Rescue Efforts Expand as Italia Crew Stranded in Ice
At Spitzbergen on June 14 15 rescue parties from the Hobby and Braganza report three Italians including Prof Finn Malmgren saved from the ice near Northeast Land. General Nobile and five companions remain at Fayne Island with injuries and limited mobility as weather and pack ice hinder planes and aid.
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King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Kings Bay
Maligin
Finn Malmgren
Braganza
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
King’s. St Sidirten
Tope
Gener. Amerto
Fayne Island
Nicole
Natale Ceccioni
A. Mariane
Filippo Zapp
Nob‘’e
Cape North
Riiser-Larsen
Lier
Holm
Hobby
Riiser-Largen
Tandberg and
Noels
Cajye Plateau
North Cape
Beverly Sound
Dove Bay
Dr. Malmgren
Masked robbers steal 12000 from Buffalo cheese plant
Three gunmen held up Hasselbeck Cheese Company workers in Buff alo New York and escaped with over 12000 in cash and several thousand dollars in cheques. They forced assistant manager Clarence Neurcteur to unlock the strong box and fled unseen. police call the job the cleanest in years.
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Buffeto
N. Y
Hasselbeck Cheese Company
Clarence Neurcteur
Court fines for stealing rides on the CPR
J Breitner and M Dodds were charged at the A P P court yesterday afternoon with stealing rides on the CPR. They were each fined five dollars and costs.
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J. Breitner
M. Dodds
Court considers whether a spouse can sue for slander
In the Hill vs Hill case a Granum wife sues for judicial separation alimony and 1000 damages for slander by Nile Hill. The court reserved decision on whether spousal slander is actionable and whether English law barring such actions applies in the province.
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Othbridge
Justice Simmons
Supreme Court
Hill
Granum
J. D.matheson
K.C
Macleod
J. Carswell
Granam
A. Gladstone Virtue
Virtue
Paterson
Regina woman unanimously reelected president of W A Diocese
Mrs Peverett of Regina was unanimously re elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Diocese of Qu Appelle at the convention closing at St Barnabas church yesterday afternoon. She has held the post for twenty years with most officers re elected.
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Peverett
Regina
Qu’Appelle
St. Barnabas Church
Little Helpers
oPres
Harding
Man and Team of Horses Killed by Lightning
North Bay Ontario June 15 Olsén a Norwegian and a team of horses were instantly killed and 22 other men were stunned in a severe lightning storm near Mileage 76 on the James Bay extension of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario railway Olsen was killed while under a tree the horses were in the stable and the other men were scattered through the settlement all were members of the McLean Co construction works pushing the T and N O northward to James Bay.
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North Bay
Ont
O. Olsén
James Bay
Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway
Olsen
Little Settlement
McLean. Co
N. O
Many Island lake oil field expected activity this season
Vy Drazen after winter in California predicts considerable activity in the Many Island lake oil field this season. He expects some monument oil men to visit the field soon and plans to drill further himself.
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Drazen
California
Monument
Feld
Kid Hart Arrives as Boxing Card in Medicine Hat Set
Kid Hart and his manager arrived in Medicine Hat last night for a boxing card. Bob Lauder will be the third man in the ring and a fair decision is promised. Prelims start at 8 51 p m and the main bout around 9 80. Winnipeg promoters seek the winner for a later appearance to settle Western Canada featherweight championship disputes.
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Kid Hart
Bob Lauder
Bob
Medicine
New Italian Consul to Canada Named Cav. Uff. Margotti
Cav. Uff. Pio Margotti appointed Consul-General for Italy to Canada to succeed Dr. Bonardetti and brings twenty years in the Italian Consular service to the post.
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Canada
Uff
Pio Margotti
Italy
Bonardetti
Motherwell to Attend World's Dairy Congress in London
Ottawa reports Hon W R Motherwell Minister of Agriculture will sail from Quebec Wednesday to attend the World's Dairy Congress opening in London June 26. He will meet provincial representatives and study co operative marketing in Denmark Holland and Sweden and review Canadian wheat quality reports for possible production remedies.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
W. R. Motherwell
Quebec
London
Canada
Europe
Motherwell
Alberta Masons Elect New Grand Master and Officials
Calgary on June 15 reports the Grand Lodge of Alberta A F and A M elected Alex M Mitchell of Edmonton as Grand Master. J H W S Kemmis of Pincher Creek became grand secretary, succeeding the late S Y Taylor. Other officers named include Canon H Middleton deputy grand master and W H Chappell grand registrar. Next communication to be held at Lethbridge with invitations to Edmonton Jasper and Lethbridge. Norman Carruthers installed the officers.
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Calgary
J. H. W. S. Kemmis
Pincher Creek
Grand Lodge of Alberta
A.F
A.M
S. Y. Taylor
Kemmis
Alex. M. Mitchell
Edmonton
H. Middleton
Cardston
S. M. Sneddon
G. W. Kerby
Thomas Sharpe
W. H. Chappell
Blairmore
T. H. Cripps
Lethbridge
Jasper
Norman Carruther
Lacombe
George E. Cruickshank
Hillcrest
Two Toronto Residents Die by Despondency and Gas Incident
In Toronto Ontario on June 15, two deaths were attributed to despondency. Mrs. Percy Wood, 37, was found dead in her room with carbaric acid bottles nearby. Richard Lyuckgek, 57, was found with his head wrapped in a raincoat and gas jets turned on, life ended by exposure.
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Toronto
Ont
Percy Wood
Richard Lyuckgek
House of Commons rejects revised Church of England prayer book
By a 266 to 220 vote the House of Commons rejected the bishops altered revision of the Church of England prayer book. The debate drew crowded galleries and featured Sir William Joynson-Hicks opposing the revision, stating a change of doctrine beyond vestments.
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London
House of Commons
Church of England
Church Assembly
Parliament
Canterbury
York
Southwark
William Joynson-Hicks
House
Baldwin
Manchester
Part Of CNR Derailed Near Hanna By Washout
A Canadian National train derailed 26 miles west of Hanna due to a track washout from a cloudburst. The 6:30 pm departure from Calgary to Saskatoon and Winnipeg saw engine tender and several coaches derail at 11:35 pm with no injuries reported as passengers were already moving. Traffic to Hanna was restored expectedly by Friday afternoon.
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Calgary
Canadian National
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Hanna
Endlang
Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspectors tallied 740 carloads of wheat yesterday, compared with 196 last year. Contract wheat totaled 357 cars as part of the markets update.
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Winnipeg
Stabilization of Easter by British House
London June 16 The House of Commons adopted the Easter Bill to fix Easter on the Sunday after the second Saturday of April. Under the present system Easter falls on the first Sunday after the ecclesiastical full moon on or after March 21, with dates between March 22 and April 26. This year Easter was April 8.
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London
House of Commons
Limpy Cleaver in Chicago gun battle after Evergreen Park train robbery
Charles Limpy Cleaver, alleged Evergreen Park gang leader, wounded in a third Chicago shootout after escaping Wheaton County jail with four others. Companion Joseph Farina captured. Berry wounded. Three gang members still at large. Scene a warlike 40 acre field. 600 spectators watched the 50 minute firefight.
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Chicago
Charles
Cleaver
Evergreen Park
Wheaton County
Joseph Farina
Andrew Berry
Construction Starts on St. Peter's Church at Milk River
Following a congregation meeting at Siindky the St. Peter's Catholic Church began work on a new brick church. The structure will measure 26 by 60 feet with a basement currently being excavated. The milestone marks the start of the parish’s building project.
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Milk River Chure
Mik River
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Siindky
Church Leaders Reflect After Prayer Book Rejection
Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of England met at Lambeth Palace in quiet prayer following the House of Commons rejection of the latest revised prayer book by 266 to 229. They urged patience and abstention from anger as supporters of revision faced defeat, signaling a calm response to the debacle.
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Wondon
Bishore
Church of England
Lambeth Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
House of Commons
Alan
Canterbury
York
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