Body of Dixmude Commander Found Near Sicily
The body of Lieut. Granadan, commander of the missing dirigible Dixmude, was found in Sicilian waters six miles off Sciacca. The French navy reported the discovery to the French naval attaché in Rome as Mulhouse and three torpedo boats head to the scene. No other bodies or debris have been located amid the coast search.
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Paris
Lieut
Granadan
Sciacca
Sicily
Navy Department
Rome
Mulhouse
Romie
Minister of Marine
Dixmude
Rebels Advance In West and Vera Cruz Fronts
Vera Cruz reports say rebel forces under General Rafael Buelna and General Lazaro Cardenas gained ground near Paaph Guanajuato and in the western Vera Cruz front. Federal forces retreat from Pueblo and many units defeated, with reports of Manzanillo coastal control and heavy rifle losses. Obregon headquarters set near Guadalajara as January advances.
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Vera Cruz
Rafael Buelna
Bedi
Lazaro Cardenas
Paaph
Guanajuato
Li Cikion
Pueblo
Chigupha Peailway
Obregon
Pudbla
Iasco
Tatter Town
Manzanillo
Colimreneral
Jistrada
Foster
México
Sea Face Crass
Cardches
Prt
Prigaatroe Cardenas
Gardenzs
Patino Navarro
Buelna
Estrada
Alberta Premier seeks firmer deals before Ottawa talks
Premier Greenfield plans to travel to Ottawa January 2 to meet with Premier Mackenzie King about transferring natural resources to Alberta. The talks aim to secure better terms than the federal offer of mineral lands and three annual subsidies. A shortened session is expected as private members align with the government on governing and leave details to administrators.
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Imenton
Greetfield
Edmonton
Mackgnsie Kings
Ottawa
Alberta
Je Remier Greenfield
Sir Henry Thornton
Can. Farm Implement Coy. Limited Progress in Farm Machinery
The Canadian Farm Implement Co. Ltd. broadens its reach by acquiring the Aderta Foundry & Machine Co. and expanding farm equipment manufacture for Canada and the United States. J. K. Davies heads the company with W. W. Parrish as works manager and a board including J. C. Dunlop and D. Green. Local plant leaders bring long practical experience. continued reports indicate ongoing expansion.
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Farmplement Company, Ltd
Aderta Foundry & Machine Co., Ltd
United States
Fury Gpplement Co
Medicine Hat
J. KE. Davies
WY. W. Parrish
Wanageer
J. E. Davies
W. W. Parelsh
J. C. Dunlop
Moose Jaw
W. BH
A. Thornton
Chilliwack
D. Green
Prince Albert
G. Martin
United States Held Chiefly Responsible in Europe Debate
Deputy Paul Raynaud told the Chamber of Deputies that the United States was chiefly responsible for current European conditions during Friday interpellations on foreign policy. Premier Poincare expected a vote of confidence at night and to read the decree ending the session afterward.
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United States
Europe
Paul Raynaud
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Liquor Violation Fines Detroit Man in Windsor Court
David Smith of Detroit was fined 200 in Windsor police court for having two pint bottles of whiskey in his automobile and losing his car. He admitted buying it in Windsor claiming a blind pig purchase. Dr John Philip a Listowel physician, aged 66, continues to practice and drive to sick calls.
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Windsor
David Smith
Detroit
Smith
John Philip
Listowell
Greece pays Canada interest on postwar debt
Interest of 225 090 dollars on the Canadian loan to Greece is sent from Athens to London, raising Greece to Canada payments for the year to 450 000 dollars. Greece’s total postwar debt stands near 8 million dollars. By March, Belgium is expected to clear 3 million dollars, and the United States debt to Canada approaches 5.5 million dollars.
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Lonion
Greece
Athens
London
Canada
Ottawa
Belgium
McMaster Leaves Winnipeg to Study West Before Speeches
Winnipeg reports that Andrew R. McMaster MP, Independent member for Brome, arrived en route to Calgary and Medicine Hat to assess conditions in the West. He said he will not speak for publication until he studies the current economic situation and clarifies his stance, stressing his visit is not party driven.
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Winnipeg
Andrew R. McMaster
Brome
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Mr. McMaster
McMaster
Liberal politician foreshadows Calgary speech in 1921
Liberal in 1921 left government ranks at the last session of parliament. He chaired a special committee to inquire into agricultural consolidations. He travels to Calgary to speak and will address Medicine Hat on January 4. Weather notes list Vancouver rain and other west weather observations.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
California Markets Alberta Beef Cattle From Vegreville
Edmonton firm I F Cadzow & Company ships six carloads of Alberta butcher stock from Vegreville to Sacramento marking California as a new market. The cattle, high quality steers, will arrive soon with eight more carloads from Calgary planned next week amid the first such Alberta beef shipment to California.
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Edmonton
Alberta
California
I. F. Cadzow & Company
Vegreville
Sacramento
Calgary
Cadzow
Publisher Curtin Buys New York Morning Post
C H Curtin, publisher of the Fulladelphia Public Ledger and Ladies' Home Journal, has purchased the New York Morning Post in a notable media acquisition. The move signals expansion for Curtin's publishing interests and strengthens his media footprint in New York.
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C. H . Curtin
Fulladelphia Public Ledger
Saturcar Vmrening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York Myoning Post
W A Fraser Holds Fourth in Egg-Laying Contest
The Winter Egg Poultry Farm at Lethbridge continues to lead the Alberta egg-laying contest with weekly scores of 58 and 96 for the two periods. Medicine Hat entrants show results including W A Fraser at 316 and 48, Pioneer Poultry Farm 290 and 55, T G Kinvig 108 and 22, and E J Forner 158 and 21.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Medicine Hat
W. A. Fraser
Pioneer Poultry Farm
T. G. Kinvig
E. J. Forner
Mr. Fraser
Ottawa Meetings Follow Bealdes Statement
Fragmented note from Ottawa outlines a sequence of meetings by a small group led by Premier King and Senator Sidwell with mentions of Charles Stowér and Sydon in a political context. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Ottawa
Toc
Usder
Art Charles Sstowér Pointe
Inks Hsydon
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Meeting Notes
Fragmented text shows references to a district plan, government actions, and a cultural committee. Mentions include Northwest plans, wheat policies, and a committee gathering. The legibility is poor and key names or dates are unreadable.
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Mit
Sovwater
Nerris
Pirates Halt Steamship Raid Off Hong Kong Coast
A steamer was attacked by pirates near Hong Kong last night as authorities report the incident. Detailed victim and ship information remain unclear in the fragmentary text.
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Hong Kong
Notice to Taxpayers on January 1 Taxes Arrears
Taxpayers are reminded that on and after January 1 taxes become arrears and will not be payable at par. Pay now to avoid extra costs.
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Grenadan
Ganed Nportant Gro
West
Vera
Eyents
Cardenas
Western
Mexico City
Meech
Jalisco
Lapiedad Ac Calendas
U.F.A
Can. Farm Implement Coy. Limited
John E. Davies
The
Canadian Farm Implement Company
Ficade
Italy
Glono
A. R. McMaster
Medicine HA
Vancouver
Nelson
Snow
Saskatoon
Empress Theatre
Alberta Foundry and Machine Co
Canadiian Farm Implemony Co
W.A. Fraser Emmies
Nova Coluwna
RINK
SUVEN
NEW Musice
H. J. Noble
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