Winnipeg reports continent wide search for missing Alberta farmer
Relatives of Robert M. Buck wealthy New Norway Alberta farmer report a continent wide search after he vanished on a holiday trip. Foul play is feared with Chicago the last known destination where Buck may have stopped. Buck carried about 600 cash and an Imperial Bank loaned by the New Norway branch. He left New Norway December 1 and sent a New Year’s Day letter promising to return.
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Robert M. Buck
New Norway
Alberta
Chicago
Winnipeg Free Press
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New York
Buffalo
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Kidmonton
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Birton
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Camrose
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Elfier
Canada
Mary Buck
Washington Street
Spokane, Wash
Cave City Dig Seeks Floyd Collins in Cave Rescue
In Cave City Kentucky sappers press a new tunnel into a sand cave to reach Floyd Collins entombed for six days. Officials debated his status as a long dig continued with hopes he survived despite fears of crushing suffocation or pneumonia.
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Collins
Beliaf
Nand Cave
Treaty Not Liked By Critics In Paris Debates
Paris reports strong opposition in the Merchant Marine and Foreign Affairs committees to the treaty between the Tutrad States and France, signed in Washington on June 20 of last year. Ratification may be delayed as Deputy Valude leads the report opposition.
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France
United States
Washington
Merchant Marine and Foreign Affairs Committees
Chambers of Deputies
Valude
Merchant Marine Committee
Opposition to Proposed Re Distribution of Resources
Edmonton reports strong opposition to a proposed redistribution of provincial resources. The plan envisions transferring water rights and forest reserves to Alberta while maintaining a three year cash subsidy. Ottawa worries about multi province pushback as details delay final agreement before the legislature adjourns.
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Edmonton
Ottawa
Alberta House
Greenfield
Pr Utter King
Alberta
Canada
House of Commons
Is No Danger of Fuel Shortage in Canada
Toronto reports that Canada has sufficient coal to last for thousands of years at present production and consumption rates. Professor I. Moore of the University of Toronto estimates the coal reserves in three trillion tons.
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Canada
Toronto
Moore
University of Toroton
Ile
Deep Test Well Agreement Published In Full
The document titled deep test well agreement will be published in full in Saturday's issue of The News to prevent misinterpretation of its clauses. The plan aims to provide complete transparency and clarity for readers regarding the agreement terms.
U S Delegate Withdraws From Opium Conference
Geneva Feb 6 The United States delegation withdrew from the international Opium Conference. Representative Porter and associates plan to leave Geneva to argue for home next Thursday. Porter informed the conference that despite two months of discussion and adjournments the conference cannot accomplish its purpose.
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United States
Porter
Argne
Stone Confirmed as Supreme Court Justice Nominee
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Attorney General Stone's nomination to the Supreme Court last night. The move makes Stone the newest member of the high court, following confirmation proceedings and a Senate vote.
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Washington
Senate
Stone
Supreme Court
Bears Innings on Wheat Market Amid Wild Trading
Winnipeg Feb 6 The wheat market saw brisk activity with May futures dropping 12 cents from the high and closing down 8 7 8 to 10 1 4 for July and 6 1 4 for October amid heavy selling pressure. Exporters were active as prices swung, with May slipping to 1.02 at close while other grains also deteriorated and cash wheat demand remained local and small.
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Winnipeg
Tiverpol
North Side Residents Discuss Deep River D Agreement
Residents north of the river gathered at Riverside school house last evening to review the Roth agreement. City Solicitor Clow Mayor Huckvale Col Rossiter answered questions clause by clause while Mr Hassard pressed for a precise acreage definition and stricter limits within Medicine Hat. The session planned full publication in The News Saturday to inform citizens.
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Iackvale
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Medicine Hat
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Huckvals
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Crow
Mr. Hassard
City of
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Huenvale
Mr. Roth
Swan River Lad Freed On Charge Of Manslaughter
Dauphin Manitoba February 6 Lesle Wis on of Swan River was freed from custody when Magistrate Swift dismissed the manslaughter charge in the death from shooting The Swan River girl Dorothy Montgomery 16 years old was named in the report Magistrate Swift found evidence insufficient to send the case to the next assizes
French Airmen Aim for Long Nonstop Paris Flight
Advices from Dakar report French West Africa aviators Captain Lemaitre and Lieutenant Arrachard reached there and plan to continue to Bannaku and Timbuctoo then attempt a nonstop flight to Paris. Their prior Dakar leg failed due to thick fog about 400 miles from Paris.
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Bremper i Dakar
Syllabus Ready For the Alberta Musical Festival
The syllabus for the Alberta Musical Festival Competition to be held in Lethbridge in March is now ready for distribution. It may be obtained by application to Secretary Arthur Wade at 1224 3rd Avenue South, Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
Mar
Arthur Wade
3Rd Avenue S
Archbishop O Dowell Thanks Cardinal Hayes for Gift to Ireland
Dublin reports Archbishop O Dowell sends thanks to Cardinal Hayes in New York for an £85,000 gift to aid distress in Ireland. Advertisement notes claim about the newspaper’s quick delivery through classified ads.
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O'Dowell
Ireland
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Communists Arrested in Athens Treason Case
Twenty Communists were arrested yesterday in Athens on charges of treason for allegedly enlisting troops to civil war. They will be tried on the stated treason charges in Athens.
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Athens
Feh
Man Shoots Wife Then Commits Suicide Near Temperance
Karl Frederick Danielson, 49, a farmer near Temperance, Michigan, shot his wife and killed himself after fearing end of the world forecasts. His wife says the couple grew alarmed by doomsday predictions and the resulting stress. The incident occurred at their home and is linked to concerns over property value and financial ruin.
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Monroe
Mich
Karl Frederick Danielson
Temperance
Dangalsca
Mrs Philly Snowden Addresses Canadian Tour
Mrs Philly Snowden closed her Canadian tour with a speech in St John New Brunswick praising closer ties between Canada and Britain. She noted plans to sail to England and said her talks shifted from Bolshevik critique to promoting better feeling between nations during the Dominion visit.
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Canada
Ste John
N.B
Philly Snowden
Ingland
Rusela
Dominion
Montreal Firm Seeks 15 Million Loan After Liabilities
A Montreal based company reports liabilities of 15 million dollars amid dealings with creditors in London. The firm, tied to Wesis MacKenzie and Mann and the former Canadian Northern Railway line, operates a building project north of Mount Rosht.
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248 &R
Ariesia Wong
Zare
Bebtnoth
Livelon
Sé Land
Associated
Wesis
MacKenzie, & Mann
Cundian Northern
Ralligny
Modikelty
Mount Rosht
Ginger Group from Alberta Holds Non-Decisive Meeting
The Ginger Group in Ottawa, Alberta, has not yet advised Robert Forke or the Progressive Party on their stance, and may abstain. A key meeting is scheduled for Monday to decide their official attitude toward the party caucus.
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Ottawa
Saintes
Robert Forke
Premier King's Plan to Break Ocean Shipping Monopoly
Ottawa reports the Canadian government is considering a financial grant to a line of ten freighters to run between Canada and Britain, subsidized with British owner William Peterson's ships. The move aims to oppose the North Atlantic Shipping Conference and force lower ocean freight rates. The throne speech hints at government control of rates.
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Canada
William Peterson
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