Within the Law Within the Law Contained Scheme of a Swindler
Mary Turner uses legal pretenses to organize a swindle with attorney Sigismund Harris and partner Joe Garson. They recruit underworld figures, pose as legitimate investors, and exploit forged deeds to profit from a land scheme while avoiding immediate criminal liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marys
Howe
Ture
Joe Geareon
Mary
Joe Garson
Aggie
Sigismund Harris
Mary Turner
Agnes Lynch
Riverside Drive
Aone
Garson
Jim Lynch
Harris
Regie
The
Advertiser
Aggie and Mary scheme in a tale of vengeance and deceit
Aggie and Mary Turner plot against Edward Gilder and his son Dick using manipulation and romance to gain money. Aggie suspects Mary’s motives while confrontations reveal loyalties as a public warning on liquor misrepresentations follows in the next section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Aggie
Mary
Edward Gilder
Dick Gilder
Gilder
Agnes
Mary Turner
Jim
Brave Soldier Captures 20 Germans at Loos Villa
Private Sam Wolfe recalls a Loos village mission where he cleared a villa of German defenders. After fighting two enemies at the door and another upstairs, he signaled from a window and used a ruse to surround the house. Twenty Germans surrendered and were led to a nearby company for imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wolfe
Glasgow
Loos
What Kitchener Said to Constantine Surpasses North Carolinian
Victoria Colonist notes that the exchange between Kitchener and Constantine outshines the remarks exchanged between the governors of North Carolina and South Carolina. The report emphasizes the significance of the dialogue and its outrunning influence.
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Kitchener
Constantine
North Carolina
South Carolina
Victoria
British Farmers Aid French War Ravaged Regions
A small British deputation visitedClaluus-Sur-Marne to the Vosges to assess needs in France. Members Samuel Kidmner Colin Campbell C J B Macdonald investigated destruction and planned aid including seeds livestock and implements. They funded mowers binders threshers ploughs and drills and will report with recommendations.
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Fecenuy
France
Claluus-Sur-Marne
Vosges
Agricultural Reef of Allies
Royal Agricultural Society
Samuel Kidmner
Farmers’ Club
Colin Campbell
Natonal Wearners’ Union
C. J. B. Macdonald
Costs of shells shown for German and British guns
The article details shell costs for German heavy artillery and field guns, noting 8.4 inch shells at 260, fortress cannons at 1,500, and a single 7 inch Navy shell at 4,000. It explains a battleship broadside can exhaust 7,600 worth of ammunition, and a typical engagement could run to about 800,000 in ammo.
Chauffeurs Duel Over a Ten-Year Safety Record
A comic dialogue notes two chauffeurs debating Bill's ten year safe record. One claims Bill is careful, the other jokes he is absentminded and often distracted.
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Bill
Senator Jansen Pushes Western Canada Settlement Drive
Nebraska senator Peter Jansen advocates large scale U S settlers moving to Western Canada. He praises homesteads and preemption rights, urges government ads in U S papers, and argues land companies can aid promotion while keeping liberal immigration policy.
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Peter Jaises
Nebraska
Lew Gays Agu
Bis
Ifips
United States
SasBalchewan
World
Janeca
Canada
Eudessius
Jansen
Department of the Interior
Boost Your Home Town Boosts Farmers By Supporting Towns
A visiting city man in a midwestern village notes the modernizing small town with brick stores, brick sidewalks, ample parking, and lively social venues. He urges farmers to boost and assist town initiatives as nearby trade and life improve family prosperity and farm value.
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Middle West
Bis City
Garys school reform and Wirt timetable system impresses
The article lauds William A. Wirt in Gary for a comprehensive school timetable that uses all rooms and facilities throughout the day. It claims doubled capacity, halved expenses, and a vivid, active education with synchronized classes, gym, and craft work, eliminating truancy. It urges Saskatchewan to adopt similar efficiency.
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Normans F. Biaca
D.paed
Regina
Lidiana
United States Steel Corporation
William
William A. Wirt
Gary
Lise
Mary Ann
Sarah Jane
Sarah
Mary
Wirt
Saskatchewan Public School Education League
Damaged Wheat Feed Cautions For Poultry
Damaged wheat is risky for poultry though some types may be fed. Mow burnt grain, weevil-infested grain, and sprouted grain can be used if mold is absent. Moldy grain should never be fed. avoid feeding to small chicks as they are more easily upset.
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Prin Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
Maine
Kansas
United States
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Alberta
H. Arnott
M.A
M.c-P.s
Birthday of the new imperial ism, editorial note
The British Weekly editorial claims the birth of a new imperial ism cannot be precisely dated but suggests a tentative baptism day. It recalls Sir Robert Borden, Canada’s premier, being invited to sit as a corresponding member of the cabinet. The piece argues the national government thus sponsors this new offspring of British solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Freeman
Robert Borden
Canada
Fire escape at prison sparks probe
A fire at a prison last night led to an escape scare with authorities investigating the blaze. In a separate exchange, a playful夫 dialogue about devotion and wedlock reflects domestic banter on loyalty and remarriage.
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Bix
Dix
Bread Price Rise Sparks Quick Bargain Demand
A shopkeeper notes bread has risen by a cent this morning while a little girl asks for a loaf, insisting on yesterday’s price. The exchange captures a small urban moment of daily commerce and price awareness.
Ignorance in Education System Draws Harsh Commentary
A writer argues that parental influence shapes a child more than schools and notes gendered stereotypes about women. The piece questions the education department's effectiveness and laments the public’s belief in school-driven ignorance.
Red Nose Stranger Sparked Larchmont Yacht Club Gossip
William Collier and companions dined at a hotel cafe when he pointed out a dapper man with a red nose. Collier claimed the stranger was a prominent Larchmont Yacht Club member and joked about his official capacity, prompting amused curiosity.
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William Collier
Collier
Larchmont Yacht Club
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments across life stages. It promises renewed strength, health, and beauty, urges mothers to help daughters, and offers free medical advice plus a Medical Adviser booklet from Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
Pierre
N.Y
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