Girl Held for Chinese White Race Question in Montana
Evelyn Kendall Moy, raised in China by a Chinese doctor and an American wife, is revealed by a foster mother’s affidavit to be of white Canadian birth. The alleged miscegenation obstacle to her engagement to Henry Hinckley may be removed as details emerge from Ontario and Toronto connections and a $30,000 inheritance.
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Billings
Mont
China
Evelyn Kendall May
Toronto
Henry FP. Ilinkley
Miles City
U. S.A
Sarah E. Mos
Dunation
Ont
Hvelyn Kendal Mov
Itings Chinatown
Ruwsinons Walker
Aml Ifenry Seffiiekd
Mmarriage
Montana
Moytling
Yelyn
Canada
Hinckley
Fort Keogh
Philippines
Heavy bail accepted for bank officers in Tlome Bank case
Toronto Ontario reports that Dee Toronto a C A Barnard of Montreal and Lieut Col C F Sulth of Montreal, directors in the Tlome Bank collapse, were admitted to bail pending appeal. Barnard's bail set at 100000 and Sulth's at 50000 by Chief Justice Mattock of the Appellate Division.
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Toronto
Dee
A.c. A. Barnard
Montreal
Onder
C.F. Sulth
Tlome Bank
Barnard
Smith
Ontario Supreme Court
Mattock
Ramsay MacDonald Re-elected Labour Leader in Party Meeting
Ramsay MacDonald was re elected chairman and leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party at a party meeting. Clynes chosen deputy leader and deputy chairman while Ben Spoor elected chief whip.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Prosecution Reforms in Alberta Liquor Cases
Edmonton officials announce a centralized approach to liquor prosecutions under the Alberta Liquor Act. AJM Kaigh will direct cases from a central unit, with solicitor coverage across the province and outside counsel as needed to improve efficiency and enforce the act.
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Edmonton
Alberta Liquor
Liquor Commission
AJM
Kaigh
Crown
Cabmonten City
Knight
Innovative money sorting machines foretell banking revolution
Text discusses machines that sort money into various denominations and estin lines, suggesting they will transform banking methods.
Crazed Youth Jailed for Three and a Half Years
Viena Deo fe Karl Jawerek a young factory worker who last June shot and seriously wounded Dr Te naz Seipel former Austrian chancellor, has been sentenced to three and a half years imprisonment. He said he believed killing the chancellor would free the proletariat.
Not Half American Corn Crop Matured Before the Harvest
Department of Agriculture reports only 48 percent of corn in the principal producing area matured before the first killing frost, far below the usual 91 percent. The late spring and cool summer are blamed for the failure to mature before frost.
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Washington
Bee
Department of Agriculture
British Reinforcements Pour Into Sudan and Egypt
Dec 3 report on King Fuad granting an audience to Viscount Allenby and Neville Henderson as British reinforcements continue to arrive in Egypt and the Sudan. The British High Commissioner to Egypt addressed the new British minister.
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Calvo
King
Fuad
Viscount Allenby
Egypt
Neville Henderson
Sudap
Last grain ships sail from Montreal to cap year of ocean trade
The last three ocean ships to sail from Montreal left today with cargoes of grain, ending the season's ocean shipping. A record 1,222 vessels entered Montreal harbor this season, compared with 1,114 last year and 1,? in 122.
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Montreal
Medieval edict curses caterpillars as excommunicated
A medieval episcopal edict warns caterpillars to retire within six days. Failure leads to declaration of their accursed status and excommunication, signaling a drastic spiritual remedy against a menace to agriculture.
Bear Awakens On Hunts In Port Arthur
Township boys on a hunting trip fired at what they thought a skunk. A 200 pound bear emerged from its den and they fired seven shots. An adult brought a larger rifle and killed the bear and its cub weighing 79 pounds.
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Port Arthur
Pwo
Crow's Nest Rates Case Appealk Hearing Set
Ottawa reports opposing groups prepare to present views to the government tomorrow on the Railway Commission ruling in the Crow's Nest Rates case. Ht J Symington KA represents three Prairie Provinces. Premier Freenfield of Alberta attends. Manitoba's Premier Bracken likely absent for tomorrow afternoon session.
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Ottawa
Railway Commission
Crown
J. Symington, KA
Prairie Provinces
Freenield
Alberta
Bracken
Manitoba
Fined for Crossing Corner After Left Turn
Wo Porner was fined $5.00 and costs at the police court for failing to cross over to the right side of the First street and Sixth avenue intersection when turning left. The case followed a Monday collision between an auto and a bicycle at that corner in which Harry Macdonald was knocked off his wheel but unharmed.
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First Street
Sixth Avenue
Wo Porner
Harry Macdonald
No Secret Now About Identity of Mr. A
The India office lifted the embargo on publishing the name of the East Indian potentate known in the Robinson blackmailing case as Mr A The name given is Rajah Sir Luri Singe nephew of the Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir.
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London
India Office
Robinson
Rajah
Luri Singe
Jammu and Kashmir
Sask. farmer crowned world wheat champion at International
J C Mitchell of Dahinda Sask crowned wheat king of the world at the International Livestock Exhibition in Chicago. His prize wheat, Marquis Plrd Red Spring, topped competition for the third time in a decade. His wife saved a prize bushel by capping shocks during a rain, earning him the title and a prize of 675 dollars plus a Chicago Board of Trade trophy.
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Chicago
Dee
J.C. Mitchell
Dahinda
Sask
Manchester
England
Mitchell
Reeina
Fren
Mitehadl
Chieweo Board of Trade
Canada Westerday
Avictoriois Dm
International Livestock Exhibition
J. ©. Michhell
Dahinda, Sask
Canada
Montana
Saskatchewan
United States
Ciredas
Krem-Cury Ranch Company
Littleton
Colorado
Lane
State Agricultural College
Ames
Lowi
Aberdeen Angus
Cumida Safferad
Stork
L. BR. Peterson
Victor
Montigne
Richard Wlethsmith
Onalaske
Wis
Do. W. Wistands
J. J. Peterson
Vietor
JW. Dighinds
Lacombe
Wobates
Curlew
He Gea Avers
Kelso
Dos
bEonghead
Waeehill Valle Alta
Itaes Tatersall
Alta
Thomson
Kristone
Searle
Tolieth
Lot
Strathcona
Altus
Lith
Alex
Galloway
Loth
J. Smith
Wolle Cress
Altay
Samuel Lacrambe
Poth
A. de. Paranes
Ontario
Clean Sweep Against Vice Hits Schenectady City
A vice crusade in Schenectady New York leads to the resignation of Police Chief James W. Rynex after 42 years in command. The city buys three armored cars for the vice district and opens a public probe into the police force. A $5000 reward is offered for information in the killing of Capt. Albert Youmans. Patrolman J Flynn was wounded in the ambush.
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Schenectady
James W. Rynex
Ain
Albert Youmans
Youmans
Vice
J. Flynn
Bandits Escape Moose Jaw Post Office Robbery
Three masked men roped seven staff at Moose Jaw post office and stole between 35000 and 40000 dollars in cash from the registered mail wicket. They used an automobile to flee, as police hunt for the trio with descriptions shared across the province.
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Moose Jaw
James G.james
Postal Salt
Winnipes
P. Rumford
Jimmy Jones
Assiniboia
Llazenmore
Mosspank
Fairford Street
Cenpup
Imidl Wickes
Jones
Sle
France Hit by Ten Great Storms Ravaging South
Feared to be a repeat of the Nice disaster, a cyclone pummeled southern France yesterday. In the Gard department floods swelled streams and wrecked buildings and crops while Aries saw lightning strike a factory and cafe. A half inch of rain in an hour turned streets to torrents and raised the Rhone by about three feet.
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Aris
Nice
France
Gard Department
Aries
Rhone River
Smeshy Caineargue District
Valeaves Lake
Prince of Wales Prize at International Livestock Show
The Prince of Wales rodeo ranch near High River Alberta saw Princeton Rosewood win first prize for breeding Shorthorn heifers calved between July and September in the International Livestock Show. The event highlighted top cattle entries from farms across Canada and beyond.
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Chicago
Canadiaa Press
Princeton
Prince of Wales
High River
Alta
Towers Sentenced To Three Years In the Penitentiary
Henry Tower pleaded guilty to stealing jewels valued at 2000 from the dresslag room of Verna Felton. He was sentenced in Vancouver to three years, captured in Ottawa after a detective effort, escaped briefly on a prairie crossing, but was recaptured in a Saskatchewan town and returned to the city for sentencing.
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Vancouver
Henry Tower
Verna Felton
Actream
Towers
Ottawa
Prairies
Towete
Saskatche
Case of Two Thumbs Comp for Mine Injury
Hazelton Pa December 3 Anthony Cusatt a miner born with two thumbs on his right hand seeks support from the United Mine Workers district for compensation for both thumbs lost in an anthracite mine accident. He says the employing company offered only one thumb at 12 dollars weekly for sixty weeks and asks aid in his appeal.
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Hazelton
Anthony Cusatt
United Mine Workers Today
Lody
Cusatt
Coolidge Declines U S Entry to League of Nations
President Coolidge in his annual message to Congress says the United States will adhere to the World Court of International Justice but will not join the League of Nations. He also urges rigid economy to enable tax cuts next fiscal year. The ChamBer of Commerce Retail Section meets to decide Christmas shopping hours.
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Coolidge
U.S
League of Nations
Washington
Congress
United States
World Court of International Justice
United
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Manitoba Premier urges seed grain purchasing plan
Winnipeg December 2 Premier John Bracken Manitoba urged federal Agriculture Minister W B Motherwell to restore a seed grain purchasing commission warning of a serious seed oats and barley shortage in Western Canada next spring if action is not taken. Efforts also push railway rate reductions for seed oats and barley.
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Winnipeg
John Bracken
Manitoba
W. B. Motherwell
Canada
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