Meagre Results From Imperial Parley Leave Dominion Trade Beacons
London reports a narrow victory for Hon Philip Baowden over the topperial conference. Dominion premiers see limited gains with a three year stabilization plan and delayed policy shifts while planning reciprocal tariffs among themselves. Governors general will be native born, subject to the King’s suitability decision.
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London
Eng
Philip Baowden
Nowclear
Ottawa
B. Bennett
Dominion
British United Press
Ramond Ram Says Government Will Carry Out Palestine Mandate
Premier MacDonald told the House of Commons parliament will discuss the White Paper on Palestine fully before any ordinances are framed. He reiterated that the government will fulfill obligations under the mandate to both Jews and Arabs and that misinterpretations of the White Paper are incorrect.
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Palestine
London
England
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Western Pension Tribunal sits in Winnipeg for western cases
The Western Pension Tribunal members began sitting in Winnipeg to hear western pension applications, most from cases turned down by the former board. Sittings are planned in Regina on November 24-28, Calgary December 1-5, Vancouver December 8-20. In Charlottetown Prince Edward Island a plane crash near Lot 16 involved H. S. Jones and passenger Charles Yeo. engine failure caused the craft to fall from about 25 feet after a good takeoff.
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Winnipeg
Man
Western Pension Tribunal
Pension Board
Regine
Calgary
Vancouver
Charlottetown
F.E
Prince Edward Island
H. S. Jones
Apobaqui
New Brunswick
Charles Yeo
Lot 16
Jones
Sydney Harbour Bridge Opens With Warri Exhibition
Sydney Australia hosts a Warki Exhibition to mark the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The event is planned for January and will showcase agricultural industrial mining and artistic materials from Australia and beyond.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Canadian Airways Limited Formed To Link Canada Coast To Coast
Air transport plans in Canada move forward with the formation of Canadian Airways Limited. Montreal will host headquarters. James Richardson is president with Sir Henry Thornton and E W Beatty as vice presidents. Each railway subscribes 250 000 dollars toward a 200 000 share total. two sections Eastern and Western Canada will coordinate passenger mail and express air service across the country.
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Toronto
Ont
Canadian Airways Limited
CNR
CPA
Western Canada Airways Limited
Aviatics Corporation of Canada
Montreal
James A. Richardsen
Sir Henry Thornton
E W. Beatty
C Plr
Canada
Richardson
Western Canada Airways
Eastern Canada Lines
Western Canada Ines
Vancouver Minister Predicts Vancouver Port Will Be Greatest in World
Minister of Marine Alfred Duranteau told the Vancouver Canadian Club that the port of Vancouver is destined to become the greatest in the world. He expects rapid growth toward the Orient within a quarter century and calls for business leaders to drive practical, prosperous policy.
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Vancouver
B.C
British North America
Asia
Canada
Marigold to Visit Regina with London Cast at Capitol
Regina gains a London company production of Marigold by L Allen Harker and R Pryor. The cast features Sophie Stewart Ellis Irving Lionel Gadsden Edmond Beresford and others as the Queen Victoria era romance unfolds in Regina. Yvette Pienne joins after stepping into a French role due to illness. The three day engagement begins Monday November 24 at the Capitol Theatre following prior success in Montreal and Toronto.
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Regina
London
England
Capitol Theatre
L. Allen Harker
R. Pryor
Edinburgh
Sophie Stewart
Ellis Irving
Lionel Gadsden
Edmond Beresford
Royston Taylor
Marguerite Cellier
Winifred Ord
Yvette Pienne
Walter Roy
Gordon Petrie
William C. Aldous
John Lauriston
Marie Shields
Jean Clyde
John Clyde
Atlantic
Ilness
Marigold
Montreal
Toronto
Sit
White foxes seen 50 miles from Pas amid caribou scarcity
In northern Manitoba, white foxes the prized quarry of trappers have been spotted about 50 miles from The Pas. Biologists warn that caribou scarcity in the barren lands may be driving foxes southward in search of food.
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Manitoba
Berren
Sees End Of Bolshevism Foretold By Ford Men
Sir Percival Dewhurst Perry head of Ford Europe predicts in Bremen that Soviet Russia will accept capitalism within a year. He says the five year plan will fail and a capitalist system will avert revolution. Accompanying him are Maurice Dollfus and Dr Karl Wilhelm Hauss. They will meet Henry Ford in Detroit.
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New York
Fereival Dewhurst Perry
Ford Motor Companies of
Europe
Bremen
Russia
Soviet Russia
Sir Percival
Maurice Dollfus
Karl Wilhelm Hauss
Henry Ford
Detroit
Moose Jaw Street Cars Get Condensers to Cut Radio Interference
Street cars in Moose Jaw are equipped with condensers on their generators to eliminate radio interference. The install came after negotiations between local radio dealers and the street railway company, announced by J. Leibrock secretary of the Moose Jaw Radio Association.
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Moose Jaw
J. Leibrock
Royal address opens Indian Round Table talks in Lords
The King opened the round table conference in the House of Lords on November 12 and urged a united effort to decide the future government of India. Premier MacDonald, Indian princes, and delegates listened as the ceremony combined Oriental splendor with a sober plea for a conclusive settlement.
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London
England
India
House of Lords
MacDonald
Fast
West
British Commonwealth
India conference opens with royal address and MacDonald chair
King pledges care for all subjects in India and urges unity among diverse classes. Premier MacDonald assumes chair, Aga Khan backs motion, and MacDonald calls for broad public support as India moves in constitutional evolution.
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Commonwealth
India
Government of India
MacDonald
Patiala
Aga Khan
Great Britain
War prophecy by Ludendorff foresees 1932 European conflict
In a 93 page pamphlet Generalrich Ludendorff predicts a new European war beginning May 1 1932. He claims Germany Austria Hungary Great Britain and Soviet Russia oppose France Poland Czecho Slovakia and Romania. Berlin is a battlefield with air raids civilian suffering and mass deaths. He notes Hitler named Ludendorf as minister of war in 1923 for a future war of vengeance.
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Berlin
Germany
Vorwierts
Adolf Hitler
Ludendorf
Attempted assassination of Cosgrave in Ireland
On Monday night November 10 an ambush on the highway near Cosgrave's home in Dublin targeted the Irish Free State president William T. Cosgrave. Bullets hit both cars but no one was injured. Cosgrave lacked his armed escort and drivers were unarmed. Government officials voiced alarm at the attack and gunmen fired from concealment.
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Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Dublin
Ireland
William T. Cosgrave
Fort Dublin
Public Works Plans Hit Western Canada Unemployment Relief
Ottawa outlines unemployment relief funded public works totalling 1,455,041 across Western Canada. Saskatchewan gains 52,400 for Prince Albert National Park improvements. Manitoba 235,000 including Riding Mountain National Park work. British Columbia details 188,682 municipal and 4,000 provincial projects. Projects cover roads sewers parks waterworks airports sidewalks and bridges.
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Ottawa
Onal
Canada
G. D. Robertson
Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Kincaid
Shellbrook
Shamnaven
Shamrock
Pennant
Coderre
Manitoba
Riding Mountain
Ritchie
Tache
British Columbia
Alberta
National Parks
Canadian Trade Mission Seeks Gains With Kobe Osaka
Five committees from Canadian Chambers of Commerce trade missions meet Japanese business leaders in Kobe and Osaka to boost Canada Japan trade. Delegates from wheat minerals lumber fish and imports discuss avenues for mutual advantage with Kobe Osaka chambers, the Canadian Academy hosts, and Mayne D. Hamilton of Vancouver speaks at a banquet.
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John M. Imrie
Edmonton
J. O. Cameron
Victoria
S. H. Carsley
Montreal
Kobe
Canada
Canadian Academy
Bates
Teach
Imrie
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Mayne D. Hamilton
Vancouver
Penitentiary Crowded at Prince Albert Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan penitentiary in Prince Albert holds 538 prisoners the highest in its history. Temporary shelter for 100 inmates is used, with a 200 man wing under construction but not due for completion for two years, raising concerns over future berthing as court turnover remains heavy.
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Saskatchewan
Princes Albert
Prince Albert, Sask
Alberta
Canada Wins Arctic Islands Recognition from Norway
Norway formally recognizes Canadian title to the Sverdrup Group of Arctic Islands including Axel Heiberg Ringnes and King Christian. The move removes a possible dispute over sovereignty north of Canada. Announcement credited to Sir George Perley, acting prime minister.
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Ottawa
Ont
Norway
Arctic Islands
Sverdrup
Axel Heiberg
Elief Ringnes
Amund Ringnes
King Christian
Arctic
Sir George Perley
Kyoto Welcomes Canadian Trade Delegates at Luncheon
The city of Kyoto greeted the Canadian Chambers of Commerce trade mission delegates with a luncheon hosted by the government mayor and chamber president. The Kyoto mayor expressed pleasure at meeting the Canadian representatives.
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Kyoto
Japan
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Poor Labrador Fishing Season Reported
Halifax reports worsen conditions in the Labrador coast with the Canadian Labrador season noted as among its worst. Captain Edgar McIntosh of the trading schooner H. H. McIntosh conveyed that Newfoundland Labrador had success, but Canadian Labrador faced severe hardship this season.
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Halifax
N.S
Canadian Labrador
H. H. McIntosh
Edgar McCarthy
Newfoundland Labrador
Canadian Territory
R-308 Officers Wanted More Trials Before Beauvais Voyage
Squadron Leader R. S. Booth said if the Imperial Conference had not been in session, officers of the dirigible R-308 would have pressed for extra flight tests prior to the voyage that ended in a crash near Beauvais France.
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London
England
R. S. Booth
Beauvais
France
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R. B. Bennett
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Howie
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George M. Inverarity
J. K. Christison
Carberry
Lucky Lada
C. E. Stockhill
Canadian Pacific
Orient
Northern Islands
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