Tragic Nova Scotia Fishing Party Believed Lost At Sea
After two weeks evidence points to the disappearance of Maynard Boutilier his wife their infant daughter their sixteen year old son Goldswin Lemuel Jepinings and a friend from Mill Cove St Margarets Bay. The storm swept the coast as they left Moser River in an open boat to visit families. A battered dory oars and a trawl keg marked L d Mill Cove were found at Portuguese Cove aiding the case.
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Halifax
Sea
Maynard ‘Boutilier
Goldswin
Lemuel Jepinings
Mill ‘Cove
St. Margaret’s Bay
Moser’s River
Halifax County
Canadian mining wealth showcased at Alberta district meeting
The Associa tion of Professional Engineers of Alberta opened its district meeting with B. L. Thorne presenting on the Sullivan mine and Trail smelter in British Columbia. He traced the project’s growth from 19th century plans to modern output including gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc. The program featured mining images and scenes of Canada’s winter tourism alongside coal industry footage, highlighting wealth and national progress.
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Lethbridge
Association of Professional Engineers of
Alberta
B. L. Thorne
Sullivan
Trail
British Columbia
Thorne
Butte
Montana
F. Augustus Heinze
Rossland
Canadian Pacific Railway
Heinze
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Sillivan
Andying Pictures
Trdm
Canada
Dominion
Banff
Montreal
Quebec
Snows
Kipling
Benton Harbor Case Brings Testimony On Cult Abuse Allegations
Benjamin Purnell known as Ring is arraigned for criminal assault as Mrs. Besse Woodworth testifies the cult leader persuaded her at 16 to accompany him to a house where she says she endured caresses and abuse. Witness said she was first approached February 6, 1921. Co-defendant Queen May, Purnell’s wife, and local counsel attended the proceedings with state officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabe
Benton Harbor
Mich
Altegatiqna
Benjamin
Furnell
David
Besse Woodworth
Justice Weldon
Oday
Benjamine
Woodworth
Queen” May
Hll
H. T. ‘Dewhuirst
W. J. Barnard
Geo. H. Bookwalter
Barren Cojizity
Clare ‘Retan
Michigan
Rregent
Yoshihito’s Condition Deteriorates As He Nears Struggle
Reports from the royal residence indicate Emperor Yoshitito’s health worsened, despite earlier signs of improvement. Prince Ragett, heir to the throne, entered the sick room at 9:45 this morning, showing clear concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokio
Yoshitito
Ragett
Ménard
Japanese Tragedy: Thirty Boats Sunk In Storm
Despatches from Mukpo Korea report thirty fishing boats sunk in a heavy storm yesterday with about one hundred fishermen missing.
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Tokio
Mukpo
Korea
Market Tomorrow Owing to Christmas Day
The notice states Christmas Day affects market scheduling with postponed events and altered trading hours tomorrow. Specifics are unreadable in the fragment but imply adjusted operations due to holiday timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petes
Mosley Lands Big Victory in Smethwick By Election
Oswald Mosley Labour candidate wins Smethwick by a huge margin over Conservative J M Pike and Liberal Bayliss. Mosley polled 16077 votes to 9495 for Pike and 2600 for Bayliss. Mosley claims the government has lost the country’s confidence and a mandate to govern.
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Smethwick
Eng
Oswald Mossey
J. M. Pike
Bayliss
Mosley
Pike
Bayliss, 2600. ‘Ne Result, Which Was Received With Frantic Enthusiasm By ‘Sley
Stethwick
Anid
Cynthia Curzon
Ottawa plans large scale land settlement funding
Legislation proposes an annual 5 million dollar expenditure to settle 15.9 million acres in the prairie provinces. Loans support native Canadians and immigrants with up to 1060 to natives and 50 to immigrants, repayable over ten years. further loans possible as farm improvements are made.
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Ottawa
Priirie
Tien
Robert Forke
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Lonutn
Arthur Henderson
M.P
Ramsay MacDonald
Australia
Empire Parliamentary Association
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Kenderson
Dominion
Forke to reintroduce soldier tiers and revaluation bill
Hon. Robert Forke announces plans to reintroduce the soldier set tiers and a revaluation bill shortly after Parliament resumes next February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forke
Santa Claus Visits Medi cine Hat Sunday Schools
Santa Claus week in Medi medicine Hat sees him visiting multiple Sunday Schools across the city. At Westminster United Church and Memorial United his appearances drew large crowds, with tree gift exchanges and speeches by church leaders. Riverside School hosts a packed Christmas Tree event with Superintendent Gershaw leading the program.
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Santa Claus
Medicine Hat
Revi Aing
Fifth Ave
Westminster
Baptist
Mr. Magowan
Memorifal United Hall
Riverside
Hector Lang
Westminster United Church
Robin Hood
Lorne Hovard
Memorial United
Memorial United Sunday School Hall
P. M. Simpson
Santa
Rivers Me
Riverside School
Gershaw
Swift Current youth jailed for forging his father's name
John Burkhardt II, 16, near Waldeck, received a one year sentence in Regina for forging his father Gus Burkhardt's name on a 572 cheque and passing it at the Venice Cafe in Swift Current. The cheque, drawn by Excelsior rural municipality, was mailed from Rush Lake. He was arrested in Port Arthur and returned by the Provincial Police. The father will reimburse the cafe owner but will not cover retrieval costs.
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Swift Current
Regina
Binyth
John Burkhardt
Waldeck
Venice
Excelsior
Gua Burkhardt
Rush Lake
Gus Burkhardt
Port Arthur
Provincin
Local feed lot drives city commerce near Preston Planing Mill
James Mitchell operates a substantial feed lot near the Preston Planing Mill, feeding 2000 sheep and 851 cattle. He recently shipped 432 cattle, leaving 351 on feed, and employs a steady staff with numbers rising as needed. Monthly feed costs exceed 5000 dollars and 3500 dollars have been spent on improvements, with winter feeding a regular venture and room for expansion at the current site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Preston Planing Mill
Hive Anen
Mitchell
Wheat market ends week with losses in Winnipeg session
Prices in Winnipeg rallied early but closed weaker as wheat futures fell one cent to 112 cents. Funds and milling buyers remained active, with long positions liquidating and country selling gaining. Dec futures at 1.223 8, May 1.351 2, July 1.347 8. Coarse grains and flax traded fair but declined. cash market light.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Thio
Severe Floods Strain Kentucky and Arkansas Rivers
The region endures heavy rains causing swollen rivers and property damage across Kentucky and Arkansas. Families are displaced as waters rise, while two men drown when their boat capsized in Kentucky. Rural routes halt deliveries as flood levels push to near a foot.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tie
Mar Christie
Three men rob Los Angeles store in masked robbery
In Los Angeles a masked trio held up the Olympia jewelry store last night, escaping after a $16,000 theft. Police search for suspects described as three men, one wearing a distinctive 'Dae' jacket.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cypress Club and Monarch Theatre Page Notes
A fragmentary column mentions the Cypress Club and Monarch Theatre along with a list of local groups including the Knights of Columbus and the Casedonian Society. The text references a Mayor Bullivant and partial organizational markers, with scattered names and numbers.
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Cypress Club
Saat Mayor Bullivant
Alta
Seals
Murray
Monarch Theatre
Casedonian Society
Knights of Columbus Sa
Glaibrale
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Drears
B.L. Thorne
Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta
AGIAR
Solon, Gare
Yoshihito
Mouléy ‘Clainis
London
John K. Neven
Toronto Stock Exchange
Salm
New York
Millicent Rogers
Millicent
Charles Donald
Lad
Widerwkke
Columma
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