Baker Masterminds Inconnu Plot Framed Trap
Alan Baker exposes inspector Haskell as a liar over the Inconnu patrol and forces a confrontation in Williamson’s cabin. Haskell’s defense collapses as Baker’s moral resolve and Joyce’s scheming artifice steer toward justice while Elizabeth presses him on reward money and responsibility.
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Williamson
Alan
Haskell
Joyce
Alaska
Baker
Larry Younge
Dave MacMillan
Elizabeth Spaulding
In En durance Bill Takes Command After Clash
At Alan's cabin Bill sits despondent as he learns he is now in charge at En durance after overhearing heated mutterings about Haskell and Baker. He reflects on power, restraint, and the volatile dynamics at the outpost while others debate leadership and discipline.
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Bill
Alan
Elizabeth
Buzzard
Endurance
Haskel
Williamson
Wood sugar from Swedish wood planned for large scale
Wood sugar produced from wood is planned for large scale use in Sweden. It is not for human consumption but for cattle feed alcohol distillation and yeast production. New method may yield 60 pounds of sugar per 100 pounds of wood and authorities say one million long tons could be produced yearly.
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Sweden
Tariff Question Raises Senator Sorghum Viewpoints
Senator Sorghum declines personal view on tariffs saying public opinions reflect his influential constituents. New U S rail plans envision trains at 110 mph. A new copper extraction method from ores using ion line has been developed by chemists in Chile.
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Senator Sorghum
Chile
Oxford Group Platform Independent Agnes Policy Speech
Agnes Policy of Absolute Honesty and Purity announced by Hugh Savage independent candidate for Cowichan Newcastle at Duncan nomination. Savage, publisher of the Cowichan Leader, urged personal change as key to political reform and pledged to oppose patronage in public work.
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Agnes
Hugh Savage
Cowichan- Newcastle
B.C
Duncan
Oxford Group
Savage
Cowichan
Britain’s Empire Wheat Imports Rise Sharp in 12 Months
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows UK wheat imports from empire countries rose about 52 percent in the year ending May compared with the prior year. Canada led with roughly 80 percent gains, Australia up 17 percent, with Canada supplying about 49.5 percent and Australia 25.6 percent of total imports for the year ending April, versus 24.9 percent and 19.3 percent in the previous comparable period.
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United Kingdom
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Austria
Australis
Australia
Three Motorless Planes Towed by One Powered Craft
In Los Angeles a single motorized aeroplane hauled three motorless planes aloft, a rare aerial feat in U S history. The demonstration showcased the concept of aerial express trains with a powered locomotive plane drawing trailers that could detach at intermediate fields along a route.
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Los Angeles
United States
Well Known Artist George Horne Russell Dies in N B
The Montreal painter George Horne Russell R C A well known for portraits and harbor scenes has died at St Stephen New Brunswick. He was elected associate of the Royal Canadian Academy in 1908 and full member in 1919 serving as president from 1922 to 1926. The item includes a light joke about a teacher and a student and a note that Siam is boosting railway construction.
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George Horne Russell
R.C.A
Montreal
Dominion
Maritime Province
St. Stephen
N.B
Canadian Rockies
Russell
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts
Academy
Delegates At Economic Conference Dine In Special Restaurant
Feod from many countries attending the Works Economic Conference mingle during a plenary break at a special restaurant. Delegates sample global foods and beverages, including caviar, vodka, Chinese chicken, German sausages, and Arak from Palestine, as they discuss while traveling to the conference hall in flag adorned cars.
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Japan
Palestine
The Rhyming Optimist or Aline Michasie Poem
The speaker speaks of crossing a threshold into a peaceful chamber where all is well. They praise compassion and kindness, light in dark days, and a sacred trust shining like sunlit threads. The verses emphasize serenity, faith, and a flawless, enduring fabric of trust.
Red Cotton Patches Change Southern Fields Color
Southern Mississippi cotton patches have turned red, altering the landscape. Planters favor the red variety for potentially longer staple length and weevil resistance. Stalks and leaves appear deep red while blooms stay pink and cotton remains white, creating startling contrast like lakes of blood.
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Mississippi
Will Hoover Be Librarian At Stanford After War Library
Former President Herbert Hoover to direct the Hoover War Library at Stanford University Library Building. Remodeling will provide him an office and space to house additional material from Washington. The collection is described as the largest of its kind, including secret diplomatic negotiations from before and after World War I. Rackham heirs plan charity.
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Hoover
Stanford University
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Little Helps For This Week Prayer and Gratitude Reflections
A compact religious snippet explores gratitude as a path to happiness. Quoted verses from Deuteronomy Colossians and Herbert frame thanks as a daily rule. The piece quotes Law on turning calamity into blessing through praise and thanks.
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William Law
Fear Complex Undermines Jobs Economy
A critique asserts one fifth of workers are unemployed and fear dominates modern America. Employees laxly value work, while employers suffer from reduced demand as ambition and standards decline. The Atlantic Monthly quote underscores widespread complacency.
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America
Atlantic Monthly
Greater May bank debits show record activity in western provinces
May bank debits rose to 2.6496 billion, up 25 percent from April after seasonal adjustment, the highest since November 1931. Regina Calgary Medicine Hat and Winnipeg all posted gains with the prairie provinces up 65.2 percent and British Columbia up 0.7 percent, Vancouver up 4.8 percent.
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Regina
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Vancouver
Estates Topped by Mrs Mary Ellen Smith probate
The late Mrs Mary Ellen Smith, former BC cabinet minister and pioneering woman in the empire, left a gross estate of 630 with net of 330. Ira Smith died on May 3. Probate application filed in supreme court.
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Mary Ellen Smith
British Columbia
British Empire
Supreme Court
Ira Smith
Man Recalls Brutal Fight Ending in Multiple Nose Breaks
A man tells his wife of injuries from a violent incident. He wryly states his nose was broken in three places while she scolds him for lingering in dangerous spots. The dialogue captures a grim, domestic reflection on the incident.
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Pat
Austria's Drive Against Foreign Fuel Aims at Coal Mines
Austria tightens limits on imported fuels to bolster domestic coal mining. Government officials say reducing dependence on foreign energy strengthens energy security and supports local mines amid shifting markets. Trade groups warn of higher costs and potential supply disruptions for industries relying on coal and related fuels.
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Austria
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