Storm of Cyclonic Proportions Sweeps Eastern Coast
New York reports a cyclone like storm sweeping the Atlantic coast from Florida to New England with high winds and snow. Seven lives lost in New York City Philadelphia and damage wide, Virginia and New Jersey struck hardest, ships in port as small boats wallowed in the bay.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Atlantic
Florida
New England
Tle
New York City
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Long Island
Dead Body Found In Auto In Chicago
Mrs. Delle Browne Overberk Gaertner, a former cabaret singer and divorced by William Gaertner, is arrested after police discover the body of Robert Law, 22, an automobile salesman, shot in a car near her home. A discharged pistol owned by Gaertner is found with the body. she claims they were driving when a shot rang out and Law collapsed. Police say the car windows show no sign of a break-in.
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Chicago
Delle Browne Overberk Gaertner
William Gaertner
Robert Law
Law
Gaertner
Battle of
Ein
Pisto Law
Dread Disease May Be Beaten
Toronto reports a New York dispatch on a Canadian doctor’s cancer serum. Dr. Thoms A. Glover’s return and his serum for cancer are anticipated, with claims of segregating cancer germs and achieving complete cures in various institutions.
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Glover
Toronto
A. J. Secon
Butte. Mont
New York
Toronto St. Today
Thoms A. Glover
Phar der. Glover
Mo J. Scott
United States
Scott
Rosedale Country Club House Destroyed in Fire
Toronto reports a fire at the Rosedale Country Club house on the St. Andrew's College grounds. The landmark structure burned to the ground early this morning with contents mostly lost, though official estimates were not yet complete.
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Toronto
Rosedale Country Club
St. Andrew's College
Welcome Snowfall Noted By City Readers
Snow began earlier and continued until noon with about two and a half inches of snow. The brief fall is expected to benefit the dry land by adding water to the soil.
Western Canada Oil Interests Plan Expanded Alberta Drilling
The Sarnia Oil & Gas Co and allied interests in southeastern Alberta plan extensive development this season with British backing. They will operate with Canadian-American Oil & Gas Co and Medicine Hat Development Co, controlling about 14 000 acres around Mang Island Lake with wet gas at 1200 1500 feet and dry gas at 900 1200 feet. The project includes a gasoline extraction plant and carbon black production with six furnaces shipped from Dayton to Medicine Hat. Helium extraction possibility may add future plant needs.
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Ais
America
Canada
Canadian West
Sarnia Oil & Gas Co
Alberta
Sesson
Sarnia Obi & Gas Co
Dayton
Ohio
Pittsburg
Medicine Hat
Orduna Raid by Federal Officers Seizes Drugs
New York March 12 Agents of the Federal narcotic division boarded the S S Orduna arrested eight crew members including two officers and seized ten thousand dollars worth of alleged whiskey and morphine in a narcotics raid.
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Orduna
New York
Federal Narcotic Division
S.S. Orduna
Classified Ads Prove Quick Sales in The News
The brief notes promote classified advertising as the fastest way to reach customers, touting The News as the ideal outlet for quick sales and notices.
Detroit coffee house wrecked in downtown bombing
A dynamite blast at a downtown Detroit coffee house injures thirty people, with two buildings damaged and windows shattered for blocks. The cause of the bombing is not known and no serious injuries reported.
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Detroit
Alleged Flaw In Union Petition Reported In Ottawa
The Presbyterian Church Association opposed to organic church union with Methodists and Congregationalists argues the petition for the church union bill is technically defective. It notes the petition is filed in the name of the church’s chief officers while the moderator lacks corporate status. Robert Corke, Progressive reader, plans to introduce the bill in the House as a private member.
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Presbyterian Church Association
Methodist
Congregational Churches
Foot
Chrysler
Presbyterian Church
Dro Aired Gandier
Toronto
Moderata
Robert Corke
Progressive Reader
Veterinary surgeon pleads guilty to morphine selling
Maren Schmenuton and Conrad C Gouin faced police court today as Gouin admitted selling morphine. He received a $10 fine and a six month sentence with hard labor suspended for one year, and said he will leave Canada. Premier Taschereau opposed an embargo on exporting a Canadian food.
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Schmenuton
Maren
Premier Taschereau
Quebec
Canada
127 Bodies Removed From Utah Mine
Castlegate Utah March 12 The dread removed from the Utah Fuel Company mine Number Two has reached 7 early today leaving 6 men of the 173 entombed by explosions unaccounted for Hope for their safety is long since aban doned The work of removing bodies was hampered by obstructions and by water due to failed pumps The first funerals were held today.
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Castlegate
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
Uhe
Sales tax debate dominates CMA meeting at Narmonton
R N McCormick of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association tells CMA members in Narmonton that the new sales tax raises living costs and burdens manufacturers, farmers and home builders while urging further study of the tax's impact and noting international trends.
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R. N. McCormick
C.M.A
Dominion
R. McCormick
Toronto
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Assiniboia Hotel
A. F. Andrews
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Italy
South Africa
McCormick
J. J. Carpenter
Prairie
Canadian Manufaturers’ Association
West
Moose Jaw
Regina
Brandon
Track Wheat Prices Probe Highlights No Central Authority
Royal Grain Commission hearings reveal no single source for daily track wheat prices. Multiple groups provide price guidance without penalties for inaccuracy. responsibility for mispricing falls on bond terms and individual agents. The inquiry examines elevator practices, holds, and car identities amid disputes involving Alberta producers and grain companies.
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Winnipeg
Royal Grain Commission
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Iso
United Grain Growers
Santiago S S Santiago Lost After Sinking Near Cape Notterasy
Twenty six crew members of the steamer Santi aze reported missing after the vessel sank sixty miles south of Cape Notterasy. Officials said a wireless from the steamship Cissy said eleven survivors were found on a fireboat, with no other vessels sighted.
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New York
Santlize
Cape Notterasy
New York and Cuba Steamship Company
Cissy
Negotiations Over Tateekhame Tomb Collapse in Egypt
Cairo reports that talks for a peaceful solution to the Tateekhame tomb dispute have broken down. The Egyptian government reportedly withdrew its concession offer to Countess Carnarvon to continue work begun by her late husband. A court remark by the Carnarvon trustees’ lawyer triggered the collapse, referencing action by public works and Merotian ministers on bandits.
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Cairo
Egypt
Tateek
Bomb Explodes at British Legation in Athens
Athens March 12 A bomb exploded at the entrance to the British legation causing material damage and injuring no one Greek officials believe the incident was staged to discredit the government.
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Athens
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