Australia under Labor creates new political order
Melbourne reports on Andrew Fisher leading a Labor government in Australia with a majority in both houses. The piece notes cabinet diversity, nationalization of state debts, planned nationalization of coal mines, land tax, social reforms, and a shift from free trade to protective measures while detailing gains against trusts and the coal industry.
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Melbourne
Australia
Andrew Wisher
Ayrshire
Scotland
Andy
Tie
Labor Party
Fisher
Queensland
Labor
W. M. Hughes
National Council
Senate
Alfred Deakin
Combine of Free Traders and Protectionists
New South Wales
Coal Trust
Deakin
United States
England
Hughes
Deany
Hanonaliae
Alaska
How to Keep Cool in the Heat
A satirical guide urges constant weather thoughts and social cooling tactics. It advises staying near fans, avoiding home comfort, and seeking crowds downtown to beat the heat, with playful warnings about sweating and collars wilting.
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Sahara
Keep Cool Prescription Amid the Heat Wave
A quirky guide counsels farm workers to sweat and fan themselves, noting heat and the boss’s cool demeanor. It suggests applying the heat remedy backward, and warns that people are overly absorbed in work and heat-induced delusions while seeking relief.
Resistance to Johnson Jeffries Fight Pictures Grows
Moving pictures of the Johnson and Jeffries battles face bans in major cities amid race tensions and concerns over moral tone. Promoters sually would have earned about 1 million dollars next month from ticket sales. Baltimore officials and St Louis advocates push for prohibitions, while Detroit and Atlanta city leaders weigh bans. The United Societies of Christian Endeavor spearheads a nationwide protest campaign.
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Johnson and Jeffries
United States
Jeffries
Johnson
Rickard
Gleason
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Atlanta
Georgia
Johannesburg
South Africa
Moving Picture Show
Board of Police Commissioners
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
South Africa and Canada Trade Bonds Urged
The Cape Times urges Canada South African union reciprocity and stronger trade ties, calling on producers and merchants to expand commerce. The South African News also praises CanadaSouth African relations and suggests mutual gains from closer exchange and study of Canadian institutions.
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London
The
Cape Times
Canada
Water rights notices for Adolph Lumber and Pacific Exploration
Two notices outline applications for water rights in British Columbia. Adolph Lumber seeks to store and divert water near Adolph Creek for irrigation and power, with no Crown land occupancy and a June 21 1910 posting. Pacific Exploration Company applies for Elk River water rights for a hydraulic power plant near Elko, with 400 cubic feet per second and July 15 1910 application date.
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Adolph Creek
Adolph Lumber Company
F. W. Adolph
P. O
Baynes Lake
B. C
Harvey, McCarter & Macdonald
TMK
East Kootenay District
Pacific Exploration Company, Limited
Elk River
C.P.R
Elko
Kootenay District
Pavitte Exploration Company, Limited
Nelson
B.C
Memorandum of Association
Pacific Exploration Company, Ltd
John W. Falls
Adolph Lumber Co seeks water rights at Cranbrook district
Application for a water license by Adolph Lumber Company Baynes Lake B C. requests ten cubic feet per second from Adolph Creek to irrigate Lot 319 and parts of Lot 319 with dam and ditches on the stream rising there. Reservoirs and storage volumes outlined alongside areas to be irrigated.
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Cranbrook
Adolph Lumber Company
Baynes Lake
B. C
Rock Creek
Adolph Creek
S. W
S. E
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By John Wanamaker
Women of
the Herald
Winnipeg Tribune
Vancouver
British Columbia
Jas. Roy
Vanewdver Fullition Arcoviation
Kootenay
Reweslencw Store
E. H. Small, Proprirron
Joseph Brault
Peon Rem
SSM Ssr OM
TSN
FTN
Queen's Hotel
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary
H. L. Stephens
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