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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

2

Dramatic London Crime Plot and Cabal Unfolds

Kenyon locates a cipher telegram linking Jasper Morgan to a London alibi in Segar Road. He meets with Sir Savile Weldon at Scotland Yard to coordinate a plan to expose alibis and stop Morgan's marriage with Mavis Comlyn, while pursuing a Slough conviction to prove West as the motorist.

Kenyao Comlyn Cormish Shrimpton Segar Road N. W Morgan Camlyn Zimbalist Scour Road London Savoy Sir Savile Weldon Scotland Yard Slough Kenyon Sir Anthony West West Sir Savile

Kenyon Confronts London Legal Pressure At Marlborough Court

Kenyon returns to his chambers as two strangers seek his aid. They announce Sir Anthony West, represented by Mortimers of Lincoln's Inn, will be brought before Marlborough Street police court tomorrow and request Kenyon appear for him with a brief to master the facts.

West Family Tomy Camlyn London Kenyon Mortimers Anthony West Ghb Jasper Morgan Mavis Morgan Conlyn Mike Hever Laura Gaspard Tom Burbury Strand Fleet Street Switzerland Clayton Kenyon Lincoln's Inn Sir Anthony West Anthony Marlborough Street

A Busy Day Ends in a Stark Hold Up

Kenyon confronts two intruders in his apartment after a nocturnal chase. He disarms them, seizes their loot including pistols and a telegram, and contemplates reporting to police while keeping his captors in suspense. He notes the slight revenge against Morgan’s scheme.

Corn Removal Claim From Freezone Miracle

An ad claims freezone ether compound removes corns instantly by applying drops to the corn. It promises painless drying and lifting out the root with minimal irritation, attributed to a Cincinnati imam. Readers are urged to clip the notice.

Rural Telephone Growth in Western Canada

The three prairie provinces boast a strong rural telephone network with 41 096 rural subscribers served by government lines as of April 30 1918. By year end the system operated 958 rural companies, and in the current year 4 922 miles of new line were added, totaling 44 360 miles in service.

Prairie Provinces Canada

Belgium relief funds boosted by Northumberland miners

The Northumberland Miners Association sent a cheque for 10000 dollars subscribed by pitmen nationwide to aid distressed Belgian miners and their families. Earlier in the war the union had raised 5000 dollars for suffering Belgian trade unionists.

Northumberland Miner’s Association Belgium

Construction Boom and Plans Across Western Canada

Construction notes report strong spring prospects for building work. Projects include W Foster residence remodelling, Martin and Phillip foundry rebuilt after fire, Saskatoon Red Triangle hut for returned soldiers, and city council agreeing to provide site at Twenty first street and Third avenue. BC University seeks 1 million dollars for Point Grey buildings, Imperial Oil plans five Medicine Hat additions totaling about 20 thousand, and Hudsons Bay Nelson store expansion inching toward 30 thousand. Regina builds activity climbs with 37 300 permits in February as public works eye police headquarters and multiple new public buildings this spring.

Medicine Hat W. Foster Martin & Phillip Saskatoon Saskatchewan Regina

Saskatchewan Public Works Plans New Mental Hospital

The report outlines proposed public buildings across Saskatchewan including a court house at Yorkton a normal school at Saskatoon cottages tied to the mental hospital at North Battleford a new mental hospital to be built in the south province locations to be decided and plans for a police headquarters.

Court House Yorkton Normal School Saskatoon North Battleford South Saskatchewan

Housing Blocks Proposed to Ease Moose Jaw Shortage

Hugh McKellar secretary of the board of trade urges four permanent housing blocks in Moose Jaw to help those who cannot afford larger homes and assist newlyweds and small families. Regina business growth is noted with Bank of Montreal expanding, Robert Bell Engine building a new warehouse, and Regina Trading acquiring the old post office site for a four story fireproof department store at $60,000.

Moose Jaw Hugh McKellar The Board of Trade Regina Bank of Montreal Robert Bell Engine Company Regina Trading Company

Working Drawings and House Plans Offered Weekly

Working drawings of the buildings shown on this page may be obtained from the Editor at the nominal price of 5.00 per set. In this design the drawings may also be obtained through the local lumber dealer if he is a member of the Western Lumbermen's Association.

Western Lumbermen's Association

Loan Firms Say They Will Lend For City Property Homes

Loan companies announced they are ready to depart from wartime policy and will lend money for speculative building on city property. The move is hoped to encourage the construction of houses.

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Satisfied Muskoka Farmer

Cyrus Correll of Larchwood Algoma Ontario says four months of illness from a cold strain neuralgia back pain and fatigue improved after taking two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits the kidney-focused remedy with quick relief and urges others to try it based on his experience.

Larchwood Algoma Ont Mar Dodd Cyrus Correll Here Mr. Correll Beecham Thomas Beecham St. Helens Lanashire England Canada U.S. America

Hunger Strikes in Berlin Driven by Food Shortages

Washington reports from Copenhagen state department advices describe Berlin strikes mainly as caused by food shortages rather than Bolshevik propaganda. They say reports of bloodshed in Berlin have been greatly exaggerated.

Washington Berlin State Department Copenhagen Germany

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