King Edward VII to Visit Canada After May Coronation
The article notes plans for King Edward VII to visit Canada after his May coronation and India's ceremony. Prime Minister King hints at a first official Canadian visit next year, following prior tours in 1918 1923 1924 1927 and associated royal tours with the Earl of Renfrew and Stanley Baldwin.
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Edward VII
Canada
Canadas
Soch
Indian
King
Dominion
Edward
King Edwards
George V
India
Prince of Wales
Halifax
Ontario
Timmins
Earl of Renfrew
Alberta
United States
Stanley Baldwin
United Kingdom
Miners Die After 200 Foot Fall at Lake Shore Mine
Three men died after falling 200 feet from a staging off the shaft in Lake Shore mine Kirkland Lake Ontario. The victims were George Cadman Bert Peterson and Charles Dooda who were working alone on the raise in the No 6 shaft. Cadman was a noted football figure in the area with prior prominence in athletics at Cobalt. Further details were not immediately available.
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Kirkland Lake
Ont
Lake Shore
George Cadman
Bert Peterson
Charles Dooda
Cadman
Cobalt
Canada and Java Trade Grows Steadily Over Five Years
Richard P. Bower Canadian trade commissioner says Canada Java trade has risen each year for five years with Java, the densely populated Dutch East Indies island just south of the equator. He notes only Japan and a few nations share similar conditions.
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Windsor
Ont
Canada
Java
Hoas
Richard P. Bower
Batavis
Mr. Bower
Japan
Jast
Dutch East Indies
Police raid breaks up Winnipeg boy bandit gang
North End shack raid ends what police believe was a juvenile gang responsible for multiple robberies. About 1800 dollars in loot recovered. Five youths taken into custody.
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Winnipeg
Global reaction to Roosevelts reelection across nations
London and Paris papers hailed Roosevelt s sweeping victory with little opposition. Italian fascists and Vatican officials welcomed the results while Moscow and Geneva officials saw no shift in relations and world peace prospects. Tokyo and Berlin noted policy alignment and Latin American outlets praised the enduring good neighbor policy.
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London
Europe
Far East End
South America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Daily Express
Paris
France
L'Oeuvre
Rome
Landoo
Vatican City
Pius
Moscow
Russia
Shanghai
China
League of Nations
Geneva
Berlin
Tokio
Foreign Office
White House
Urges Increase In Trade With Liverpool And Canada
Hon. J. L. Isley, Canadian minister of national revenue, recalls Canada’s apple trade from Halifax to Liverpool since 1849 and cites 1935-36 exports of 1.5 million barrels and 2.5 million boxes to the United Kingdom. Lord Mayor R. J. Hall says Canada is a key customer and closely related Dominion.
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Liverpool
Canada
Great Britain
J. L. Isley
National Revenue
Halifax
United Kingdom
R. J. Hall
Saskatchewan Grain Buyers Seek Hours Legislation
Grain buyers at country elevators protest long hours due to trucking. They plan to push legislation limiting grain intake hours. Buyers report trucks operate day and night in shifts, forcing continuous work from dawn to late night and grading by lamp light.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Canada
Acey
Raoul Dandurand Celebrates 75th Birthday
Ottawa notes celebrate Raoul Dandurand minister without portfolio and Senate leader turning 75 on November 4 in the federal government.
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Ottawa
Raoul Dandurand
Senate
New Glass Base for Dentures Stirs Dental History
A Toronto team of three dentists led by Dr. Frank Lott says glass can form a permanent, color-stable base for false teeth plates. Co-workers Dr. A. D. A. Manon and Dr. Irwin Ante cited wide, durable color varieties and long lasting appearance as key benefits after nine years of research at the University of Toronto.
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Torente
University of Toronto
Frank Lott
Academy of Dentistry
A. D. A. Manon
Faculty of Dentistry
Irwin Ante
Mission Field Toronto Graduates Prepare for Foreign Service
Two young women graduates of Brandon college and a graduate of McMaster University will depart Toronto to work in foreign missions. Miss Clara Johnson of Edmonton and Miss Gertrude Bonner of Toronto sail for India soon, while Miss Susie Gilmour of Regina heads for Bolivia. They were guests at the diamond jubilee meeting of Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Toronto West.
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Toronto
Brandon College
McMaster University
Foreign Mission
Elas
Clara Johnson
Edmonton
Gertrude Bonner
India
Susie Gilmour
Regina
Bolivia
Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of
Toronto West
Training Ship To Be Built For Canadian Navy
The Royal Canadian Navy announces a new training schooner to be built at Meteghan Nova Scotia to teach seamanship from the bottom up. Sail handling ropes and spars will replace reliance on electric gadgets as crews learn aloft work wind and sea effects. The vessel will carry minimal armament and serve to restore traditional seafaring skills among naval personnel.
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Ottawa
Royal Canadian Navy
Defence Department
Meteghan
N.S
Ice Blocks Supply Ship Delayed to Goldfields
Menaced by river ice the Hudson Bay Company vessel Pelly Lake carrying goods to Goldfields on Lake Athabaska turned back. Goldfields residents face supply shortages until air service resumes within about two weeks with possible rationing. Hon T C Davis KC was informed by wire as northern waters freeze making boat passage unlikely before spring.
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Goldfields
Regina
Hudson Bay Company
Pelly Lake
Lake Athabaska
T. C. Davis, KC
Aviation Inspector Dies in Regina
Howard C. Ingram 39, aviation inspector for the west, died at General hospital from septic endocarditis. He lived in Regina Moose Jaw and Edmonton, worked across Saskatchewan and Alberta. Survived by widow, one daughter, father George C. Ingram and brother George L. Ingram of Regina.
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Regina
Howard C. Ingram
General
Prairie Aviation
Moose Jaw
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ingram
Howard Ingram
George C. Ingram
George L
Call For Volunteers Met With Pacifist Pamphlets
War Secretary Alfred Duff Cooper faced heckling as pacifist pamphlets showered the Wimbledon town hall during his call for army volunteers. The event, tied to a prize presentation for the Fifth Battalion East Surrey Regiment, was disrupted by pamphleteering at the doors and from the galleries.
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England
London
Alfred Duff Cooper
Wimbledon Town Hall
Duff Cooper
East Surrey Regiment
Transient tells story of survival in sealed freight car
Joe Moore a 28 year old transient survived a week sealed inside a refriger ator freight car after crawling in at a Vancouver dock to sleep He awoke cold and hungry with only green peanuts To reach Toronto he was transported aboard the car findings show he had no relatives in Canada and came from Poland years ago He had recently worked as a farm hand at Dauphin Man and had been in Winnipeg hospital before taking the car to Vancouver the day he was released
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Toronto
Joe Moore
Western Hospital
Moore
Vancouver
Canada
Poland
Dauphin
Man
Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
Florence Horbrugh Breaks Ground with Address to King
Miss Florence Horbrugh, Dundee Conservative, became the first woman to deliver the address thanking the king for the throne speech. She wore a brown evening dress and spoke firmly on the dangers of sacrificing human lives due to faulty preparations, drawing applause from the audience.
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London
Florence Horbrugh
Dundee
Miss Horbrugh
Great Britain
Canadian Growers Win at Imperial Fruit Show in Liverpool
Nova Scotia and British Columbia growers won in 13 classes of apple exhibits at the Imperial Fruit Show in Liverpool. The prize list shows multiple seconds and thirds for coastal provinces, while Ontario and Quebec did not compete despite export apple production.
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Ottawa
Nova Scotia
British, Columbia
Liverpool
Eng
Department of Agriculture
Ontario
Quebec
Mercy death bill introduced in Britain sparks euthanasia debate
A mercy death bill to legalize physician assisted death for incurable patients was introduced in Parliament. Lord Ponsonby led the effort after a long campaign by medical and church leaders, facing strong Catholic opposition and deep public controversy sparked by reports of a doctor’s confessed mercy killings.
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London
Lord Ponsonby
Britain
London Daily Mail
Aoon
Lord Moynihan
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
Peter Amigo
Southwark
South London
Day of the battleship not over say UK defence report
A mid-Imperial defence subcommittee report argues further experiments are needed but holds battleships are still vital for a navy at sea. It notes anti aircraft advances reduce bombing vulnerability but costs of ships rival 43 medium bombers and bases need protection. The panel includes Inskip Halifax MacDonald and Runciman.
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London
Imperial Defence
Sir Thomas Inskip
Defence
Viscount Halifax
Privy Seal
Malcolm MacDonald
Dominsons
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Admiralty
Unemployment Debate as Roosevelt Era Policies Endorsed
Washington observers weigh a new push on unemployment along NRA lines as Roosevelt nears 10 million in reelection plurality. Officials draft ideas for his congress opening message while the Democratic platform seeks wage and hour reforms and anti unfair business practices within the constitutional frame.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
N.R.A
Congress
N R.A
Democratic
Toronto Student Thomas Moss Death Mystery at Oxford
Thomas P. Moss a Toronto student at Oxford University whose burned body was found near Bath England months ago left a $13 607 estate to his mother The British police could not determine if Moss died accidentally or by foul play due to unknown cause of death.
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Toronto
Thomas P. Moss
Oxford University
Bath
England
Moss
Alberta appoints C R Mitchell Chief Justice of appellate division
Mr Justice C. R. Mitchell of the appellate division of the Supreme Court of Alberta is named chief justice of that division succeeding retiring Chief Justice W. C. Simmons. Announcement of the promotion was made by Hon. Ernest Lapointe, minister of justice.
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Ottawa
C. R. Mitchell
Supreme Court of Alberta
W. C. Simmons
Ernest Lapointe
Shingis Mill Destroyed by Night Fire in Vancouver
A night blaze engulfed the Burrard Shingle Co. northside mill, leaving it in charred ruins and destroying two 30,000-volt power circuits. The outage cut electric power to North and West Vancouver and Howe Sound settlements for over eight hours.
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Vancouver
Burrard Shingle Co
Anea
Howe Sound
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