Twillingate Sun publication and rates notice
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription costs of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada and 1.50 to England or U.S. A. Advertising rates include Fort display contracts and 25 cents per inch for short term ads Notes of Thanks 25 cents each and acceptance cutoff Wednesday noon. Dated Twillingate Sept 7 1935.
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Twillingate
Mld
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Italo Ethiopian tensions threaten a European war
Week of reporting centers on the Italo Ethiopian crisis with Britain facing possible sanctions against Italy and Australia’s reluctant stance. Lloyd George predicts war unless the League of Nations secures agreement at Geneva. England may guard the Suez end while Italy presses Ethiopia.
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League
Lloyd George
England
Norway
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Australia
League Council
Port Said
Ismalia
Gulf of Eden
Suez Canal
Africa
Abyssinia
Ethiopia
America
League tensions cloud Ethiopia Italy talks in council
The council discusses the Ethiopia Italy dispute with Italy set to attend and present all cards. Britain retains control of Egypt defense via Suez Canal access since 1882 while American interests through Standard Oil are noted as previously involved. The exchange hints at a peacemaking path but risks a direct Ethiopia Italy confrontation if consensus fails.
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League
Italy
Lloyd George
Ethiopia
Standard Oil Co
Rickett
Addis Ababa
Red Cross
London
Suez Canal Company
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Captain Kean Letter Questions Dismissal Inquiry
Capt. Wes Kean publishes a long Telegram letter about his dismissal and related correspondence with his Solicitors and the Commissioner for Justice after an Inquiry ordered by the Governor as Chair of the Commission of Gov't. The Department of Justice withholds who placed beaver skins in the Portia and Mr Dunn’s knowledge. Commissioner Lodge also refuses information, suggesting a possible blunder with no retraction.
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Wes Kean
Commissioner For Justice
Commission of Gov't
Department of Justice
Kean
Portia
P. H. D. Dunn
Lodge
Prospero
Fisher to appeal to Federal Court over Lindbergh case
Lloyd Fisher Hauptmann’s lawyer says he will appeal to the Federal Court in Washington if the New Jersey Supreme Court does not take up the case. He reports a baby found on Long Island near Lindbergh’s estate as not proven to be Charles A. Lindbergh Jr and refuses to let New Jersey authorities use the evidence.
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Lloyd Fisher
Hauptmann
Washington
New Jersey Supreme Court
Fisher
Long Island
New York
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Criticisms on Government and Public Debt Responsibility
Critics challenge the commissions form and question how finances would work if public debt responsibility returned. R Smallwood, in his longer tirade, favors dictatorship but omits how interest and principal would be paid without public resources. He also implies dictators need a military to enforce their rule.
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Howorld
R. Smallwood
Quiet Est Ontario Wedding Unites Ida Mae Ridout and Norman McKinnley
Ida Mae Ridout and Norman Harold McKinnley wed in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. J. F. Chatman. The couple plans to reside in West Toronto after a Muskoka honeymoon. Attendants and guests wore navy pebble crepe and marina blue outfits.
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Ida Mae
Geo. Ridout
Laurence Ton
Norman Harold McKinnley
Suez Canal and the War Threat to East Africa
The article argues the Suez Canal could be closed to wartime shipping to stop Italian aims in Ethiopia but cites legal limits from the 1888 convention and requires French consent. It notes British and French stakes in the canal and Britain’s profits from prior investments, concluding that only self defense could justify closing without French approval.
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Suez Canal
East Africa
Italy
France
Britain
Suez Canal Company
Great Britain
Lord Beaconsfield
Khedive
Mediterranean
Red Sea
SUN Readers Submit News For Publication
The notice invites readers to submit local items to the SUN for publication by friends or relatives who lack time to write. It emphasizes community involvement and provides a channel to share brief news items with the newspaper.
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SUN
Court mourning declared by the King for two weeks
The King has ordered court mourning for two weeks starting August 30 in honor of the late Queen Astrid of Belgium. The proclamation affects judicial proceedings and royal affairs as the nation observes the period of sorrow.
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Asteid-of
Belgium
Good Health For 50 Years From Dyspepsia Relief
Recontre West resident S. J. Mills 62 describes long illness from age 12 to 50 and credits Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring health. He also reports kidney improvement after using Dodd's Kidney Pills and recommends keeping both in the home.
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Dodd
I. LT
Personal travel and medical notes pass through Clyde region
Several local residents and visitors are noted leaving or arriving by Clyde and Prospero. Among them are Dr. K A Jones from Clyde for dental work, Nurse Ethel Gard in Boston visiting Clyde, and Mrs Miller traveling to New York after a death. Multiple others head to St John s College or to Toronto. some seek medical treatment for back pain or visit relatives.
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K. A. Jones
Clyde
Sadie Hickman
Ruby Roberts
H C. Roberts
Prospero
Carl Anstey
Grand Falls
Ethel J. Gard
R. Young
Mass. Avenue
Boston
Mass
John Pond
New York
Miller
Pond
St John’s
Mabel Manuel
Edith Manuel
Arthur Manuel
Wilson
Neil Harnett
John C. Loveridge
Frank Anstey
Bonavista
Lucy Stuckless
Shipping News Briefs Highlight Local Vessels and Cargo
Schr. Ida M. Clarke under Saul White from Belle Isle reached Moreton's Harbour on Sunday to take on 1000 yards of fish. M.S Lone Flyer departed for St John’s on Tuesday with freight for Ashbournes Ltd. SS Bellwood discharged 6153 tons of coal from England this week at Lewisporte.
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Schr
Ida M. Clarke
Saul White
Belle Isle
Moreton
M.S
Lone Flyer
St John’s
Ashbournes Ltd
Bellwood
England
Lewisporte
Wood Loss at Coachman’s Cove and River Rise Alarm
A report notes 500 to 600 cords of wood lost from Coachman’s Cove in a breeze with boom sticks. The river rose about 15 feet higher than previous records. It mentions wood possibly seen in the Bay on Monday from Long Point.
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Coachman’s Cove
Thhe Bay
Long Point
New Demand for Fish Linked to Porto Rico Trade
In Porto Rico a new demand for fish appears as gales ease toward Portugal. In Brazil renewed interest brings contracts for fall fish at prices slightly below those of the preceding year.
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Porto Rico
Portugal
Brazil
Wreckage reports and Labrador fishery notes drift in
News from St. John’s and Labrador coast notes minor damage from wreckage on Flat Island to St. John’s, fishery activity shifts to jiggers and hook lines, Hawkes Harbour whaling seen as promising. Commentary from G Roldan of Enville on Spanish market conditions and price effects. further reports on Ethiopian imperial concessions and Italian response. A Newfoundland naval unit appointment and Royal mourning notice follow.
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St. John’s
S. Kyle
Labrador
Nain
Connors
Flat Island
Hawkes
G. Roldan
Enville
Spain
Liverpool
Roldan
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Francis Rickett
Associated Press
Imperor Hailee Selassie
Rome
Italy
James and
Mary
W. M
G. W
James and Mary Hayden
Petitforte
Alexander Skiffington
Ambrose Cove
General Hospital
James Crawford
Church Lads Brigade
St. John's
W. F. Rendell
Prince of Wales
Selassie
Dept of Natural Resources
Quebec and Ontario Transportation Co
Montreal
Diverse 1935 Maritime News and Local Fatalities Report
Reports include power torbay crew rescue, C H E scholarships awarded to several Newfoundland students, Spaniard's Bay death by lightning, August revenue down, Campbell's 301.12 mph record, Miami hurricane toll and Dixie liner, Ethiopian concessions canceled, League of Nations session on Teal Abyssinia, Fayal wreck at Western Tickle Fogo with 12 000 qtls on board.
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Dept. of Finance
Malcolm Campbell
Tah
U.S
Miami
Dixie
Washington
Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Ethiopia
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Dept. of Natural Resources
Western Tickle
Fogo
Capt Thomas White Sr Crew Delayed Motor Boat to Twillingate
Capt Thomas White Sr and crew arrived by Prospero with the motor boat bought for Dr Olds. The engine failed during preparation for a run to Twillingate, and a cog gear replacement is planned before the boat is ready to run.
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Thomas White Sr
Dr. Olds
Prospero
Twillingate
Sopwith Seeks Cup Contender with New Endeavour IT Yacht
Mr. T. M. Sopwith plans to sell his current yacht the Endeavour and commission a new vessel named Endeavour IT to compete for the Cup in America in 1937. The move signals preparation for a high profile transatlantic yacht race with notable British involvement.
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T. M. Sopwith
Endeavour
America
Examination Results for C H E and Grades
Honours Neil Harnett and Pass Netta Hodder lead the C H E exams for grade XI and IX respectively. Grade IX includes Muriel Roberts Leonard Anstey. Grade VIII lists Amy Anstey Elmo Baird and Frank Guy. Grade VI participants comprise Harold Anstey Edward Blackler Andrew Roberts Jim Rideout Lloyd Linfield Alison Loveridge Joan Harnett Bernice Hodder.
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Neil Harnett
Pass—Netta Hodder
Muriel Roberts
Leonard Anstey
Amy Anstey
Elmo Baird
Frank Guy
Harold Anstey
Edward Blackler
Andrew Roberts
Jim Rideout
Lloyd Linfield
Alison Loveridge
Joan Harnett
Bernice Hodder
Notable Names From The Primmer House Listing
At The Primmer House D Campbell W Melvin L Bartlett Thomas Mahoney St Johns Mrs D White Mrs Max Milley Miss Dora Milley H Sceviour Exploits.
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D,campbell
W. Melvin
L. Bartlett
Thomas Mahoney
St. John’s
D. White
Max Milley
Dora Milley
H Sceviour
The Dried Tada Try Fishing Resources Booklet
A fishery section booklet by MacPherson is described with title elements and source wording indicating an overview of dried trade, fisheries, and related resources. The fragment references a publication by MacPherson.
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Tora Resources
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Javal
League C
Hitain
L'raffee
Mussolini
Confederation Life
McKinnley—Ridout
Toronto
Eleanor Hawkins
Walter Hawking
Arthur
Herbert Young
Reginald
Paul .Moores
Marjorie Wood
Shipping News
C.H. E
St. Peter’s
Primmer House
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