Premier Greenstein Faces Cabinet Crisis Over Railways
Premier Greenstein wrestles with a cabinet crisis as Vernor Smith, minister of railways, contemplates quitting over northern railway policy. Smith’s skill with railways and the Dunvegan line is pivotal, and a quick settlement is sought to retain him. Delegations to the north express mixed feelings as the province debates CP ownership of the line despite private assurances.
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Greenstein
Vernor Smith
Northern Railway
Smith
Goviment Railways
Dunvegan
Greenfield
Brownlee
J. C. Buckley
Gleichen
Peace River
Grande Prairie
North
Canadian Pacific
New Trall Hospital Planned as Three-Storey Brick Building
The proposed hospital at Trall will be a three storey brick structure designed to care for 660 patients. The project is featured in The News and includes an advertisement promising capacity and modern facilities.
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Trall
Field Marshal French Leaves All Money to His Solicitor
London readers learn of the strange eight line will of Field Marshal Earl of Ypres filed for probate. The document leaves the entire estate of 25161 pounds to Edward Geoffrey Cox, his 80 year old solicitor. The will omits the widow and three children and notes a 1918 parliamentary grant as a testimonial of service.
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Field Marshal French
London
Field -Marshall Earl of
Ypres
Edward Geoffrey Cox
Field Marshall
Nestor
House of Commons
A Brant
Conservatives battle in Sea St. Anne poll dispute after ballot box destruction
In Bale Ste. Anne Northumberland county premier Venlot Wald alleges opposition poll closures and vows government will finish its business in two to three weeks. The campaign centers on Grand Falls hydro project, government contracts, and debates over prohibition enforcement and public works.
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Bale Ste. Anne
Northumberland County
Venlot Wald
Bale Ste. ‘Anne
Grand Falls
Baxter
Dancing Competition to Be Held in Fernie
A highland dancing contest takes place in Fernie on Labor Day September 7 featuring 12 years and under and 15 years and under divisions with events including highland fling sword dance Sheam truibhas. Details available from W Thomson Box 629 Fernie B C.
Fire destroys civic market building in New Westminster
The Civic market building in New Westminster was destroyed by fire in the early morning. The large frame structure suffered an estimated loss of five thousand dollars. Local fire crews fought the blaze without immediate report of injuries.
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New Westminster
Weather forecast for Canadian provinces
Manitoba and Saskatchewan see moderat e winds and fair to warm weather with local thundershowers. Alberta and Northwest regions report scattered showers with cooler conditions.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Pet rattlesnake bites Denver man after kitchen crawl
Denver, Aug. 11. A pet rattlesnake, thought to have had its fangs removed, bit Frank Burr of Denver after Burr punished it for crawling through the kitchen. Burr ignored the wound until poison caused illness and he is now in critical condition at a hospital.
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Denver
Col
Frank Burr
Burr
Legless wife runs away under mysterious disappearance
John de Muller asks police to search for his legless wife Gabrielle de Fuller 45 who vanished from their New York home. He claims she could not have left alone alongside jewelry valued at 2000 dollars and 1000 dollars in cash missing.
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New York
John de Muller
Gabrielle de Fuller
Palestine Arabs Predict Massacre or Exodus for Jews
Dr. William Rappard of Geneva warned at a round table conference in Williamstown Mass that Arab leaders in Palestine forecast Jews will abandon Zionist aims or face a general massacre. The discussion occurred at the Institute of Politics.
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Williamstown
Mass
Palestine
William Rappard
Geneva
Leese of Nations
Ward
Institute of Politics
Mediterranean
Vauxhall News Highlights Local Events and Accidents
Local residents attend the Stampede in Medicine Hat and the Lethbridge Fair list attendees. Vauxhall wins at Bow Slope 9 10 and beats Patricia 4 2 while losing to Duchess 12. Donald King injures his arm in a fall and is taken to Medicine Hat for treatment. Rev F A Maclennan dies after forty years in the Presbyterian ministry.
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Buckley
Bowes
Vauxhall
Medicine Hat
B. Martin
L Li Taylor
MecCarley
Park Pavilion
Lethbridge Fair
Williamson
Burna
Dagnan
Stewart
E. Blossom
Lois Richards
Miss Richards
Mies Blossom
Bow Slope
Jennie Lynch
Patricia
Duchess
P. Ricnarda
Wong Sam
Donald King
Donald
Jean Rutherford
F. A. Maclennan
Presbyterian Church
Bruce County
The Bread Basket of the Country Reevaluates Wheat Farming
The text notes a shift from 100 day to 365 day farming in the United States Midwest and Canada, with diversification away from sole wheat cultivation. It cites droughts and crop failures in 1917 1918 and 1919, bank lending decline, and a move toward rotated crops and new enterprises to stabilize income and land value. It highlights rye millet alfalfa flax dairy beef poultry gardens and diversified livestock as resilient strategies.
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Saskatchewen
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Strathmore
Alta
Eee
United States
Canada
Marquis James
New York Times
Mr. James
Dakotas
Montana
Minnesota
James
Middle West
Camien
Enon
Alana
Canaola
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Miss Pearl
Christie
Little Hene
Kathaleen’ Conner
Tabor
Ogilvie
Royal Household
Hey
Tao
Coe
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