Heat Wave Relief Across Eastern States Ends
The New York weather report notes the six to eight day heat wave breaking as a northeast wind spreads relief. Fatalities totaled 149 in Philadelphia and over 1 400 across the East, with drownings and barn fires reported. Coney Island crowded as temperatures plunged from 100 to 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
New England
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Coney Island
Boston
Providence
Hudson
Relel
Middle West
Expedition to Relieve Amundsen Sets Kurs for Arctic Rescue
Aboard Jugertre the Norwegian government relief expedition speeds toward Spitzbergen at 103% knots. Seaplanes Fels and F-22 ready to pilot searches for Amundsen. Air crews described as quiet Norsemen hopeful but realistic about the chances. Lt Lintzonholm plans reconnaissance along the Arctic ice edge northeast of Itne's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Wisipiros
Spitzzbergen
Lintzonholm
Itne’s Island
Devastating Storm Wave Hits Mexican Isthmus Regions
Special dispatches report a catastrophic storm wave in the south centered on the Tehuantepec and Papaloapan rivers. Drowning deaths and widespread destruction left hamlets wiped out in Veracruz and Oaxaca areas with San Blas near Tesuantepec reported destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Vera Crag
Isthmus
Tehuantepec
Perros
Caxdca
Vera Cruz Tates
San Blas
Tesuantepec
Funeral gathering for W. G. Johnstone announced
Fy Division 822 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will meet in the Orange Hall on Tuesday June 15 at 1 45 pm to attend the funeral of the late brother W G Johnstone. Goaler Chief Engineer urges attendance and notes News columns as wide awake advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hall
W. G. Johnstone
Goaler
Liberal conventions set for nominations across Alberta towns
C R Mitshell announces Liberal Party nomination conventions for general elections. Gatherings will occur at Vermilion Manville Alexandra Kitscoty Pembina Barrhead Acadia Coronation Lawton Alberta Beach Gleichen Calgary Ridstone Lacombe Innisfail Whitford Stony Plain Hand Hills Manville High River Nigh River July 1. EB Fisher and Liberal lawmakers to attend and assist local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Mitshell
Liberal Party
Datas Vermilion
Manville
Alexandra
Kitscoty
Pembina
Barrhead
Acadia
Cereal
Coronation
Consort
Law St. Anne
Alberta
Beach
Gleichen
Cilgary
Ridstone
Czar
Lacombe
Innisfail
Whitford
Shandre School
Stony Plain
Hand Hills
Manna
High River
Mitchell
EB. G. Fisher
Children’s Shelter hosts visit by Al Barnes Circus
The Children’s Shelter of School were visited by the Al Barnes Circus Co. for an afternoon program. Children enjoyed the performance and the company provided a brief demonstration of circus skills for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Circus
Kiddles
Wwe
Guess: of
al, Barnes. Circus Co
Rainfall Boosts Prospects for Crops in Southern Alberta
Heavy rain across southern Alberta last night and today lifted crop prospects in the region. Reports from Canadian Pacific Railway offices show three hours of soaking showers from Iron Books to Maple Creek and north to Empress, with further light showers between Medicine Hat and Lethbridge. Total rainfall through the weekend is expected to reach about one inch, aiding crops though roads remained passable for motor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Iron Books
Maple Creek
Empress
Walsh
Dito
Millie
Selimer
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Paiga
Uasing Arrives for Irvine Community Well Casing
The 3,200 feet of six inch casing for the Irvine community well arrived today. Hauling to Many Ishlind is planned tomorrow with drifting work to start after delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Ishlind
Funeral for Late W G Johnston MLA
The funeral of the late W Johnston MLA who died suddenly at his home after 8 pm Saturday will be held from St Barnabas church tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Masons will perform the ceremonies at the graveside and reserve seating for Masonic and B of LE members. Hearse departs Nols funeral chapel at 2 10 pm, escorts from the Masonic Temple proceed to Fourth St and Sixth Ave where B of LW members join before the church. Citizens urged to park at top of Third St to avoid congestion. committee led by W M Henderson and Knight coordinates the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Johnston
M.la
St. Barnabas Church
B. of LE
Nols
Masonic Temple
Fourth St
Sixth Ave
Third St
HAT Lodge
Gur
W. G. Johnston
Sturgeon Lured and Landed Near Nelson At Kootenay Landing
A 164 pound sturgeon measuring 7 feet 6 inches was landed yesterday afternoon at Kootenay Landing by W T G Cos while fishing on a clothesline with bait of bees. The fish, seen near the landing previously, was brought to shore after a brief struggle and is exhibited in Pickard’s Fish store window. The fish is nicknamed Royal because of a historic Edward III edict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Kootenay Landing
W. T.G. Cos. Wan
Medicine Hat
Iure
Kootenay
Pickards
Coseman
Sirdar
Edward III
Indians From Montana to Join Canadian Allied Tribes
Macleod Alberta June 8 For the first time since the Blackfoot treaty of 1877 Western Plains Indians from Canada and Montana will gather at Macleod July 1 3 to celebrate. Enmities fade as Sioux Blackfeet Cree Sarcee Peigan Assiniboine meet on friendly terms. Elders recall past battles while youngsters form the Allied Tribes of Western Canada in the Macleod Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleod
Alta
Canada
Montana
Macleod Town
Western
Alberta man disappears in Montreal on trip to Europe
Peter Milne of Milne Bros lumber, Edgerton Alberta, and his brother David were in Montreal last week en route to Europe. They planned to sail on a liner after visiting the Regina. The brothers became separated. Peter is missing with about one hundred dollars on him and a bequest of roughly five hundred. They were staying at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Peter Milne Pee
Milne Bros
Edgerton
Alberta
David
Europe
Milne
Regina
Peter
AL G Barnes Four Ring Circus Opens In Tent Town Today
The largest wild animal circus in the world arrives with 1200 trained animals, dozens of California girls, riders on dancing horses, calipposes, and three tribes of American Indians. Crowds filled the streets as the circus unloaded from long lines of cars and coaches for a holiday performance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. G. Barnes
Cius
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Sharp Setback in Wheat on Winnipeg Exchange
Wheat prices on the Winnipeg Exchange fell sharply today with the July future down 41 cents as rains across the U S wheat belt and easing heat waves reduced demand. July dropped to 1 50 down 8c and July four lower at Lasie. Trading was quiet over the week end with selling pressure from longs and profit takers. Lower grades of Manitoba and Durum saw heavy selling while Winnipeg duty weakened against Chicago September. Liverpool cables closed slightly lower and coarse grain markets traded with easier prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Exchange
United States
Jies
Lasie
Durhys
Loeb Keeps Galking F Girl and Mother
Joliet June 8 Richard Loeb slayer of Bobby Franks remains under guard at Stateville prison with signs of insanity. Warden Whitman reports Loeb’s mind unbalanced with violence and periods of muttering profanity. Leopold, Loeb’s partner, expresses regret as doctors assess his mental state after measles illness and a reported breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Allan
Richard
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Dickie
Buddy
Reinhart
Geopold
Young Franks
Joliet
Richard Loch
State Penitentiary
Leopold
Robert Franks
Leob
John L. Whitman
Josephburg Records Rainfall in Provincial Memoir
James Robinson recorded Josephburg rainfall for ten years for the Provincial Government. He notes the heaviest daily total was 3.67 inches on June 2, 1966, during a six hour storm. Other figures reference Regina’s 234 inch event and mention local police and a doctor observing rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Regina
Medicine Hat
Robinson
Josephburg
J Hargrave
Sergt. MacLean
Britain pledges Rhine frontier security under Versailles terms
Paris dispatch reports that Britain guarantees security of the Rhine frontier as per the Versailles treaty and will treat violations of territorial clauses as a cause for war. Britain offers to place forces at France and Belgium to ensure Rhine security, but not extend guarantees to Germany's eastern frontiers between Poland and Czecho Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iavas
Gertevn
Aygausitips
Aunt Great
Britain
Todayy Foreign Min
Bria
Ialt
Great Brita
France
Belgium
Rhine
Germany
Fuland
Czecho-Slovakhi
Solice Court Marten Stealth Ride Case At A P Court
George Marten appeared before Magistralis at the A P court this morning. He was sentenced to ten days' imprisonment for the stealth ride on the Canadian Pacit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marten
Pacit
Magistralis
Hospital Board Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Evening
The General Hospital Board regular monthly meeting is postponed from this afternoon to tomorrow at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board
General Hospital Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wavie
Dominion
Arctic
South
Cnalewigeelage
Uasing
Nelson B.C
Jabeer
Ontario
Crow’ S Nest
Town
Mac'cod
Mike Mountain’ Horse
Antelope
Dan Path Makey
Sintaluta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Agricultural College
Cypress Hills
The
Bloods
Galking
Solice Court
J Ik Benadin
Supreme Court
Worning
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!