Local Alberta Town Notes and Red Cross Drive Details
The report lists town activities and notices from October including school grounds cleanup, travel of Mr Cameron of CPR, and student essays on the Pappy Drg campaign with a 600 word limit. It also mentions Red Cross fundraising through November, community visits, weather shifts bringing early snow, and election day holiday.
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Medicine Hat
Japdine
Lyons
Brett
Red Cross
Red Cross Operatin
Ychontas
Alberta
Ayamber
Canada
Dominion
Winnifred Community Notes Mention Awards and Weather
Winnifred News records Miss Amela Anglo winning a Grade X eligibility after an error kept her out of the policy. Local residents travel for threshing work, weather brings first snow, and church and Red Cross activities are noted along with upcoming meetings and social events.
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Amela Anglo
Fishbars
W. R. Henry
Sterling
Citized Lumber Co
Winnifred
John Bergan
Pincher Creek
Roy McLean
W. Magur
Saskatoon
Pp. C. Buchring
Medievns
J. A. Claxton
United Shurch
Whitia
Claxton
Winnitred
Harvey Davis
Cuddington
E Very Peintal
George Burch Ono
Mr. Cuddington
Miss West
Red Cross
Elasce
George Dunn
Gosachi Harvey Davis
J. R. Caisholm
Bow Island
Slate fragment injures Brantford girl eye
Ten year old Katherin Creath in Brantford Ontario lost one eye after a slate piece thrown during play by a schoolmate struck her. The boy showed shock after the accidental injury and the girl remains in Brantford Hospital.
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Brantford
Sepp
Katherin Creath
Yeaterdiey
Brantford Hospital
Ohlhausen Family Visits Amid Weather Forecast
The report notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Ohlhausen and others, with a fetch of parlor chat about upcoming nice weather for three weeks. Walder Ohlhausen, son of John, was injured when a horse kicked him returning home from school. he required stitches and is recovering.
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John Ohlhausen
Ed? Teierle
H. Ohlhausen
Wm. Krenzle
David Miller
U.S. A
Phillip Keim
Walder
Ringling ordered to pay $392000 in Montana suit
Richard T. Ringling, rancher, must pay $392,480 as upheld by the Montana Supreme Court in a case over alleged property taken from the Taylor Fork Cattle Company. Biering and Cunningham claimed ownership as partners and sought recovery of $246 plus a judgment of $322,450 in damages. Ringling argued the Southern Montana Livestock Co. existed to help the Taylors Fork, while plaintiffs said he looted and bankrupted the southern concern.
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Helena
Mont
Richard T. Ringling
Eérong
Hans Biering
M.S. Cunningham
Montana Supreme Court
Ringling
Taylor Fork Cattle
Southen
Montana Livestock Company
Taylors Fork Cattle Company
Southern Montana Company
Stormy Petrel Slain in Herrin Mine Violence Case
Reports detail indictments of two men in the 1922 Herrin mine killings. James Galligan died in a No. 7 shaft explosion, Otus U Clark was found shot at his home, and authorities speculate Clark’s role in mine slayings as they pursue connections to Superintendent Meadowell’s murder and subsequent trials in Williamson County.
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Herrig
Herrin
James Galligan
No. 7
Otus U Clark
Here
Clark
Pilz
Co PL
Medowell
Desterstrh
Thas Clark
Fron Hoas
Matleus
Williamson
Chori
S. Glenn Yeaus
Man Shot Dead at Vernon Home After Sealed Letter Revealed
A man in Vernon near Los Angeles was shot outside J. W. Suther’s home. The letter found on the victim’s person hinted at a broken romance with Miss Anna Bush of Houston. Police reported the shooter claimed jealousy and disclosed prior acquaintance with Miss Bush.
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Los Angeles
J. W. Suths
Vernon
Luther
Hiv
Houston
Texas
Dor
Leland
Mie
Sather
Anna Bush
Bomar Avenue
J. W. Suther
Suther
Mush
California
Lovaren
Cattle Hog and Lamb Market Report From Winniper
The cattle market showed early deals with a roughly 26 cent gain. Hog prices held steady with firm selling up to 12.75 dollars. Lambs quoted around 4 dollars to 10.50 while sheep ranged from four to zero dollars.
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Winniper
Sep de Vrobyals
Arin Toys
Fecrice
Carly Dealings
Asiatic expedition crosses Himalayas into Turkistan
News briefs report Roosevelt and brother Kermit crossing Himalayan passes into Turkistan after an Asiatic hunting expedition. Harrimont and others note flights from ashaneh debris and a deadly spider bite incident. Police reserves quell a false school fire alarm as 500 mothers are questioned. A public meal for a thousand shows a four cent goulash sample meal by Near Mast Reiley for distant children.
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New York
Coal
Pheodos
Roosevelt
Kermit
Himalayas
Turkistan
Eldersley Fire Destroys Hardware Store
Fire destroyed Sapo Cel Me Awe and Company's hardware store in Eldersley last night. Nothing was saved. Loss estimated at twelve thousand dollars, nearly covered by insurance.
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Maskiappen
Awe and Company
Chinese Situation Reports Fatalities Near Swatow
A garbled dispatch from Swatow cites casualties and ongoing danger amid tensions near Midway Island and Swatow. The vague note mentions ships and local authorities, with unclear details on death counts or responsible parties.
Police Court Sentences Man on Vanessa Charge
Carl Malten, a driver from Mainz, appeared before Magistrate Eibs at the Police Court this afternoon and was sentenced to ten days' imprisonment on a Vanessa charge.
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Carl Malten
Okotoks rink collapse halts arena plans
Officials report the old sheet and curling ice in Okotoks collapsed, delaying construction of a new large ice arena home to the provincial intermediate hockey champions. Crews work to stabilize the site and determine next steps for the project and season preparations.
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Ohetime
Ac Okotoks
Ereet
Atena
Old Country Football Third Whiston-Northern Parrow 1
Nelson 1 Accrington 2 Purham City J.
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Whiston
Joe Stecier Defends World Heavyweight Title
In Los Angeles on September date Joe Stecier defeated veteran Zabyszko to defend his World Heavyweight Wrestling Championship with two straight falls. The match solidified Stecier’s claim as champion as Zabyszko failed to mount a comeback in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe Steeher
Creatre
Janismnus “Zabyszko
Liberals and Progressives Seek West Unity in Canada
Regina reports Premier Wing argues Liberals must ally with Progressives to counter the Tory common enemy. He cites regional unity, aims to win Western seats, with Liberals optimistic about gains and Progressives confident they will hold the West and possibly widen their margin in Parliament.
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Regina
Canadian Press
King
Wing
Neepawa
Ife
Tory
Conmmon
Prairies
Libarnls
West
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Maritimes
Forte
Lakes
Grain inspections tally in Winnipeg totals 2357 cars
Winnipeg grain inspections for Tuesday report a total of 2357 cars, including 2412 cars of contract grades. Course grains numbered 484 cars.
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Winnipeg
High School Enforces Dress Code Against Silk Stockings
School officials at Como announce a student board protest against silk stockings. Over a dozen students were called before the board and warned to wear cotton hose. repeated offenses may lead to suspension. Simple gowns are also required.
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Walks Welle
Como
Lord Mayor of London Elected to Succeed Bowers
London officials announce Sir William Pryke as the new Lord Mayor to take office after Col. Alfred Bowers retires on November 4.
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London
Court of Aldermen
W.llam Pryke
Col
Alfred Bowers
Cholera and plague tolls soar in Manila reports
Manila health service reports six deaths from debts and twenty suspected plague cases in recent outbreaks. A separate wire notes Latvia’s offer to fund Pyot counten's war debt, totaling about Fa 76,000.
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Manila
The
Health Service
United Steere
Foundtie Infdisston
Peogosatl
Latvia
Pyot
Col Leonard funds church hospital on Mackenzie river
Col Leonard of St Catharines contributed 100 toward the erection of a Church of England hospital at At Lavik on the Mackenzie river, supporting regional medical care.
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Col Leonard
St. Catharines
Church of England
Atlavik
Mackenzie River
Bootleg Ring Carried On Quite A Business
A New York report details a bootleg operation uncovered by raids. Larcook ordered 4 090 cases of Seafet whitey worth 10 009 in a scheme with credits reaching 850 000. Federal Attorney Buckner identifies the scope and scale of the illicit activity.
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New York
Bir
Larcook
Buckner
Woman Sealed Rum Ring s Fate Exposed by Wife
In New York a bootlegging ring was smashed after Anne Fuhrmann wife of rum captain Hans Fuhrmann exposed leaders to assist her husband quitting rum running. She provided deals names and contacts aiding a government raid and later helped identify prisoners with Captain Fuhrmann joining the raid.
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New York
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Times Square
Mabel Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Equor
Washington
Anne I. Fuhrmann
Hans Fuhrmann
Greenport
I. T
Fuhrmann
Wao
French Open New Offensive Against Riffians in Morocco
In Fez and surrounding areas French forces launched a fresh offensive against the Rif tribes eastern sector. Weather has improved after two days of disrupted military activity. Tangier reports heavy shelling by Tetuan against Moroccan rebels with Ta MM guns, causing unease among civilians in Tetuan but maintaining links to Ceuta and Tangier.
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Fez
Morocco
Tangier
Tetnan
Cattal
Ternan
Ceuta
New York A. C. Set World Mark In Medley Relay
The New York Athletic Club relay team broke the world 17 and 8 mile medley relay record at the NYAC games clocking 7 minutes 25.4 seconds. The quartet was Jackson V. Scholtz Joe Tierney George Marsters and Willie Soodwin.
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New York
Dempery Wills Pact Signed In Niles Morning
Final articles for the Jack Dempery Harry Wills match will be signed at ten o clock this morning in Niles Michigan officials announced Andrew M Weisbers head of the local Syndicate financing the bout said the agreement is set to formalize the staged confrontation and its backing plans.
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South Bend Ind
Jack Dempery
Harry Wills
Niles, Mich
Andrew M. Weisbers
Finane’ng
Prohibition’s Mixed Impact on Crime and Morals
The Federal Council of Churches reports that prohibition has not clearly reduced crime or boosted moral tone. It notes rising misdemeanor arrests, widespread law violations, and bootlegging profits, while some neighborhoods see less drinking and stable family life. The study cautions against blaming prohibition for all trends and urges informed, nuanced views of law and citizenship.
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Washington
Legx
Research and Education Department
Federal Council of Churches
Babson links faith and investing at Babson conference
Roger W. Babson in Mellesley Mass at Babson park today argued Jesus would guide investors to seek securities that serve others. He urged choosing investments by forgetting self and focusing on the service money provides.
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Mellesley
Mass
Jesus
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
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