Busy Week Recap: Police, Fires, and Mournful Tales
A jammed digest notes Ottawa police cases, oil leases near the British Columbia line, a fire-destroyed mail steamer Philadelphia, and a rash of dramatic incidents from Canada and Europe. It cites Louis Houle’s capture, a 102 year old Swiss woman dying from a wasp sting, and a fatal mine blast at Jasper followed by rescue efforts.
Bomb Explodes in London Building
A bomb exploded at 1 o'clock in the morning in a building near London Bridge, Old Shoe Lane. A floor was wrecked but no injuries were reported. The device appears to have been left inside the building.
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London
Old Shoe Lane
London Bridge
Sinn Fein youth silent in murder charge in police court
A Dublin born Sinn Feiner, unnamed in court, was brought before the police court on a murder related charge connected to an officer shooting. He is 28 and held on remand for one week while a separate charge alleges possession of a plane plan in the premises for fresh evidence.
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North West Mounted Police
Manitoba
Louis Houle
Ebb and Flow
Dauphin
Royal Canadian Mount ' 4
Houle
Bien
K. Rooks
T He
Alberta
Faree
Edmonton
Sinn
Infant's Body Found Buried in Box in Katepwe Valley
Two residents uncovered a buried box thought to be a whiskey cache. It contained the corpse of a three week old infant. Police took the remains to Indian Head for a postmortem. Investigators hold clues to identifying the person who buried the infant.
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Baby
Katepwe Valley
Indian Head
Australia wheat area swells amid favorable conditions
Bumper crops outlook grows as atmospheric conditions remain favorable in Australia. Wheat acreage expands by thousands of acres due to improved prospects and a government guarantee of 24 6d per bushel, higher than the state 5s benchmark.
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Australia
Deed May Yet Tall Tale Dr Gustave Geley
Dr Gustave Geley of the International Metaphysical Institute says crime could be ended by making detection through contact with the dead impossible. A Canadian censor board report notes films banned worth 295 reels for import restrictions on motion pictures. Lt Col A S Eve of McGill disputes spiritualism, saying Sir Oliver Lodge Conan Doyle and others lack scientific evidence for spiritualism.
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Gustave Geley
International Metaphysical Institute
Spiritualium
Western” Canada’ Censor Board
Eve, F.rs
McGill University
Oliver Lodge
Conan Doyle
Rockefeller Son Claims Half Billion Given Away
A statement by John D. Rockefeller's son says nearly half a billion dollars have been given away. Separately in Ontario a man named T. J. Moore was shot by a hunter mistaking him for a deer and was hospitalized in Sudbury 50 miles away. Moore is listed in fair condition.
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John D. Rockefeller
Guelph
Ontario
T. J. Moore
Ford bonus cheques totaling over seven million issued to employees
Ford Motor Company will begin distributing bonus cheques exceeding seven million dollars to employees starting January 1 1921 as announced by President Edsel B Ford. An additional three percent will be paid for the three months ending December 31 on Ford investment certificates, atop a guaranteed six percent. Eight percent had been paid on July 31, 1920, bringing total certificates return to 12 percent for the year.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Edel B. Ford
Bassano Official Faces Theft Charges
Charles Carnegie, secretary of Bassano, charged with stealing a $500 Victory bond $1,300 from the municipality and $900 from the municipal hospital fund. He will face trial in Calgary soon. Carnegie has served Bassano since 1919 and came from Winnipeg where he was a Fort Garry official. Shortages prompted his arrest.
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Charles Carnegie
Bassano
Triat
Calgary
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Carnegie
Calendar Curiosities Shape a Modern Time System
A group of Minneapolis businessmen begin a campaign to reform the time reckoning method to curb calendar absurdities. The effort aims to place time within a coherent system and reduce inconsistencies long accepted by the public.
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Minneapoli
Minnesota
Dark shadow over lives and a missing mother’s memory
Fragmented dialogue recalls lost parents and a child in care, with characters Maria Glory and Martha discussing origins and a stolen child. The scene blends emotional memory with a speculative calendar reform, hinting at a broader social backdrop and personal longing.
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Edward Carson
Ameria
Boston
Grande Prairie
United States
Philadelphi
New York
Laguira
Fat San Juan
Mme
Marie Brusthein
Apenzell
Switzerland
Railway Fuel Company
Jasper
John Fagness
Eugene
Esther Bedard
Lake Lenore
Prince Albert
Fagneau
England
Scotland
Port Arthur
Board of Education
Imperial Oil
Montreal
R. A. Brooke
Great Slave Lake
Jone
Vancouver
Peace River Crossing
North
McMurray
Frank Myring
General Hospital
Horse Lake
Sask
Board of Railway Commissioners
A. S. Goodeve
James Freeman
Omaha
Cial
Norman L. Harvey
Railways and Telephones
Edith Dankline Crane
Andrew Martin
Cochrane Lumber Company
CNR
Social Service Committee
Church Hill
Toronto
North Bay
Dominion Social Service Council
J. Cardwell
United Farmers of Alberta
Methodist
W. H. Cushing
McKenna
Manitoba Street East
Providence Hospital
Chicago
A. Robbins
Regina
Shetis
Canada
Old Country
Egar
Mr. Hamilton
Liberty Calendar
Martha
Marlowly
Jone Ja
Maria
Maria Darlin
Liberty
French Academy Gendar Association
Basket Gee
Marthe
Glory
Somme
Sam
Marfa
Sam Eure