Prospector Andrew Taylor Found Alive After 48 Days Missing
Andrew Taylor, prospector, was found alive near Burntwood Lake after forty eight days of endurance through mosquitoes flies and hunger. He survived by raspberries frogs and potato plants and built a crude cabin near the Burntwood area while aided by Pukatawagan Indians. Air mail reports say Manitoba searchers guided to his location with clues from Woodymen experts and expect further recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobalt
Taylor
Coleman
Burntwood Lake
Cold Lake
Pas
Andrew Taylor
North Country
Manitoba
Burnt Wood Lake
Gad
Derailments Hit Canadian Trains Across Ontario
Reports from Brockville and Pickering detail derailments of major Canadian trains. The International Limited from Montreal to Chicago derailed at Austaville after striking a cross over switch, with no injuries. Six coaches and baggage car derailed near Audley, Kingston District, injuring a baggageman only. Traffic detoured or rerouted while crews cleared the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ont
International Limited
Canadian National
Montreal
Chicago
Aultsville
Wsment
Canadian National Railways
Yaterday
International United
Chingo
Austaville
Ny Siding
Napanee
Ottawa
Pickering
Canadian Pacific Railways
Toronto
Audley Station
Here
H. D. Weaver
Audley
Fatal neck injury in Duke altercation with Lawrence Link
William Doleski fell during a dispute with Lawrence Link in Duke Saskatchewan on August 15 and sustained fatal injuries after breaking his neck on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Sask
Lawrence Link
William Doleski
Lake Fishermay
New Section Withdrawn for Cypress Hills School Land
Regina reports the Dominion Department of the Interior withdrew section 8 township 2 range 80 west from homestead entry under the Lands Act. It is set apart as school land in place of section 20 township 9 range 24 within Cypress Hills Forest Reserve, announced by acting commissioner J. W. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Dominion Department of the Interior
Cypress Hills
Department
J. W. Martin
Homestead Lands
Typhoid claims life from farm well near Pangman
A contaminated well on John Boldt's farm ten miles north of Pangman Saskatchewan has killed his 16 year old son Jacob after he was admitted to Weyburn General Hospital with typhoid fever. The 18 year old daughter is seriously ill in Weyburn Hospital with typhoid fever. The boy died shortly after admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyburn
Sack
John Boldt
Pangman
Weyburn General Hospital
Jacob
Infantile Paralysis可能性の検出と新治療
Berkeley Aug 15 Infantile paralysis may be checked with little injury to the spine and new convalescent serum treatment given when symptoms are detected. Two reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association by Klog ornate Shaw and Dr H B Frielander describe seventeen pediatric cases with serum therapy showing potential for early control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Journal of the American Medition
B. Shaw
H. B. Frielander
Floods engulf Lake Okeechobee region in August storm
Florida towns faced rising floodwaters as Lake Okeechobee swelled turning land into a shallow inland sea. Only Okeechobee City remained safe. Red Cross operated by boat to reach isolated refugees. Cabage Blubb and nearby areas were washed away, with damages estimated from two hundred thousand to forty thousand dollars across railways roads industries and homes.
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Atlamia
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Okeechobee City
Taylor’s Creek
Kissimes
Red Cross
Cabpage Biubb
Okeechohs City
Bassénger
Anthea
Vauxhall Stock Farms Wins Berkshire Prizes at Vancouver Show
Vancouver August 15 The Vauxhall Stock Farms Limited of Vauxhall Alberta won five first prizes for Berkshire hogs at the Vancouver exhibition held Tuesday. Cool. Temperature 74 and 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Vauxhall Stock Farms Limited
Vauxhall
Alta
Vancouver Éxhibition
Kenora Rowing Scene With Joan MacDonald in a Splash
Joan MacDonald daughter of Ramsay MacDonald tries single and team rowing on Lake of the Woods. She dives in after launch interference then swims ashore and resumes, learning the sport amid encouragement from Edinburgh University rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenora
Untijide
Joan MacDonald
Edinbergh
Lake of the Woods
Kenora Rowing Club
Ramsay MacDonald
M.P
Devyile Gap
Joan
University of Edinburgh
Woman's Boat Club
Jeheil
Missionaries Return to China Service Aboard Empress of Asia
Vancouver reports the Empress of Asia under Commander A. Halley sails August 16 noon carrying over 550 passengers. The list includes 1865 first class 125 second 50 third and 260 steerage with many mission workers from Canada and Britain and a large consignment of heavy automobile shipments to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Europe
Empress of Asia
Halley
R.N.R
Far East
Asia
Canada
United States
Two Boys Drown In Saskatchewan River At Edmonton
Edmonton Alberta August 15 Jackie Brown ten son of a local mine pit boss and Stan Zabroski eight of 9016 101st avenue drowned in the Saskatchewan River near the Mast End bridge after wading to a sandbar. Police search the swift river as families attempt to recover the bodies with blasting yielding only dead fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Jackie Brown
Frazer’s Flats
Stan Zabroski
101St Avenue
Saskatchewan River
Mast End Bridge
Reinhold Eichentaabh
107Th Avenue
Brown
Zabroski
Khenlaub
St George Resident John Malcolm Dies in Accident
Prominent St George Ont resident John Malcolm dies after a shipboard mishap near Bend Tor farm. Details indicate a fatal incident involving water craft and nearby participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malcolm
St. George
Ont
Explorer John Hornby Linked To Vancouver Farm Visit
Edmonton reports clarify that John Hornby and two young companions joined Hornby in Resolution for a northern expedition in 1926. Adelard and Christian were named as companions. Christian was a Hornby cousin, not a nephew. Hornby, a former Harrow-educated English schoolmaster, fought in the War before resuming exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Leland Hornby
Ladner
John Hornby
Ottawa Dispatch
Thelon ‘River
A. G. Waddell
Richmond Police
Lulu Island
J. J. Fry
Stevenson
Col. Fry
Hornby
A. J. Bell
Saskatoon
Northwest Territories
Waddell
Hudsolp
Nmphys Club
Lancashire
England
Tigher
Vijalmur ‘Stefansson
Edmonton
Weho
Jack Hornty
Adenh
Christian
Qntague
Ev Adelard
Harold Evan Adelard
Royal Naval Air Force
Robert Evan Adelard
Heath Cottage
Westcott
Dorking
Adelard
Onaway
Alberta
Armsteads
Resolution
Harrow
Decline of Open Range Grazing and Fenced Ranching Costs
The article details historical grazing abundance on open ranges and shifts to fenced ranching. It notes dry years, higher costs, and overgrazing in Southern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan. Farmers began fencing, diversifying with forage crops, and facing costly improvements as winter feed diminished. Continued note to page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Trio of British men reprieved from hanging after last minute decision
Three youths condemned for robbery and murder near Brighton were scheduled for execution the morning after their clemency review. The Home Secretary ordered commutation to life imprisonment after a tense chain of appeals and last minute reconsideration, as families awaited the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Home Secretary
Brighton
Hey
Thad
Percy
Motor Bus Kills Four At Quebec Level Crossing
Mrs G Pew of Toronto was killed with her elder sons when a motor bus collided with their stalled car at a level crossing in Sorel Quebec. Her husband suffered a broken arm and two younger family members were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
G. Pew
Toronto
Sorel
Quebec
Pew
Mills Extends Plant With Two New Greenhouses
Mr T E Mills obtained a 82200 building permit for two greenhouses sized 2 by 96 feet each. The expansion on Yull Street responds to growing business and extends Mills' Greenhouses plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Mills
Mills
Yulll St
Kingston man charged in wife’s stabbing death
Robert Williams, 46, is under arrest in Kingston Ontario after the death of his wife. Neighbors say the couple showed no prior trouble. Williams, a former Picton schoolteacher, allegedly fatally wounded his spouse with a claw hammer, with police describing a grisly discovery at their home.
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Kingston
Ont
Aus
Robert
Liams
Ania
Mi Williams
Co . Williams
Rotton
Williams
Picton
Likely compromise on Manchuria standoff in Mukden
Patch from Mukden reports the critical stand between Chinese Nationalists and Manchuria may be averted by compromise. Manchuria would refrain from raising the Nationalist flag for three months, after which Japan would pledge noninterference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mukden
Manchuria
Japan
Expedition from Iowa To Hudson Bay Safe
Three geologists from Iowa launched a route to Hudson Bay three weeks earlier. The four men, long presumed dead, are resupplied and guided by Royal Canadian Mounted Police toward Driftwood Point between Chesterfield Inlet and Fort Churchill. Cororal Molloy, who learned of revised plans after a delayed radio order, had tried to deter the expedition due to scarce provisions.
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Regina
John D. Fuller
Iowa
Hudson Bay
Neultjn Lakes
Thlewiaza River
Hudson's Bay
Driftwood Point
Chesterfield Inlet
Fort Churchill
Pelican Narrows
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
J. J. Molloy
Fuller
Molloy
Lac du Broche
Shegh
Lac’Du Broche
Reindeer Lake
Brochet
Hudson's Bay Company
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Fred’ Coleman
Blero KS
Cypress Hills Forest
Ie -Okeechobe
Ted
Hurrah
China
Bend Tor
Mike Gorgerous
Rotary Club
Clark
Hudson’s Bay
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