Mystery of the wager shadows the West case
In a London case, Sir Anthony questions a witness while the jury returns an open verdict to keep police inquiry open. Tony West faces public scrutiny as Mavis Camlyn and Jasper Morgan appear. Morgan’s motive and a dangerous alibi theory swirl amid suspicions of a double life and a fatal scheme.
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Sir Anthony
Tony West
Vis
Jack
Mavis Camlyn
Jasper Morgan
Tony
Avith
Morgan
Frith
Martha
West
Laura Gaspard
Laura
London
Clayton Kenyon
Ouis Gaspard
Central Criminal Court
Mayfair
Kenyon
Noakes
Slough
Martha Trevlyn
The Professor Intervenes in a Farmhouse Mystery
Martha Trevlyn frets over her ailing husband in an old farmhouse kitchen. Elijah Trevyn shows quiet anger as rumors spread about a hidden fate. The pair discuss whispers, a crowner's court, and a life shadowed by mysterious seeds of trouble.
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Martha Trevlyn
Elijah Treviyn
Wests of Western Abbey
Crowner
Martha
Excellent Sheep Exhibit in Edmonton Stemmed by Large Show
Alberta sheep industry gains momentum as Edmonton exhibition displays 325 sheep across twenty car loads. Observers note improving stock quality and lower production costs for producers, with strong suggests of continued growth in central and northern Alberta.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Last Waterloo Veteran Maurice Shea Remembered in Canada
The Last Waterloo Veteran recalls Lieutenant Maurice Shea the British side survivor who died in 1892 in Sherbrooke Quebec. Shea a corporal in the 7th Foot won a commission for valor on Waterloo and celebrated the anniversary in Canada until his 96th year.
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Canada
Waterloo
Maurice Shea
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Shea
7. Foot
London
Dai Chronicle
Wool Exports Rise From Alberta To Toronto Markets
Alberta shipments move twenty five cars of wool to a Toronto specuration company as part of a larger seasonal drive. Thousands of sheep depart for summer range in the mountains amid growing export activity.
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Toronto
Alberta
The Useless Nickel in the Jitney Age
The piece laments the nickel’s waning value and the jitney’s diminished role as a financial asset. It argues that efforts to save money by counting nickels are outdated and inefficient in modern times.
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Rochester
First to Arrive Pee AEP NE ReC
Yonkers Statesman reports two hens and a duck at IG cel scene as the first arrivals in a local event. No additional details available.
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Yonkers Statesman
Bigger Crops Under Irrigation in Southern Alberta
The Canadian Experimental Farm at Lethbridge reports that irrigated crops outyield dry farming across wheat oats sugar beets and potatoes. Yields for wheat reach 49 vs 27 bushels per acre with top performers including Huron Red Fife and Pioneer. Oats barley beets and potatoes also show higher irrigated returns while fodder crops like alfalfa dominate irrigable land.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Marquis
Leen
Red Fife
Pioneer
Danish Island
Canada
Dispose of Old Hens and Breeding Stock Early
Article discusses disposing of breeding stock after the season. Sell off hens over two years old and year-old birds when egg yield drops or price justifies feed costs. Sell cockerels as broilers when profitable, noting an experiment showing early sales funded incubation and pullet costs, with pullets cheaper to raise than buying in fall.
Weiss ch Hotel Solitude Preface Draws Global Visitors
The Argo naut notes Weiss ch as a favored Swiss resort for solitude, drawing travelers from across the globe seeking quiet escape. The description emphasizes its appeal to those in search of secluded respite.
First Food Controller Sunday School Teacher
A fragmented report notes a boy pleads, claiming he became a food controller and saved others from starvation under the guidance of a Sunday school teacher. Specific names or dates are unclear in the readable text.
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Joseph
Boston Transcript
Food substitutes using soya bean eyed by experts in Ottawa
Dr. McCallum and Professor Ruttan discuss a new soya bean based substitute, presented by Thomas Myers and Dr. Roy Rout London. They cite its high food value, cheap production in Canada and potential to aid Allies by reducing reliance on beef and wheat.
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Thomas Myers
Roy Rout
London
A. B. McCallum
Research Commission
Canada
United States
Far East
States
Me' Um
Ruttan
McCallum
Industrial Boom Rises At Coast Vancouver Growth Extends
Vancouver British Columbia enjoys sustained industrial prosperity with weekly bank clearing gains. June totals exceed last year by ten million dollars and the first week of July shows a two point six million dollar rise. A new large iron foundry will add 75 to 100 permanent jobs in the Province.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
German Agent Accused Of Racial Propaganda In City
A German agent in the city is charged with telling Black men that Germany loves negroes and that if sent to France the Kaiser's troops would cut off ears arms and dig out eyes. The case raises questions about consular influence and wartime deception.
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Germany
France
Teuton
New York World
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