Prospectors' Party in the Far North May Not Yet Be Safe
Winnipeg dispatch outlines Western Canada Airways pilots tracking a missing two‑plane Dominion Explorers party believed lost near the Arctic region. Pilots Dickens Cruickshanks and Brown prepare Stoney Rapids overture to rejoin the search as officials reassess safety and misread radio reports.
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Winnipeg
Northland
Arctic Circle
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Ontario
Punch” Dickens
Andy” Cruickshanks
Roy Brown
Western Canada Airway
Stoney Rapids
Lake Athabasca
Dickens
Fort McMurray
Cruickshanks
MacKenzie River
Brown
Cranberry Portage
Western Canada Airways
Prince Alberta
Sask
Col
C. D. H. McAlpine
Dominion
Prince Albert
Alberta
Dominion Xplorers Company
Col. C. D. H. McAniie
Blanchet
Carroll
Dominion Explorers
Blan
Chet
McAlpine
Athabasca Lake
Dominion ‘Explorers
Co. D. H. McAlpine
Dominion Explorers’ Organization
J. A. MacDougall
Western Cayada Airways
Most Disastrous Week End in Manitoba
Winnipeg reports identify two more accident victims from Manitoba's deadly weekend. Eyjolfsson, a Riverton farmer, drowned Sunday. John Knox, 12, died in a Fisher Branch auto crash. Mundi Matthews, 22, of Winnipeg, drowned when his boat overturned at Rabbit Point.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Eyjolfsson
Riverton
John Knox
Fisher Branch
Mundi Matthews
Rabbit
Winniper
Three Drown In Great Flood In New Mexico
Three people are dead in Santa Fe County as heavy rains flood over 25 dwellings in Albuquerque’s north end and 30 buildings in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with unprecedented rainfall causing widespread inundation.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Bernaillio
Sandoga County
League Assembly Adopts Report on World Trade
Geneva Sept 23 The tenth assembly of the League of Nations unanimously adopted a report by its economic commission calling a tariff truce of two to three years and urging governments to join an economic conference by January to reduce barriers to trade. The session also saw withdrawals and rejections on several issues, with notable signing of the Hague court optional clause and Latin American moves toward regional economic union.
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Geneva
Assembly
League of Nations
Economic Commission
League
Eric Drummond
Lord Cecil
Paris
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Hague Court
Beague
Japan
Haifa
United States
Arstide Briand
Europe
Briand
Vanderbilt Divorce Granted in Reno Case
Mrs. Marie Norton Whitney was granted a divorce from Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney in Reno Nevada. Whitney had been involved in a sensational paternity suit brought by Ivan Burrows Fontaine, a dancer.
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Reno
Nevada
Marie Norton Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Ivan Burrows Fontaine
Sapiro Calls For Compulsory Pool In Saskatchewan
Aaron Sapiro urged a one hundred percent pool by legislation to benefit Saskatchewan. He argued voluntary co operation failed to achieve full control and reviewed the Pool’s six year record, its effects on dumping and price stability, and warned against non poolers and speculative interests.
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Rosetown
Sask
Saskatchewan
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Mr. Sapiro
Minister Motherwell on U.S. Tariff on Canadian Wheat
Ottawa reports Hon. W. R. Motherwell, Canadian Minister of Agriculture, dismisses U S tariff ideas on Canadian wheat for milling in bond. He says outright tariff revisions would not harm Canada and could favor Canadian millers by limiting American millers access to hard wheat.
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Otawa
C.P
United States
Walsh
Montana
W. R. Motherwell
Senate
Washington
Self Accused London Slayer Freed of Murder Charge
Albert Lord 29. confessed to killing an unknown woman by throwing her from Waterloo Bridge into the Thames. No body found. no missing-person report. Prosecutor notes lack of evidence beyond self statement. magistrate dismisses case as autrefois acquit. Lord is released and returns to work.
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London
Albert Lord
Bow Street
Ord
Lord
Waterloo
Thames River
Rose
Chartres
Autrefois
Massacre Reported in Kansu Moslem Uprising
Dispatch from Hankow notes a massacre in Central Kansu where about 3000 Moslems were killed after rebelling against Chinese authority. Victims were separated from wives before execution, with reports claiming the killings occurred under the guise of a conference.
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Kansu
Hankow
Snow and rain in Peace River stop harvest
A combined rain and snow storm moved through Peace River causing grain to soak and delaying threshing. Snow melts on impact, threatening further damage, though about sixty percent of wheat threshing is finished with grades one and two so far.
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Edmonton
Peace River
Woman Dies After Fall From Car Near Cudworth Sask
Saskatoon report says Mrs. Joe Boneth wife of a storekeeper at St Benedict near Cudworth Sask died after falling from a motor coach driven by her husband. The cause is unexplained and an inquest is to be held.
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Saskatoon
Joe Boneth
St. Benedict
Cudworth
Sask
Stock Exchange Scandals Stir Britain Financial Scene
London reports a rising storm over the abuse of titles by financiers and its likely impact on future operations. Critics say titled directors sit on multiple company boards without understanding finances, acting as pawns of savvy financiers.
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London
Great Britain
E'age Tive
Britain
Boys Run Away From St. Theresa Academy
Afflicted with homesickness Jack Niedel ten from Taber and Albion Bertielle twelve from Lomond ran away from St. Theresa Academy yesterday morning. They walked toward their homes and were picked up near Suffield by Mr. Orr who notified the A.P.P. Const. Cottrell brought them back to Medicine Hat and Albion was returned to the school while Jack went to his father.
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Jack Niedel
Taber
Albion Bertielle
Lomond
St. Theresa Academy
Suffield
Mr. Orr
A.P.P
Const. Cottrell
Medicine Hat
Jack
Albion
Anthea Rescues Crew From Stranded Silton Hall
London dispatch reports the steamer Anthea rushed to aid the burning Silton Hall in the Southern Indian Ocean and rescued its crew who abandoned ship. The Anthea received a wireless message stating the fire could not be controlled and the crew had taken to the boats.
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London
Anthea
Silton Hall
Indian Ocean
Kiwanis Visited Havre for Interclub Gathering
A 24 member Medicine Hat party joined Havre Kiwanis and Kiwanianettes for an interclub visit. The trip featured lunch at Simpson's ranch, a luncheon at Havre, ball game intrigue, a smoker at the Elk's Club, golf and sightseeing, with formal greetings from Medicine Hat officials and plans for future exchanges.
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Havre
Ottawa
Washington
Elk’s Club
Bob Hoag
Tip Volway
Harry Tweed
Jack King
Snowden's Attention Shifts as Stock Market Abuse Grows
London reports rising concern over titled directors and shadowy capital backing public companies. Labor backed calls for stricter exchanges rules and a national investment trust under state control to curb reckless underwriting and profiteering.
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Daily Herald
London Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
French inventor claims night detection of approaching planes
Hermonville Les Reims Sept 24 A French inventor A Van Hollebeke says his system detects and locates an incoming aeroplane at night. A 400 yard high observation balloon supports a revolving hollow drum with a concave sound reflector synced to a ground plate to indicate direction. A second mechanism estimates distance. He asserts planes can be detected 20 minutes before arrival and its altitude and path known for anti aircraft use.
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Hermonville-Les-Reims
France
Hve
A. van Hollebeke
London Sees Worst Drought in 71 Years
London reports its driest period in 71 years with 32 days lacking meaningful rainfall. The Lyga river level falls prompting anxiety in northern and northeastern LE London. garden watering was halted and water charges will be halved at the next payment date by the Water Board.
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London
C.P
Lyga
LE London
Water Board
Train wreck near Zuevka claims thirty lives
Thirty people were killed and forty injured when six coaches jumped the track at a railway near Zuevka in Everdlovsk on September 24. Everdlovsk, once Skaters burgh, is the Ural district center.
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Everdlovsk
U.S.S.R
Zuevka
Skatersburgh
Ural Mountain District
Czar Nicholas
Ottawa discusses next year's farm labor movement
Ottawa representatives from the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways will meet with the immigration department to plan next year's farm laborer movements from non-preferred countries. Minister Forke signals possible further reductions, cites unemployment reports, and notes British immigration rising while Central European intake fell.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Department of Immigration
Robert Forke
Europe
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League Assembly
Vanderbilt
Hon. Motherwell
Cudworth, Sask
Medicine Hat Club
Hat
Phil. Snowden
Philip Snowden
Canada
British Isles
Forke
England
Pontry
Apaad
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