Health of Kerensky Concern Among Allies
London reports Alexander Kerensky's fragile health under pressure since taking office with Nerensky’s strain named as a factor. The dispatch notes ongoing Allied worry about his condition amid a broader World War I front with German assaults and Austrian German offensives across multiple theaters.
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London
Alexander F. Kerensky
Russia
Petrograd
Nerensky
Paris
Vauxaillon
Californie Plateau
Aisne
St. Miheil
Verdun
Alsace
Novoye Vreava
Proskuroy
Podolia
Bug
Kamenetz-Poddolsk
Berlin
Belgium
Ypres
Lombaertayde
Nieuport
Chotin
Galicia
War Office
Fre Board of Trade Shows Confidence in City Council
The Winnipeg Board of Trade relayed telegrams from Port Arthur and Fort William proposing a Fort William market and opposed by some. George Foster endorsed Fort William as best site while others protested the plan. The meeting discussed gas pricing with the City Council. consensus favored no rate rise for domestic consumers, but revenue needs prompt action.
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FRE Board OF Trade
Board of Trade
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Port Arthur
Fort
Fort ‘William
Winnipeg
Hdaa
Qeores Boater
Hample Imate
Cetabilahell
Huckvale
Lene
Aig
Angra Vale
Gould
Tweed
Conrad
Preliminary hearing on Pelton charge of embezzling wheat sale funds
The preliminary hearing for M. H. Pelton on charges of converting part of the money from the sale of a car of wheat, sold for Mr. Carson of Seven Persons, was held at Police Court before Magistrate Rae yesterday afternoon. Evidence from Mr. Carson and Mr. Sellars of Ogilvie Milling Co. was heard. Pelton was remanded for trial and released on 5000 bail. Counsel were Begg for the prosecution and R. R. Davidson for the defense.
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M. H. Pelton
Carson
Rae
Sellars
Ogilvie Milling Co
Begg
R. RB. Davidson
Belgian Relief Fund Acknowledged and Finances Noted
Acknowledgment dated August 1 shows Belgian Relief Fund receipts total 1056.86 with additional entries 5.00 from Stewart & Tweed and 5088.86 to the treasury. The report mentions language suitability for telephoning and a note about wedding stationery at the News office.
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News
Liberal convention denounces Borden war administration
The Liberal convention in Winnipeg condemned the Borden government as incompetent and unworthy of support. Delegates endorsed a resolution noting the war effort required national unity and accusing the government of partisan leadership, causing disapproval of its conduct and leadership during national peril.
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Winnipeg
Man
Borden
A. L. Sifton
Alberta
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Sifton
Resolu
Ef Vives
Epi
Critical situation develops in Poland observed by Warsaw
A Polish crisis report claims possible organized revolt by Polish forces and German authorities in Molnwh. high ranking officials warned of tensions as martial law may be declared. Correspondent notes renewed unrest in mining districts and glare from officials in Warsaw and other centers.
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Geronima
Clearing House And Customs Returns Favor Retail Trade
The Medicine Hat area shows rising business activity with July 1917 clearing house figures at $2,220,796 versus June's $2,519,595 and July 1916's $1,428,848, signaling prosperity. Custom House returns mirror the trend with July 1917 at $26,896.02, compared with $5,588.14 the prior year, suggesting residents have money to spend abroad for unavailable Canadian goods.
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Clearing House
Judy
Medicine Hat
Custom House
Canada
Irish Convention Opens With Optimism For Results
The Irish Honte convention reconvened today after adjournment on July 26. A more sanguine mood suggests the conference may yield favorable results.
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Dabiin
Canadian Engineer Lieut. J K MacDonald Not Court Martialed
Lieut J K MacDonald of the Canadian Engineers has not been dismissed by sentence of court martial as reports suggested. The statement clarifies his status and indicates no final verdict was issued.
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J. K. MacDonald
The
Canadian Engineers
German speaker demands fast substitution of government
A speaker at an Amsterdam rally, Ami 8 BM, addressed about six thousand people. He called for the immediate replacement of Chancellor Michaelis' government, asserting it did not reflect the will of the German people and urging peace.
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Amsterdam
Ami
Upp Scheldemanny Soetalint
Geran Ketch
Stag
New Zealand Parliament Adopts Resolve to Carry On
Wellington reports the New Zealand Parliament adopted a resolution to carry on until Germany has been conquered amid strong enthusiasm. The decision reinforces resolve in wartime effort and national unity.
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Wellington
N. 2
New Zealand
Germany
Unique Patriation Plan By Mr Cale For Red Cross
Mr D Cale proposes an unusual fundraising method involving page batehering on the Market to raise money for the Red Cross and Patriotic societies. The plan aims to gather support and funds through this community event with hopeful results.
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D. Cale
Red Cross
Mr. Cale
BitVe Societ
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