Italia dirigible crew split as gondola fails in Arctic
Two Italia crew members were injured when the gondola snapped from its beam while drifting on Arctic ice near Spitzbergen. General Umberto Nobile and seven others were thrown to the ice as the gondola landed, with the group separated into two parties seeking Northeast Land and radio contact. Rescue efforts by shore, air, and sea continued as ice floes drift toward Barents Sea.
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London
Rome
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Citta: di Milano
Associated Preas
King's Bay
Arctic
Ita- Na
Northeast Land
North Pole
Lff
Cape Leigh’ Smith
Lan
Franz Josef Land
King Charles Island
Barents Sea
King’s Bay
Romanga
Citta di Milano
Nobile
Prince Carol 70 Fights Against Divorce
A Brussels dispatch to the Daily Mail says Crown Prince Carol of Roumania has engaged a Belgian lawyer to assist Roumanian lawyers in defending Princess Velen's divorce suit. Earlier reports warned that anyone aiding Carol in Bucharest could be guilty of lese majeste.
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London
Mall
Formén
Carel
Roumania
Bucharest
Velen
Carol
Duchess of Bedford Plans India Round Trip
Report from The Daily states the Duchess of Bedford, a nine year old, begins a round trip to India with the first leg completed. The piece notes initial delays and questions about the journey near Sofia, mentioning distances and places such as Xenia.
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Ager Duchess
India
Duchess of Bedford
Mob violence feared after Virginia killings report
In Berryville Virginia on June 10 rumors of mob violence against Henry C. Robinson, jailed for killing farmer John M. Johnston and his son Middleton Johnston, failed to materialize. Police say Robinson shot the men on Fort Royal’s main street after a prior automobile collision. A witness’s testimony and recent arrests influenced the case as authorities consider the risk to Robinson’s life.
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Berryvile
Henry C. Robinson
John M. Johnston
Virginia
Middleton
Robinson
Nglice
Fort Royal
Johnston
Robitaan
Smith
Market summary of wheat and grain on a quiet trading day
The report shows a mixed wheat market with declines of about 1 cent for the day while overall prices edged down from lows. Weather outlook favorable in Canada aided western markets with light scattered showers and generally higher temperatures limiting activity. Grain demand remained steady with good inquiry for select grains despite the quiet trading atmosphere.
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Liverpool
Canada
Ministers Propose Prorogation And Railways Vote
Ottawa reports the House of Commons carried the supply bill and fixed prorogation for 5 30 pm. MPs discuss Mennonite relief in Saskatchewan and potential cuts to fair grants. The $39 million railway vote passed before adjournment, with reductions sought for Tokio legation and Tariff Board chair wage.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
John Evans
U.F.A
Rosetown
Saskatchewan
Mexico
George
Perley
W. R
Can. Press
Canadian National Railways
R. B. Bennett
Tokio Legation
W. H. Moore
Tariff Board
Evans
House
W. E L. Moore
Matton
Trouble in Court Over Bar K Ranch Purchase
Calgary reports Knight Sugar Co. Ltd sues Wm. B. Webster of Los Angeles over a Southern Alberta land deal valued at around a quarter of a million dollars. Webster paid over $50 000 but withholds more, citing title defects and excess land. The Bar branch near Magrath is involved. case set for fall.
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Calgary
Knight Sugar Co. Ltd
Wm. B. Webster
Los Angeles
Jamieson
Canada
Hig
Plain Talk
New York
General Griesbach to Speak at Medicine Hat Banquet
Gen Griesbach commander of the Army and Navy Veterans Association will visit Medicine Hat tomorrow. He will arrive on Train No 1 at 9 35 pm be met and taken to the Assiniboia Hotel. He will give an address after the banquet at the Teahutboih Hotst which starts at 9 pm. Reservations must be made with Q Rimmer.
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Griesbach
Domlyon Presdent
Army and Navy Vet
Q. A. Rimmer
Ogy
Gen. Griesbach
The
Ory
Wheat Crop Looks Good After Recent Rains
Rains last week repaired damage from a long dry spell. Wheat has sprung to a strong look between the city and Elkwater Lake Norton with even growth and few weeds. Rye lags as heads appear 8 to 10 inches high. Last year rye was strong and many fields were reseeded. recent rains should sustain wheat for a couple more weeks.
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Elkwater Lake
Via
Norton
Drowning in Winnipeg River Tragedy Near Pine Falls
Mrs. Charles Harbottle and three children along with Jack Leppert drown when a large rowboat capsizes in a Winnipeg River squall near Pine Falls Manitoba. Eight aboard. others including Charles Harbottle and William Leppert family members survive after rescue by canoeists. authorities await recovered bodies.
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Winnipeg
Can
Charles Harbottle
Harbottle
Jack Leppert
William Leppert
Royal Bank
Pine Falls
Man
Eeight
Chas. Hayrbottle
Willian Leppert
Spencer Leppert
Willam Leppert
Crop Report Praises Rain Benefit Across Alberta
Alberta government crop report notes rains across large areas have eased drought anxiety. Fall wheat and rye in southern areas show reduced yields, while central and northern regions report good growth on summer fallow. Peace River district crops grow rapidly. 12 to 15 percent more acreage expected. Tree caterpillar damage noted. pastures and livestock in good condition.
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Department of Agriculture
Alperta
Edmonton
Thaeu
Peace River
Australian Monoplane Southern Cross Completes Trans Pacific Flight
The Southern Cross, piloted by Kingsford Smith and Ulm with two American crew, lands in Sydney after Oakland to Sydney flight of 7800 miles. The team plans a globe circuit next, with 5000 pounds parliamentary grant confirmed and praise from admirers.
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Sydney
Australia
Austr
Southern Cross
Ttheit
Oalkland
Calif
Ibourne
Melbourne
Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
Oakland
Cal
Charles Kingsford-Smith
C. Y T. Ulm
Pacific
Globe
Fces
Kingsford-Smith and
Ulm
George Wilkins
San Francisco
Arctic
Train Disaster Fatalities Reported After Boiler Explodes
Eyewitness accounts describe a train derailment where a boiler burst after a collision. Seventeen deceased at once, with eight more dying later, and many injured. Panic spread as passengers attempted to escape. nearby towns distant helpers aided survivors.
Arrested Alien Faces Deportation Proceedings
Acting on orders from immigration authorities, Sergt. Lai Igy arrested Alan Mathes on Friday. Mathews is being held for deportation.
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Sergt
Lai Igy
Alan Mathes
Mathews
No Pickerel or Perch Seen at Elkwater Yet
Supt W C Mapes and a party planted another million pickerel fry in Elkwater Lake while reporting no pickerel or perch netted during the outing. They hope the fish remain and locate segregated spots. pike may have moved or fed elsewhere. An 15 pound estimate was made for a large pike seen during trolling.
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Elkwater Lake
W. C. Mapes
Fort Qu’Appelle
A. P. Burns
A. C. Wade
C. H. Niles
J. F. Fisher
Walter Slater
A. J. N. Terrill
Mapes
Harry Smithert
Charley Burroughs
Stickle Backsy
Jead Alpkay
Will Mapes
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Prince Carol
Quiverne
D.D
Vancouver
Regina
J. T. Kergugon
Alta
United Church of Canada
Darwin
Hastern Canada
National Railways
Bennett
Gen
Pres. of
A. and
N. V. Assn
Assiniborg Hotel
Government Crop Report
Ameroiana
Puddinist Interests
Binal Gya
Allan Hancock
Elkwater
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