Florida arrest ends Regina fugitive escape in jungle cabin
Immigration officials announced the arrest of BG Peters once wanted in Regina Saskatchewan. He reportedly entered the United States via North Dakota last November and traveled through Washington to California before reaching Florida. Peters allegedly hid in a cabin near New Smyrna and made nightly excursions for food while writing coded letters from the New Smyrna post office. A seized shack contained knives an automatic organ ammunition and clothing likely stolen in Regina New Smyrna police and Florida officials provided the details of the capture.
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Dacksonville
Florida
Prgay Gration
Peters
Regina
Sask
New Smyrna
Petérsihi
New Myrna
Eters
Dakota
Washington
California
New Emyrna
Prohibitionists Form an Alberta District Association
The Medicine Hat District Prohibition group organized as an association at a Fifth Avenue church meeting. Officers elected include President N. T. Pollitt and Sec Treasurer J. T. Mills, with a long list of vice presidents and committee heads. A temperance rally closed the session with speeches by Rev. Hugh Dobson, H. H. Bull, and Dr. W. J. Wlclvol Elegenai and resolutions adopted urging a strong plebiscite campaign if a vote is called.
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N. T. Polilatt
Medicine Hat
Prohibition
Fifth Avenue
Hugh Dobson
Vancouver
H. H. Bull
Alberta
Colider
Dickie
Willamson
Westgate
Nesting
Miller
J. Sargent
Scragg
Blackburn
Morrow
Siebex
Cann
Knrickle
Turner
Deck
Stefids
McKignon
Messrs
Pollitt and
Kent
Esplen
Lou
Slaying and deaths in Alberta prompt inquest ruling
Edmonton reports no inquest will be held into the slaying and double death by own action at Waugh Alberta. Kenia Wales 18 and Mike Gill 22 died after Gill shot the girl then himself. Chief Coroner Dr E A Braithwaite arrived and ordered no inquest. funerals set for Thursday.
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Waugh
Edmonton
Kenia Wales
Mike Gill
Alberta
E A. Braithwaite
Gill
Diver Rescues Effort at Rivere Aux Outardes Crib
Divers Peter Trans remains submerged in crib work at Rivere Aux Outardes after a ceiling collapse. Rescue teams Quemmel Morency and Levis Begin traveled from Rimouski to Ontario Paper Company plant to saw him free, while air hoses keep him supplied as three shifts work at the scene.
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Quebec
C. P
Thea Curtis-Reid Aeroplanes
Rivere Aux Outardes
Peter Trans
Rimouski
Quemmel Morency
Levis Begin
Ontario Paper Company
Kiwanis Luncheon Promises Dinner Abstinence at Ice Carnival
Kiwanis members pledge not to eat Friday dinner if the Community Arena audience does the same. Herb Joslin, famed coffee maker, will provide hot dogs, Saratoga chips, and coffee at the Ice Carnival, served by Kiwanians led by Harold Scott. The event promises value for money and in-seat service to attendees.
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Kiwanis Club
Herb Joslin
Kiwanis
Herb
Saratoga
Harold Scott
Committal Motion Against Regina Jail Warden
Ottumwa Jan 29 The Canadian Press reports counsel for millionaire distiller Arry Bronfman seeks to commit the Regina jail warden for contempt of court for withholding Bronfman before Mr Justice Duff. The motion was adjourned to Saturday pending Bronfman’s appearance and attempt to purge contempt.
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Ottamwa
Can
Arry Bronfman
Regina
Ito
Bronfman
Justice Duff
Wap
Burée de Lefleur
K.C
Jnly
Strange Story From Toronto on Girls in the West
Miss Nellie Forman, with fifteen years in Saskatchewan, spoke at the Toronto Central Presbyterian Assembly about girls aged fourteen and fifteen being forced into arranged marriages with men they scarcely know. She described women as chattels, wives sent out to work whose wages go to fathers or fathers-in-law, noting marriage is their only day of real importance.
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Toronto
Nellie, Forman
Saskatchewan
Alberta Labor Delegation Pushes for Shorter Workweeks and Act Revisions
A Alberta labor delegation led by Fred J. White pressed Premier Brownlee for a six hour day in construction and extended minimum wage protections. They urged Mines Act reforms, age limits for underground workers, and broader coverage of Mothers Allowance and wage protections. The group warned of rising social program costs and sought public ownership development of natural resources.
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Edmonton
Legivlauien Wittel Vili
Fred J. White
Federation
Elmer H. Roper
P. M Christophers
M. L.A
Labor
Locky Mountain House
Andrew Smeaton
M.L.A
Lethbridge
Sam Sligo
Calgary
Fred
Smeed
J. B. Worsley
Max Adamson
Brownlee
George Hoadley
R. G. Reid
O. L. Me‘Pherson
Vernor W
Smith
J. F. Lymburn
Ile
Treasury
Goorness
Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller,’ Ohie of Thineg’ Inspécton and . Richard: Andrew Smith
Executive Council
Dirigible R-100 Returns After Record Flight
The R-100 dirigible, from Cardington England, completes a 53 hour endurance flight. It crosses the Channel to the Salily Isles then flies over Plymouth the Isle of Wight and the southeastern coast before returning to London in mist. The Times notes the crew's milestone and discusses the right to bear arms.
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Cardington
England
Southarnpar
Salily Isles
Plymouth
Isle
Dover
London
The
London Times
Tiga
Arma
Rumors Fly of Possible Alberta Election Plan
In Edmonton on January 29 rumors circulate that a June or July election may be announced after the upcoming session. Premier Brownlee’s party faces questions as he is asked by the Canadian Press about reports and possible opposition to the government program.
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Medicine Hat
Prohibition Association of
Alberta
H&s
Nquor
Prohibition Association
Canada
United States
House of Commons
Royal Compassion
Customs Service
Great Britain
U.S.A
Ontario
Strand
G. Howard Ferguson
Inset
London
England
Septimus Ward
Niagara
Sudbury
Edmonton
Erewhnelal
Ielention
Imediately
Premiat Brownlee
Fragmentary OCR Brief Sparks Mystery in Records
Readable fragments hint at a local archival note or notice with unclear context. Keywords include place names and numbers but essential facts are obscured, leaving investigators to decipher the original intent and event described.
Calgary pilot tests coast flight amid fog delay
W L Rutledge of Calgary, managing director of Rutledge Air Service, flew a Curtiss Robin toward Vancouver to test routes for Pacific Coast service. The test flight, with P J Brayne as secretary treasurer and a navigator, passed Kelowna before fog forced a return to Merritt. Rutledge planned to fly back today and speak at Medicine Hat about flight theory and new correspondence route updates.
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Thinute Carare
Solloway
Mille Co
Vancouver
Merritt
Couver
Rutledge
Atom
Calgary
Pacific Coast
W. L. Rutledge
Rutlaige ‘Air Service
P."j. Brayne
Kelowna
Pacific
Clarke
Medicine
Riggera
Donald
Madrid Mice Crisis Dominates Privy Council News
A fragmented 2004 report cites ongoing disturbance in Madrid as top political item. General and Premier figures are mentioned amid private discussions about Alfonso and security concerns.
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Madrid
Priva
Andy
Pata -Alfonso's
Hazardous Ski Trip Near North Base Records
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dangerous ski journey near a northern base. Details are unclear but suggest a mission or expedition encountered risks during descent. No formal names or dates are readable. Further text needed for precise identities and outcome.
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Eames Dee
Harold, Peters
O.ln
Tatfornia
U.S
B.N.A
T Regina
Dirigibee Mare
W.L. Rutledge
Ted
Oday
Af North
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