Coleridge Man Faces Gas Well Plan Debate
A Coleridge resident seeks support to obtain a gas well and gas sales for the town, with council deliberations noting potential alignment with Redcliff development. The Medicine district authority would oversee the gas matter, with a plan to drill two miles out then pipe gas to Mo Co. The committee will meet today to answer Mr Nine’s request.
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Kise Colerdge
Modis
Hig Town
Nine Wan
Coleridge
Redcliff
Medicine
Boston Woman Restored to Life After Probate Case
Mabel Allen of Brooklyn long believed dead is legally revived in a Suffolk County probate suit. The 1895 award to descendants of Jonathan Merry was revoked, and Miss Allen is to receive about 20 000 dollars as her share of the application claims.
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Boston
Mabel Fr. Allen
Hel-street
Brooklyn
Bern Jouralhy
Suffolk County
Chicago
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Nami
Supreme Court of the
Miss Allen Neen Densly
Biss Allen
Indian ruler Mahrajah Sindh of Gleftor denies gift plan
London dispatch notes no confirmation of a contemplated gift from the Indian ruler Mahrajah Sindh of Giealior involving a fleet of super dreadnoughts and battle cruisers. The Chronicle says his name appeared in an early despatch, but there is no evidence to support the report.
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London
Mahrajah
Sindbix
Giealior
Four Drownings in New Brunswick Wreck Near Albert County
After midnight the schooner Ethel B. smashed ashore near the waterside breakwater in Albert county New Brunswick four people drowned including Captain Wesley Paterson Shulun MLS Fred Sterling first mate West Sackville Horace Seate Shulle N 4 second mate and Joseph Hop Khrns West Sackville able seaman The names and details are reported from the wreck.
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Menetun
Ethel B
Bumpey
Albert County
Wesley Paterson
Shulun
MLS
Fred Sterling
West Sackville
Horace Seate
Shulle
N. 4
Joseph Hop Khrns
Saskatoon Loan Subscribed At High Subscriptions
Larson reports Saskatoon's $400, a cG 8 percent loan at 99 1/2 has been oversubscribed. The notice notes strong investor demand and signs of confidence in the issue.
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Larson
Saskatoon
Auto crash injures two drivers near news offices
A delivery auto collided with J. Per ing's car in front of the News offices. The force pushed Per ing's vehicle into another car stand ing ahead, causing damage to both vehicles and injuring the drivers, both described as men at least somewhat able.
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Birnie Delivery Auto
J. Per‘ing
Fowing
Greeks Announce 80: Athens Faces Turkish Pressure
Athens reports Greek newspapers voice surprise and annoyance over perceived coercion by the Ottoman Empire. They condemn "impatience" shown by Turkish proposals and support resistance to such terms.
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Athens
Gulgz
Isi
Snead Not Guilty in Murder Trial in Fort Worth
Fort Worth on December 3 1924 T Real Snead was found not guilty of the murder of Captain Al C Boyce Sr the officer and wartime figure. The verdict ends a high profile case with testimony spanning several days and local interest in Boyce's assassination.
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Fort Worth
Texas
T. Real . Snead
al. C. Boyce, Sr
Ipofe
Ofa
Proper Gas Fittings Rule Promised In By Law
The gas bye law will be amended to require standard pipe sizes for all house connections. Gas Superintendent J W Craft cites reports of too small pipes and unsafe fitter work. The change should also address improper combination connections and electrical sparking risks. Subscribe to the Daily News.
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Taft
Congress
Secretary of State
United States
Oder
J. W. Craft
Medicine Hat Paper Reaches Wide City and Rural Readers
The News reports broad circulation in Medicine Hat with 1600 city subscribers and 700 in nearby towns. The weekly edition serves over 1500 farmer readers. October and November totals show rising reach, totaling about 44,800 October and 58,? November circulation.
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Medicine Hat
Egeee
Premier Sifton Promotes Alberta in London Interview
Hon. A. L. Sifton, Premier of Alberta, discusses provincial progress and growth in an interview during his mission to London. He highlights Alberta as a “wonder child” of Canada, notes Saskatchewan as a twin prairie province, and cites 700 miles of added rail this year boosting expansion and agricultural potential.
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London Daily
Canada
A.L. Sifton
Premis
Alberta
England
London Stanly
Arthur Siftes
London
Berta
Mr. Siften
Asteria
Cauni ‘Nots
Saskatchewan
Europe
Wiestoor
Alberta's soil and crops promise strong farming profits
The passage extols Alberta farming, noting rich soil and high yields. It highlights grain crops led by Alberta red wheat, with an average 26.62 bushels per acre, and profitable sectors like market gardens dairy farming horse breeding and stock raising, while referencing Canada’s resource potential and transport needs.
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Alberta
Germany
France
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Ireland
Greece Faces Struggle If Armistice Rejected by Turkey
Dispatches from Sofia and London reveal that the proposed armistice may proceed with or without Greece. Athens fears concessions to Turkey could undermine Allied gains and threaten Greek claims to Saloniki amid Adrianople’s stubborn hold.
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Sofia
Baghtche
Tchatala
Greece
Turkey
London
Adrianople
Balkan
Athens
Bulgaria
Servias
Winnipeg Bridge Wrecked by Train Near Assiniboine River
Winnipeg report: the Canadian Northern bridge over the Assiniboine at Red enters the Red River channel was damaged when a freight train backed into central yards and derailed a meat car. Passenger eastbound traffic will be routed via Emergon. bridge to be temporarily connected to Grand Trunk Pacific line at Assiniboine.
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Winnipeg
Canad Northern
Assinibo River
Red
Grand Trunk Pacific
Cast Northern
Emergon
Main Street
Senate Debates Pr isit y Law Repeal and Pension Plans
The Senate discussed repealing a church or priestly statute and considered a one cent letter postage bill. McCumber proposed pensions for former Presidents and military leaders with annual allowances of 10000 and 5000 for widows. Archbold impeachment trial opened at 12:30 p.m. with daily 2 p.m. sessions. Washington actions noted.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
McCumber
Taft
Robert W. Archbold
Sioon
Harrisburg Rail Labor Group Presses For Action
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the nation’s largest rail labor body, urges legislative action to address key rail worker concerns amid ongoing oversight and policy debates.
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Harrisburg
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Canadian Herd Drives Cattle Past Other Stock
A Canadian ranching note reports cattle herds gaining on rivals as markets show robust demand. Ranchers expect steady prices in coming weeks amid strong beef trade activity and regional herd expansion.
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Colerige Man
Nts
Spencer
New Brunswick
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