Tragedy in Barry's Bay Ends Missing Pair Search
Barry's Bay search parties find charred remains of two men in a burned shack ten miles from Whitney in Sand Lake district. Sergt. John Billings D C M and guide presumed dead. foul play suspected by Constable Elliott. In Maple Creek, Joseph Nicholson stands charged with attempted murder by poison. bail refused as court hears details of alleged poisoning plot and toxic powder found at a farm.
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Sergt
John Billings
D.C
Joe Stringer
Cofistebie Elliott
Pembroke
Game and Fisheries
Wegally
Eliott
Maple Creek
Joseph Nicholson
Moodie
Court of King’s Bench
Nicholson
Toronto
Hhim
Hector McQuarrie
McQuarrie
Cantelon
Piapot
Cantton
Warden
Business Men of Havre Stand Behind Medicine Hat Highway
Havre Montana business leaders endorse the Alberta Montana highway project linking Medicine Hat and Havre. They see roads as drivers of tourist traffic and profitable growth and pledge support after Rotary endorsement aligns with the Chamber of Commerce letter from M A Cory.
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Havre
Medicine Hat
Montana
M. A. Cory
I. Be, Buttrey
F. A. Buttrey Co
Vancouver Grain Trade Expands with Eight Ships In Port
Vancouver reports sixteen grain ships in port and eight alongside elevators loading cargo. Grain cars en route and on tracks in Western terminals totalled 3,014 yesterday. On Monday the Grain Exchange will inaugurate official trading in elevator runs.
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Vancouver
Silxteen
Deal Grain Exchange
UFA Calls for Medical Exam and 1921 Reform Debate
Calgary reports the United Farmers of Alberta end a convention with a push for a five year income tax average and removal of the supplementary tax. Debates over provincial bank plans and executive elections reveal party divisions and calls for unity, with remarks by Carl Axelson and Stephen Lunn highlighting internal strife.
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Calgary
United. Farmers of
Alberta
Wood
C. C. Reed
Asker
Reed
Soviet desecration of tsar tombs shocks Russian capital
Leningrad authorities opened the cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul tombs and removed Imperial jewels to local museums. Bolsheviks say relics hidden no longer serve a purpose and deserve public viewing. Notable tombs cited include Peter I, Catherine II, Nicholas I, and Alexander II. Total jewel value reported around 1 million dollars.
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Leningrad
Russia
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Peter
Katherine
Catherine II
Nicholas I
Alexander II
Plan by Scranton Times Adopted as Basis for Coal Talks
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers accepted the Scranton Times plan as the negotiating basis for the anthracite coal strike. Operators in Philadelphia rejected the plan saying it did not meet the situation after learning Lewis had accepted it for further talks.
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Scranton
John L. Lewis
United Mite Workers
Scranton Times
Philadelphia
Times
United Mine Workers
Roth Well Drilling Progress Slow Due to Water
Roth No 1 well work advances slowly as water in the hole remains, now at about 2870 feet. The borehole was jacked down to try to reach a firm layer to set casing and seal off the inflow. Vancouver January 22. Arrest of H G Goebell, a musician, at request of Alberta police, en route to face charges over forged cheques at Stettler, Alberta, announced.
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Roth No. 1
Vancouver
Albrta
H. G. Goebell
J. Holmes
Red Deer
Stettrer
Alberta
Plot Against Silviu and Cabinet Sparks Health Return Shakeup
A sudden decision by Rai to end a lengthy health recovery stay in Viera triggers a political flare up as alleged plotters including Khig Alexander and associates face scrutiny over the cabinet sidelines and potential reorganization.
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Eae Silviu
Rat
Alexander
Siffinste
Erro
Rai Ith
Viera
Seven Kinds of Love, Says Za chury in Chicago Address
Chicago January twenty second. Professor David Zachury of New York says American women and men must change roles or roles in business and government will shift. He outlines seven kinds of love based on attraction and repulsion including mate love and propinquity love, and notes most marriages are not blissful.
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Chicago
David Zachury
New York City
Cardinal Mercier Nearing Death in Brussels
Cardinal Mercier's death nears as he remains extremely frail in Brussels. Doctors prohibited visits today as his condition worsens with no nourishment except artificial support and he relies on reserve strength.
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Brupsels
Cardinal Merciex
Parliament Debates Address in Reply in Ottawa
In Ottawa the Commons resumed debate on the address in reply to the throne with a long list of speakers. F Rintret led off for the Liberals, followed by A A G Bury and F W Gershaw, with John Millar the sole Progressive speaker likely today. Robert Rogers returned after eight years, denouncing the throne speech as political fraud and contending raw Canadian materials flow to the United States and return as finished goods. He alleged directions to the railway commission in certain decisions, sparking a brief exchange with Ernest Lapointe. Rogers also urged care with rural credits to avoid offsetting Dominion funds against provincial debts, while N H Jenkins praised times in the island and maritime rights amid secession talks. Continued on Page Five.
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St. James
A. A. G. Bury
East Edmonton
F. W. Gershaw
Medicine Hat
John Millar
Qu’Appelle
Robert Rogers
House of Commons
Canada
United States
McKeown
Railway Commission
Rogers
Ernest Lapointe
Titovers
Myr Lapointe
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Lapointe
Stevens
JN. H. Jenkins
Queen's
P.E.T
Prince Edward Island
Canada's External Trade Active in 1925 Review Says
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics review notes Canada's commerce was vigorous in 1925 with exports nearly matching 1920 levels and total trade at 2,161,254,202 dollars. Imports for consumption and Canadian exports rose from 1924 to 1925, reflecting wartime and postwar price effects.
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Ottawa
Cubodlay Press
Tridy
Canada
Jack Rabbit Drive Report Covers Destruction and Shipments
A Newark tax farm is referenced in a brisk report about a week of activity called the Jack Rabbit drive. It notes the destruction of 2,600 items and mentions shipping the bits to Newark.
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K. Mweederonrn Yeporty
Newark
Progressive group presses details of Throne Speech proposals
Robert Forke Jr of the Progressive party and the Executive met Hon Ernest Lapointe in Ottawa this morning to seek specifics on forthcoming legislation. The Progressives aim to obtain exact proposals on rural credit and the Hudson Bay Railway, as agreed at yesterday’s caucus. The meeting took place in the Premier's office as Laurier House remains closed with Mr Kine ill.
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Ottawa
Canadian Press
Robert Forke
Progressive Party
Progressives
Ernest, Lapinte
Kine
Laurier House
Progressive Group
sKaft
Credity
Hudson Day Railway
Farmers migrate within southwestern Saskatchewan region
Migrant farmers from south of Leader move toward Hatton and west of Swift Current into Elstow Raymore and Quinton areas. About 400 families, many Russo German, have purchased land at 25 to 80 dollars an acre and travel with gear, heading to new farms by end of March. They come from the wet province and bring substantial equipment for mixed farming.
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Saskatoon
Leader
Hatton
Swift Current
Elstow
Raymore
Quinton
M. Bloomfield
Regina
Saskatchewabh
North Dakota
Wheat price decline in Winnipeg trading
Heavy liquidations and weak buying pushed wheat lower in Winnipeg. May price fell to 1.545 8 dollars, July 1.581 4, and October 1.86, with a belated rally trimming losses. Coarse grains eased as wheat declined, while the market faced selling by speculators and long holders. the auction catalogues and gallery notes appear garbled.
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Maye
Commission
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