Navy plane P N 9 rescued. Captain Rodgers crew safe
Commander John Rodgers and his four crew members of the lost Trans Pacific seaplane P N 9 No 1 are alive and well after being found by the U S submarine R 4. The craft was towed to Nawiliwili Kauai after drifting about 450 miles from its intended course toward Honolulu. The crew refused to abandon the plane and were aided by the submarine with water and food while awaiting further assistance.
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Campaign meeting in Manyherries heated by farmers issue
Ed McConths led a rally at the Gaiety Theatre with Hon. Perren Baker and Premier Greenfield. Attendees included many ladies. few Progressive sympathizers observed. Baker opposed $30,000 unpaid grants to Manyberts Consolidated School District and argued debt economy. Greenfield defended a broader business economy claim citing a $19,000,000 debt rise and payroll cuts. Ottawa reports CP Rail asked Railway Commission to suspend export grain rate reduction pending full board review.
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Manybertles Consolidated School
Gripnfield
Canadian National Railways earnings rise ten percent in 1925 week
Canadian National Railways reported gross earnings for the week ending September 7 1925 at 4 450 379 up 407 670 or ten percent from the same week in 1924. The Anti Evolution League of America selected William Jennings Bryan Jr of Los Angeles as president and formed a committee to seek his acceptance.
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Eastern Interests to Seek Re decision on Western Freight Rates
Alberta government officials report that western rates will be challenged again as the Railway Commission order reducing westbound freight to prairie levels faces reconsideration. Montreal bodies seek rescission, while Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan plan joint action to sustain the decision. hearing set for September 20 with Ottawa action possible.
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Work resumed at Roth No. 1 well after swage arrival
Operations at Roth No. 1 well restart with a swage needed to round out a deformed casing after a cave in. A special swage had to be built in Calgary, delaying progress until a 13 inch casing is set to 925 feet, with easing to begin tomorrow morning.
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Woman Lays to Rest in France for Sons
Woodstock Sept 11 Mrs Redorick J James formerly of this city dies while visiting the graves of her sons Cecil and Rupert in France. She will be buried at Deuchy les Ayett near the military plot where Rupert 18 Duried rests.
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Anns
Night Storm Darkens Ottawa Streets
A severe electrical and wind storm struck Ottawa Ontario shortly after noon, bringing heavy rainfall and turning streets into small streams. Darkness forced lights on in homes and businesses as automobiles moved with headlights on. no injuries or damage were reported.
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Sir Adam Beck Bequeaths Sum of 600000 Dollars
The will of Sir Adam Beck is filed from Toronto dated in September. It details a substantial bequest of about 600000 dollars allocated mainly to his daughter Mrs. Strvocern Ulay, his brother J. F. Beck, and his nephew Horace Beck. Portions also go to business associates and employers alongside smaller gifts for other ties.
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Ontario to Maritimes Campaign Gathers Steam
Ontario to Maritimes campaign builds across provinces with leaders Arthur Meighen and Premier Kiue touring Ontario on Saturday and Monday. Conservatives plan meetings in major centres of New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island as party efforts accelerate.
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No Truth in Rumors of Withdrawal
The Medeilne War Conservative Association denies any withdrawal of candidate J Mendrick. President Wr. Blackstock says the group will hold a mass meeting at Eme press Theatre next Monday evening addressed by McGillivray Wandsrick and Mark Robertson of Edmonton, reaffirming continued campaigning.
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French Troops Open Offensive Against Moroccan Rebels
Paris reports French forces moved to the offensive early morning, aiming to blunt rebel advances as preparations intensified after Thursday’s artery operations.
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Fez
Heat Victim Packed in Ice on Northbound Trip
A heat prostration victim named L. D. Chapman, president of Chapman Dairy, died after being packed in ice throughout a journey from the southern city. The incident occurred on a refrigerated car while en route to an island harbor, with medical staff and firm colleagues present.
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Winnipeg Bandits Hold Up Street Car for Cash
A Winnipeg street car on Notre Dame Avenue was robbed by three men. They restrained conductor John Campbell and took about forty dollars. The incident occurred as the car neared the end of its western route, with investigators seeking a quick lead.
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Jolu Campbell
Upward Trend in Wheat Prices in Winnipeg Market
Wheat prices rose in Winnipeg on September 11 despite a bearish Canadian government report. October delivery advanced 13 8 to 1 343 8, November 784 to 1 587 3, December 178 to 1 35. May gained 1 4 to 1 35. Export buying supported the uptrend as the market opened listless but moved higher.
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Premier attacks Meighen over misrepresentation of Meighen speeches
Premier Wing accuses Conservative leader Meighen of deliberate misrepresentation and direct falsehoods as he challenged misquoted railway policy remarks. The exchange centers on government ownership versus private corporate taxation and senate reform promises, with Wing pressing for clear policy commitments.
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Meals N Everything On Plane Between Paris And London
London Septet reports the latest air service addition between London and Paris with a plane featuring a restaurant and onboard meals. Attendants will be present during the voyage and tea service offered to passengers. A separate London project plans a Constan tinople delta route with modern radiacy and outfits.
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Transfer Work To Find Employment For Disabled Vets Reviewed
The annual conference of the Servies CoCimeil of Canada examined transfer of work for handicapped returned soldiers. Reports indicated that moving employment responsibility from the Department of Soldiers Civil Establishment to the council showed no sustained benefit.
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Servies CoCimeil
Canada
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Im Cittiera
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Begear on Horses back scrapped for new film
The Begear on Horses back was pulled after four days and a new film is scheduled for Friday and Saturday as the theater changes the program.
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Sneha Piesture
Udvt
Jack Frost Grips Prairie Provinces Across Canada
Temperatures across Manitoba and Saskatchewan plunged to near six degrees below freezing with readings from Croudminster Regina Brandon and Appelle reporting sharp frost. Athert a saw more moderate conditions with no rapidly falling temperatures noted.
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Sepp
Prairie Provinces
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Saskatchewan
Croudminster
Sask
Regina
Brandon
Wd Qav Appelle
Atherta
Aretie Returns Word of Safety After Silence
After weeks of quiet the Canadiana government steamer Aretie sends word that Captain Joe Bernier and party are safe. Aretie had 240 messages picked up by KADUA at Pittsburgh while its own wireless gear was down.
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Canadian Westinghouse Company
Kadua
Pitteburg
Joe. Bernier
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Owlne
Winnipeg Officials Report Field Inspection Figures
Fragmentary notes show Winnipeg inspections with figures for yesterday and the prior year. It records counts of units and mentions conditions, but the legible data is incomplete and no clear outcome is stated.
Cucumber Exports Rise as Chamber Plans Promote Winter Migration
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Cecil Hotel Secretary Richardson reported a month of activity and three car loads of cucumbers about sixty tons will be shipped to Reynolds Moore and Co Winnipeg by Saturday. The group discussed continuing efforts and planned a rental agents meeting to advertise to farmers the benefits of cheap natural gas and related incentives to draw families to the area for winter.
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Richardson
Chamber
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N. M. Waldo
Reynolds, Moore and Co
Winnipeg
Stowers
Gershaw
M. A. Cory
Priscilla Beauty Parlon Special
Priscilla offers a Parlon beauty treatment special through Saturday. Free shampoo and conditioning with service. call W56 phone 5395 for appointment and details.
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