No explicit evidence doubt forms a murder verdict scene
In a post trial moment, a juror accepts repudiation of rumour and urges an open verdict to aid a police inquiry. Tony West, distraught, mutters of being the missing suspect as Mavis Camlyn and Jasper Morgan depart. The plot strands hint at Morgan and Kenyon’s possible double lives and a planned confrontation that night.
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Cotoner
Sir Anthony
Perses
Tony West
Ptrson
Mavis
Jack
Mavis Camlyn
Jasper Morgan
Tony
West
Cates
Borer
Laura Laura
Morgan
London
Clayton Kenyon
Louis Gaspard
Central
Criminal Court
Mayfair
Kenyon
Noakes
Slough
Martha’ Trevlyn
The Professor Intervenes in a Farmhouse Conspiracy
In a tense scene, Maritim Trévigh vents about a doomed master, while Elijah Trevlyn and Martina West react to a looming crisis. The couple fears planted seeds of trouble as Morgah’s betrayal fuels rebellion and a dangerous wager presses toward ruin.
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Elijah Tereviyn
Wests of West
Rm Abbey
Crowner’s Court
Elijah Trevlyn
Martina
Asp Morgah
Morgan
Stampe
Frith
Martha
Alberta and Manitoba crop acreage rise in Dominion census
Dominion government and provincial authorities report larger crop areas in Alberta and Manitoba with wheat 15,526,110 acres up 14 percent oats 9,133,900 up 6.7 percent flax 1,000,800 up 10 percent. A new system using school data gathers figures for direct district totals to Ottawa for compilation.
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Dominion
Alberta
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ile
Seingin
Industrial Boom in Vancouver Sees New Iron Foundry
Vancouver's coast area enjoys a period of strong industrial prosperity with weekly bank clearings rising since January. June totals exceed last year by ten million dollars and the first week of July shows a 2.6 million dollar gain. A new large iron foundry has begun construction and will employ 75 to 100 workers when completed in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Not Far Wrong A bashful bachelor misreads a greeting
A Vancouver note recalls a bashful bachelor on the fifth floor who asks a neighbor about her child. The mother replies about her boy and the man, confused, blurts out it is a boy, guessing it must be either a girl or boy.
Italy's Great Part In the War
Italy fought for civilization and not selfish aims. It joined the Allies in May 1915 after neutral periods and German pressure, contributing bold naval, military, and industrial strength despite resource poverty and propaganda attacks. Its steadfast king and people helped stem the Central Powers until U.S. entry.
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Italy
Austrhia
Cays
Willam Eee
Vas
Suly
Austria
Serbia
England
Germany
France
Seven Seas
Marne
Bismarck
House of Savoy
United States
Lusitania
Waterloo survivor Maurice Shea dies at 98 in Quebec
Canada honors the last British combatant at Waterloo Lieutenant Maurice Shea died in Sherbrooke Quebec in 1892 aged 98. Shea served as a corporal in the 73rd Foot and earned a commission for heroism on the historic day. He emigrated to Canada after the wars and marked every Waterloo anniversary until age 96.
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Canada
Waterloo
Maurice Shea
Sherbrooke
Province of
Quebec
Shea
73Rd Foot
Lendor Ily Chronicle
Wool Exports Drive Alberta Farm Shift to Toronto Co-op
Wool from Alberta tops the July shipments with twenty five cars sent to a Toronto based cooperative company. The export represents about half of the southern Alberta clip while thousands of sheep move to summer ranges in the mountains.
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Alberta
Co-Operative Company
Toronto
Irrigation Boosts Yields in Southern Alberta Fields
At the Canadian Government Experimental Farm in Lethbridge irrigation markedly increases crop yields and straw length across wheats oats barley and root crops compared with dry farming. Wheat under irrigation reaches 49 bushels per acre versus 27 on dry land. Red Fife and Huron wheat lead with 57 and 53 bushels under irrigation. Potatoes carrots and beets also show higher outputs, while fodder crops support larger livestock herds.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Marquis
Red Fife
Danish Island
California
Alfalfa Yields Linked to Water Access Across Canada
The report notes alfalfa is grown more profitably where irrigation is possible. It states that dry seasons still yield good results on non irrigable land, but significantly better outcomes occur when water is available to the land, highlighting Canada’s regional crops.
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Canada
Balfour Speakers at London Belgium Independence Day Celebration
Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour addressed London ceremonies marking Belgiums Independence Day. He denounced Count von Hertlings pledge to treat Belgium as a pawn and warned that Germanys crimes in Belgium will never be forgotten. He urged a league of nations to prevent future violations and cautioned that German promises are not binding in peace.
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Balfour
London
Belgium
Count von Hertling
Europe
von Hertling
Germany
B Ifour
Mr. Balfour
League of Nations
Weissbach Hotel Prospects as Solitary Swiss Retreat
The Argo naut notes Weiss bach as the favorite resort for solitude. People from around the world flock here seeking quiet and seclusion, drawn by the tranquil Swiss landscape and exclusive retreat vibe.
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a_ hotel prospectus
Switzerland
Weissbach
Four
Globe
The Useless Nickel Era Ends as Nickels Travel Paired
The Rochester Herald notes the nickel has lost value and the jitney era fades. It is wasteful to break a dollar into coins as nickels now travel in pairs or triplets, reflecting shifting money habits.
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Rochester Herald
New Food Substitute Might Aid Allied Supplies
London researchers Dr. A B McCallum and Prof Ruttan with Thomas Myers and Dr Roy Ledge report a new soya bean based substitute. They say it yields high value nutrition, can be grown cheaply in Canada and the U S, and may relieve demand for beef and wheat while feeding home markets.
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Thomas Myers
Roy Routledge
London
A. B. McCallum
Research Commission
Canada
United States
Far East
States
McCallum
Ruttan
Professor Ruttan
Dispose of Old Hens and Breeding Stock Early
Early disposing of old hens and breeding stock can boost profits. Sell cockerels as broilers or roasters when prices are favorable, and ship pullets to winter quarters cost-efficiently, as experiments show selling cockerels covers incubation and feed costs, with pullets cheaper to raise than fall purchase.
First Food Controller Sunday School Lesson
In the script a Sunday school pupil asks about Joseph saving Egyptians from famine. The reply states he was made food controller as a reward for his steadfast leadership during the crisis.
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Joseph Riven
Boston Transcript
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