French Chamber Sits Nine Hours Over Finances Bill
The French Chamber of Deputies met from ten last night to 7 30 this morning to discuss Premier Painleve’s plan to rehabilitate finances. Article One creating a national amortization fund was adopted amid numerous amendments. passage of the full bill before December 8 Senate review appears unlikely. The chamber will reconvene this afternoon.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Painleve
France
M. Painleve
Senate
Chamber
Fireman and Engineer Lose Lives in Canadian Pacific Crash
An extra freight train derailed on the Cranbrook Division near Jer ome B C when striking a rock slide on Moyie Lake. Fireman Robert Eley went down with the engine and is presumed dead. Engineer Harry Gammon survived after leaping clear. No. 68 eastbound delayed eleven hours. diver search requested for Eley remains. Cranbrook resident leaves widow and four children.
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Lethbridge
Cranbrook
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jerome
B.C
Moyie Lake
Robert
Eley
Harry Gammon
Aley
Vancouver
Roth Well drill site reports casing set atop gas sands
The Roth No 1 well hole reduced from ten to eight inches and the eight inch casing rests on gas sands at 2987 feet. The pipe remains in place after a formation shot. indicating the hole has been shut off and the drillers have been set off while the hole is being dried.
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Roth No 1Well
Boweland
Man Convicted in Abduction Case Involving Wife
Arcala November 21 Fred Dowham was found guilty in district court before Judge Rimmer of abducting Annie Zeller a girl under sixteen He wed his former wife and eloped with her last June then settled on a farm six miles northeast of town Ambrose Romancavitch mother’s husband had filed the initial information Dowham received the lightest sentence possible after a speedy trial and weighing the evidence.
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Arcala
Fred .Dowham
Annie Zeller
Rimmer Aid
Denham
Arcola
Ambrose Romancavitch
Dowham
Grain inspections tally Winnipeg Wheat cars yesterday
Wheat inspections in Winnipeg on November 21 totaled 2105 cars with 1172 contract grade. Coarse grade reached 509 cars, up from 446 last year, while total inspections yesterday fell from 1382 cars in the prior year.
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Winnipeg
Collision blamed for loss of submarine monitor M-1
London reports the Admiralty now ties the M-1 submarine monitor disaster to a collision with the Swedish freighter Vidar. The Vidar captain felt a shock near the disappearance site and hull inspection confirms the impact, causing rapid sinking and immediate loss of all sixty eight crew.
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London
Admiralty
Vidar
Stockholm
Record Hereford Steers Sale Sets Export Benchmark
R. J. Speers of Toulon and Winnipeg orchestrates a record sale of 700 Hereford export steers to the Livestock Producers' Co. of Canada for 72,534 dollars, averaging 85.80 dollars to acquire and 103.60 dollars to sell per head, netting 17.80 dollars per steer. The sale is believed to be the largest single export cattle sale in twenty-five years.
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R. J. Speers
Cattle Commission
Toulon
Winnipeg
Livestock Producers’ Co
Canada
Ducks and Geese Stay Near Brooks River Feeding Fields
Uncountable numbers of wild ducks and Canada geese remain in the Brooks area feeding on grain fields and spending nights on the river south of Brooks. The birds have not yet begun their southward migration.
Famed faster Albert Worley riots over chocolate éclair
In Paris a chocolate éclair sparks a violent breakdown in Albert Worley a professional faster confined in a glass cage. On the twelfth day of a foodless sleepless exhibit he smashed the cage to seize the treat and was hospitalized raving.
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Albert Worley
Wosley
Paris
November Wheat Up 4 Cents in Winnipeg Market
Heavy buying by exporters lifts November wheat to a session high of 1.2 and closes at 1.47 18, an overnight gain of 4 cents. Futures rise 33 8 to 35 higher with opening bids up but profit taking trims gains before late-session strength. Export buyers support November while deferred months attract speculators. outside markets remain bullish and trade activity stays light.
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Winnipeg
Juillers
Nowa
Immigrant Worker Sues Estate Over Fatal Farm Fire
Erling Peterson of Cabri sues the estate of Metias Sigerseth for damages claiming negligence led to his frostbite and suffocation death risk on December 16 1924 at a Lancer area farm. The case before Justice MacKenzie noted Peterson’s feet were later amputated and he remains hospitalized.
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Sask
Canada
Norway
Justice MacKenzie
Sing’s Court Bench
Erling Peterson
Cabri
Metias Sigerseth
Lancer
Peterson
Mackenzie Reserve
Rankin
Regime
R. Hutchson
Dubrn
Dan Buckle
K.C. Swift Curren
Ole Sigerseth
Sigerseth
Netergen
Chokris
Jiwag
Steerseth
Cnroner
Péterson
City's sinking fund steadily improving says bond house letter
A Winnipeg bond house recounts Medicine Hat's solid sinking fund status in a letter to the city treasurer. They request a complete list of investments with par values and cost prices to demonstrate the fund's improving position to clients.
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Medicine Hat
Wood, Gundy & Co
Winnipeg
Dominion
Queen Alexandra Dies at Sandringham on Eve of 81st
Queen Alexandra, wife of Edward VII and mother to George V, dies at Sandringham from heart disease on the eve of her eighty first birthday. Her death comes as the Prince of Wales arrives just after the end. Funeral plans are not yet announced, with a fortnight expected for all European relatives to attend.
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Sandringham
Enc
Britain
Alexandra
Gvorge V
Mary
England
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Edwarad VII
Queen Alexandra
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Edward VI
Europe
London
Priefetvicken
Linke
York
Sandsimpham
Sandringham Hense
Demnmark
Dawgater
Tennyson Gang
Alexantra
Caroline Marie Charlotte Louise Julia
Prince
Aing
Christan
Denmark
Alexandra of
Prussia
Schleswigsfelstein
Leopold
Alberta Edward
Victoria
Ist
Alexietra
PSL
Man Divides Property With Wife By Cutting It In Half
In San Francisco a man named Shaler, recently divorced, split all community property in half to fulfill a court order. He cut the furniture and furnishings in half, removed his portion, and told the judge he had complied with the decree. The judge said the division was compliant and no further action could be taken.
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San Francisco
San Fransico
Shaler
Jane Shaler
Timothy JL. Fitz Patrick
Progressive count appeal over Ontario riding recount
In Toronto on Thursday Judge Lewis ruled in favor of Conservative Geo Spolten in Huron riding. J W Klug the Progressive candidate appeals to the Ontario Supreme Court for a recount and voiding of ballots with counterfeit ballots still attached. King previously led by 169 votes.
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Toronto
al —Hidge F. N. Lewis
Qdderich
Geo. Spolten
Oo Huron
J. W. Klug
Osxooda
Hall
Supreme Court of Ontario
Aginst
Lewis
King
Resolutions Back Rural Credit Plan In Parliament
Ottawa reports two resolutions favor rural credits. M N Campbell Progressive member elect from Mackenzie Sask raises a plan to adopt a land bank system modeled on the United States. Conservative H T Stevens previously advocated a rural event scheme with precedence on the order paper.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
M. N. Campbell
Mackenzie
Sosk
Hon
Stevens
Atr. Campbell
Campbell
United States
Ory
District Court Terms Set for Medicine Hat District Sessions
The district court for the Judicial District of Medicine Hat will sit in Emprese on May 25 and October 12. It will also convene in Manyherries on June 17 and October 4. In Medicine Hat sessions are scheduled on February 8, March 29, June 7, September 27 and November 95.
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Judicial District of
Medicine Hat
Emprese
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