Pathetic tale of Kiernander in Regina Court
In Judge Hannon's Criminal Court a young man named John Dixie Kiernander, born in Burma and educated in England, faced bigamy charges. After a moved defense recounting a troubled life and war hardships, the judge gave a lenient sentence of one year in prison.
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Regina
John Dixie Kiernander
Alkseah
Burma
Kiernander
Canada
Winni
Fessa
Seapine
England
Hannon
Western Boards of Trades Meet in Calgary May First Ninth
The Western Boards of Trades schedule a Calgary meeting on May 1 and May 9. Officials will discuss routine matters and organizational updates for local trade groups.
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Western Boards of Trades
Calgary
Vladivostok Occupied by Japanese Forces After Fierce Fighting
Japanese troops occupied Vladivostok after eight hours of heavy combat. Revolutionary regiment officers are reported arrested and executed. Russians have been disarmed and the imperial flag now flies over government buildings.
Canada Debates Nation Status Over League Backdrop
In the house of commons a renewed debate on Canada's status as a nation unfolds. A new question considers how the United States refusal to join the League of Nations would affect the Monroe Doctrine. Major G W Andrews of Centre Winnipeg leads the inquiry, with N W Rowell likely to comment.
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Canada
House of Commons
United States
League of Nations
G. W. Andrews
Centre Winnipeg
N. W. Rowell
Privy Council
Carson Warned of Clan-na-Gael Plot to Kill Him
During the Home Rule debate Sir Edward Carson claimed Scotland Yard warned that Clan-na-Gael members had landed from the United States with the stated aim of assassinating him.
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Edward Carson
Scotland Yard
Clan-na-Gael
United States
Beans as Protein Power in Meat Substitutes
The article argues beans provide comparable protein to beef steak at lower cost and with less waste. It notes baked beans equal a quarter-pound sirloin in protein per cup and dried beans use less than a third cup. It highlights soy beans for protein and fat, and suggests milk cheese eggs or meat to supplement protein.
Three Armed Robbers Kidnap Bank Messenger in Minneapolis Heist
Three men in a large touring car robbed Market State Bank messenger in Minneapolis and abducted him to Forest Cemetery in St. Paul. They took $500 in cash and escaped after placing the satchel worth 85,000 dollars at Midland National Bank.
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Market State Bank
Minneapolis
Forest Cemetery
St. Paul
Market Bank
Midland National Bank
Midland Bank
Orangemen of Regina Plan July Twelfth Celebration
The Orange Order of Regina and surrounding region within 160 miles prepare a large July twelfth event. It is expected Regina will host thousands of men from the L O L for the celebration.
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Orangemen
Regina County
Regina
L.O.L
Pen Picture of Jesus Drawn by Ancient Roman
A 1900 year old letter by Publius Lentulus, a Roman proconsul, describes Jesus as handsome with blond hair and blue eyes. Antiquarians deem the letters authentic, boosting claims of Jesus’s fair complexion and appearance as depicted by some Renaissance artists.
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Jesus Christ
Publius Lentulus
Palestine
Nazareth
Italy
God
Jesus
Mary
Rome
Narrow escape as two Grand Trunk steamers collide near Vancouver
Fifty passengers aboard the Prince John survive after a collision with the Prince Albert in heavy snow and wind off Skidegate. The Prince John sinks in four fathoms near the beach as the Prince Albert tows away passengers and cargo, with salvage efforts under way by the Algerine.
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Prince John
Prince Albert
Grand Trunk Pacific Fleet
Pacific
Vancouver
Skidegate
Prince Rupert
Moorehouse
H. L. Robinson
Britain
Malcolm
Robinson
Stewart
Algerine
Man's Throat Slashed Body Found in Vancouver Boarding House
Vancouver police report the body of James Smith formerly of Conquest Sask was found in a boarding house room with a throat wound. The victim was a farmer and had recently been discharged from hospital after a serious operation.
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James Smith
Conquest, Sask
Vancouver
Saskatchewan Bankers Deny Reducing Farm Loans
About six Saskatchewan bankers issued a strong denial to claims that they are curtailing loans to farmers in the province.
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Saskatchewan
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