Canadian Pacific to export near nine hundred cattle
A special train with about nine hundred head of cattle from Kingston and Ontario shipments arrived at the east end stock yards of Montreal for export to St. John. By tonight more than two thousand cattle will be trained and fed for shipment. The move aims to transfer cattle across the Atlantic via St. John with the Concordia and related parties coordinating the transfer.
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Montreal
Puckingham
Ontario
Toronto
St. John
Concordia
Rabioptah
N. B
Atlantic
Caveman Collins Safe Suspicion Grows Of Rescue
Court officials and experts voiced belief Floyd Collins is alive as rescue teams dig in the Sand Cave shaft near Cave City Kentucky. Electric devices reportedly captured breaths while drill progress reached about 83 feet with no tunnel found at 70 feet. Authorities plan a side drift once the shaft nears sixty feet more.
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Cave City
Floyd ‘Collins
Board of State
Collins
Oil well in Alberta field hailed as top producer
Reports from Lethbridge describe the Albert Architit well seven miles west of Leutia, struck at 1,900 feet, with gas forcing the derrick. it is the most northerly producer in the field and signals renewed Canadian exploration as oil men shift focus from the Kevin Suntingst area. In Cave City down the road, rescue efforts continued for Floyd Collins WhitES as authorities open a grand jury probe into his cave imprisonment and possible murder.
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Lethbridge
Alvert Architit
Wien
Pertee
Canada
WssuTery
Worthy Iid
Rent Falls
Sweetgrass
Caye City
Cave City
Mmilitary Court of Liquiry
Floyd Collins
Tony
J. Lewis Kiaths
Glasgow
aAttorney ‘Williams
Atart
Floyd
Oso
Collins
Wilkins
Izadier
HH. H. Denhwrat
William
First Revision From United States to Canada Opens
North of Sask, Feb. 10. The first revision from the United States to Canada by air for the 1925 season began today as Robert Peterson arrived from Bloomfield Nebraska en route to Antelope Saskatchewan where he will take up farming.
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North Ot Sask
United States
Canada
Alto
Robert Peterson
Bloomfield
Neb
Antelope,Sask
Bank officials in Canada sentenced on fraud counts
Toronto February 10. Richard P. Gough vice president of the Home Bank of Canada was found guilty on several charges of misrepresentation connected with the bank’s failure in August 1923. He received one year determinate and one year less one day indeterminate. Director J F M Stewart was found guilty on one count of negligence and false statements and sentenced to one month in the provincial reformitory with four months indeterminate. Casey Wood KiC of Toronto was found guilty of two false statement counts and sent to six months determinate and six months indeterminate. F J Rosill, last director tried, found guilty of currying In the last warrant issued by the directors. sentence suspended in 1923, others receive lengthy writen indgments.
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Toronto
Richard P
Casey Wood
Kic
Reformatory
F. J. Rose Sill
Home Bank of Canada
Emearson Coatsworth
Perluurges
Bank, Act
Wis
Coatsworth
Conrie Mm
Rassill
Wheat market ends lower amid weak demand at Winnipeg
Wheat futures in Winnipeg fell as demand waned and prices slipped with May down 1 1/4 to 2 1/4 and later losses widening. Exporters and buyers moved between cities with modest activity. oats, barley, rye and flax also declined while cash grain trade remained slow at eastern terminals.
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Liverpool
Point
Seaboard Connection
Cape Out
Algo A
Lave
Businesn
Chicago
Ned Sésbodrd
Mani‘tobas
White
Tie Cloge
Atore
CP Rail Vice President Arrives in Winnipeg For Appropriations Review
Grant Hull vice president of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrives in Winnipeg with C H Temple and J J Scully to inspect needs before finalizing appropriations for the coming season. Hull notes improving general conditions and expects farm product price increases to boost business. The party will attend Banff Winter Carnival and a Banquet in Victoria for Capt J W Troup of the British Columbia coast service and then head west.
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Winnipeg
Égeason
Grant Hull
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sall
C. H. Temple
Montreal
J. J. Scully
Eastern Lines
Canada
Grant Hall
Capriga
Presideti
Britain
U.S
Kathleen
J. W. Troup
British Columbia Coast Service
Victoris
Victoris and Occasion Will Be Taken To Tatre
Troup
Silvo
Plate
Victoria Chamber of Commerce
Banff
Val
West
West Needay
Parliament Debates Address Opens In Ottawa
Ottawa February tenth reports show Premier Mackenzie King and Opposition leader Arthur Meighen clashing on the house floor during the opening day of the address debate. Meighen accuses the government of trade disruption and hints at broader Atlantic plans while references to Turgeon commission and grain trade reports appear in house tablings.
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Ottawa
Senate
of Commons
Ryburn Forke
Arthur Meighen
Mackenzie King
Turgeon Commission
Lso
Arthur
Meighen
House of Commons
Ang
William Peterson
City council discusses gas well agreement details
The council held a public meeting to consider the proposed well contract. Mayor Hockvale urged transparency as residents heard the terms and debated the total cost, including rumors about extra payments.
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Tate
Algo
Truckvale
Hockvale
Canada Cement
Fiva
Unclear Fragment From Toronto Text Seeks Clarification
The readable portions suggest a fragmented Toronto piece mentioning political or legal phrasing. Core entities or events are not identifiable, leaving the exact subject, participants, location, and outcome indeterminate.
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Baik
Denten
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TOR
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Oddfellows
Annals of
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Madalpment
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