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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
3
An OCR readable snippet notes subscription to United North Central Electric or a similar entity will be extended or canceled, with payments by cheque. Barrie Ontario address referenced, likely for remittance or service update. Details are incomplete but reflect a change in subscription status and payment method.
Lloyd George proposed a Royal Commission to study how honors are awarded, defending the current system while acknowledging flaws. He noted rising honors due to population and wealth, and wartime civilian contributions. Separately, at the Old Bailey, Reginald Dunn and Joseph O'Sullivan were sentenced to death for the murder of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson after a trial marked by Dunn reading a political manifesto. The verdict came twenty six days after the assassination.
The phrase suggests a strategic aim to fortify or finalize Canada’s claims, focusing on secure, reliable handling of territorial or political interests. It implies a formal, precautionary approach to establishing and safeguarding sovereign rights.
The Canadian exploration ship Arctic commanded by Cap. Jos E Bernier begins its twenty seventh polar voyage under J D Craig of the Department of the Interior. The crew will collect duties patrol and conduct exploration as they push toward Elismere Land in the far north.
President Harding abandons attempts to end the coal strike after operators reject his settlement plan. A majority of districts accept the proposal, while a minority seek arbitration with conditions. He invites operators to resume work, warning that public welfare outweighs worker or employer action, signaling possible federal troop protection for reopenings with non union labor.
Field Marshal Wilson murderers were condemned as Fischer and Kern killed themselves amid a siege by police and soldiers at Saaleck Castle. The former officers had eluded capture for a month with Monarchist aid. rewards totaling two billion marks from the government and half a million from Republican papers were offered.
Manitoba voters usher in a farmer government as the United Farmers of Manitoba win 25 seats plus 7 Independents toward a majority. Norris Liberal 8 seats. Liberals suffer heavy defeats. three cabinet ministers lose re elections. John Brecken chosen as UFM leader to form government. Wage dispute on Canadian railways to be settled by a Board of Conciliation.
A large turn out from Angus Flats attended the funeral for William Ross who died July 16 at R V Hospital Barrie. He leaves wife and three children Erma Donald and Charlie. Mrs Ross and family receive sympathy from friends. Local visits and family gatherings noted, with mention of Mrs McKever’s funeral prior and Berry picking season. Glizarm coal tar byproduct noted as a major industry point.
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