Riverside Meeting Draws Busy Civic Crowd in Campaign
Riverside residents filled the Community Club room last evening as candidates and the public debated taxes and city finances. Capt. Parker chaired proceedings while Mrs Bryea Mitchell urged a mayoral bid, noting a $562 000 sinking fund shortfall and discussion of tax relief and renewed property value. The report continues on page five.
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Parker
Sais
Bryea Mitchell
Linkin
Justice Walsh
Smith
Esdate
Aux Excise
Traud
Jeffery
Nancy
Cuarle
Stewart
C. R. Mitchell
Camrese
J. W. Jeffery
King's
Chas. Mavin
Geo. P. Smith
Grand Banam Ship in Drydock After Accident
Eastport Maine dispatch reports the Grand Magan, with thirty passengers, grounded near Lee Narrows on a voyage from here to Manan New Brunswick. The vessel is in drydock for repairs to a broken propeller shaft after being swept ashore on the low flats near Lower Pasgamaquody Bay.
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Eastport
Maine
Lee Narrows
Manan
N.B
Lower
Pasgamaquody
Bay
Republicans Shake Up House Committees
Washington dispatch reports that House Republican insurgents, with one exception, were removed from major standing committees by the Republican committee of committees. Representative Avo Coper of Wisconsin was removed from the ranking position on foreign affairs but kept on the rolls of the committee.
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Washington
House
Republican Committee of Committees
Topresente Avo Coper
Wisconsin
Foreign Affairs
Methbeta
New Law Idea Seeks to End Child Marriages in New York
Mary Richmond told the State Conference of Charities and Corrections that New York permits marriage of children as young as twelve with parental consent. Several women's organizations plan to seek a law from the next Legislature to ban such child marriages.
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New York
Mary Richmond
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Mice Richmond
Engineer Deops Dead Near Buffalo Station
Robert B. Savage, a Michigan Central Railway engineer from St. Thomas, died at 78 from heart disease after driving his train into Buffalo station early today.
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St. Thomas
Robert B. Savage
Michigan Central Railway
Gipenser
Buffalo
Waldo Elected President Of Chamber Of Commerce
N M Waldo was elected president with R Rinds as vice president and C A Richardson as secretary treasurer. Auditors are Martyn Oliver & Co. Committees were named with W W Parristi on Committees, W A Church on Finances, and M A Cory on Membership. Cory urged road improvements from Medicine Hat to Havre boundary amid entry ports at Wild Horse.
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Chamber of Commerce
Felows
N. M. Waldo
R. €. Rinds
Sec.Treas
C. A. I Richardson
Martyn Oliver & Co
W. W. Parristi
W. A. Church
M. A Cory
Cory
Medicine Hat
Havre
Wild Horse
Alberta
Comrey
Manyberries
Ranchville
Wisdom
Edison Says World Must Catch Up With Inventions
Thomas A. Edison claims the world can progress without more inventions while he focuses on a storage battery and phonograph improvements. He notes personal changes, sleeping more and eating less, and describes a simple hearty meal.
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New York
Nec
Thomas A. Edison
Popular Science
Orange
N.S
Sioux Chief Predicts Mild Winter at Moose Jaw
Chief Ne-par xe-ta of the Sioux, also known as Joe Ferguson, visiting Moose Jaw with Catherine predicts a mild winter through Christmas and perhaps the New Year. He bases his forecast on small wasp nests and limited muskrat houses indicating shallow snow, with harsher conditions expected after the holidays.
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Moose Jaw
Dee
Ne-parxe-ta
Joe Ferguson
Wood Mountain
Catherine
Scout Rally Tomorrow at Civic Gym
All Boy Scouts and prospective Scouts are urged to attend an illustrated lecture by Scout Field Secretary Solway at 1 PM in the Civic Gym. The reorganization committee thanks volunteers after 25 attended last evening for the first leader training class. another class starts tonight at 8 PM in the Club Gym with space for 25 more.
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Boy Scouts
Solway
Boy Scout Movement
Train wreck in British India leaves several dead and many injured
Madras Dec 11 reports state a messenger train on the Mayavar to Avantagi branch of the South Indian Railway derailed last night due to a sand embankment collapse from recent rains. Several killed and seventeen injured as five coaches overturned.
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Madras
British India
Mayavaraum-Avantagi
South Indian Railway
Grain Inspections See Rise From Prior Year
Winnipeg grain inspections for yesterday show 1 896 cars inspected including 951 contract grade. Coarse grains accounted for 303 cars, up from 259 a year ago. Last year total inspections were 743 cars for wheat.
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Winnipeg
Wheat Market Drops Sharply on December Trade
Wheat prices fell 4 5 8 cents from Thursday as December fell to 1.53 May and 1.50 1 8 July. Mid session strength faded under heavy offerings and weak demand with only small trade. Coarse grains followed the drop in rye and flax trades remained dull. Oats and barley moved through the clearing house amid weak activity.
Birmingham Mine Disaster Claims Fifty Three In Explosion
In Cahaba fields south of Birmingham Alabama sixty one coal miners died after a gas explosion in Overton Mine No 2. Fifteen escaped injuries, five hospitalised. rescue workers race to reach remaining victims as bodies are recovered.
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Birmingham
Ala
Overton
Overton Mine No. Two
Mine Bureau
Alabama Fuel and> Iron Company
Cahabi Fields
Mligame
Red Cross
Charles de Bardelebon
Christmas Cheer Fund Subscriptions Acknowledged
Community fund appeals for the Christmas Cheer Fund list donors with amounts from Ruth Rebekah Lodge to Dr Gershaw and Mayor Mackyate. Try The News Want Ad columns.
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Ruth Rebekah Lodge
S. Pimgle
Gershaw
Mackyate
Brother of Police Commissioner Charged in Murder
Corning New York December Michael J Eurigh brother of Police Commissioner Richard J Enright of New York was taken into custody yesterday near Campbell in connection with the murder of Timothy Shay a farmer and probably faces a first degree murder charge according to District Attorney Cheney The farm where the crime occurred is owned by Commissioner Enright.
Alberta College plans $250000 Edmonton building site
The Alberta College North plans a new $250,000 building on the site between McDougall Church and the public library in Edmonton. The water shut off and casing details relate to a separate operation approximately 2,000 feet away, with the status awaiting ruling.
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Alberta College North
McDougall Church
Edmonton
Hon George P Smith Charged With Theft From Alberta Treasury
Edmonton reports Hon George P. Smith, ex Minister of Education, formally charged with theft of funds from the Alberta treasury. Bail set at 20,000 with Smith to find 10,000. adjournment to December 17. Charge stems from a 1921 scheme involving J. W. Jeffery and others.
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Edmonton
Tron
George P. Smith
Mbaria
Primrose
J. McKinley Cameron
K.C
Smith
J.J. Frawley
Alberta
Charles Graham
HE. S. Cooper
PL Smith
Alberta Treasury
Great Falls Weather Debate Sparks Indian Sage Claim
In Great Falls Montana December 11 the buzz follows forecasts of a long winter with many predicting a harsh season. Buffalo Roller an 80 year old Lakota sage disputes the outlook saying a hotter, longer winter is unlikely and warns of ongoing unsettled conditions. Nearby hunters report spooky rattles and the sage emphasizes caution while stressing traditional knowledge.
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Great Falls
Mont
Buffalo Roller
Plains
Nitar
Roller
Montana
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