International Mine Life Saving Contest At Ladysmith
The fifth annual field day of the Vancouver Island Mine Rescue Association was held on the Agricultural Ground at Ladysmith drawing 300–400 spectators. Nanaimo and Newcastle Washington tied for top honors at 94 percent, with Cumberland and Cassidy’s at 90 and other teams near 88. The contest tested gas detection, rescue procedures, and first aid with Draeger apparatus, Bird lamps, and entombed-worker rescues, under judges from Nanaimo Seattle and Vancouver.
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Ladysmith
Vancouver Island Mine Rescue Association
State of Washington
Nanaimo
Newcastle
Wash
Cumberland
Cassidy
Seattle
Robt. Laird
Thos. Parkinson
John Sutherland
David Brown
Francis John
Wm. Jones
Geo
Ellinor
Tony Tonda
Joe Brimia
Theo
Rouse
Jas
Toman
H. N. Freeman
Draeger
Gibbs and
Paul
Cassidy's
Fernie
Michel
Department of Mines
N Beveridge
J. Taylor
W. Beveridge
Simpson
Cumberland No
S. Carruthers
J. Williams
T. R. Jackson
R. Strachan
Montgomery
Ladysmith Chronicle
Deserter from Canadian Forces Sentenced to Two Years
Cecil Grahame of Saanich was court martialed at Work Point Barracks and sentenced to two years imprisonment with hard labor. Drafted in 1918, he deserted during a leave to visit Ireland and went to the United States before returning home after the armistice. </s>
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Victoria
Cecil Grahame
Saanich
Work Point Barracks
Grahame
Old Country
Ireland
United States
Church Property Not Sellable for Tax Arrears in Victoria
The Court of Appeal rules St. Andrew's Cathedral cannot be seized for unpaid taxes and tax sales are barred. Bishop Macdonald led the case against Victoria city to halt seizure of the church and payables dating from 1913 totaling over 16000. McDiarmid argued exemption but lost. Chief Justice Macdonald dissented. The decision may be appealed.
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St. Andrew's
View
Blanchard Streets
Court of Appeal
Macdonald
Vancouver Island
Smith
F. A. McDiarmid
Supreme Court
McDiarmid
Layman's View of Mannix Episode in Australia
Sydney lecturer G H Blakemore says religious controversy linked to Irish questions will shape Australian politics. He notes Irish Catholic influence in Parliament civil service and warns the sectarian issue may be fought out in the Commonwealth as in other countries.
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Victoria
Canada
South Africa
G. H. Blakemore
Sydney
New South Wales
Blakemore
Australia
Mannix
Commonwealth
Civil Service
Paper From Madagascar Pulp Preserves Chronicles and Law
The Antaimoro tribe in Madagascar makes a durable parchment like paper from native shrub pulp. Each family keeps sheets for chronicles and Mohammedan law. said to date from a ninth century shipwrecked Muslim who wanted an enduring Koran copy. The AnTaimoro sell only when pressing need arises. Circumstances reveal men.
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Madagascar
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