Possible TMA tag could be on Amsterdam Island
Kings Bay Spitzbergen May 29 unfavorable weather and heavy snow hinder the search for the missing dirigible Italia as the base ship Citta Di Milano northward seeks an opening in the ice. Rumors of Italia at Amsterdam Island met with skepticism as Brilliante sparked Italian rejoicing.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Associated Press
Citta di Milano
Polar
Italia
Rome
Amsterdam
Brilliante
Italy
Oslo
Amsterdam Island
Citta D. Milano
Calfornia
Itain
Vladivostok
United States
Cheumont
Tientsin
China
Washington
Auto Plunges Off Pier in Vancouver Harbor Tragedy
Vancouver police recovered one body and searched for others after an automobile plunged from Shed Six Pier 1 into Burrard Inlet. Eyewitnesses saw passengers in the car as it went over. A diver later located the car and two bodies were reported, with efforts continuing to recover more remains. Meanwhile reports from Cordova and Oslo teased possible Arctic expedition trouble and rumor of ship disaster.
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Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver Harbor
Shed Six
Pier 1
Murglay
C.P.R
Dier D
Burrard Inlet
Pier 10
Horrible crime reported in Toledo targets seven year old Dorothy
In Toledo Ohio a man entered the home of Alex Sielagowski and abducted Dorothy seven from her bed. The child was killed by strangulation and her body left on the grandparents porch nearby. Police seek a small man in a black suit after a sighting near the home. The coroner reports assault in addition to death. The father worked in a local factory and had several known enemies.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alex Sielagowski
Dorothy
Felix Dobrzenicki
Sielagowski
May and July Wheat Take Slump On Winnipeg Market
Winnipeg May 29 prices for May and July grain options slid to new lows as heavy liquidations by the Canadian Wheat Pool and a prominent local house pulled values down. October options held firmer while coarse grains dropped across the board with rye oats barley and flax all lower.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Canadian Wheat Pool
Hong Kong Governor Endorses British China Policy
Vancouver report states Sir Cecil Clements, Governor of Hong Kong, backs non intervention in China’s civil war. He argues Japan may act as regional policeman, while Britain and others stay out. Clements notes China’s unification is a diverse conglomeration of nations with multiple tongues and racial distinctions. He heads to England on furlough with Lady Clement and four children.
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Vancouver
B.C
China
Cecil Clements
K.C.M.G
Hongz Kong
Japan
Orient
Britain
Cecil
Sir Cecil
Europe
England
Clement
Lethbridge Woman Dies After Drug Overdose Stated
A Lethbridge woman living in a city apartment died in hospital after an alleged overdose of drugs obtained from a local trafficker. Police arrested two men. one, R. C. Steep, a drug store clerk, was sentenced eight months by Magistrate Hamilton for dealing in drugs. The other suspect remains in custody awaiting further investigation.
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Lethbridge
Hlock
Hope
Ynrest
R. C. Steep
Hamilton
Tennis Courts Opened at Medicine Hat Tennis Club
The Medicine Hat Tennis Club on Fifth Street is near completion with three courts ready and five expected by Saturday June 2 for the official opening. Membership offers: Ladies 6, Men 10, Juniors 4. associate membership 2. Secretary C W Niblock handles inquiries and signups.
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Medicine Hat Tennis Club
Fifth Street
Thse
C. W. Niblock
Boat Hits Rock in Rapids Drowns Two Workers
In Eganville Ontario two river drivers drowned when their boat struck a rock at Five Mile Rapids on the Ottawa River near here. The vessel broke in two and five men were aboard. three managed to swim ashore. They were employed by Murray and Omanique lumber firm of Barry's Bay Ontario.
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Eganville
Opeorgo River
Here
Lumber Ng Firm
Murray and Omanique
Barry’s Bay
Oni
Bank vault theft hits Vancouver official bonds case
Arthur B Perman custodian at Vancouver Sefete Deposit Company vaults was arrested on charges of stealing 20900 in bonds from J McNeely between October 3 and 20 1927. James Mel Grosart Vancouver also charged with possessing stolen bonds. Police seek other box owners and suspect the bonds may be in Seattle.
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Vancouver
B.C
Arthur B. Perman
Wiuesuver
Vancouver Sefete Deposit Company
Board of Trade
James Mel
Grosart
J. McNeely
Province of Alberta
Dominion of Canada
McNeely
Walsty
Safety Deposit Company
Seattle
Monument Unveiled for Nungessor and Coli at Le Bourget Field
A monument honoring the late French aviators Nungessor and Coli, who perished while attempting to fly from Paris to New York, was recently unveiled at Le Bourget flying field.
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Nungessor and
Coli
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
New York
le Bourget Flying Field
Soviet Delegates to Attend Wheat Pool Conference
Three delegates from Soviet Russia will attend the International Wheat Pool Conference in Regina from June 5 to 7, per H. Burnell, chairman of the International Conference Committee. Delegates include N. Svetrdley of the Soviet Consumers' Co-operatives, Wm. G. Lalinsky of the Aristenter Co-operative Societies, and B. O. Kanin of the Grain Expert Corporation of Russia.
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Regina
Winnipeg
Man
Russia
Messive
H. Burnell
Gre N. Svetrdley
Con Sumers‘o-Operatives
WM. G. Lal»insky
Aricent Tered Co-operative Societies
BE. OM. Kanin
Grain Expert Corporation of
Nelson Zed Dies at Wallaceburg Home
Nelson Zed deputy grand master of the Grand Black Chapter Royal Black Preceptory Ontario West died at his Wallaceburg home. He was a prominent figure in the Ontario Black fraternal order and passed away on May 29.
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Wallaceburg
Int
Nelson Zed
Royal Black Preceptory
Ontario West
Maunsell Brothers Claim Settled in Ottawa Aid
Ottawa reports an appropriation of 50000 dollars appears in supplementary estimates to cover damages and costs from the Exchequer court ruling in favor of Maunsell Brothers against the crown over grazing leases on 60000 acres in Grassy Lake country. J D Matheson of Macleod acted for Maunsell with Hon R B Bennett.
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R. B. Bennett
Ottawa
Maunsell Brothers
Bourassa Opposes Secret Understandings In Foreign Relations
Ottawa May 28 Henri Bourassa independent from Labelle used a Commons vote to condemn the government for failures to implement the 1926 Imperial conference principle of equality among self governing British communities. He cited trade policy with Russia and proposed embassies abroad while urging economy in their establishment and full sovereign freedom for each Dominion.
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Ottawa
Henri Bourassa
Labelle
House of Commons
Bourassa
House
Commons
Peete
Li Spe
Canada
Russia
Rusaia
Wourassi
Great Britain
Biek
Life Imprisonment For Murder Of His Two Sons
In Valparaiso Indiana on May 29 George Allen Chisholm a Montreal native and 30 year old Canadian war veteran pleaded guilty to murdering his two sons and was sentenced to life imprisonment Judge Grant Crumpacher presided and noted Chisholm's wartime wounds may have affected his mentality The judge rejected the death penalty citing the offender's condition.
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Valparaiso
Ind
George Allen Chisholm
Montreal
Grant Crumpacher
Superior Court
France
Crumpacher
Chisholm
Unprecedented Floods Strain Chicoutimi and Saguenay
May 29 Chicoutimi Quebec reports the Lake St John flood surging rivers to new highs. Grand De Charge and Le Petit Saguenay evacuated residents as hotels and hospitals face inundation. Bridges washed away. Le Petit Saguenay cut off. Raoul D'Auteuil killed in L Anse St. Jean washout. provincial aid to be sought.
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Chicoutimi
Lake St. John
Grand de Charge
Hotel Dieu
Ciitcoutimi
Saguenay
L’anee
J S Jones to Lead Rotary Work for Next Year
J S Jones was elected president of the Medicine Hat Rotary Club for the coming year, following Moriey Henderson's resignation and move to Calgary. Ernie Hegel of Calgary spoke on business methods, stressing goodwill, courteous clerks, dependability, and refund policies as keys to customer satisfaction.
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J. S. Jones
Rotary
Medicine Hat
Rotary Club
Moriey Henderson
Calgary
Jones
Ernie Hegel
Kiwanian
Toronto prosecutes seven former civic employees in hall shortages
Toronto, May 2. Prosecutions started against seven former civic employees over alleged shortages in the city hall department amounting to about $10,000 over years. Warrants for the arrest of five and summonses for two others issued by the police last night.
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Toronto
Civic
City
Pye
Police Department
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Hong Kong
John M’neely
Bassano
Maunsel Bros
Exchequer Court
H. Bourassa
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