British Labor Faces Soviet Telegram and Miner Clash
The text reports a Soviet telegram attacking the British government and British labor leaders, with a Moscow ligate Tomsky named. It notes a hostile miners’ reception for railway rep J Bramley who spoke for their cause. The General Council of the Trade Union Congress rejected replying to the criticism.
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Ae OO
Bag
Tyne
Tomsky
Att Sustian Central Council of Trade
General Council
Ftute
Nion
Thomas
Wade
Momell
Fnto
Driddh
Industrial Conditions Study Mission From Britain Heads to Canada
Sir William Mackenzie leads a British government mission to Canada to study industrial relations and labor conditions. He plans Ottawa discussions with the labor department, a tour of principal industries, then moves to the United States before returning to Britain. The commander, a knight, is famed for arbitration experience and industrial commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mackenzie
London
Willie Markenzig Wag
Candia
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Canada Department of Labor
Dominion
Pacific Coast
Briish Ministry of Labor
William
Great Britain
Trade Council Will Hold Canada Convention Next Year
The Trade Council plans a Canada convention to be held in Victoria British Columbia on September 15 17 1937. The event aims to unite Canadian and foreign trade interests and discuss mutual shipping and commercial goals with various regional divisions and participating nations.
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Canada
Victoria
Vaeetofur
Non Lade
Shiek
Wes Oom
Nathonwlst
Daeludead Wits
Ps Countey
New Gehen
Britis Cok
Pit
Coast To Coast Flight Lorton Girls Aim For First
Two college girls from Manchester and Brooklyn departed Heston airport in a scheduled trans continental flight. If successful they would become the first women to complete this coast to coast journey. The trip is a pioneering attempt by the young aviators amid a era of early women pilots.
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Lorton
Mass
Heston
Nargaret, Sheehas
Manchester
Nah
Helen A. Park
Brooklyn
N.Y
West
Canadians Appointed to League Committees at Geneva
Representatives from Canada secured seats on all six League of Nations committees at Geneva. George K. Fosgy served on the Naval committee and the fourth committee on finance. Sir Herbert Ames and Hon. Philippe Roy were named to later committees handling political, technical, and organizational questions while Dr. Riddell joined the fifth committee on social and general issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Canada
George K. Fosigy
Naval
George
A. Hiddell
Philippe Roy
British Government Pledges Action in Miner Dispute
The report notes Churchill threatened drastic government steps if mine owners refuse concessions and stall a national agreement. It states officials prepared a government issued conference record for public release and emphasizes willingness to back miners toward a settlement.
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London
Churchill
Overseas representative cites successful immigrants to Canada
Rev J W Whillans overseas representative of the British settlement service says families brought to Canada from Great Britain under the selective immigration plan are proving themselves and making good. He notes lack of interest and money as major obstacles for attracting desirable immigrants and expects gradual progress as immigrants succeed, with broader economic issues needing legislation or general improvement of conditions.
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Cted
Winnipeg
Canada
J. W. Whillana
Great Britain
Bay Line to Reach Kettle Rapids by Septem ber
Hadson's Day Ralls progress reported by On-to-the-Bay Association. Le Pas Mayor Burt says Livingstone and Airdale bridges are finished and the first train into Kettle Rapids, 92 miles from the bay, should arrive around September 20. London letter to Morning Post by Lady Aberdeen proposes Britons emigrate to Canada in groups to claim land, farm, and build houses.
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Kettle Rapids
Regita
Burt
le Pas
Livingstone
Airdale
Steet
Bay
London
Morning Post
Lady Aberdeen
Canada
Sigtera
Engineers Race to Cap Masaya Volcano Crater
Cermag engineers attempt to seal the Masaya crater in Nicaragua to prevent toxic gases from escaping and harming nearby troops and local areas. The effort aims to reduce volcanic danger and contain emissions from the crater near the Masaya region.
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Managug
Nicaragua
Cermag
Masaya
Luhe Crater
Trouble to Spain Expressed as Sidetracked Revolt
Spanish correspondents from London papers claim the unrest in Spain was sidetracked rather than resolved. Reports from Barcelona note nationwide protests and navy tensions. Friction amid authorities and foreign funding rumors surface as Spain faces continued instability.
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London
Spain
Aur
Sis
Barcelona
France
Wrecked German Express Disaster Sparks Arrests
Two unemployed men Otto Schlessinger and Derlin were arrested on suspicion after the Berlogne express wreck near Lehrte on August 23. Police say they confessed to tearing up the track intending to derail the train, but fled when they heard screams of the injured. Twenty two passengers were killed in the crash.
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Derlin
Otto Schlessinger
Berlogne
Lehrte
Canadians urged to forge distinct Canadian spirit
Ottawa club members urged Canadians to develop their own institutions rather than imitate Britain or the United States. Mr. Cowan spoke of interchanging speakers and visits to curb prejudice and announced plans for a nationwide celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of Confederation with events in the capital and across provinces.
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Ottawa
Clups
Mr. Cowan
Mar
Uneir
Cowan
Gntario
Quebec
Canada
Dominion
Cowsh
British naval disaster on Yangtze amid Chinese action
A British gunboat flotilla clashed with Chinese forces near Hankow on the Yangtze River. Several officers and sailors were killed or wounded as Chinese troops seized ships, and a rescue effort recovered wounded crew while continuing riverfront bombardment.
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Betun
Iitigh
Wehsfen
Wantang
Wenllo
F. P. Barley
A. \. Kiegpins
Mispaiel T
Tudge
Caer A
Farminey
Uasani
Irogt
Farrow
Lunes
Chirsi Yang Sen
Wu Pei Fu
Central Provinces
Hankow
Yang
Gockechafer
Klawe
Fie Pean
Tte Wanting
Johnson
Wandsten
Customs Probe Inquiries End in Maritimes Move to Vancouver
The royal commission examining customs administration has finished inquiries in the Maritime provinces and will likely start in Vancouver early next month. Counselor R. L. Calder said the commission would then move to Windsor Ontario and Toronto.
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Maritimes
Vancouver
Montreal
Royal
Customs Department
Maritime Province
R. L. Calder
K.C
Windsor
Ont
Toronto
Nature dancer inspired by water and life in 4
A fragment describes a nature dancer fueled by water and life in the fourth region. It notes a photo sequence capturing her music and movement, with a quirky reference to seventy two and birds observed nearby.
Wage Dispute Rages Over Railways Pay Rates
Rail workers and company negotiators clash over wage scales in Montreal and across lines. Stakeholders cite living costs and recent rate changes while board members seek an agreed schedule aligned with prior offers and national standards.
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Montreal
Hugh
Tovanty
Colesrues
Caneiliavion Gow
Wase Bows
Ciibwars
United States
Cinema Tragedy in Drumeotlogher Sparks Ulster Sympathy
Ulster expresses deep sympathy with the Free State over a devastating cinema fire at Drumeotlogher. A wooden structure burned during a moving picture showing, burying twenty six charred victims in a common grave at the local churchyard.
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Ulster
Free State
Druihcollagher
Gallacy Timerick
Ireland
Ton
Telfast
Petind
Yrds Teltoet
Vocinter Ret
Cromere
Free Stile Execautive Council
Drumeotlogher
Germany Joins League of Nations Amid Global Debate
Germany accepted League of Nations obligations after Gustav Stresemann announced a German delegation would depart for Geneva. India declared intention to self govern similar to Canada and Australia, with the Maharajah of Kapurthale addressing delegates in English and French.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Advine
Ninehiteh
Italy
Japan
League
Eric Arum Tond
Gustav Alressemann
India
Canada
Australia
Maharajah of
Kapourimige
Odo
Gierminy
Deleises
Hope
War debt not to be reopened says British envoy
In Quebec Sir Esme Howard the British ambassador to the United States stated that the question of Great Britain debt to the US is settled and should not be reopened. He affirmed that England intends to pay the debt in full if possible and had no information on any Canadian ambassador appointment.
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Quebec
England
United States
Esme Howard
K Cmg
Urd
Esme
Austen Chamberlain
Foreigndfales
Grain Dust Powers Auto Engines in Fuel Experiments
Department of agriculture chemists report grain dust from a grain elevator can explode enough to run an automobile engine. Tests show the engine produced by feeding the dust through a tube to a valve yielded encouraging results, despite incomplete continuous operation.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bequest by Late Baroness Strathcona Surfaces in Montreal Will
The will of the late Baroness Strathcona, who died August 98, 192? in London, filed at Rewister House dated November 17, 1925, leaves Montreal Hospital 121500 and bequests to the Naval Victoria Hospital. She was daughter of Lord Stratheons, former Chad ii London high commissioner, and widow of Dr. Robert Jared Piss Vlaward of Montreal.
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Garoness Strathcona
Montreal Hospital
Edinburgh
Issk
Robert Jared Piss Vlaward
Montreal
Canada Not A Candidate For League Council Says Sir George Foster
In Geneva Sir George P. Foster stated Canada would not seek a seat on the newly created non permanent KEES council. The Geneva cartese scent of Excelsior notes public interest and welcomes Canada’s stance amid urged support from some fans.
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League Council
George Fos
Geneva
Excelsior
Iies
Von
Canada
Suatan
Austen Ghaniberialy
Hiei “Lanetary
Ds Mab
Hisee Ofer Powers
George P. Foster
New Zealand Loyal Dominion Line Drawn by Premier
Premier J. G. Coates urged New Zealanders to remain a loyal dominion of Britain. He warned against disloyalty and stressed unity with the empire amid tensions overseas. The speech referenced global conflicts and the need for steadfast allegiance.
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Dominion
Auckland
New Zealand
J. G. Coates
Kiapara
New “Zealand
New
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