Labor Day Planning in Cranbrook District Meeting Chooses Committee
Labor Day festivities in Cranbrook proceed with a unanimous vote to observe the day this year. A nine member organizing committee is named with J. Fink as permanent chair and H. White as secretary. Vice presidents from district camps are appointed, plus a finance group and a plan to handle any surplus for the local fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Oliver
Charles Abbott
FW McDonald
Willian Heywood
TP Doris
W Flowers
Jett McDonald
McDonald
8. Simpson
J. 2. Fink
HL. Small
F Fink
Hl. White
J. Hl. McDonald
A. Shankland
F. FE. Simpson
Sec‘om
G. Hunter
J. WB. Mutehcroft
Marysville
William Oliver
Baker
G. A. King
Moyie
Robert Findlay
Ryan
H. W. Drew
Kimberley
I. H L. Wilson
Wardner
J. Austin
Fiko
Archie Leitch
Jaffray
F. Becker
Bayard
T. Baxter
King's Mills
Glen Campbell
North Star
Samuel Speers
Spokane Junction
R. A. Fraser
Fort Steele
Oliver Burge
Perry Creek
S. McDonald
Herald Office
WitteChosen Russian Peace Mission Chief
The Russian government appoints M. Witte as chief plenipotentiary for peace negotiations to be held in the United States next month. He will depart from Cherbourg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse on July 26, and receives full powers as head of the mission.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Ehoile Paris
M Muraviel
America
United States
Witte
Mo Muraylet
Nicholas
Eemperor Nicholas
M. Witte
Washington
Cheribourg
Cranbrook Lacrosse Team Plans Lethbridge Clash for Levasseur Cup
Cranbrook lacrosse club decides to send the team to Lethbridge on Monday in the Levasseur cup rematch with the city stick-handlers. A win by Lethbridge would force Cranbrook to relinquish the cup. a Cranbrook victory would set up a decisive third game on neutral grounds. The intermediates challenge Winnipeg's Mintos and Black and Graham recover to help Cranbrook reverse last game’s result. Hoggarth and Rollins cup excitement grows in eligible lacrosse towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Lacrosse Club
Lethbridge
Cranbrook
Cranbrook's
Black
Graham
More Men for St Eugene and Moyie Mines
Report notes a new 30 drill air compressor plant at St Eugene mine may begin operation by month end. Workforce is set to rise sharply, with about 3800 men currently employed west and at the mine, and payroll averaging $30,000. June output reached 2750 tons of concentrates while foreign shipments filled a Belgium contract until June 1. The mine paid a $70,000 dividend on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyie
St. Eugene
Belgium
Mee
Trail
Nelson
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