Rebels Threaten Mazatlan as Key Path to Mexico City
Mexico City dispatch reports the rebel forces pressing toward Mazatlan on the west coast while federal troops under Calles advance toward Torreon. If Mazatlan falls, rebels could outflank Calles toward Nayarit Guadalajara and Mexico City. About 1,300 Baja California troops defected, and Adolfo Dela Huerta’s followers are joining the rebels. General Estrada of Obregon’s war cabinet is said to join operations in Zacatecas.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Escobar
Calles
Torreon Canitas
Hapeecas
Alogr
Sinaloa
Cruz
Mazatlan
Nayarist
Guadalajara
Almazan
Baja
California
Gulf of California
Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Adolfo Dela Huerta
Mexico
Montero
Estrada
Prisoner Hurt In Leap From Speeding Train
Regina March 11 Fred Grams Lang farmer who escaped a guard and leaped from a train at 85 miles an hour near Rouleau is in Regina hospital with severe bruises a possibly broken rib and injuries to his arm hip and head. X rays will check for fractures. Grams arrested on a charge of attempted murder after striking his wife with a hammer. He was to appear at Lang for a preliminary hearing. Mrs Grams recovering and ready to testify.
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Regina
Fred Grams
Lang Farmer
Rouleau
T. A. Morrison
R.C.M.P
Grams
Mounted Police
Lang
D. C. Byers
Byers
Mr. Singleton
C. McMillan
Martin
Weyburn
General Hospital
Trotsky Moved To Hotel Quarters In Constantinople
Leon Trotsky exiled former Soviet war chief has been moved from the Soviet consulate to a hotel in Constantinople. His wife and son accompany him. He is said to pledge not to organize demonstrations, with guards still present, suggesting a possible departure from Turkey.
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Constantinople
Leon Trotsky
Fera
Turkey
Nim
Doctors Charged After Drunk Operation In Elizabethtown Case
Two Elizabethtown physicians Pinson and W H Lonyi Hiré are jailed on murder charges after the death of 12 year old Robert Grindstaff of Sciotha. The men allegedly performed an operation for appendicitis while intoxicated.
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Johnson City
Mar
Elizabethtown
Robert Grindstaff
Sciotha
Here
Anmendieitias
Pinson
H. Lonyi
Russian Peasant Problem Serious in Soviet Report
Moscow reports say Soviet officials deny Stalin is in danger but acknowledge a serious peasant problem due to rising rural demand for civilization goods. Abroad rumors that Nikali Bucharin resigned Pravda editorship and Communist Internationale presidency over a coup charge are dismissed as nonsense.
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Moscow
Stalin
Nikali Bucharin
Pravda
The
Communist Internationale
Killed When Auto Hits Pole in Victoria
A car on Richmond Avenue in Victoria sideswiped a telephone pole late last night killing Jack Turton instantly. Walbert Kettle and Thomas Wood were injured and hospitalized. The incident occurred as the vehicle veered off the street.
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Victoria
Mar
Richmond Avenue
Jack Turton
Walbert, Kettle
Thomas Wood
Switchman Killed In Calgary Yards
Calgary record states A W Herbert 88 of 1635 Second Avenue Northwest died when the wheels of an engine tender passed over his body on top of the subway at First Street West Sunday morning. The exact cause is unknown though it is believed he slipped while trying to jump onto the tender after throwing the switch to shunt the engine.
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Calgary
A. W. Herbert
Second Avenue Northwest
First Street West
Herbert
Oldest New England Woman Dies in Burlington at 108
Angelena Willette aged 108 died in Burlington Vermont reportedly the region’s oldest woman. Born October 8 1820 in St Denis Quebec she had resided here for over fifty years leaving a son and three daughters as survivors.
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Burlington
Angelena Willette
New England
Stock Watering Places on the Range
L B Thompson from the Dominion Range Experimental Station at Manyherries Alberta outlines the development of stock watering places in dry Alberta and Saskatchewan. It covers springs drilled wells and reservoirs, reservoir construction, evaporation losses, dam foundation, soil suitability, weed control, spillways and turfing to prevent erosion.
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L. B. Thompson
Dominion Range
Manyherries
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Dominiong Range
Mamyberries
Aas
Ohio Priest Shot by Married Woman at Church Door
Canton Ohio March 11 A priest Rev Father Joseph AtcRiccardi 34 was shot at the doorway of St Anthony s church after mass and died at the hospital. The woman Mrs Mmie Guerrieri 27 was arrested denied bail and questioned by Prosecutor Henry W Harter Jr. no motive or charges yet.
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Canton
Ohio
St. Anthony's
Joseph AtcRiccardi
Mamie Guerrieri
Henry W Harter, Jr
Starkoounty
England Scores 519 Runs in First Innings
Melbourne March 11 England piled up 519 runs in the first innings as Australia began its fifth test with 152 for 2 at stumps. Woodfull stood firm with 78 not out while Leyland raised his Saturday total from 110 to 137 before being out to Fairfax.
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Melbourne
Australia
C.P. Cable
England
Woodfull
Leyland
Fairfax
Misfortunes Strike Victor Archibald in Ontario Accident
Misfortune dogs Victor Archibald of Toronto as burning asphalt from a construction site fallen on his feet and legs near London, Ont. He was taken to a Toronto hospital by Fred Burnell whose car was forced off the road and overturned. Archibald suffered a scalp cut and bruises while Burnell had only minor injuries.
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London
Ont
Victor Archibald
Toronto
Fred Burnell
Sarnia
Archibald
Burnell
Marshal Foch in less satisfactory condition in Paris
Paris reports Marshal Foch remains under care with fluctuating temperature but no relapse, physicians say. In New York Albert E Davis a Bronx real estate man collapsed at his desk and lay unattended for ten hours before police found him. a phone rang nearby for hours as his family sought help.
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Marshal Foch
Paris
New York
Sricken
Albert E. Davis
Bronx
Miller charged for stealing ride awarded thirty days
P. C. Miller faced the police court this morning for stealing a ride on the C P R and received a sentence of thirty days imprisonment.
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P. C. Miller
C.P.R
Winnipeg Wheat Car Inspections Decline in Year Over Year
Winnipeg reports 200 wheat cars inspected this year versus 400 last year, with contract grades at 400. Officials note ongoing adjustments in grading and throughput.
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Winnipegz
Record turnout urged for Medicine Hat dinner
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association reports a likely record turnout for Friday dinner. They anticipate over 150 extra covers and greater country attendance, with reservations from Manyberries and a Buffalo meat delivery from Wainwright. Fresh fish from Qu Appelle Lakes is due Wednesday. Tickets should be secured by Wednesday to aid feeding plans. Attendance open to non members.
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Manyberries
Wainwright
Qu’Agpelle Lakes
Saskatchewan
Public Library Reopens in New Stand at Bank Building
The Public Library reopened today in the former Bank of Montreal building at Third and South Railway streets. The brighter space features a front reading room, a barrier separated juvenile department, portable book fixtures, and a central office-repair area with a new layout to streamline check-ins and viewing of books.
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Public Library
Bank of Montreal
Third
Inne Library
Prof Row an to Speak at Chamber Meeting
Prof Rowan will substitute for ill Dean Howes to speak on Riddles of Bird Life at the Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Assiniboia Hotel Thursday evening. The public is invited and reservations should be made with Secretary Huckvale. Also noted is the recovery of an unidentified woman's body from the Niagara River above Niagara Falls.
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Dean Howes
Chamber of Commerce
Assiniboia
Prof
Rowan
Fish and Game Association
Huckvale
Niagara River
American Falls
End of Week Expected to Close Alberta Legislature Session
Edmonton March 11 The Alberta Legislature begins what may be the last session week with key debates on power resources and several resolutions still to discuss. The Trackways Bill and a new School Act stage motions, while prorogation is hoped for by March 20. Continued on Page Five.
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Edmonton
Jos. T. Shaw
K.C
O. L. McPherson
Hector Lang
Liberal
Medicine Hat
Education
George H. Webster
Calgary
Alberta Gazette
D. C. Bretton
U.F.A
Teduc
Perren Baker
A. B. Clapple
1.F.A
Didsbury
Brownlee
Banff National Park
Maxwell of Far North on Rescue Work
Capt. Roy W. Maxwell head of Ontario Government flying service left Lake Ramsay bound for Cochrane to join a physician and then go to Moose Factory to aid Rev. G. Morrow, seriously injured. He flew via Remy Lake after stopping in Sudbury and endured heavy snow storms. The gypsy Moth plane is equipped with skis.
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Sudbury
Ont
C.P
Roy W. Maxwell
Ontario
Lake’ Ramsay
Cochrane
Moose Factory
G. Morrow
George Gill
Maxwell
Remy Lake
Here
Camp Borden
Fire at King E Avard Hotel Kills Fourteen in Victoria
A blaze at the King E Avard Hotel in Victoria Hong Kong killed fourteen people including two Europeans a United States sailor a Japanese woman and four Chinese. The report notes the hotel fire occurred in the British settlement with a list of victims. Weather notes follow with ports and forecasts for western Canada and Pacific coast cities.
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Victoria
Hongkong
King E.avard
United States
Dunning Rumored Illness Delays Commons Return
Ottawa March 11 minister of railways and canals A A Dunning was confined at home over the weekend with illness and feared appendicitis. His condition improved and he expects to be back in the House of Commons within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
A. Dunning
Elouse of Commons
Population growth in Chicoutimi reaches 11,720
Chicoutimi Quebec now has a population of 11,720, a gain of 4,500 in ten years. The town’s 1918 population was 7,200.
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Chicoutimi
Quebec
Geo Ross Advocates Feeding Calves on Irrigated Farm
Lethbridge March 9 George Ross a Southern Alberta rancher in St Kilda urges a cooperative calf feeding plan with irrigation farmers. Ranchers supply standard calves. farmers feed them through winter then calves sold or shared profits. The scheme would require shelter and mixed feeds including sugar beets oats barley and alfalfa. Ross cites benefits of finishing stock locally and notes Saskatchewan government tests with calf clubs provide useful data.
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Lethbridge
George Ross
Alberta
St. Kilda
Nve
Ross
Mr. Ross
Illinois
Colorado
Texas
Mr‘Ross
Ross Ranching Company
Saskatchewan
College
of Agriculure
Saskatoon
Montana
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City of Mexico
Gen. Calles
Trotzky
Daytona Beach
Fla
H. O. D. Segrave
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Chevy Chase
Washington
White House
Mr. Victor Archibald
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
South Railway and Third Streets
C. of
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Vancouver
Dunning
Geo. Ross
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