Rescue Efforts Continue for Floyd Collins in Cave Trap
Torrents of rain hamper the rescue as seepage fouls the shaft toward Collins prison. Volunteers press on the tenth day, with gas tests planned to locate a new entrance while authorities reinforce the Mammoth Cave area. Collins’ condition is critical. military and civil leaders assume control of operations.
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Cave City
Mother Nature
Floyd Collins
Collins
Moses Collins
United States
Mammoth Cave
Johnny Jeralds
Collns
Sinde
North Atlantic Shipping Trusts Target Canadian Trade
In Ottawa a government inquiry led by T R Preston reports a North Atlantic steamship conspiracy that limits ocean transport and raises steerage rates to Canada, threatening prosperity. William Bruce, 92, amateur astronomer, hosted a solar eclipse viewing at his Hamilton Mountain observatory with an eight and a half inch telescope.
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Fel
Capachin Préss
Atlahtté
Fron
Calla Uyn
T. R. Preston
House of Commons
T. A. Low
Trade and Commerce
Preston
Canada
Britain
Europe
Dominion
Ihs
William Bruce
The
Astronomical Society
Hamilton Mountain
Mr. Bruce
Professor Chant
Winnipeg Grain and Market Fluctuations Report
Winnipeg reports erratic trading in wheat and futures with May and July prices up and spot demand steady. Export demand remains solid as buyers and exporters show activity while cash grain moves at good volume despite weather and reporting gaps.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Livermoor
Euportern
Seaboard
Manhart Faces Count of First Degree Murder
Seattle Feb 8 Mrs Morley was shot to death in a taxi late Sunday. Windy Manhart charged with first degree murder in the death. A jeweler Ben Tipe was named as a State witness and said to have phoned the alleged ri bur. Acquaintances say Manhart borrowed money and entertained Morley. Relatives expected to arrive for defense arrangements as prosecutor MacFarlane filed the information.
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Seanttle
Morley
Manhart
Matthart
Seattle
Goon
Ehuty
MacFarlane
Saskatchewan Grain Growers seek demand for coarse grain pool
Regina February officials delay coarse grain pool plan until there is clear provincial demand. G Edwards and G Langley visited Saskatchewan Wheat Pool directors who Back the pool in principle but will wait for contract holder views via accredited delegates.
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Regina
Feb. C
Saskatchewan
G. Edwards
G. Langley
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Saskatchewan Wheat ‘Pool
Wheat Pool
Three Little Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Murray Bay
News from Renfrew county reports a fatal blaze at a farm house near Murray Bay. The parents were away for lumbering work and the mother, briefly absent to post a note, returned to find the building engulfed with the three children dead.
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Ottaws
Uist Waok
Murray Bay
Renfrew County
J. Grogswich
Middleton Senr Honored by G W V A Life Membership Granted
Middleton Senr receives a life membership in the G W V A in recognition of the family’s splendid record. Six Middleton sons went overseas, two died, four returned and join the local association. Resolutions for provincial meeting discuss Armistice Day timing and pension rules. Mrs Shaw and auxiliaries report visiting sickness cases and delivering comforts. Weather notes follow with regional forecasts and milestones.
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G.W.V
J. Middleton
Middleton
Provincia c
Sharland
C. W. Richardson
C. W. Shaw
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Craven
J. W. Wright
District Court Disposes Of Several Civil Actions
The District Court opened this morning and disposed of cases. J. B. Bates versus W. E. Crawford resulted in a judgment for the plaintiff for 9.60 and costs. M. L. Bell for plaintiff and J. Wm. Delf for defendant. W. Herman versus C. N. H. Howey judgment for plaintiff for 86.94 and costs. S. Short for plaintiff and A. Mac Gregor for defendant. J. H. Duncan versus Murray Greene and T. C. Terry versus J. Bezenko set over until next court. Canada has 32 missionary foreign fields.
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Cisas
J. B. Bates
W. E. Crawford
M. L. Bell
J. WM. Delf
W. Herman
C. NH. Howey
S. Short
A. MacGregor
J H. Duncan
Murray Greene
T. C. Terry
J.bezenko
Montreal land loan tied to Mount Royal tunnel project
Lazard Bros and Co state they act for a syndicate of British and foreign banks with a stake in the Capadign Northern Montreal Land liquidation. The 1911 loan funded McKenzies Main and Company for the Mount Royal tunnel and related land security remains with the bankers. Interest from 1911 included in the $8,000,000 figure.
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Montreal
iMesara, Gazard Brothers and Co
London
Capadign
Messrs. Lazard Bros. and Co
McKenzie’ Main and Company
Mount Royal
Canadian National Railway
Bowring Resigns from New Hampshire Legislative Council
St Johns New Hampshire February 8 The resignation of Sir Edgar Bowring from his seat in the legislative council has been announced J D Ryan who had led the council since 1920 was succeeded on Saturday by Sir P T McGrath as president of the legislative council.
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St. John's
Nhd
Edgar Bowring
Legislative Council
Slon
J.D. Ryan
P. T. McGrath
Vancouver
B.C
Jithmes
Syakon Hiinae
Eleven Japanese sailors die in Burrard Inlet harbor disaster
Vancouver reports eleven sailors die when the Japanese cruiser Idzumo launch capsized in Burrard Inlet during a port harbor drill. Divers search for bodies as recovery continues and authorities investigate the accident.
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Vancouver
Burrard Shilet
Lacombe Railway Extension Plan Reported
Edmonton government bulletin announces a bill to authorize funding for a Lacombe to Northwest extension of the Lacombe and North Western Railway beyond Hoadley. Minister W. W. Smith says the line serves a key Alberta district and is part of provincial development, with no current prospect of private railways taking over. Continued on page 6.
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Edmonton
Lacombe
Dunvagan
B.C. Aldiaries
Othal Gailipy
Thal Ae
Royal Commission Report on Canadian Wheat Trade
Ottawa report on Canadian grain trade tabled in the House of Commons discusses export duties on Canadian wheat entering the United States While duties are generally deprecated the commission notes exceptional conditions may justify such measures The four commissioners led by Hon W F A Turgeon signed the report which examines milling and export impacts and US markets on flour and grain trade
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Ottawa
United
W. F. A. Turgeag
House of Commons
United States
Ithenite Estate
End of World Predicted for August 3 1926
Saskatoon readers receive a letter from J B Camberford of the Christian Brothers Association claiming the millennium will arrive on August 3 1926 though he admits timing could shift. He urges preparation is vain and cites Deuteronomy and Revelation. New York reports link end of world talk to two police blotter incidents.
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Saskatoon
J. B. Camberford
Christian Brothers’ Association
New York
Jessup
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