Icebergs Patrol Atlantic Route After Titanic
Washington reports icebergs along the main ship lane sixty miles south of the typical Atlantic path. The navy, using a Halifax based two cutter patrol, tracks bergs daily with Britain and France sharing reports to prevent encounters. A milder Arctic winter and coordinated international effort follow the Titanic disaster.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Hydrographic Office of
Navy
New York
North Atlantic
Arctic
United States Navy
Halifax
Great Britain
France
St. Johns
Canadian bred baby chicks appeal to winter layers
Bathurst Poultry Farm advertises White Leghorns ready for delivery at 20 dollars per hundred with free circulars from Richmond Hill Ontario. Also Norfolk showcard service hires writers and English Scotch Woolen Co promotes fabrics and clearance suits from 30 branches. Salesman position offered by J C Mclean in Toronto.
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Bathurst
Bathurst Poultry Farm
Richmond Hill
English & Scotch Woollen Company
Richmond Street
Canada
English & Scotch Woolen Company
Notre Dame Convent Commencement Play Fragments
Readable program notes outline a multi scene concert drama titled The Whole Year Round staged at Notre Dame Convent. Cast lists, choral pieces, solos, and tableaux depict Spring to Winter with roles for Strangers Spirit of Light May Queen and Attendants among others.
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Notre Dame Convent
Stewart
Seren
A. O'Leary
Ade
St. Pierre
BE. Murphy
A. Cash
M. McCloskey
W. Trainor
M. Maddigan
Cardinal Newman
A. McLellan
Stranger
Earth
Behr
M. Smith
G. Hughes
B. McDonald
O. Johnston
B. McQuaid
H. Biffin
M. Hogan
E. Mahar
Spirit OF Light
Clark
E. Murphy
I. Mc Carey
D. Kilroy
D. McKenna
H., Hogan
M. McInnis
H. Hornby
H. McDonald
BE. Cass
F. Keefe
V. Farrah
M. McMillan
M. Reilly HK. Murray
M. McDonald
Nora Murray
F. Cantwell
Rapaghan
M. Moran
E. Christopher
E. Cantwell
J. McDonald
M. Bridges
Guonod
H. Bittin
B. Mahar
Judge Upholds Prohibition Law in Charlottetown Appeal
The decision affirms the Prohibition Act's ban on illegal liquor consumption on premises. Justice Stewart defends plain statute meaning and strict construction while reviewing Burke’s appeal from the Stipendiary Magistrate.
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Stewart
Mixwell
Kenneth John Martin
Esquire
City of
Charlottetown
Charles E. Burke
Charles KE. Burke
Great George Street
Grafton
Kent Streets
Bentley
K.C
Inman
K. C
Burke
Shaw
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Council
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Russells
Canadian trade representation weakened by divided authority
London dispatch reports Premier Walter E. Foster criticizing Canada’s trade representation in London as the prewar system reemerges. Harrison Watson and Wilgress lead separate roles while the High Commissioner's office coordinates, prompting calls for a single central department and stronger support from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
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London
Walter E. Foster
New Brunswick
Harrison Watson
Old Trade Mission
Wilgress
Ministry of Food
Watson L. Griffith
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Employees Lose Their Positions
Ottawa reports a sweeping retirement under an efficiency program ordered by an order in council. More than 100 inside staff and many more outside workers affected across Canada, with two months salary plus additional service-based allowances. Public protests rise as officials, clerks, and MPs argue over the reorganization. Sir George Foster leads the reform efforts under a cabinet sub committee.
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Ottawa
Post Office
Customs Departments
Griffenhagen
George Foster
Customs Department
M. P
I Russel
Canada
Hodge
the Queen
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
A.C
Manitoba
Manitoba License Holders Association
A. C
Lord MacNaughten
Russel
Parliament of
Lord Watson
Lord Wat
Explosion at Mont Cenis mine kills twenty two in Berne
A blast at a fire dump today devastates the Mont Cenis mine in Berne. Twenty two workers are dead with many more injured as rescue teams search through the rubble and assess the extent of the disaster.
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Berne
Switzerland
Mont Cenis
Gratton Esmonde Speaks in Montreal Demonstrating Irish Solidarity
Gratton Esmonde spoke in Montreal at Monument National under the Self Determination for Ireland League, praising Montreal and Quebec for backing Irish freedom. He urged French Canadians and Canadian Irish to unite for faith and liberty before a crowded audience and city officials.
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Montreal
Monument National
Self Determination For Ireland League
O. Gratton Esmonde
Australia
Quebec
Ireland
Weather Summary for Toronto June 23
Toronto weather notes light to moderate winds with scattered showers and mostly fine conditions. High tide 12 03 PM today and 1 36 AM tomorrow. Sun sets 7 54 PM and rises 4 09 AM tomorrow. First quarter moon Tuesday June 28 at 9 17 AM.
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Toronto
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Tomar Tenane
Nelson
Apply
Bayfield Street
G. E. Henderson
Canadian Express Office
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Studebaker
St. Peters
H. W. McEwen
Bristol
Albany
Delaney
Eldon
Dunlap
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MacLean's
City
Maine
M. Dlo Guardian Office
Guardian Office
Water St
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Oakes Taxi “Bervicestan Acorn
School Street
W. P. Doul
Weymouth Street
F. P. Hennessey
Rochford Street
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Regina
Sask
S. R. Pendleton
Iga
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James Dol. White
West Angus
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J. C. Mclean
Bell
Riley Building
Queen Street
Prowse Brothers
Part
Helen Purcell
Anada
Province OF
Prince Edward Island
Court of Queens
Bennett I
Haywood
Chs
E. Burke & Ann
Angel’s Dream
Lagye
K. Hornby
A. Lacourciere
D. Hogan
J. Patterson
P. Noonan
C. Hackett
Campbell
H. Stewart
H. Purcell
R. Connolly
G. Walsh
the King
Fort Norman
Franklin Clark
Fitzroy Harbor
Ont
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Church of England
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Missionary Society
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Mackenzie River
West
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Law Lords
Privy Council
Queen's County
Noozie, the
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Winsloe
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