Vancouver Police Handle Gun Duel After Car Theft
Early Friday a Vancouver-Railway area shooting ended with Wilcox fatally wounded and his companion captured after a chase from Oakalla jail. Chief Devitt led police to the scene with five constables, engaging two armed men in a sedan.
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Uurnaby
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Dene
Edmonton Legislature Debates Open Market for Provincial Issues
Allegations and denials marked a bitter Friday sitting as Liberal W R Howsett urged that provincial issues be sold in the open market rather than through a fiscal agency. He accused Conservative leader D M Duggan of deception tied to East financial firms. The Speaker ruled on debate limits as Duggan responded, urging economy in government operations.
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Edmonton
Makinig
W. R. Howsett
Howson
D. M
Duggan
Conservative
Brownlee Aga
Mr. Howson
Pete
Paralyzed Twins Crave Death in Chicago
Chicago ailing twins Thomas and Stephen Hall, both 21, paralyzed by Frederick's paralysis, drank poison together after six months of suffering. They planned to die to end their burden on family and sought a possible recovery, then surrendered to fate at their dining room table. Their mother supported them until the act.
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Chicago
Ill
Thomas
Stephen’ Hall
Col- Rapper
Frederick
Stephen
Patrolman and Trooper Kill Two Bandits in Garage Break-In
Detroit report says Patrolman Charles Chedester shot and killed Emory Young and wounded Olean Robinson while stopping a garage burglary. Both suspects had prior arrests and were identified by fingerprints. Separate Joliet riot at the state penitentiary as 1,500 convicts breached yard and took refuge.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles Chedester
Emory Young
Olean Robinson
Joliet, Ills
State Penitentiary
Redcliff Woman Injures Self Threatens Daughter
Mrs. Charlotte Hodges, 47, of Redcliff, is hospitalized in Medicine Hat after a gash to her throat and a suicide attempt involving iodine. Her 16 year old daughter Joyce escaped, sought medical help, and the doctor found the mother bleeding with a butcher knife nearby. The husband, a veteran, was notified and awaiting return.
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Charlotte Hodges
Redcliff
Medicine Hat Hospital
Sergt. Allen
A.P.P
Joyce
Pr. E. C. Ward
Hodges
Parliament in Ottawa adjourns after deaths and sympathy motion
Ottawa rushes through formal proceedings as Parliament adjourns on Friday after a royal death and a motion of sympathy for King. Premier Bennett leads tributes, with opposition leaders and independent members weighing in before adjournment until Monday afternoon.
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Ottawa
Oppuslation
Robert Gardiner
U.F.A
Acadia
Independent
Victor Pokteous
North Grey
Corfer
Restouche-Madinasky
Macenzie King
Diptheria Strain Hits Barrow Alaska Amid Hospital Overcrowding
In Barrow Alaska the diphtheria outbreak intensified with 34 serious gas injuries and the sole hospital overwhelmed. Dr Henry Greist and staff fought back with renewed effort and extra antitoxin as the disease spread rapidly and some patients faced possible death.
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Barrow
Alaska
Henry
Greist
Alberta association elects officers and backs certified heating
Delegates to the Alberta Association of Domestic Sanitary and Heating Engineers elected Joseph Marsh of Medicine Hat as president and Duncan Campbell as secretary treasurer. Medicine Hat will host the next convention. They endorsed introducing certified heating in the province to guarantee correct installations and discussed sanitary facilities at parks and youth apprenticeships with prizes to encourage technical training.
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Medicine
Hat
Alberta
Lethbridge
Lembridee
Jospeh Marsh
Medicine Hat
Fred. Hick
Duncan. Campbell
U.S
Department’ of Health
Austrian Government Defeated in Parliament Refuses to Resign
Vianna March 14 The Austrian Government was defeated in Parliament by a Socialist fascist backed vote on a measure allowing the post office savings bank to buy sell and invest in shares and foreign exchange up to 40 percent of deposits The government called the defeat a snap division but refused to resign despite the loss.
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Vianna
Associated Press
Gaving
Moose Concert at Empress Theatre Promises Evening Talent
Local notices announce a Sunday night program at the Empress Theatre featuring Mrs H Mathews and Mrs a oO Duggan with Mr S DeVies Lieut Gate Paul Knapper and Merle. The Moose Film is also listed with reservations and a right of action noted.
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A Oo
Duggan
S.devies
Paul’ Knapper
Merle
Ae Moose Film
Constable Resigns Transfer Teed By Department
The resignation of Constable Ces M M aed oF fane'te ies he of leads fan fargat points in the Maen Hat sub division and mentions a transfer to Hitias while Constable Bayi aca will take over at Retlaw. The move becomes effective at the end of the month.
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A.P.P
Ces
Fan Fargat
Bayiag
Ataa
Hitias
Bayiaca
Queen's University Fire Destroys Arts Building
A blaze at Queen's University in Kingston damaged the new Arts building connected to Grant Hall. Smoke poured from the location as fire crews fought the flames, with fears of total destruction and the cause traced to debris near the elevator shaft.
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Kingston
Bire
Neep
Grant
Queen's University
Grant Hall
Siidante
River tragedy details emerge after bus crash and plane peril
Disjointed OCR notes describe a river incident near Elk Lake Ontario in March. A bus crash badly wrecked a vehicle and a pilot was injured as downriver aviators once rested on a storehouse. children playing on the ice were avoided.
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Elk S Lake
Childeen
Lee
Booth
Tsilane
Nor’ Ithe
Mesaree
Inauguration of British Empire Trade Channel Remarks
The speaker cites reciprocal trade as key to global revival and notes Spanish interference as a hindrance. Argentina’s response influences prospects for renewed industrial exchange and broader economic ties.
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Buenos
Aires
H.R. Mi Bias Brice
Wales
Bie
Indoesia Ragert
Prince's Exhibition Visit Recalled with Formal Thanks
A fragmentary report recalls a long-ago royal visit and the formal thanks given by officials. The text references a past exhibition, a monarch’s stay abroad, and a later acknowledgment of hospitality and decorum. The garbled lines hint at official speeches and civic responses to the event.
Distillers and authorities discuss a legal action notice
Ottawa report outlines a court or corporate dispute filed on March 14 involving four distillers and a guarantee related to an appointment. Proceedings reference a ban on execution and a cover by a corporation.
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Cain Radia Presa
Ladies 8 Ltd
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