Appaling Cold Wave Death Toll Across United States
A January report details a severe cold wave causing multiple deaths and extensive damage nationwide. Chicago records 16 to 22 below, St Louis and St Paul suffer fatalities, and fires from overheated stoves claim several lives in Illinois and Philadelphia vicinity. Emily Plum found frozen near Manasquan river after stalling her car in New Jersey. The northeast, midwest, and south endure record lows with states from Iowa to Virginia facing extreme cold and disruptions across cities including New Orleans and Columbia.
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Inquest Opens Over Hanna Murder Case in Hanna Alta
In Hanna Alta an inquest opens into the death of six year old Harry Hilsabeck son of farmer W Hilsabeck after severe beating by a teacher with a heavy quirt. The boy died at 1 oclock Thursday evening and his sister 11 suffered extensive bruises but survived. Further inquiry into both cases is pending.
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Trouble in Ontario Leader Selection for Progressive Party
Toronto January 7 reports say Hon W E Haney cannot accept the post of leader of the Progressive group in the Ontario Legislature. A United Farmers conference aims to speed a new choice with Hon Manning Doherty unlikely to lead the group.
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Angtrer Rum Runner Captured Off US Shore
Calverton Texas June 7 two schooners Muriel E Winters flying British flag were seized by gunmen on Sunday Boone Her crew of seven is being held as a lead on set of the Winters the vessel was captured inside the three mile limit in less than a month showed the original record of 208 cases of whiskey was not a West Indian port
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Britain's first Labor government to take office on Jan 17
London reports outline the plan for Britain to form its first Labor government. Parliament reopens with a speaker chosen. the king's ceremonial opening is set for January 1. An amendment to the address is expected January 11, with a vote January 17 that would defeat Baldwin’s government and allow J Ramsay MacDonald to form a ministry.
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Protest Over German Immigrant Settlement Plan in Saskatchewan
St. Catherines Ontario dispatch reports plan to settle three thousand German families in Saskatchewan. The Chamber of Commerce has protested to the Ontario Board of Trade Premier Mackenzie King the Immigration Department and the Regina Chamber of Commerce.
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Port Arthur and Fort William Break Grain Shipping Records
Port Arthur Ontario reports 1923 grain shipments from elevators totaling 206,871,261 bushels locally, with 211,579,969 bushels for the crop year from September 1 to December 24. Canadian ports took 156,094,675 bushels, American ports 140,625,386, and 196,300 bushels went to Europe aboard foreign bottoms. From September 1 to navigation's end 1106 cargoes sailed, including 654 in Canadian vessels and 427 in United States ships.
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Venizelos Refuses Leadership Call After Liberal Meet
Athens liberals meeting to re elect Venizelos as party leader receive a letter from the former Premier written in bed urging followers to choose another chief. He threatens resignation as Assembly president and return to exile if his wishes are not followed.
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Briton officer linked to Afghanistan crisis duties
Fragmentary text suggests a British officer connected to Afghan affairs, facing accusations of failure in command. Mentions military measures and duties related to state defense and an anti insurgency role. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Paris Flood Waters Subside Slowly
Paris reports Teine flood waters continuing to subside though reductions are slow. One inch drop in two hours tests residents in inundated suburbs as frost complicates navigation and slowed supply boat operations.
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Fielding's Health Improves Amid Ottawa Reports
Reports from Ian Fielding's home in Ottawa indicate the condition of Finance Minister Han W. O. S. Fielding is about the same with steady progress and hopeful notes continuing from family updates.
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Mexican Rebellion Shows No Progress After Month of Activity
From Mesteas City dated January 7 the Obregon government reports military operations along the east and south of Mexico City have progressed little since rebel activity began a month ago. The federal forces say they are improving in organization and exerting strength against both domestic and international opposition.
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Japanese freighter burns in mid ocean crew saved by liner
Wireless report says the Japanese freighter Wyosed Maru was set ablaze mid ocean and abandoned about 700 miles west of Yokota. The American freighter Wheatboard relayed word that the ship sank after the fire and that the crew was rescued by a passing liner.
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Appreciation of Mir Isherwood Vocal Mastery Praised
A review lauds Mir Isherwood as a gifted artist with a superb baritone, capable of deep emotion and clear technique. The piece notes his ability to transform life into art, while promising further performances at the Empress Theatre on Wednesday evening.
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Attractive market for Canadian stockers in France
The article discusses an overlooked opportunity for Canadian cattle fattening in France. It cites interest from French peasants for fat cattle, notes Canadian supplies and processing capacity, and mentions observers in Montreal, Quebec, and other Canadian hubs assessing market potential and funding.
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Mustapha Keme Pasha Escapes Assassins
Athens reports a failed assassination attempt on Remal Basha president of the Republic of Turkey. The Witylene correspondent notes the incident occurred in Singipa as the premier attended a ceremony with his wife.
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California Warms After Frost Threat Hits Orchards
Weather in California shifts to a warm wave easing frost danger for growers. Reports describe farmers moving equipment and protective measures to shield orchards and vehicles as temperatures rise following a cold spell.
No Soviet For France Paris Conflict Reported Transfer
Paris reports that the entire Russian Soviet commercial organization in Paris will move to London soon. The move follows a French Civil Tribunal ruling since France does not recognize Soviet rule, deeming Soviet acts invalid in France and that nationalized goods remain property of the original owners under French law.
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Tariff Commission Investigation Expands Across Canada
A U S Tariff Commission study broadens to Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba with focus on wheat and rye production costs. Officials from Canada and the United States gather data on labor transportation and processing efficiencies to inform policy. Public briefings and regional meetings will be announced by the commission.
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Windsor Suffers $80,000 Fire Sunday
An $80,000 blaze damaged Windsor on Sunday injuring none reported. The incident caused extensive damage to multiple homes as firefighters battled the flames amid smoke and clanging alarms. Local residents aided neighbors and evacuated briefly as crews contained the fire.
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Cabinet Considers Multiple Appointments Today
The cabinet is set to consider several appointments as Lieutenant Governor and other officers prepare for a session. A court vote and general committee actions loom, with preparations noted for tomorrow in New York.
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