Alberta Legislature Prorogued After Short Session
Edmonton reports the fifth session of Alberta’s legislature was prorogued at 10:30 pm by Governor Brett. Five minor bills received assent, while key issues on the Peace River railway and natural resources produced disappointment. Premier Greenfield and ministers faced questions on policy as bargaining continued with the Royal Bank of Canada over rail funding.
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Vernon Smith
Railways
Mitchell
Dhat
France Is 10 Again Strike Decisive Blow
Morocco battle report claims French commandos stormed a strong Moroccan position in the Kourmieu region. Abd el Krim allegedly refuses peace terms while emissaries meet Tangier and with General Primo de Rivera, no official agreement reached.
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Abd-el Krim
Tangier
Primo de Rivera
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Allregtorate
Wautan
Many Island Lake Oil Field Drilling Update Incomplete
Fragmentary notice discusses activity at the Many Island Lake oil field with references to wells and possible delay. Mentions Rutliff traveling to Portland and a community well payment request to Mr Dunganat in Huh Block. Office closure due to war-related reasons noted.
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Island Lake
B.S. Rutliff
Portland
Ores
Teesl
Electra
California
Adsle
Dungancat
Classified ads quickest way to advertise in The News
A brief classified notice urges readers to use The News for fast advertising. It highlights efficiency and accessibility of placing ads, stressing quick turnaround and broad reach for personal and business needs.
Fielding Declines Re-nomination for Liberal Candidate
Bridgewater Nova Scotia August 7. In a convention held after redistribution, Rt Hon W S Fielding minister of finance and Queens County member declines to run again for the Liberal candidate and urges Mr Duff to represent the combined W S Fielding endorses another candidate for the newly formed Lunenburg Queens riding.
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William We S
Lunenburg
W. S. Fielding
Queens County
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Duff
Show Wing at Drazen Well
A drilling report from the Dragon well at Maity Island describes the drill down about five feet since Wednesday to 3160 feet in shale and limestone. The operator Dra gon prepared to deliver results as slush of gasoline and carbon black scent is noted in the well.
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Bergman
Bergin
Esterday
Railway accident injuries near St. Paul station
Botched OCR reports the crossing at a ferry on the river near Elk iik, Saskit chawan. Rob Howes of St Pauls Altity Auys was trampled by horses during the crossing. He suffered a broken collarbone and crushed shoulder and is resting in St Paul capital.
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Ure
Saskitchawan
Ahorg Elkiik
Bob Howes
St. Paul
Otags Tie in Banner Ad Market Sparks Quickest Tie Claim
Ad makers claim the fastest tie in global promotion as Otags and Balesmen compete in a crowded market. The exchange highlights rapid advertising turnover and a growing focus on eye catching display tactics.
Wheat market rises after early weakness in Chicago
Wwinulpegy reports Chicago strength lifting local grain prices. October futures edge to 4.49 8-2 with strong finish near 16.3-8 for May, cash demand steady with exporters taking all available bushels. Coarse grains mostly dull with little foreign demand. flax firmer on active cash demand.
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Chicago
Vloss
Seaboard
Britain Considers Ban on Sweatshop Imports
A British labor committee report urges banning all foreign goods produced under sweatshop conditions. The proposed policy would treat such items like prison-made or copyrighted materials printed abroad, with safeguards if goods are not produced in Britain or only sourced from sweatshop regions.
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Two Brooks cattle thieves jailed for two years
Andrewe Van Oene and Jean Burdick, both farmers from the Patricia district, were sentenced to two years less one day in Lethbridge jail with hard labor by Judge McNeill after pleading guilty. Constable Symons’ investigation led to the recovery of a stolen steer intended for W. C. Templin, hotel keeper at Patricia. Burdick faced subornation and perjury counts. Van Oene faced perjury charges.
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Calgary
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Simmons
A.T.P
Brooks
Andrewe
van Oene
Jean Burdick
Patricia
Lethbridge
McNotton
Symons
van Ocne
W. C. Templin
Alda
Templin
Dudge
McNeill
van Queneiof
Burdick
Sanders
Andre Cevetto
Hwides
Scott Found Insane Gave Way to the Gallows
Hassell Scott of Highsiay was found insane by a Superior Court jury after a three hour forty minute deliberation. He was committed to Chester Asylum for the insane and faces potential death penalty if he regains his sanity.
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Highsiay
J. B. Davids
Ted
Tytken
Scott
Chester Asyluma
Market Prices From Today’s Local Exchange
Prices at the market today include butter 30 to 38 cents a pound, eggs extras 10 cents or 35 cents a dozen, beets 12 lbs for 25 cents, beans 3 lbs for 25 cents, cabbage 10 lbs for 25 cents, corn 45 cents a dozen, carrots 8 lbs for 23 cents, celery 2 lbs for 25 cents, onions 4 lbs for 25 cents, potatoes 10 lbs for 25 cents.
Legion Strikes Hit British Legation in Peking
Chinese servants at the British Legation in Peking join a strike amid anti foreign agitation. Several employees, including guards and house staff, cease work, seen as the first clear sign the strike spreads as a weapon against British presence.
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Peking
Legation
Pekhig
Amalgamation Debate Guides Conference Deliberations
scrambled text outlines discussion of railway union aims and the idea of merging lines to reduce duplication. officials mention using railways to unify operations and pursue equality, with emphasis on efficiency and coordinated exchange.
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Ollaiva
Hon Hain
Rallwe
Denice
Voters urged to check lists before election day
Voters directed to review the 1926 Voters List now open for inspection at City Hall during specified hours. The notice warns of lines dividing subdivisions and urges residents to confirm their polling place and ensure their names are listed to avoid confusion on election day.
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City
Hall
Robbery Targets Store Basements For High Value Furs
Police report a robbery at a Philadelphia store where fourteen employees were attacked and tied up during a basement sacking. Thieves stole fur valued at about $100,000, triggering an active investigation and inquiries from local authorities.
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Rowntucartive
Baseme
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