Reorganization of Inspection and Normal School Work
The Alberta Education Minister announces a province wide reorganization of inspection and normal school work. New appointments transfer profiles for cities including Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge Medicine Hat and Wainwright with a third normal school planned for Edmonton and a new rural inspectorate near Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.
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Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Calgary
R. UW. Roberts
James Fowler
Wainwright
G. S. Lord
M. FE. Lazette
Macleod
A. J. Matson
High River
J. G. Buchanan
Lacombe
ApAglood
M. J. 1. Hutchison
Calgary Normal School
W. J. McLean
Castor
Wish River
Ctd
I. Boyce
E. L. Fuller
Alberta
Emmonteen
G. FP. McNally
C. Sansain
Memuain
A. E. Torrie
Camrose Normal School
Mroda J. Williams
Bchouly
Medicine Hatl
Stat
Wo AL Stiekto
Mires
J. Re Tue Kk
Margaret Stewart
Sunday Evening Concert Program Highlights and Motifs
A Sunday evening concert features pieces including March Great Little Army Alford Woodland Fantasia Luders Dream Memories Vatrol Wee Macgregor Amers Overture Remick's Hits Lampe Valse Agsphodel Hildreth Marely and a New Colonial 22.2.0. The fragment ends with the exclamatory cry God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Rolfe
Remick
Hildreth Marely
New Colonial
Je je ele ele egs ofe I
Je je ele ele egs ofe I summarizes a damaged OCR fragment with unreadable names and unclear events. The readable parts mention vague oaths or notices but lack concrete persons or places to identify a clear local item.
France and England Offer Poland Aid Without Troops
Paris reports Polish counterattacks against the Bolsheviks have succeeded and France and England may aid Poland without sending troops. Czecho Slovakia suggests intervention only if Poland’s territorial integrity is at risk while Romania pledges neutrality unless joint action is required. Bolsheviks launch offenses against Wrangel in southern Russia as Moscow claims advances.
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Poland
Czecho
Paris
France
Jéngland
le Matin
Armiies
The
Excelsior
London
Aue
General Wrangle
Russia
Crimea
Moscow
Alexanderov
Global civil aviation progress under postwar limits
London July 20 Sir Frederick Sykes reports postwar civil aviation progress across Europe and beyond. Germany Austria and Hungary restrict manufacturing yet organize civil aviation departments while Belgium funds flying development in the Congo and France expands aerodromes and colonial airline links. Italy appoints air attaches.
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London
Miaii
Fredick Sykes
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Frederick
Welgium
Paris
Belgian Congo
France
Isalso
Htaly
Abr
Grocers Section A M A To Meet Monday
Mr Jas Kellas provincial secretary of the Retail Merchants Association returns from the Dominion executive board convention held in Vancouver. He also attended a secretaries conference and a Calgary Board of Commerce meeting. A grocers section meeting is set for 10 o'clock Monday morning at Mr Kellas office in the Weed Block.
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Jas. Kellas
Iretail Merchants’ Association
Dominion Executive Board
Assocision
Vaimcouver
Calgary
Board of Commerce
Kellas
Aviation contender funds immense spend to stay ahead
The report notes that in several countries the individual is pouring substantial money into aviation development to maintain a leading position in the field.
Western Waterways Seen As Key To Prairie Economy
Winnipeg mayor Charles K. Gray urges a western waterways commission to develop Hudson Bay route via Lake Winnipeg and Nelson River and to expand the Saskatchewan River. He argues improved waterways would cut costs for feed fuel and building materials across western Canada.
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Winnipeg
Man
Prairie Provinces
West
Charles K Griy
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson River
Bay
Saskatchewan
Canada
Western A Waterways Commission
ENOUGH COAL TO SUPPLY EVERYONE
Ottawa reports Hon. F. Carvell chair of railway commissioners says all Canada west of Fort William and the Maritime Provinces can secure as much coal as needed. He notes a possible anthracite scarcity but sufficient supply for immediate needs if purchases speed up. prices likely high. If profiteering continues the board will act.
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Ottawa
F. Carvell
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canada
Fort William
Maritime Provinces
Ile
Carvell
Post Discharge Dental Treatment Notice
Sex members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force must submit applications for post discharge dental treatment to the District Dental Officer at the district headquarters where they reside. Applications must be received on or before September 1, 1920. Those received after the deadline will not be considered.
Reckless Danning and Woman’s Death Verdict
Calgary August 7 jury finds Stanton A Nickle drove recklessly causing death of Mrs W Campbell by swerving toward her as she stood on the curb. Witnesses say car traveled 25 30 mph two officers note possible liquor influence. Car dragged victim then stopped half a block away. Mrs Beard says no signal was heard and the car veered right to strike.
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Calgary
Stanton Nickle
D. As Yeats
Smith
Nickle
W. Campbell
Nash
Stanton A. Nickle
Beard
First Street
Eleventh Avenue
A. J. Smith
Free Postal Privileges Restored After Ontario Protest
Free postal privileges for sending statistics by doctors clergy and local boards of health to provincial health departments have been restored after protest to Ottawa by Dr J W O S McGullough Ontario provincial officer of health.
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Otffina
Boards of Health
Ottawa
J. W. O S. McGullough
Ontario
Viscount Burhan Receives Moose Head at Conference
Viscount Burhan, chairman of the imperial press conference, was presented with a fine moose head by fellow delegates at a private ceremony in Ottawa this morning.
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Ottawa
Viscount Burhan
Imperial
Commemoration Service for 175th Battalion Members
Ex members of the 175th Battalion gather at Armory Park Sunday Aug 8 at 10 am with color party at 9 30 am. Pipe Band leads to St Barnabas Church to receive colors, service, then to Wilfrith Ave for colors retirement at 10 45. Chaplain Capt Farrell conducts. Riverside Park cemetery visit to honor fallen comrades Craven Pratt Mallow Chirk Stobbs Haukshaw. floral tributes encouraged.
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175Th Battalon
Armory Park Park
St. Barnabas Charch
Wifith Ave
A. C. Farrell
Ceryle
Gitapat
Riverside Park
H. Craven
UH. Pratt
Darknon
J. J. Mallow
Terence Iilly
A. Chirk
LB. Stobbs
Oswald Haukshaw
Medicine Hat Race Meet Delivers Tight Finals And Wide Margins
On the second and final day in Medicine Hat the program drew a small crowd but offered competitive races. Bassano Boy won the Five Furlongs Dash with Teacup second, Mabel L. taking a double heat in the half mile, and Bassano Boy also leading the Derby with Teacup second. Cowboy Barrel Race saw Joe Lindsay win, followed by Vic Lawrence and James Mitchell, while Lindsay and Mitchell’s horses claimed the relay by a wide margin.
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Bassano Bay
May Online
Mable R
Jos Lindsay
Medicine Hat
Mac
Mildred Direct
Linde
Bassano Boy
Mabel l
Teacup
Mabel R
Cupid
Scarneck
Joe Lindsay
Vic Lawrence
James Mitchell
Lindsay
Albert Johnson
Joe Lawrence
Liverpool Iris Organizes Welcome for Archbishop Mannix
J P Kelly president of the Irish Self Determination League in Liverpool plans a large demonstration to greet Archbishop Mannix. Rumors swirl over government actions possibly delaying or removing the archbishop from the Baltic and patrolling the Irish Sea to avert unauthorized landing.
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Liverpool
Mannix
J. P. Kelly
M. Kelly
Irish Self Determination League
Sinn Weinner
Baik
Baltic
Southampton
Ireland
Progress In Civil Flying Discusses Irrigation Plans
Calgary notes a conference with Premier Stewart on irrigation for Lethbridge Northern and future southern Alberta projects. The discussion covered financial obligations, joint roles, and a plan for early follow up. Government policy favors aiding districts but opposes provincial bonds to the Dominion for irrigation funding.
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Calgary
Ave
Daanes Lougheed
Stewart
Lethbridge
Alberta
Doubtelss
Edmonton
Train and Auto Crash Kills Ontario Agent in Glen Nevis
Alex Gabriel, district agent for Capital Life Insurance in Cornwall Ontario, died instantly when his car was struck by a CLP freight train at Glen Nevis last night.
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Ottawa
S. Alex. Gariieles
Capital Life Insurance Company
Cornwall
Ont
Glen Nevis
CLP
Greek to occupy Constantinople
Authorization to occupy Constantinople has been given to the Greeks by the allied nations according to dispatches received by the Observator Roman.
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Rome
Constantinople
Roman
Woman Dies in Fire at Portland Selton Court Hotel
A fire in Portland Porthand Ore destroyed the Selton Court Family Hotel early today. One woman identified as Mrs Chenny died after leaping from a fourth story window. Eight others were injured. a second woman, Miss Vans, also jumped from the fourth floor after the fire ladder was removed and was expected to die.
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Porthand
Ore
Denver Enters Military Rule Amid Car Strike Turmoil
Denver was placed under military control after a city proclamation by Mayor Dailey following a Fort Logan conference with Col. Ballow. Federal troops arrived as riots flared injuring at least a dozen and killing three, with strikebreakers set to operate streetcars and no union recognition.
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Denver
Cal
Inoa
Dailey
Col. Ballow
Fort Logan
Camp Funston
Frederick WW. Tfild
Tramway County
American Legion
Sinn Fein Attitude Shaping Irish Local Councils
Dublin July 10 Sinn Fein aligned local councils display defiance across towns. Cavan cuts water to military and police barracks. North Tipperary refuses inspectors under the Mood and Drugs Act. Longford withholds Vaccination Act compliance pending Dail/Eireann approval. Officials, many magistrates, resign com missions as justices of the peace.
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Dublin
Dall Mirrean
Trish
Sinn Fein
Cavan
North Tipperary
Longford
Dall Eireann
Mrs Hart Returns East After Redcliff Visit
Mrs. St. Hart, who has spent the past month visiting Redcliff and Medicine War, has returned to the eastern states.
Alberta crop weather report describes a fine July 1920
The Edmonton Dominion Meteorological Service notes July as a mostly fine month across Alberta with patchy rainfall totals from two to four inches in southern foothills and two to three inches in eastern areas. Thunderstorms and hail caused light damage. frost was limited to one high altitude station. Medicine Hat reached 980 with a very warm spell around July 7. Farmers benefited from rain in early July followed by hot, occasionally stormy conditions and heavier showers later.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Dominion Meteorological Service
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Pincher Creek
Macleod
Lacombe
Westapkiwin O
Hon George Bryson Injured in Carriage Accident
Ottawa reports Hon George Bryson member of the Quebec legislature was seriously injured yesterday when thrown from a carriage he drove home to Fort Como lgue Quebec. The incident occurred as he returned to his residence.
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Legislative Council of
Quebec
Ottawa
George Bryron
Legislative Council
Fort Comlogue
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5Th Battalion Iy
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Ole
England
ALTA
J. Lougheed
Grocers
F. B. Carvell
Lord Bunham
B. J. Burke
Vina McKinney
John D
Mann
Govt
Greece
Portland
Provincial Meteorological Office
Hon
George Bryson
W. Lakey
Pr. C. Bowker
H. J. Heath
I. O. Smart
P. G. D'Altroy
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