Local Citizen Honored as New Maple Leaf Manager
A banquet at the Assiniboia Hotel celebrated W J Smallacombe’s promotion to Western manager of Maple Leaf Milling Co and his upcoming move to Winnipeg. Norman Davis chaired as leaders from Chamber of Commerce Rotary Hospital Board and St Barnabas praised his service and ethical leadership in Medicine Hat.
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Assiniboia Hotel
W. J. Smallacombe
Maple At Milling CO
Assiniboia
Western
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Winnipeg
Associatioe
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Smuallacombe
Chamber
Smallacombe
Hospital Board
St. Barnabas Church
Rotary Club
Medicine Hat
Smallacambe
Mr. Smallacombe
Beveridge
Rotary Lab
Mayle Lanf Milling Co
Western Canada
Beverage
Geverlagé
Mr. Smallacownbe
Eighty Rebels Slain in Burmese Disturbances
Telegraph dispatch reports 80 Burmese insurgents slain in the ThardWaddy district as British infantry artillery and machine guns move to quell Christmas disturbances paralyzing the area. A forest ranger and at least four policemen were killed with 20 policemen wounded, as fighting centered about 70 miles north of Rangoon.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
ThardWaddy
Rangoen
Blood transfusion saves Lady Metcalfe in London
A stranger donor’s blood transfusion saved Lady Alexandria Metcalfe after six weeks of serious illness. She remains in bed following the birth of twin daughters on November 14. The donor’s identity is kept confidential under hospital practice.
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London
Alexandria Metcalfe
Alexandria
British
Alexandra
Lady Metcalfe
Lord
Curzen
Lord Melchett Dies in London at 70
Lord Melchett formerly Sir Alfred Mond 1890s industrial financier and head of a major chemical firm died this afternoon in London after weeks of phlebitis. He supported Jewish causes and helped finance the Jewish National Home in Palestine.
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Lord Melchett
King
London
Associated Press
Alfred Mond
Britain
Meighett
Alfred’ Mond
Nis
England
Detvall
Legeare
Victoria
Ord Melchett
Palestine
Seventeen Indicted For Mail Defrauding Promoters Named
Seventeen individuals linked to a stock promotion scheme facing mail fraud charges for allegedly defrauding elderly investors nationwide and in Canada of about 1.25 million dollars over four years. Leaders Clark W. Parke and son Wyman Parke described, with clergy losses and involvement of Dr. Eugene Christian’s diet mailings cited.
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New York
W.Y
United States
Canada
Unite States Attorney’s Office
Automotive Royalties Corporation
Tompkins
Clark W. Parke
Church of the Stranger
Wyman
Eugene Christian
Christian
Parker
Mmost
Dr. Christians
Central America
Fire Destroys Big Church In Ottawa
Fire gutted St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Ottawa source says a candle accident started the blaze. The $450000 structure was consumed as alarms and workers battled the flames. A boy lighting a candle near the Christmas crib caused the incident.
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Ottawa
St. Joseph’s
Hypnotized Worker Leaps Into Furnace at Dortmund Steel Works
Robert Germann, after years at the Dortmunder Steel Works blast furnace, reportedly told fellow workers he felt the furnace calling him. He then jumped into the white hot molten steel and died instantly, with no motive aside from the fatal attraction attributed by witnesses.
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Dortmund
Germany
Robert Germann
Dortmunder Steel Works
Crescent Heights Road Closed To Traffic
Crescent Heights Road is closed to traffic forcing drivers to use the longer route via the golf links. The closure affects access to the Heights with detours in effect.
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Crescent Heights
Bank Closed For Illegal Trading In Soviet Currency
Moscow accuses the Vladivostok Bank of Korea branch, Bank of Chosen, of illegal Soviet currency trading from 1927 to 1930, totaling about 35 million pounds. The action prompts a Japanese protest as the bank is shuttered on December 18 and linked to currency smuggling and false accounting.
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Moscow
Ecommissariat of Finance
Vladivostok
Bank of Korea
Foregin
Commissariatee
Tetuhka Mining Corporation
Tetubka
The
Commissariat
Bank of Chosen
Jipah
Soviet Union
Ita
Prince George Injured After Horse Riding Accident
London dispatch reports Prince George youngest son of the King and Queen was thrown from a horse while hunting with Delvoirheyade. He fell in a field, was taken to Memorial hospital for X rays, and found to have a severely bruised shoulder but was not detained.
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London
Associates’ Press
Prince George
Delvoir- Heyade
Mellon
War Memorial Hospital
Manitoba Phosphate Fertilizer Trials Reported
Cooperative experiments in Manitoba and Saskatchewan explored the use of phosphate fertilizers for crops. Some results were published, but a full report remains unavailable due to missing data and ongoing analysis.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saaktanenat
Ae Omar
Forged United States Passports Used by Soviets
Washington December 27 The use of forged United States Passports by members of the Soviet Russian secret service was described in a report by Chairman Fish of the House Investigating Committee. G Agabekoff, a former Ogou operative now in Paris, testified most Third International representatives travel with American passports enabling travel and covert Communist work. A special office reportedly fabricated various documents including passports and false certificates.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Fish
House of Communist
G. Agabekoff
Ogou
Paris
Third Internationale
Judge Rules Dog Bites Friend Free but Pays for Strangers
In Camden New Jersey Judge Frank Neutz of a district court ruled that a vicious dog may bite the owner’s friend at no cost to the friend but if the dog bites a stranger the owner must pay damages.
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Frank Neutz
Camden
N.J
Central Heating Aims To Modernize Winnipeg In Five Years
Winnipeg plans to expand its municipal central heating system led by Winnipes hydro with a 1 million dollar suburb extension. The scheme, already powering 200 buildings, envisions underground pipes delivering steam from a distant plant, eliminating coal use and chimneys and cutting costs as surplus power from Slave Falls is routed to heating.
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Winnipeg
Dee
Winnipes Hydro-Electric
Midwest
Canada
J. G. Glassco
Hydro
United States
York
Glagsco
Oere Penal Ee
Brant area inquiry narrows county reach near Beid
A fragmented notice queries which county surrounds Brant area near Beid with unclear references. It notes uncertain borders and seeks confirmation from local authorities.
Manitoba farm relief plan urged by W J Ward
Winnipeg Dec 27 W J Ward president of the Manitoba association proposes a threefold Western farm relief program to ease farm burdens. He calls for lower interest rates freight and express charges reduced to western levels and assured cheap transport routes plus lower prices for farm essentials to help farmers compete without lowering living standards.
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Winnipeg
W. J. Ward
Asd 1
Manitoba
Canada
North Bay
Montreal
Hudson Bay Railway
Churchill
Joffre Undergoes Amputation After Wounding
Paris dispatches report field marshal Joffre severely wounded at the Marne front as surgeons perform consultations in Paris. The Temps notes his right leg was amputated after appeal to avoid further risk. The 79 year old commander’s condition is listed as critical amid ongoing surgery details.
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Parla
Joffre
Paris
Marne
Hpi
Nei Temps
Rev. F R B Seacroft in grave condition after Christmas Eve accident
In Victoria B C on December 27 the condition of the Reverend F R B Seacroft of Salgary remains grave after he was hit by an automobile on Christmas Eve. He suffered both legs broken in the incident.
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Victoria
B.C
Salgary
Judgment Given In McLennan Actions
Judgment handed down by Hon. Mr. Justice Walab in Medicine Hat court. The Royal Bank of Canada wins all three actions against Anderson, McLennan, and Meikerzie, involving mortgage security on a sheep ranch. McKenzie advanced funds to McLennan but did not renew security before the death.
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Norman Davis
Medicine Hat
Davin
Lim
Nallicombe
Smallacomby Vince
Justice Walab
Supreme Court
Royal Bank of Canada
Anderson
McLennan
Meikerzie
al Hisgevon
Wa. McLennan
Davidson and Gow
W. A. Begg
K.C
W. A. Begge
Royal Bani
Kaslofite brigade chief enters 27th year in service
E. H. Latham continues as head of the Kaslofite brigade entering his 27th year of leadership. He has guided the unit through numerous community missions and ceremonial duties.
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E. H. Latham
London Ad Venture Summary From Fragment
Fragmentary record notes possible English venture and costs with unclear names and phrases. The text mentions fluctuations and a hue or hue son’e meme amid references to friends and marks, lacking clear event or outcome.
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London
England
Winnipeg Farmers Push Plan to End Wheat Tax
Winnipeg farmers and leaders including John Stadkenaie Ward advocate a provincial measure to remove the wheat tax. They argue the tax burdens farmers and call for legislative action to end the plan.
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Mr. Beveridge
Thardwaddy District
Burma
Beg Rath Lord ‘Melchett
Durance
Grand Central Air Terminal
Los Angeles
California
Jimmy Angel
Royal Air Force
Bob Perlick
France
Sam Hopkins
Paul Wiser
George Schleppey
Jimmie Angel
U.S.A
St. Joseph's Church
Belvoir Hounds
PHO
Secret Service
Avontine
Brant
Megeveine
SAS
Ae F. We M
Rae Teeel
Soverex
Royal Bank
John Stadkenaie Ward
Papas Sato
Ge United
Facmers
Agra
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