Indictments Charged in Typhoid Murder Case
Chicago march indictments allege William D Shepherd and Charles F Faiman conspired to inject typhoid germs into William N McClintock foster son and heir. State's Attorney Crowe filed formal indictments with charges of murder by typhoid germ inoculation and related poisons.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Charles F. Faimn
William N. Mclintock
Shepherd
Chieaxo
Nelson McClintock
Charles F. Farman
McClintock
Crowe
Dr. Faimiain
Will
Robert White
Dr. Faiman
White
Fatman
Faiman
Joho B P. Marchand
Yowre
Vaimman
McOintock
Lopkins
Ceriminal Court
Fainan
Contessea
Attearveyv
Hilly McClintock
Entombed Miners Fearful Await As Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescue teams drill through Mine 41 near Fairmont West Virginia three miles west of town as they search for 34 miners trapped by a massive blast. HM Lamble and a partner reached the stable of the mine horses but found no sign of the entombed workers and reported bad air and extensive debris. Officials from nearby mines organize to explore distant headings while anxious families gather above ground.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Mareh Ts
Lamble
West Virginia
Fire damages multiple Burns Lake stores and post office
A morning fire at Burns Lake BC badly damaged Robb’s hardware Aslin’s general store O K Cale post office government telegraph office and drug store. The Royal Bank building also burned but was believed savable telegraphic equipment had been removed to allow continued communication
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Princesport
Burns Lake
Robb's
Aslin's
O. K. Cale
Government
Drus
Royal Bank
Secretary Jardine Orders Wheat Market Investigation
Washington March 14 Secretary Jardine instructed the Gratia Futures Administration to begin an immediate probe into the sharp swings in wheat prices and the factors driving the volatility. The move aims to quell instability and protect market integrity and farmers.
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Washington
Jardine
Gratia Futures Administration
Wheat King Says No Land Like Dominion
J C Mitchell of Dahinda Saskatchewan, dubbed the world wheat champion, returns to Canada from a three month visit to England. He spoke to large crowds there, noting his birth in England but praising Canada as the land of promise and urging others to head west for success and happiness.
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Ottawa
J. C. Mitchel
Dahinda
Sask
Bngland
England
Mitcnell
Mitchell
Chicago
Mosh
Marquis Curzon’s Critical Health Update Report
Bulletin at 3 pm shows Marquis Curzon in extremely critical condition with early signs of line complications. Lords reports say his state has worsened and not reassured officials. King George’s physician Dr. Dawson joins in the concern as the House notes grave prospects.
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Laidan
Marquis Curzon
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
Viscount Caye
Lord Dawson
King George
Lord Cave
Preston says only government can fight freight combine
W T R Preston told the Toronto Liberal association that the steamship combine is too powerful for private action. He urged a federal subsidy to crush the cartel, noting Australia and South Africa discussed the hopelessness of resistance and that Ottawa must act to cut ocean freight rates by about a third.
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Toronto
Toronto Men’ Liberal Association
W.T. R. Preston
Ottawa
Australia
South Aftiica
Petersen Company
Canada
Preston
Bulls Drive Wheat Prices Higher In Markets Rally
Winnipeg wheat prices rebounded after a sharp drop with May at 1.67 1/2, up 11 cents from Tuesday. Futures for other grains rose, exporters returned, and rye and wheat sales topped 3,000,000 bushels overnight as demand improved and cash activity increased.
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Winnipeg
Goteber
Shorts
Lues
Liverpool
Seaboard
Manitoba Winter judging yields top placers in car classes
In Winnipeg, J. Tate of Warren Manitoba won first prize in heat fifteen for car class judging at the Manitoba Winter show. R. Pieming of Calgary took second with fifteen Herefords, J. Hengerson of Lacomb placed third with Aberdeen Angus groups, Thomas Wishart of Portage la Prairie was fourth, and R. J. Phin of Moosomin was fifth.
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Portage Ja” Prairie
Man
R. J. Phin
Moosumin
Sask
Awful Conflagration Destroys Buildings in Northern Tokio
A massive fire in northern Tokio today left about twenty thousand homeless and prompted troops to tear down homes to halt spread. By night, 3 000 structures were lost, with unestimated casualties and continued chaos as residents fled with belongings.
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Tokio
Adventurous Prof George Had Eventful Career
Prof George Had eventful career died suddenly at 7 30 pm after a walk with W J McLean in Calgary He was 61 born in Birmingham England and spent ten years in the Klondike before joining the Federal Immigration Department as a travelling inspector His funeral will be conducted in Calgary by the Mazon He leaves a wife three children and a brother in Los Angeles.
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Arnold’ Franklin George
First Avenue
Sunnyside
Calgary
Yukon
Cecil Hotel
George
Immigration Department
T. Traverkate
Third Street
W. J. McLean
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. McLean
Toronto Street
Prof
Reuben Bulger
Third St
Bulger
Haverkate
Dr. Gershaw
Prof. George
Gershaw
Patrick
Calgary Kiwanis Club
California
Canada
Federal Immigration Department
Medicine Hat
Los Angeles
Heavy damage suit filed against C N R and MacDonald hotel
Edmon ton March 18 A claim for 150000 was filed in the supreme court on behalf of Ber ha Pearl Knight widow of Albert M Knight. The action names Canadian National Hotels and Canadian National Railways proprietors of the MacDonald hotel as defendants over the fatal December 20 accident.
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Edmonton
MacDonald Hotel
M. Knight
Supreme Court
Berha Pearl Knight
Albert M. Knight
Canadian National Hotels
Canadian National Railways
Hewitt Dominates Barred Rocks Pen Contests
J J Hewitt's pen of Barred Rocks leads the egg laying content in the ongoing contest. He has topped all local entries since the start and each of the past three weeks, drawing fine pens from several experimental farms.
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J. J. Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Successful Wolf Drive at Edmonton Farms Threatened
A cryptic news item from Edmonton reports a wolf drive near the farm area. Details are garbled but indicate farmers faced attacks and extended safety measures amid fear of more incidents. The text references March dates and local officials, though specifics are unclear.
Grain inspections report from Winnipeg station
Wheat inspections for March 1 show 453 cars inspected yesterday, including 197 contract grade, down from 483 cars a year earlier. Coarse grain totals reached 162 cars, compared with 215 last year.
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Winnipeg
Trujillo Destroyed by Torrential Floods
Official and private radio reports from Trujillo say the Peruvian city has been completely destroyed by devastating floods caused by torrential rains. The Third most important city in Peru faces widespread damage and disruption.
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Trujillo
Peru
Truyilo
Judge Jackson Named to Calgary Post in Alberta
Judge Jackson, completing twelve years as district court judge here on March 19, is set to transfer to Calgary. William A. Macdonald of Calgary’s Macdonald & Patterson is named for the Calgary judgeship, with S. J. Shepherd, War. Macdonald, and T. S. Clarry also mentioned as possible appointees following Judge Winter’s retirement.
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Lethbridge Mareh
Darkens
Dudge Jackson
William A. Macdonald
Macdonald& Patterson
Calgary
Mir. Macdonald
Lomond
Winter
S. J. Shepherd
Kut
Alberta Premier rules out liquor profit shares for towns
In a Alberta assembly debate Premier Greenfield announced no distribution of $1,600,000 liquor profits to municipalities for 1925. He warned such a policy would widen the provincial deficit, oppose rural objections, and require added taxation. Opposition leaders accused the government of breaking a prior pledge to cities and towns. Continued on page seven.
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Edmontos
Grenefield
Fallaewe
Citiea
Secre
Lethbridge
Mitchell
Tom. C. Marshall
Calgary
Greenfield
Cloes
W M. Davidson
Dominion
Davidson
U.F.A. Cancus
Budese Debar Fund
George Hoadley
Ottawa G overnment Eyes Cattle Rates and Shipping Contracts
In Ottawa Premier King outlines plans to control ocean cattle rates and to seek contracts with Canadian lines such as Petersen and CPR. He states government will not pay certain crews if service not performed and signals willingness to adopt identical terms with CPR if they agree to rate controls.
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Ottawa
Wilin
House Commons
Kins
Iéchemen
Aden
William
Twen
King
Steamship
Canada
Petersen
C.P.R
Hiv
GPR
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W.D. Shepherd
Bethlehem Mines
Fairmont, W. VA
G. S. Brett
University of Toronto
University of Punjab
Lahore
India
Trwsae
C.N.R
Aiscriet Neroh
Faye
Eyeuin
Judge Jackson
Jackson
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