Tragic Arctic Murder Revealed In Radford Street Case
Police expedition under Inspector F. H. French retraces the Bathurst Inlet killings of Radford and Street. The two men, aided by Esquimaux guides, were slain after a dispute over a guide and a sick wife. investigation shows fear and miscommunication, not wanton cruelty.
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Esquimaux
Radford
French
Arctic
Hudson Bay
Chesterfield Inlet
Bathurst Inlet
Mr. Radford
Point Barrow
Street
Esquiman
R. N.W.M.P
Halifax
Hudson's Bay
Baker Lake
Jack French
Batoche
Bevts
Ellis River
Inspector French
Weekly Budget for Working Girls Is Placed at $25
Mrs L Y McKinney MLA told the Minimum Wage Commission in Calgary that the United Farm Women Association budget shows a weekly expenditure of 25 for necessities. She argued that a higher minimum wage is needed to cover room rent food health and personal care without harming the workers health or future motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farm Women Association
L. Y. McKinney
M.L.A
Mrs. McKinney
Pay your out of town accounts by express money orders
A short notice urges paying out of town accounts using Express Money Orders. It states a five dollar money order costs three cents in fees and promotes this service for settling balances.
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Ind
Kerosene Gas and Air Burners Offered for Stoves
Advert says kerosene gas and air burners can be installed in stoves ranges or furnaces in minutes as the cleanest safest burner. Offers a complete unit for 35 dollars and invites readers to write for proposition details.
Eskimo killings spark patrols in northern hinterlands
Street attempted interference as Radford was stabbed and the Esquimaux pursued by natives. The two men killed crossed the sea to Victoria Land, requiring at least two years more for justice. Mr. French investigated, reporting to the Government and warning natives of the crime’s seriousness. The episode illustrates arduous Royal Northwest Mounted Police duties.
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N.W.M.P
Great Lone Land
Yukon
Hudson Bay
Arctic Sea
Esquimaux
Radford
Bathurst
Interior
Timaux
Radford and
Street
Bathurst Inlet
Hall
N.W.M. P
Starnes
Beyts
Victoria Land
French
R. N.W.M.P
Dream of a peaceful realm and farewell to Earth
A husband named Albert recounts an afterlife dream of a gentle land free of wars and sorrow, where he is told his wife Lucy and son will find happiness. He fears leaving them yet accepts departure, revealing past weariness and a resolve that a brighter future awaits beyond earthly pain. The wife pleads, and the scene ends with Albert dying, leaving Lucy with their child.
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Albert
Lucy
Philip
Earth
Prolific Cow Rivalry Stirs Manitoba Ontario Farm Report
Lady Bountiful owned by Tony Stumpf of Maple Lake Minnesota reportedly birthed three calves in a remarkable birth. W R Drysdale of Regina claims a cow owned by William Ritchie of Elmvale Ontario outproduces with sixteen calves in six years. The latter cow, eight years old and 1300 pounds, has born triplets and twins repeatedly, illustrating extraordinary bovine prolificacy.
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Lady Bountiful
Tony Stumpf
Maple Lake
Minn
W. R. Drysdale
12Th Avenue
Regina
William Ritchie
Elmvale
Ont
Razor Confusion Sparks Barber Customer Exchange
Dialogue fragments show a barber and customer debating a razor used on the face. The exchange reveals surprise and humor as the customer realizes the blade was indeed on his skin, prompting a lighthearted remark about the topic.
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Andrew Waite
Ving Edward Hotel
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LU OE
Lends Fragrance
Salada
Toronto
Harris Read & CO
Investment Securities
Canada Life Building
Barber
Razor All Right
Continuin Ak Roce
Ele
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Embury
Y.M.C.A
Saskatchewan
Harold C. Shipman & Co
Shipman Chambers
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