Oaxaca Valley Tremors Continue With Widespread Alarm
Mexico City reports ongoing earthquakes and subterranean rumblings in Oaxaca Valley. Governor orders emergency aid to Miahuatlan after twenty dead and many injured. Observers note instrument disruption, panicked residents fleeing to hills, and sporadic quakes felt in Mexico City. Celima volcano begins to emit smoke as regional tremors persist.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Oaxaca
Advicrs
Miahuatlan
Oaxaca City
Cortes Lopez
Juan Rueda
National Meteorological Station
Kucha
Pinotepa Nacional
Celima
Cehoruca
Murder witness the Northcott case faces deportation
Sanford Clark aged 18 nephew of Gordon Northcott and key witness against his uncle in the Northcott murders near Angeles California faces deportation to Canada as an illegal entrant. He may depart on Monday from the reform school by steamer to Vancouver after immigration officers decide his fate. Clark was the first to name Northcott as the killer.
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Angeles
Calif
Sanford Clark
Gordon Stewart
Morthcott
Rivéraise
Canada
Reform School
Northcott
Clark
Vancouver
Mine delegates poised to approve South Wales settlement
In Candiff Wales union delegates were instructed to approve provisional terms of a 16 day coal strike settlement at a mass meeting. With one dissent at Tredegar the terms meet most miners demands as delegates vote yesterday.
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Candiff
Wales
Associated Press
South Wales
Massa
Tredegar
Maharanes Farewell Banquet Follows Purdah Rule
In London on January 17 Associated Press reports the Maheran e Alwar wife of a princely delegate to the Round Table Conference will dine with three haute Hindoo guests but will not be seen. She sits behind a screen and is served by her attendants because the Maharajah enforces strict purdah. He alone sees the women’s faces.
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London
Associated’Press
Maheranee
Alwar
Grain inspections tally Wheat and other grains in Winnipeg report
Winnipeg grain inspectors report Friday inspections totaling 260 wheat cars this year versus 171 last year. Counts include contract grade 145, oars 35 and 21, barley 9 and 16, flax 3 and 3, rye 1, other grains nil.
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Winnipeg
Labour Holds East Bristol Seat In By Election
Labour retained Mast Bristol with Sir Stafford Cripps winning 19 261 votes. Conservative Tom Walker tallied 5 970, Liberal John Baker 4 010. This seat, held by Labor in prior general elections, was held by the party amid the death of W J Baker. The winner is the fourth son of Lord Parmoor, Labour’s Lord President of the Council.
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Bristol
Lenngland
Labor
Mast Wristol
Stafford Cripple
Ripman- Walker
John Baker
Caandidate
W. J. Baker
Lord Parmoor
Indians Present Grievances to Premier via G G Coote
Todian chiefs and minor leaders meet with G G Coote to relay Indigenous grievances about Blood and Plegan Reserves. They ask the member to present the case to Premier R B Kennett and the Dominican Government, seeking relief and fair administration. Continuous on page five.
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Joe Mountain House
Itho I4onorabla
R. B. Bennett
Ottawa
Government of
Canada
Air Circus Promises Stunts and Passenger Flights
Four aviators stage an air circus starting this afternoon and running until dark tomorrow evening. Jock Palmer of Calgary flies a Stinson-Detroiter with Lieut. Bill Rutledge and others piloting Curtis Robin, Z. L. Leigh, and more. Passengers ride for one cent a pound, minimum $1.35 per flight. a previous show at Lethbridge yesterday drew crowds.
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Jock Palmer
Calgary
Bill Rutledge
Curtis Robin
Z. L. Leigh
Command-Aire
C.B. Elliott
Lethbridge
Fire destroys Soleyet block near North Bay
Fire in Soleyet, 23 miles west of the CNR, wiped out a block of holdings including the National Cafe kitchen, its building and contents, adjoining structures, the private hospital of Dr. Rudd, a warehouse owner, a store run by Mr. Ghounard, and a Chinese laundry.
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North Bay
Ont
Soleyet
Canadian National Railway
Faam
National Cafe
Fred Swachult
Rudd
Beacuchesen
Ghounard
Harrop Receives Six Month Term For Theft And Fraud
G C Harrop pleaded guilty in the police court to one count of theft by conversion and two counts of obtaining money by means of worthless checks. He was sentenced to six months for the conversion and 90 and 60 days for the other charges, with all terms to run concurrently. Prosecutors say Harrop collected funds for the Argonauts Athletic Club and diverted the money to his own use, also taking 18 40 from R LeBlanc and money from F Redman via worthless checks.
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G. C. Harrop
Harrop
Argonauts Athletic Club
R. LeBlanc
W. Redman
Five Bandits Will Be Struck For Brutally Executing Judges
In Contum Ciam Bulgaria five bandits who killed four judges in Denljevo last year were sentenced. The crown witness failed to appear and is believed fatally injured, once an accomplice who later opposed the gang.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Associated Press
Contum Ciam
Denljevo
Farmers Secure Large Grazing Lease
A community effort in Rainier-Scandia district aims to lease 40 000 acres for grazing. The plan covers land south of Badger Corners to Lake Newell and west to irrigated land with water access on both sides. Arrangements are nearly complete to take over the tract.
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Brooks
Rainier-Scandia
Janu
Badger Corners
Lake Newell
Six Die From Exposure in Mexico City Cold Spell
Three more persons died overnight in Mexico City from exposure during the week long abnormal cold. The toll from the cold wave reaches six. warmer weather was forecast for today.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Death of Harriston Town Clerk Harry J. Hicks
Harry J. Hicks, town clerk of Harriston Ontario, died suddenly, prompting tributes to his public service and a note on his unexpected passing.
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Harry J. Hicks
Harriston
Ont
Kirchner Dies After Daughter’s Diphtheria Death
Gen Alexander Kirchner, a Hungarian military expert at the Versailles Peace Conference, aged 58, died suddenly in Budapest after watching his daughter succumb to diphtheria. He collapsed from heart disease minutes later.
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Budapest
Hungary
Associated Press
General Hungaria
Alexander Kirchner
Versailles
Unidentified aeroplane lands on St Lawrence river
Report from Quebec indicates an unidentified aeroplane moved down the St. Lawrence near Point Lebel and landed off the river yesterday. Gripping ice hindered efforts by fishermen in canoes to reach the craft and confirm if anyone is aboard.
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Quebec
Que
St. Lawrence River
Point Lebel
Thee
Suffocation Fatality Reported At Hull Station
Ottawa Jan 17 A car inspector found Samuel Wesley Colbert 42 shed foreman for the Canadian Pacific Railway dead in a storage freight car at Hull West station from charcoal fumes. He was found forty minutes after he was suffocated while the train lay in the local freight yard.
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Ottawa
Hull Wrest
Samuel Wesley Colbert
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lancashire Lock-Out Affects Half Million Workers
Manchester reports the Lancashire cotton mills shut today affecting about 500000 workers. Weavers refuse to accept the more looms per weaver plan. Spin ners and finishing trades will be laid off as production stalls and the coal strike ends in Wales.
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Lancashire
Manchester
Eng
Jan
Great Britain
South Wales
Calgarian Opposes Export of Alberta Gas to Saskatoon
Edmonton hearings on Tri-Cities Utilities permit to build pipelines from Kinsella to supply Saskatoon draw strong opposition from Calgary and Edmonton officials. Local leaders urge conservation, gas proration, and access to reserves, warning of looming shortages and the need for expert study before export.
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Edmonton
Tri-Cities Utilities, Limited
Kinsella Field
Saskatoon
Aay Batore
Callargton
Dominion Gas and Electric Company, Limited
Turner Valley
Oil and Gas Association
Tose
Brownlee
Wheat market activity and exchange seats shift noted
Chicago and Winnipeg grain markets show activity as traders in Minneapolis and Chicago move to buy wheat while exchange seats fluctuate. Reports indicate strengthening trading despite inactivity and upward price signals amid broker sponsorships.
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Chicago
Arthur W
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Briand Pact Talks Reach Broad European Conference
A European conference seeks Briand and Italy to participate in a widened pact. The aim is to extend the Geneva approach to peace by inviting key powers to join. The effort, led by officials including Aristide Briand, targets broader security assurances amid ongoing postwar tensions.
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Geneva
Dan
Sgaiicoate Press
Evropagigigs Niet
Aristide Briand
Soniae Ing
Italy
Ag York
Ria
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