Rhinelander loses annulment suit against mulatto wife
In White Plains New York Supreme Court Judge Morschauser directs a seven question jury in the Rhinelander versus Jones annulment case. The jury answers to these questions will determine if Rhinelander can be freed from his wife Alice Beatrice Jones, a mulatto. The verdict hinges on whether Rhinelander cohabited after learning of her color.
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KF. Dee
Rhinelander
New York
Jons
Morschaser
Supreme Court
Westchester County
Nanal
White Plains
N.Y
Justice Morschauser
Leopard Kip Rhiselander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Danzinger
Thut
Regulations Limit Westward Shipments to Vancouver Permits
Winnipeg December 3 regulation notice from CPR Transportation Supt E D Cotterell. Embargo on grain to Vancouver remains in effect until December 4 midnight. Only grains with permits from J G McNab Vancouver may be loaded. Permit number must be provided to shippers and authorities before loading.
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Winnipeg
E. D. Cotterell
C.P.R
Vancouver
J. G. McNab
B.C
Freiabt
A. T. McMean
Calgary
Chippng Docu
Monren
Bigecs
Dynamite on Regina tracks sparks train-wrecking scare
Regina police investigate a dynamite and fuse left on the C P K right of way five miles west of Regina. Madge the local butcher reported the discovery after seeing two men flee on the tracks. Investigators Moodie and Boyce say the device appeared not aimed at wrecking a train, but the full motive remains unclear.
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Regina
James J. Moodie
CPLR
Harry Boyce
R.P
C.P.K
Madge
Grand Coulee
Pinkin
Angs
Tam Waitstii
Moodte
Boyce
Kenna
Moodle
Pinkie
Moodie
Man Legally Dead Returns to Winnipeg
Rich ard Inkster, long presumed dead after a May 7 affidavit, arrives in Winnipeg claiming he was alive and held in Northern Alaska. Court records showed letters unanswered and witnesses doubted the claim, but the judge noted the Inkster family’s stubborn tenacity as he warned against shortcuts in the case.
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Winnipeg
Wipanies
Richard Inkster
Alaska
Colin Inkster
Winnipes
P. Justice Curran
Inkster
Yukon
Lethbridge push to abolish one purchase liquor permits
At the Union of Alberta Municipalities session a Lethbridge resolution urged ending the one purchase liquor permit system. Alderman Ball argued it aids bootleggers who evade the law, but the convention adjourned without action, directing a compromise be sought.
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Calgary
Union of Alberta
Lethbridge
Ws. Ball
Ball
Oon
Alder Inan Thomas
Murdie
Jamey
Cullisen
Edapentou
Charies
Ivery
Ipsinner
Edmonton
Ownel
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Cerventia
Alberta
Mitchell
Flo
Pincher Creek
Tost
Prince of Wales Visits Scotland Yard
The Prince of Wales paid a surprise visit to Scotland Yard, viewing the Black Museum and observing police activities. He is taking a rest from society life and makes duty calls in London while visiting various places.
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Prince OF Wales
Scotland Yard
London
Flo
National Board of Trade to Be Formed
The Dominion Board of Trade creation was deferred after a chaotic session. Officials from Toronto and Montreal agreed to draft a concrete proposal on structure and composition, with further government talks planned to advance formation of a national board.
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National Board OF Trade
Ohawa
Dec
Dominion Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Canada
Rae
Toronto
Montreal
Dominion
Labor Candidate Nominated for Lethbridge Seat
Andrew Sata ton, an engineer, was nominated by the Dominion Labor Party for the Lethbridge bye election and possible general election next year.
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Lethbridge
Andrew Sataton
Thee
Dominion Labor Party
Pigot
UK House Debates Private Bill to Curb Soviet Fund Corruption
In London the House of Commons granted the first reading to a Conservative private Bill by G Locker Simpson to extend anti corruption laws. The measure targets British recipients of suspected remittances from Soviet Russia intended to provoke industrial troubles in England.
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London
House of Commons
G. Locker Simpson
Woodgreer
Sov
Russia
Liberal candidate chosen at Warner Convention
A Liberal convention in Warner voted to name FS. Leffingwell as the party candidate. G. J. Robeu served as secretary, with Hon. C. R. Mitchell and Edward C. Fisher among speakers. local associations join the Warner Liberal Association.
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FS. Leffingwell
Warner Coast
Warner
Alto
Robeu
Coutts
S. Leffingwell
Liberal Asgo
Pres
W. L. Mackenzie King
C.R. Mitchell
Charles Stewart
F. Ainsley
G. H. Roberts
Tom Ramsay
St. Wilda
Jack Robertson
Roy Foisinger
New Dayton
Walter Quinn
Milk River
Warner Liberal Association
KS. Leftingwell
Rev Rossinger
Heir Wanted For Rich Scottish Estate And Earldom
Seattle reports Solicitor Carr Dodge of London seeks the sole heir to a vast Scottish estate and the Earldom. The missing man, about 30, named Robert Angus Neill Charles Leveson Gower, served in France and the Near East before moving to Canada in 1919. If not found in a year, the estate may revert to the government.
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Seattle
Scotland
Northwest
Carr Dodge
London
Robert Angus Neill
Charles Leveson Gower
Lewson - Gore
Leveson-Gower
Southerland
Aranville
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg total 1748 cars
The Gran Inspections Winnipeg section 3 Wheat inspections yesterday reported 1748 cars inspected with 967 under contract grade. Last year 1236 cars were inspected and Coaree grains accounted for 417 cars versus 320 a year ago.
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Winnipeg
Coaree
France Endures Severe Cold Wave Across Regions
Paris reports an intense cold wave hitting Northern and Central France with temperatures from two degrees Celsius in Paris to five degrees in the east. The season’s harshest weather in years has caused multiple exposure deaths.
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France
Paris
Alberta Premier Brownlee Eyes Budget Balance For 1926
The Farmer government under Hon. J. E. Brownlee aims to balance the 1926 budget as deficits threaten again. Revenue for 1925 is estimated at 11,221,109 with expenditures of 11,589,741, projecting a 368,623 deficit.https
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Mdmonton
Dra A
J. E. Brownlea
Brownlee
Liquor Board
Alleged attempt to wreck CPR Train No 3 near Regina
Regina December 3. A line west of Regina yielded dynamite fuse matches and copper wire likely placed to wreck and rob CPR Train No 2 westbound last night. Frank Madge of Regina spotted two men fled, removed matches and fuse, alerted RCMP and CPR police. Investigators traced the plot as daybreak found dynamite, with no arrests yet as forces examine the case.
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Regina
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
Frank Madge
Madge
Grand Coulee
Pinkie
R.C.M.P
J. J. Woody
Nothe Ing
Woody
Jnst
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