Inverness Mines Sold at Public Auction for 200000
The Inverness mines were sold by Sheriff Doucet at Port Hood with a single bid of two hundred thousand dollars likely placed for Eastern Trust Company, the current receivers. Hector Macinnes of Halifax attended as Eastern Trust president. The sale aims to preserve miner employment as the new owners, the Trust Company, take over.
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Inverness
Sheriff Doucet
Port Hood
Eastern Trust Company
Hector Macinnes
K .C
Halifax
Farewell Sermon at Central Christian Church by Dr Genge
Dr Genge preached his farewell at Central Christian Church last evening to a large, sympathetic crowd. A musical program featured Miss Jessie Andrew and Mr Harry Porter. He spoke on Signals at Life's Cross Roads warning of materialism, pleasure, self indulgence, and neglect of the Lord's Day, urging safety signals toward truth, love, and service.
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Central Christian Church
Morgan E. Gimge
Herbert A. Tanton
Blaines
Lorenz
Jessie Andrew
Harry Porter
Genge
Dr. Genge
Pythias
God
Jesus
Christ
Longfellow
Fog Enshrouds Nova Scotia Seas In Series Of Wrecks
Halifax reports heavy fog leads to multiple maritime disasters off Chebucto Head and Cape Breton. The coal carrier Clackamas rammed the Cape D'or, sinking her with one survivor and four drowned, including Mrs Wilkie. Rescues continued for Moldegaard crew jettisoned by the Norwegian steamer. The Azov wreck near Arichat also feared total loss as fog remains near impenetrable.
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Halifax
Stanley
Moldegaars
Shutin Island
Chebucto Head
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Cape D'or
Clackamac
Clackamas
Norfolk Va
Cape D’or
Turks Island
LeHave
Wilkie
Moldegaard
Halifax Harbor
Mollasses
Azov
Cuba
Montreal
Wife of Former Bulgarian Minister May Be Implicated
Despatches from Sofia report the wife of a former Bulgarian premier, unnamed, is believed by Bulgarian authorities to be involved in the Sofia cathedral explosion that killed 160. Seven despatches note the SAARN found Communists in official education circles, with many teachers and education employees dismissed for alleged Communist tendencies.
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Berlin
Sofia
SAARN
France Will Have To Go Gold Standard If Needed
Paris May 1 Finance Minister Caillaux said France cannot remain indifferent to other nations, notably Britain, returning to the gold basis. He warned much remains to be done before the question is taken up, but France will adopt the same policy as soon as the situation permits.
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Paris
Caillaux
France
Britain
Naval Seaplane In Record Flight Over Delaware River
Philadelphia May 3 Naval seaplane P N logged twenty four hours of nonstop flight along a forty mile Delaware River course at about eighty miles per hour. The mission aims to prove a long coast to Honolulu hop by a large seaplane.
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Philadelphia
P. N
Delaware River
Honolulu
LOST LADY'S ENSEMBLE BETWEEN WATER STREET
LOST BETWEEN WATER STREET AND ROCHFORD SQUARE A LADY S ENSEMBLE SALT. PLEASE LEAVE AT THE Vogue 810. plus SEED BARLEY FOR SALE AP Dly J M Rackham River JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GUARDIAN CENTRAL JO Printery PHONE 133 BUYING RED POTATOES MONDAY A QUANTITY WANTED PROMPTLY GEE H TOOMBS & SON 177428M21 TO LET TENEMENT OF 8 ROOMS ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES PHONE 662L APPLY 104 FITAROY STREET 1765-2M31
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Water St
Rochford Square
Lady's
Ensemble Salt
Hilder
The
Vogue
Guardian Central
Gee, H
Toombs & Son
Fitaroy Street
Dr Genge Leaves Charlottetown for Evangelical Work
Dr Genge arrived in Charlottetown four years ago to lead the Central Church on Chareti and has built a fine organ equipped pulpit. He departs against his congregation’s wishes to pursue evangelical work with headquarters at Charlottetown, possibly starting in Bridgebury Ontario. His wife lies in a local cemetery as citizens wish him future welfare and happiness. last night’s service was broadcast.
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Genge
Charcottatown
Chareti
T ‘Till
Hierac
Charlottetown
Bridgebury
Ontario
Gennie
Narrow escape at Summerside railway crossing
Three men in a Chevrolet narrowly escaped death when a shunting engine backed a train across Water Street Summerside on Saturday. The car was dragged 60 yards before stopping, leaving the occupants with only bruises. Officials call for immediate installation of warning alarms at dangerous crossings to prevent future fatalities.
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the Guardian
Summerside
Dan McNeill
George Andrews
Ray Andrews
St. Eleanors
Water St
Bishop’s Foundry
McNeill
Ray Cannon
Yanl
Summerside Board of Trade
Ottawa
H. A. McKeown
Railway Commission
McKeown
Campbell
J. B. Campbell
Collision near Cape LeHave sinks schooner five dead
A steamer collided with a schooner off Cape LeHave, resulting in five deaths. The incident may be heard next week in Admiralty Court. The Cape D'or sank after the crash, four crew plus Captain Wilkie's wife perished, later resurfacing and being towed toward Halifax by the Arleux.
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Cape LeHave
Admiralty Court
Cape D'or
Wilkies
Arleux
Halifax
Bandits and Rural Guards Battle in Cuba
Official dispatches report two clashes in Santa Clara and Orient provinces. At Jagua farm Rural Guards killed two bandits, a private, and a guard Corporal wounded. In Media Lina two bandits were cornered. one killed, the other captured, with a corporal, a private, and a civilian wounded.
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Havana
Ranchuelo
Santa Clara
Jagua
Media Lina
Orient
U. S. Fish Ban Urged At Canadian Ports
A Prince Rupert public meeting urged the Canadian government to embargo United States fish at Canadian ports. Exemptions would apply to captains and owners resident in Canada or boats in distress. The group proposed a port fee of two cents a pound for landings by U S vessels.
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Prince Rupert
United States
Canadian
Canada
Hartranft Sets World Record in Discuss Throw
San Francisco May 3 Glenn Hartranft of Stanford University broke the world record in the discus at the Pacific Association Meet in Municipal Stadium with a throw of 157 feet 158 inches yesterday. He dominated the event setting a new mark for the season and enhancing Stanford's standing at the meet.
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SAN _FRANCISCO
Glenn Hartranft
Stanford University
Phcistic Association
A. A. Us
Fifteen Join Methodist Church In Morning Service
A service of special interest saw fifteen new members received on profession of faith at the Methodist Church. Choir director Professor W. E. Fletcher led the anthem On Taste and See How Gracious the Lord Is. Rev. W. M. Ryan preached on The Christian Church, discussing the church as both a building and a living body under Christ. The evening sermon, The Law of the Sabbath, urged reverence of Sunday and its civic benefits, followed by a well received music program including a male quartet performing I Need Thee Every Hour and Stainer's Anthem.
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Methodist Church
W. EB. Fletcher
AR. C.M
Christ
Jesus Christ
Church of Jesus
Lso
Messrs
W. BE. Fletcher
G. F. Hutcheson
J .R. Stevenson
P. Whitehead
Smyth
Stainer
May Day in Glace Bay shows red banners fronting UMW leaders
Sydney May 3 Hundreds of strikers and sympathizers watched UMW leaders John W McLeod and Alex Mackay march under red banners through Glace Bay in a May Day parade. The spectacle raised questions about the loyalty of district officers and their links to communists amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Sydney
Glace Bay
Canada
John W. Mcleod
Alex. Mackay
John A. Macdonald
Phalen
John L. Lewis
Rank and File
Lewis
Red
Rank Land
J. B. McLachlan
Red Internationale of
Moscow
Toronto
MacKay
Red Internationale
McLachlan
Nova Scotia
Boat Turns Turtle Nine Die In Lake Erie Mishap
In rough seas a sand hauling boat capsized off Point Pelee in Lake Erie about two miles from shore. Nine crew members, all teenagers, were drowned. The keeper at Point Pelee reported the tragedy to the Press by telephone.
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Detroit
Kelly Island
Lake Erie
Point Pelee
Rght
Nurmi Defeats Ritola in Two Mile Race at San Francisco
Panyo Nurmi of Finland won over compatriot Willie Ritola by 65 yards in a two mile race at Municipal Stadium in San Francisco. Time was 9 minutes 35.2 seconds amid a high wind and slow track.
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San Francisco
Panyo Nurmi
Finn
Willie Ritola
Nurmi
Princess Louise Suffers Severe Gastric Hemorrhage
London May 3 Princess Louise sister of King George endured a severe gastric hemorrhage followed by shock and weakness. The report notes the episode as serious with hospitalization and ongoing care anticipated. Hazel Carter performed as soloist in the choral rendition quoted in the dispatch.
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London
Princess Royal
Louise
King George
More Women Than Men Guilty of Murder In England
United Press report from London notes only 87 women and 83 men were convicted of murder in 1928 with 13 men and one woman hanged. Most women convicted killed illegitimate children while measles kill 138 per million annually versus murderers reducing one million by six.
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England
United Press
London
Great Britain
Britain
Crimes tied to Dydtkuhnen derailment in Poland
A Polish commission concluded the Dydtkuhnen derailment was a criminal act. No perpetrators found yet. The wreck claimed twenty five lives and injured 18. Bolts were removed from rails and a crowbar was found about fifty yards from the site.
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Starogard
Poland
Dydtkuhnenperlin Express
Announcements and Events at Webster's Corner Tonight
Follow the crowd to Webster's Corner for a big special show at Mill View Orange Hall on May 7 at 8 o'clock. Rev. i A Westmoreland will speak, with a high class musical program and baskets for ladies. Admission 25 cents. if stormy, Friday same hour. Local weather and tide notices included with sparse ad copy and various product mentions.
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Webster's Corner
Rev. i, A
Westmoreland
Mill View Orange Hall
Ad Mission
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Howard Ferguson
Rudolph Monty
Honry
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Paul von Hindenburg
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Ritola
I Am Alpha and Omega
Hazel
Carter
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