly from a fall.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘Police
John L. Sullivan
John Bowman
Bowman
James O’dea
Exconvict
New
York
C.P
Samuel
Foley
Bronx
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Mercer County
Railway freight rates overhaul urged in Canadian debate
Ottawa reports Thomas Reid from New Westminster told the Dominion Railway meeting that a wholesale revision of Canada’s railway freight structure is needed. He argued that lowering domestic rates on feed grains and mill feeds would boost traffic, countering claims by opponents who warn of higher costs in British Columbia. The discussion continued with additional comments and plans for fuller debate.
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Ottawa
Thomas Reid
M.B
New
Westminster
New Commons
Reid
Edie
Rene
Columbia
Canada
British
Coltinied
Union Leaders Conference Grace the Middle Switch
A garbled note describes union leaders at a conference near the middle switch. No clear details on participants or outcomes are recoverable from the text.
Morning School Snippet Mentions Dunmore Amos Dauntless
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Gol Dunmore Amos and Dauntless in morning context. Text is incomplete. no clear event, date, or concrete details available for full summary.
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Gol Dunmore
Dublin printers end nine week newspaper strike
Dublin ends a nine week printers strike that halted newspaper publication. Publishers and the printers union reached an agreement allowing a limited resumption of work with outside help and postal orders easing business disruptions across the community.
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Dublin
C.P
Ana
Niet
Crowds Attend Second Day of Citates Fest At Athletic Park
The Citates annual celebration continued with whippet racing and steer roping events drawing about 1 500 spectators to Athletic Park. The program featured shocks and laughs as a steer missteered toward the crowd during the afternoon entertainment.
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Citates
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