Alberta Farmers seek urban allies in broadening out plan
H W Wood of United Farmers of Alberta argues the movement aims to align rural and urban interests with legitimate groups. He says citizens should send Edmonton representatives to build constructive, joint governance while avoiding partisan entanglements.
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Calgary
Alberta
H.W. Wood
United Farmers of Alberta
Mr. Wood
Edmonton
Tiake
Anderstood
Écmimon
Ifntéresta
Chen
Sagriculfargeand
Dbuaingss
TeAason
Wood
Train crash near Pere Marquette claims engineer
A passenger train on the Pere Marquette railroad derailed after a sharp curve. Engineer Emil Kraak died from apoplexy after the crash, fireman George Denny moved to the engineer’s seat to stop the locomotive, and O’Leary halted the train at the station preventing a broader collision.
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Towatite
Smadtening
Pere: Marisuette
George D
Mireman
Briand's New Ministry Opens With Prompt Support
Parliament provides funds for Briand's new ministry after urgent request from Premiers. The financial inflation and taxation measure passed swiftly in both chambers, with the Senate approving and the Chamber of Deputies voting 208 to 2 in favor.
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Para
Premiter
Briand
M. Buasd
Binal
Gatley
Senate
Mit
Chamter
Chamber of Deputies
Jphe
McGill University Library Expands With New Volume Count
The McGill University library reports a large increase in holdings totaling new volumes. The exact figure remains unclear due to OCR gaps, but the expansion underscores the institution's growing research capacity and access to a broader range of works.
Abandoned River Search for Missing Ivor Carlson
Police have halted the river search for Ivor Carlson drowned near Redcliff last Wednesday due to a broken-up weir. The disturbance caused by the break-up worsened conditions and the body is believed carried far downstream, making further dragging hopeless.
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Ivor Carlson
Redcliff
Thig
Grain Inspection Totals for Wheat Cars in Winnipeg
Winnipeg on December 5 reports total wheat inspections yesterday at 1742 cars, including 967 of contract grade. Last year 1236 cars were inspected. Coated grain numbered 417 cars, versus 330 a year earlier.
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Winnipeg
Death of Pioneer Anglican Clergyman Chice at Josephsburg
Reginia Dec 5 Rev Caen Franeis a pectic and at hautenn eléceymiin tn, the ato coat Qi Appelle dropped dead at Pense shortly before Fry night. Pratt had tg the ht had ete went up the yard behind the house. Finding him dead, lying face downward, cold and dead. He was 68 years old. Pratt was one of the ph 8¢ om Mier Went, aga Was. ehareh arg and wagon ot Hie Medeine Hat Jpe frices Last sanmer, hee ed iservices in St iesinkens 24 fhe ahgetice of Rev W C Western on holidaye. He thoroughly enjoyed himself in ste renewal of old acquaintances.
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Regina
Susik
Caen
Ion “Pratt
Han
Ganon ‘Pratt
Iservices
Heir Sought for Rich Scottish Estate Earldom
Seattle December 5 The only rightful heir to one of Scotland’s largest landed estates and the last in the line of succession to the earldom is believed sought in the northwest by Solicitor Carr Dodge of London. The missing man named Robert Angus Neill Charles Leveson Gower is about 60 years old, served in France and the Near East, came to Canada in 1919, and will inherit if found within a year or the estate reverts to the government.
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Seattle
Scotlaid
Succes‘sion
Northwest
Carr Dodge
London
Robert Angus
Neill Charles Leveson ‘Gower
Lewson
Gore
France
Near East
Canada
Scotland
Leveson-Gower
Southerland
Granville Earldom
France Endures Severe Winter Weather Across Regions
Northern and central France face an unprecedented cold wave with temperatures from two degrees above zero in Paris to five above in the east. A number of deaths from exposure have been reported as the season proves harsh.
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Parle
France
Paris
Budget Passed After Prolonged BC Legislature Debate
Victoria BC December 5 the legislature completed a lengthy session after a division at 1 10 o'clock the vote was 20 to 12 in favor. The News Want Ad Columns.
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Victoria
B.C
Wheat market gains and grain activity noted in report
The report describes a volatile wheat market with gains and a closing near 1.62, strong investment demand, and active flax with modest export demand. Cash wheat shows a busy morning but demand waned at close, with spreads unchanged to slightly lower. Also mentions the late Hi J Bayley leaving 1000 to Red Deer hospital.
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Winntipes
Thee
Hi. J. Bayley
Red Deer Grocery Co
Red Deer Hospital
Rhinelander Loses Annulment Suit Against Mulatto Wife
White Plains. Leonard Kip Rhinelander, a New York social figure, loses his suit to annul his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones. A sealed verdict was opened and read. seven questions will guide the final decree, including whether he cohabited after learning she was of colored blood.
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White Plains
Dee
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Alice Benttree Jones
Rhinelander
Morschaser
Supreme Court
Westchester County
N.Y
Supreme Court Justee Morsehauser
Sustice Morschduser
Tle Plantini
Alice Beatrice Jones
Judge Mahaffy to Continue the Peace River Recount
Edmonton reports Judge Mahaffy of Red Deer will carry on with the Peace River federal election recount. The Alberta appellate division rejected N D MacLean K C s bid to halt the recount, citing an affidavit by AS Matheson for Conservative candidate James A Collins alleging vote miscounts at Brule Mines poll 4.
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Edmonton
Mahaffy
Red Deer
Peace River
Supreme Court of Alberta
N. D. MacLean
K.C
Matheson
Jas. A. Collins
Brnle
P.A
Baldy
Robb
Collins
McLean
Roth Well Advances to Second Water Stratum
Work on the Roth No 1 well progresses with plans to set the eight and one quarter inch casing today, targeting the second water stratum at about 2535 feet.
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Roth
Roth No. 1
Kipling Improves After Illness in Burwash Sussex
Kipling, recovering from pneumonia in Burwash Sussex, was reported this morning to have had his best night since the illness began.
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Kipling
Burwash
Sussex
Rudyard Kipling
Empress Theatre Tonight Prompt Start urged
Citizens attending the Empress theatre are asked to be in their seats before the curtain rises at 4:15 p.m. The show opened on time last night and the management intends to begin promptly at the scheduled hour.
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Empress’ Theatre
Miners Rescued In Colorado Fire After 18 Hours
In Nederland Colorado 22 miners were saved after a 18 hour ordeal when a fire trapped them in the Fairview mine. Rescue workers hauled them to the surface as gas pockets and smoke challenged operations. Several were treated for fumes and several in critical condition reported.
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Nederland
Colo
Dec
Todas
Aking
Robert Stevenson
Harles ‘ Merquist
Wetaskiwin Mayor Elected President of Municipalities
At the Alberta Union of Municipalities meeting in Calgary eds officers were chosen with Wetaskiwin Mayor H Montgomery named President. Other leaders include Walter Huckvale Medicine Hat as Hon. president and J Collison Edmonton as first vice president.
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Calgary
Alberta
Union of Municipalities
Wm. Egbert
J. Brownlee
R. G. Reid
Walter Huckvale
Medicine Hat
H. J. Montgomery
Wetaskiwin
Ald
J. Z. Collison
Edmonton
C. H Wade
Hanna
Geo. H. Webster
F. H. Tucker
Castor
G. Mack
High River
A. T. Stevenson
Red Deer
David Mitchell
H. A. Brown
J. F. Grant
Mrs. Young
Three Hills
H. L. Pulton
Halkirk
Liberal Association meeting in Warner Alberta
A Liberal meeting was held in Warner with officials including C. R. Mitchell and Fisher presiding. The gathering discussed candidate dates and party organization for the Liberal Constituency, naming officers and planning the campaign in the Milk River region.
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Warner
Alta
Liebral
Attisi
Angerts
Coutts
Kelizie
Mitchell
Boe
Quinn
Milk River
C. R. Mit Fisher
Labor Candidate Nominated in Lethbridge By-Election
A labor candidate was nominated in Lethbridge for the by election to fill the city seat, with the general election next year as a possible outcome. The nomination occurred at a provincial Dominion War Party gathering, with engineer Andrewton identified among those listed.
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Lethbridge
Andrawton
Dominion War Party
Carnage Doug Puts Pressure On Arkansas Crop Rules
Ambiguous text indicates debate over lifting restrictions on some crop or agricultural activity in Arkansas. The fragment mentions numbers and phrases suggesting policy tension and calls for action, but lacks clear, coherent details or identifiable events or dates.
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McGill University
Miss Charlotte
Whitton Aga
Welfare Council of Canada
Ottawa
League of Nations
Chice
Josephsburg
Therb, ‘C
Rev. ‘Eccibiore Harding
Qu’Appelle
St Barnabas
Hinelander
Mahally
Holly
Walter Swanson
Swanson
Néderland
Fairview ‘Mining
K. Lidstone
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Jacks
Arkansas
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