British submarine M-1 reported missing after Channel manoeuvres
London and Plymouth reports state the British monitor submarine M-1 submerged near Star Point in the English Channel during maneuvers. Rescue boats searched in heavy seas as Admiralty expressed doubt about locating the vessel or recovering crew of 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Star Point
English Channel
Admiralty
eAllafon
Portland
Alex Murray
Carrie
George Morgan
Evening Star
Start Point
Devonshire
Plymouth
Eng
Royal Navy
Tutankhamen’s Coffin Reveals Rich Golden Ornaments
Cairo reports the discovery of Tutankhamen’s mummy with a solid gold coffin and elaborate artifacts. The 15 year old pharaoh’s burial in the Valley of the Kings includes gold-embossed figures, jewel encrusted regalia, and two gold handled knives, indicating ancient Egypt’s wealth 8 000 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Ummy
Tutankhamn
Tuxor
Pharoah
Valley of Kings
Poisoned at party nine Ohio women sickened by candy
State Board of Health investigates nine Ohio State University students who fell ill after eating home made candy at a party hosted by Miss Helen McDermott in Stockport. Candy samples were sent for analysis as officials review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Helen McDermott
Stockport
Oulu
Board of Health
Vinfea Ohio
Three Killed When Explosive Plant Is Destroyed
An explosion at the Canadian Explosive Company packing room in Beloell, about 250 miles from here, wrecked the room and shook surrounding districts. Victims listed include employees Charles Mathieu and M Treau, and visitor A Me Tiean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheee Bien
Beloell
Charles Mathieu
M Tr ¥Eau
Me Tiean
Parliament to Sit Briefly Before Adjournment in December
The cabinet met this week with Premier King announcing changes as defeated ministers George Gordon James Murdock and T A Low will run departments for several days before new ministers take over. Parliament is expected to sit for a week to ten days after December 10 then adjourn for three weeks over Christmas. The first week may show party alignments indicating the tone of the fifteenth parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Navy
King
George Gordon
James Murdock
T A. Low
Canada Booms Exports Helps World Trade Rise
Geneva reports the 1924 world trade volume barely above 1913 levels signaling recovery after the war. Canada is singled out for the greatest export increase along with the United States and Japan among major traders. Several Latin American and Caribbean nations also more than doubled exports from 1918 to 1920s, boosting their economic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Canada
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Japan
China
Cuba
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Salvador
Honduras
Greece
Feru
Alberta Liberals deny overtures to Greenfield amid leadership crisis
Edmonton reports prominent Liberal leaders deny interference with the U F A leadership dispute. Premier Greenfield says he has not resigned though rumors spread after Ottawa dispatches. Cabinet members are scarce, decisions on bye elections or swift general election depend on redistribution and future timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Greenfield
U.F.A
Tve
Toronto Mail
Empire
Ottawa
Liberal
UFLA
Alberta
Embargo on tough grain reaches Vancouver Coast
Vancouver harbor officials announce an embargo on tough grain entering the city from the prairies via the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways. The action, decided after a conference with harbor commissioners, takes effect at midnight Saturday due to abnormal prairie weather. A large stock of tough wheat will keep the drying elevator busy for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Prairies
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National Railway
Harbor Commissioners
Durkin Alleged Hoax After River Search Ends
Nov. 13 Chicago state brief reports Martin J. Durkin an automobile thief may be drowned in the Cafeago river or staged a death hoax. His sister identifies handwriting and clothing found on Michigan Boulevard bridge as his. Coast guard teams dragged the river through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Martin J. Durkin
Cafeago
Michigan Boulevard
Lucile
Chamber of Commerce plans clothing drive and lectures
The Chamber of Commerce at yesterday's regular meeting decided to launch a city clothing relief drive and coordinate with Miss Carson and local boys' organizations. They approved multiple lecture dates for Alberta University extension work and set dues for membership talks. Secretary Richardson to oversee six director elections and final ballots. The annual meeting is to be held in December on a date to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cesi
Richardson
Miss Carson
Alberta University
Lethbridge
Board of Trade
Medicine Hat
Inspiring Roll Call at Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3 Oddfellows
The Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3 1.0.C.F. event drew a strong crowd despite smaller attendance. Veterans received jewels honoring 25 years of service, presented by Major Burnett of Lethbridge, with other lodges contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Oddfellows
Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3
Grand Lodge
Medicine Hat Lodge
C.F
Nps
Mac
Major Burnett
Lethbridge
Pas
S. A. Wallace
W. A Creer
R. Kenny
J. Keohane
E. Mills
H. Lawrence
Portage la Prairie Lodge
A. F. LePage
Neepawa
Man
Gea
Simmons
Edmonton
Is. L. Cope
E. L. Crane
Loca Lodge
Noble Grand Welton
Calgary
J.H. Ross
O. S. Tisdale
Sterling Schroeder
Walsh
General Hospital
The
Oddfellows
Stack Collapse Sparks Fire at Redcliff Brick Plant
Fire at the Redcliff Pressed Brick Co plant caused about 1000 dollars in damage. A collapsing smoke stack broke a four inch gas main, ignited escaping gas, and burned nearby woodwork. Repairs began today with insurance covering the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Redcliff Pressed Brick Co
Roth West Well No 1 drill depth report at 2260 feet
Reported from the Roth Well No 1 at eight this evening the ten inch hole reached 2260 feet depth. The item notes the progress as carried in The News columns.
Progs Will Announce No Policy On Upcoming Session
Winnipeg date November 13 Canadian Press reports Robert Forke M P says no pronouncement will be made by the Progressive party now or during the coming session of Parliament He adds the conference was a success with all Progressive candidates both elected and defeated in Manitoba in accord with the party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Progressive Party
Robert Forke
M. P
Forke
Ance
Manitoba
Ampaign
Boy Detective Nabs HoldUp In Tacoma
Fifteen year old Oscar Reynolds trails a gunman through Tacoma streets after witnessing a robbery at a drug store. He alerts a passerby who calls police, leading to Joe White's arrest. White pulls a gun and shoots himself, ending a dramatic pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Oscar Reynolds
Joe White
Oppain Oscar
Whitd
Robbery Firing Reported In New York Heist
In New York on November 13 a gang stole goods valued around 35000 dollars. Shots were fired by the robbers at both ends of the robbery as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Classified Ada Informal Notice From The News
Fragmentary classified notice reads ad hoc details about a sale and advertising in The News. It mentions a person named Kate and a sale item but lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Little Saleamen
Export trade drives wheat market in Winnipeg session
Winnipeg traders saw Incerazsel export trade as the feature of the wheat market with an early three cent rise that faded after noon. July futures closed 1 1 4 higher at 1.22 while December gained 1 1 4 to 1.80 1 4. November up one cent to 1.36. Strong cables and large overnight acceptances aided exporters but millers bought only for immediate needs as barley prices rose while oats and rye remained dull and cash wheat stayed active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Incerazsel
Novemer
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. B. Cochrane
D.D
Toronto
Prince
Princess Asa
Empress of
Alta
Brownlee
Tis
J. WH. Ross
Durkin
C. of C
WSA
Roth West
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!