King to Restore Canadian Trade Policy, Hobbling No One
Liberal Leader Mackenzie King urged a unified national mining policy in British Columbia to restore prosperity. He argued that uniform tax rules and clear government action would attract capital and labor, reduce investment risk, and speed Canada onto a growth path, contrasting with current provincial divergence. He called for a conference of governments to craft a settled policy and attract British and other foreign capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
C.P
Canada
Mackenzie King
British Columbia
King
Great Britain
South Africa
Wits
Ottawa
Mussolini moves to mobilize for East Africa clash
Premier Mussolini prepares an army of more than 250000 for hostilities in East Africa as 23 ships carry 40000 Italians toward Eritrea. Emperor Haile Selassie warns the League of Nations of imminent mobilization and weighs a national response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Italy
East Africa
Adalberto
Savoy
Eritrea
Massawa
Il Duce
Addis Ababa
C.P
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Geneva
Nominations Filed for Local Elections Amid Party Rifts
Returning Officer V W Parrish in Christie block announced nominations from 12 to 2 pm with candidates G M Blackstock for Conservative Dr F W Gershaw and A H Mitchell. Forster briefly nominated by Medicine Hat Stevens club but opted not to run. Listed nominators span Conservative Liberal and Social Credit camps with extensive candidate lines from Redcliffe Irvine to Burdett and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. W. Parrish
Christie Block
Shetha Venger
G M. Blackstock
F. W. Gershaw
A. H. Mitchell
H. T. W. Forster
Medicine Hat
Stevens Club
Reconstruction Party
Forster
G. M. Blackstock
J. McCormick
I. Bullivant
N. ‘Dowson
W. R. DeCoursey
A. B. Jassom
F. Schneider
Irvine
BE. C. Bennett
B.C. Bennett
Glassford
Orion
Jeske
A. J. Whiffin
Ww. Cc. Quinlan
EB. Bedford
E. J. Rutherford
H. Kennedy
G.H. Smihert
W. C. Quinlan
L. J. Craig
T. R. Walker
G. H. Far
Giifarson
R.S. McQueen
Gleichen
D. Melrose
Cluny
Car Beny
F. H. Sproule
L. Curran
D. B. Whiffin
J. Hw
Ran Wyatt
R. C. Becker
W. Widdan
Fitzikom
Thelma
R. A. Price
H. Middleton
K. LeDrew
Ll. G.noland
W. H. Scott
J. Flaig
Tothill
R. J. Porter
Co. B. Porter
R. Deering
Norton
Ly B. Angle
G. H. Layng
J. M. ‘Rae
G. Lodge
R. H. Kent
C. Lentz
Coleridge
AC Aman
C. Aman
Pashley
P. Schmiet
Maser
A. Koll
FE. Newman
R. N. Kurpjuweit
Roseheg
Pletz
Schuler
R. H. Reburn
Lethbridge Names Reconstruction Candidate
A. G. Virtue, K.C., was named at the last minute as Reconstruction candidate in Lethbridge. No nomination convention was held by the party, but Virtue filed his papers and was accepted shortly before 2 p.m. He is one of the younger lawyers in Lethbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
A. G. Virtue
K.C
Reconstruction
Virtue
Bank Clearings Rise Sharply This Month
Bank clearings show stronger business conditions with a jump to 1 541 766 dollars this month from 1 410 371 last month. Compared with September 1934 the figure sits at 1 074 549 dollars, illustrating continued improvement.
Bennett Promises Trade Pact With United States
At a Winnipeg political meeting Prime Minister Bennett spoke on reciprocity negotiations with the United States. He said a trade pact would cut customs on imports by nearly 6 million dollars and affect about 700 commodities. He defended wheat policy and criticized Mackenzie King for shifting monetary policy while noting the left wing’s influence. He dismissed H. H. Stevens’ party and urged its leader to fix his House first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
C.P
United States
Bennett
Mackenzie King
Mone
Canada
H. H. Stevens
Trade and Commerce
Ancouver
Public notice warns against fake Rotary ticket schemes
The notice cautions residents that eastern groups are flooding the city with similar raffle hooks and warns that Medicine Hat gains nothing from outside schemes. It urges buying the pink Rotary ticket for the Dodge Sedan to support local community work and to avoid stubs not reaching their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Rotary
Farmers and Ranchers Unite to Store Water in Reservoir
Rural residents in the Wild Horse District form a water development committee under the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act. Engineers survey thousands of acres in Alberta and Saskatchewan for dugouts stock watering dams and small irrigation works. W Jacobson praised for vital contributions as 811 applications are surveyed mainly in southeastern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Development Committee
LuB/ Thomson
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Thompson
W. Jacobson
Ireland and England Reconciled Says Rumor
Dublin reports a rumor that President Eamon de Valera will announce a major development on his return from Genoa. London official J H Thomas said he had seen the report but would not comment, fueling speculation that the Anglo Irish dispute may be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Hurricane Swept Out: Bermuda and Caribbean reel from storm
Hurricanes plowed through the Atlantic region causing loss of life and widespread damage. Bermuda braced as the cyclone approached after Bimini was devastated with no fatalities reported there. The Rotterdam with 456 aboard ran aground southeast of Kingston Jamaica while the Ariguani stood by to evacuate passengers. In Florida near misses and island rescues continued as Cayman Islands reported all clear for 6200 residents.
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Miami
C.P
Bermuda
Bimini
Rotterdam
Montreal
Kingston
Jamaica
Paplaman Dulken
Florida
Atlantic
Bahama ‘Coral
Tethyi
C.B
Cayman Islands
Federal Nominations in 76 of 245 constituencies listed
Nominations for the Canadian general election proceed in 76 of 245 ridings with Sept 30 as nomination day in those districts. Remaining 167 constituencies will nominate on Oct 7, totaling 169 seats. Party abbreviations include C CCHF R UFA SC Ind P and others with last Election majorities shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
CCHF
Co- Operative
Commonwealth
Federation
R—Reconstruction
Ufa—United Partners
Alberta
UFO United
Farmers of Ontario
Sc—Social Credit
Ind
Independent
Lab
Labor
Million Dollar Shortage Found at Bradford Bank
Washington Sept 30 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation prepared to pay over 4 million dollars to depositors of the Commercial National Bank of Bradford Pennsylvania which did not open today. The bank cashier killed himself after a million dollar shortage was disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C.P
Federal Deposit Insurance ‘Corporation
Bank
Bradford
Stevens Club Nominates Forster in Medicine Hat Riding
The Stevens club of Medicine Hat nominates H. T. W. Forster, local merchant and former city councillor, as Reconstruction party candidate for the Medicine Hat riding. J. L. Acker of Toronto endorses. several candidates from other parties listed. Acker says Western voters seek reform and that Stevens could help form the next government. Forster urges wide support in a two week campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Party
Acker
Stevens
Canada
Forster
Dominion Trade And Industry Council Assumes Duties
The Dominion Trade and Industry Council assumes its duties in Ottawa as tariff board takes over regulation. The board, led by Geo W Sedgwick and colleagues Milton Campbell and Charles Hebert, will act as a court to regulate pricing and production under 25 Acts. Industrial groups have sent recommendations, and administration of the Combines Investigation Act shifts to the Trade and Industry Commission. The board will report findings and make recommendations to the Governor in Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Tariff Board
Dominion Trade and Industry Commission
Customs Department
Geo
Wi Sedgewick
Milton
Campbell
Labor Department
Trade and ‘Industry Commission
Mass Buying Commission
Trade and Industry Commission
Notice to creditors of Shopping Pestival accounts
All parties having accounts against the Shopping Pestival are requested to mail them to J A King or T R Osborne at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. King
T. R. Osborne
Dean Johnson States War Roots In Trade System
The Very Rev D Hewlett Johnson Dean of Canterbury told a Calgary audience that current international trade forces nations to export most of their goods or face ruin and rebellion, driving the causes of war. He urged Social Credit as the cure, aligning his heart with socialism, head with liberal views, and bones with conservatism. Premier Aberhart joined the speaker on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
G.P
Johneson
Canterbury
Ada
United States
League ‘of Nations
Social Credit
Johnsoni
Nectaly
Tigore Servatives
H ‘Bones
Dean S
Aberhart Wan
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Hunter
Ute
Edmonton
Lorner S. Mann
Here
Harry McKernan
Charles Bennett
Samuel
Hoare
Britain
G.m.blackstock, Dr. Gershaw and
W. W. Parrish
R.B. Bennett
Ireland
England
BAHAMA _ISLANDS
Nova
Scotia
Inverness- Richmond
I. D. Macdougall
Raval MacLennan
Bay LeBlanc
Quebec
Chapleau
J. A. Turgeon
T. A. Lalonde
J. B. Cote
Frank. Blais
Wm. Paradis
Charlevoix- Sagurenay
Henri
Auteuil
Asgrain
Murray
Warren
Gaspe
Ernest Sirdis
Maurice Brasset
Donat Roy
Geyell
INA U. S. Bank
J. L. Acker
Toronto
Stevens Club of
H/T. W. Forster
Party
G."m. “Blackstock
Archie Mitchell
Nnon
E. Heald
P. K. Page
J.L. Acker
Reconstruction “Party
Bist
Ontario
Maritime
The
Dominion Trade and’ Industry ‘Council
Tory
Dean
City OF
HT. Noble
City ‘Treasurer
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