Man Keeps Dead Partner Body Frozen For Months in isolation
In Saskatchewan a trapper Sigvald Nilson lived with his partner Ole Heiberg’s frozen body at Island Lake from October 26. Constable Barbour found the death natural and instructed Nilson to burn wood and later dig a grave with a cross marking the spot. The report recalls Robert W. Service’s tale of Sam McGee.
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Gill Jurors Describe Their Own Perspective
The piece profiles jurors in a Gill case, detailing their appearances, habits, and moods. It notes Reverend Percy chewing gum, Charles Messerman and others watching intently, and signs of tension as they await deliberation. The article emphasizes the jurors as ordinary locals facing a major, guarded verdict.
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John Munn
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Food Shortage Sparks Revolt Across Russia
A March rising from food shortages erupts in the capital and spreads to Kely and Moscow. Regiments mutiny, mutinies spread, and loyal troops aid the people as the duma defies the czar. Rioters seize arsenals, munitions, and prisons while women and children ferry food to troops. The duma lider Roedzianko pushes demands for the crown’s surrender, signaling a strong move toward democracy amid a war-aligned struggle.
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Biggest Art Sale Now Under Way
New York March 16 Fifty thousand dollars of Old Masters from Frederick R. Halsey will be auctioned at the Anderson Art galleries starting today. This seventh section of the Halsey collection will push total sales to about $400,900, surpassing all previous records by over $100,000.
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Australia plans home offers for English soldiers after war
M. Mackellar of Sydney says Australia will offer homes to English soldiers who settle in the continental colony after the war. He spoke at New Washington on Thursday while en route to England.
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Sing Sing Inmates Hit Food Costs With Rice And Macaroni
OSSINING N Y March 16 Sing Sing prisoners face rising living costs with the daily menu switching from potatoes and onions to rice and macaroni to curb feeding 1500 inmates.
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N. Y
Nan of Music Mountain Featured in Star Monday
Photoplays are censored but plays are not. The Star notes the protection idea favors those with 10 cents over $2 while previewing Nan of Music Mountain in the upcoming Monday edition.
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