Nova Scotia Tragedy After Storm Claims Five on Boat
Halifax, Dec 22. After two weeks the sea has revealed the fate of Maynard Boutilier his wife their infant daughter his sixteen year old son Goldwin and his friend Lemuel Jennings all of Mill Cove St Margaret s Bay who disappeared December 5 when they left Moser s River in an open boat to visit their families. A battered dory oars and a trawl keg marked N J Mill Cove were found at Portuguese Cove. The keg, Jennings's property, is strong evidence the motor craft and occupants perished at sea. The boat was towed from Moser s River with a dory in tow.
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Halifax
N.S
Maynard Boutilier
Goldwin
Lemuel Jennings
Mill Cove
St. Margaret’ S Bay
Moser’s River
Halifax County
Nova Scotia
N. J
Portuguese Cove
Halifax Harbor
Stanley Weserver
King Ben Now Charged With Crim Assault
Benton Harbor Mich Dec 22 Allegations that Benjamin Purnell King leader of the House of David colony assaulted Bessie Woodworth when she was 15 under blood purifying rites were read in court. King carried in on a stretcher faced arraignment with Queen May and others present as the state police traced his hiding place last November.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin. . Purnell
House of David
Bessie Wookworth
Justice Weldon
Bengimine
Woodworth
Benjamin
Parnell
Barrien County
Clare Retan
Michigan
Emperor Yoshitito Failing Deepening Concern In Tokyo
Tokyo reports the nation remains anxious as Emperor Yoshitito shows no sustained improvement. Prince Regent, the emperor's eldest son, entered the sick room at 9:15 this morning with evident concern.
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Tokio
Yoshitito
Japanese Tragedy: Dozens of Fishing Boats Sank in Storm
Despatches from Mukpo Korea report thirty fishing boats sunk in a heavy storm. A hundred fishermen are missing.
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Tokio
Mukpo
Korea
Market Tomorrow Adjusts Day Before Christmas
Owing to Christmas Day falling Saturday the weekly market will be held tomorrow instead of Friday. This change shifts the usual schedule to accommodate holiday observance.
Mosley lands large Labour victory in Smethwick by election
Oswald Mosley, Labour, wins Smethwick parliamentary by election by a large margin over Conservative J. M. Pike and Liberal W. Bayliss. Vote totals: Mosley 16,077. Pike 9,495. Bayliss 2,600. Mosley claims the result shows government has lost the country’s confidence and a mandate to govern.
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Smethwick
Eng
Oswald Mosley
J. M. Pike
W. Bayliss
Mosley
Pike
Bayliss
Cynthia Curzon
Backbone of the British Fleet Disappears
London report says except for four battleships of the Tron Duke class Britain's pre war fleet has vanished and the navy stands without a ships of the line reserve for the first time in two centuries. Four of these cost nearly eight million pounds to build are being prepared for discard per Westminster Gazette naval correspondent.
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London
Great Britain
Jutland
Westminster Gazette
Immigration plan to settle prairie lands faces debate
Ottawa reports Hon. Robert Forke, minister of immigration, is considering legislation authorizing a $5 million annual outlay to settle 10 million acres in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta within 15 miles of railways. Loans of up to $1,000 to natives and $500 to immigrants may be offered, repayable in 10 years, with further funding possible as farms develop. London notes UK Australia migration debate remains unsettled due to wage and living standards.
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Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Robert Forke
Crown
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
London
Arthur Henderson
M.P
Ramsay MacDonald
Australia
Empire Parliamentary Association
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Henderson
Australis
Dominion
Worke vows reintroduction of goldier set tlers plan
Hon. Robert Worke announces he will re introduce the goldier set tlers and a revaluation bill shortly after Parliament resumes next February.
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Robert Worke
Goldier
Santa Claus Visits City Sunday Schools Holiday Season Report
Santa Claus week in Medi cine Fat features his reindeer autop arrival to Fifth Ave church Westminster Baptist Sunday School Memorial United Hall and Riverside Sunday School then Children's Shelter and Church of the Nazarene engagements. Westminster program under Hector Lang praised. mutual gift exchange noted. Memorial United Hall event drew 400 plus. diverse songs plays and drama highlighted. continued coverage promised.
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Santa Claus
Reindeer Auto
Fifth Ave
Westminster
Baptist
Mr. Magowan
Memorial United Hall
Riverside
Church of the Nazarene
St. John’s
Memorial United Sunday School Hall
Sup
Boy 16 Gets Year in Jail for Forging Father Name
Swift Current December 20 Judge Smyth sentenced John Burkhardt a 16 year old near Waldeck to one year in Regina provincial jail after conviction in District Court on forging his father Gus Burkhardt's name on a seventy two dollar cheque and passing it at the Venice Cafe Swift Current. The cheque drawn by Excelsior rural municipality was mailed from Rush Lake to Waldeck where the boy obtained it and presented it as his father’s receipt. The father will reimburse the cafe owner but won t pay the cost of bringing the boy back from Port Arthur.
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Swift Current
Regina
Smyth
John Burkhardt
Waldeck
Venice
Excelsior
Gus Burkhardt
Rush Lake
Gus. Burkhardt
Port Arthur
Very Prosperous Local Industry at Preston Planing Mill
A local industry operated by James Mitchell near Preston Planing Mill runs a feed lot for 2,000 sheep and 351 cattle. Five men work year round with more as needed. monthly feed costs exceed 5,000 dollars and 3,500 dollars has been spent on improvements. Mitchell plans expansion as the enterprise grows and has previously shipped 432 cattle, leaving 351 now being fed.
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James Mitchell Dow
Preston Planing Mill
Mitchell
Rotary Christmas Cheer Fund Donors List Noted
Rotary's Christmas Cheer Fund lists Cypress Club Alta Proy Police Murray Chapter and others with donations totaling 405.40 across groups including Monarch Theatre Knights of Columbus Kiwanis Club and Operatic Society, reflecting community support. The line items show varied contributions from civic clubs, police units, theatres, and individuals.
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Cypress Club
Mayor Bullivant
Alta Proy. Police
Murray Chapter
C.E.S
Monarch Theatre
Caledonian Society
Knights of Columbus
Eae
Harry Morrice
Kiwanis Club
Beny & Son
Operatic Society
Can. L. and
Irrk. Co
B. of L. BE
Sullivan mine and Trail smelter highlight Alberta engineer talk
Lethbridge December 21 The district meeting of Alberta's Association of Professional Engineers featured B L Thorne discussing the Sullivan mine and Trail smelter in British Columbia. He described wealth from base ores and the role of the smelter, with moving pictures illustrating refining, mining labor, and Canada's wealth potential across snow and coal industries.
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B. L. Thorne
Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta
Lethbridge
Association of Professional Engineers of
Alberta
Sullivan
Trail
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
British Columbia
Mr. Thorne
Butte, Montana
F. Augustus Heinze
Rossland Mines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Heinze
C. BP. R
Moving Pictures
Thorne
Canada
Dominion
Filip
Canadas
Banff
Montreal
Quebec
Our Lady of the Snows
Kipling
Lfe
Fage Ten
Wheat market ends weak after early advances
Erratic price trends dominated the wheat market in Winnipeg with a strong morning session followed by a weak close. Dec wheat at 1.32 3-8, May 1.36 1-2, July 1.34 7-8, large trading volume driven by milling interests and Chicago houses. Coarse grains and flax also fell as cash markets showed light activity.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Flood floods take five lives in three states
Louisville reports sixty hours of continuous rain across Kentucky Arkansas and Tennessee causes five deaths and widespread flooding. Sisters drown in Arkansas while en route to school as a bridge collapses under floodwaters. Kentucky river drowning, drifting debris overturns boat. homes inundated and rural mail halted. Forecast predicts more rain and rising rivers through Thursday.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
Robbery at Olympic Auditorium Nets $155000
Three masked men robbed the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles today, fleeing with two hundred thousand dollars. Police investigate the brazen incident following a night of boxing excitement at the venue.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Olympic Auditorium
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