Russians Attack Plonsk Near Warsaw Turning Frontlines
Russian forces push toward Warsaw defenses and strike Plonsk twelve miles northwest of the capital. Reports from Warsaw and Berlin note Bolshevik advances into Hllovo and artillery movements near Radzymin with the east front 21 miles from Warsaw as observers seek to assess heavy gun reach.
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Plonsk
Warsaw
Vistula
Berlin
Hllovo
East Prussia
Lokal Anzeiger
Wyszkow
Naluhzyn
Radzymin
Bug
Bialystok Roa
Financial turmoil hits Southern Alberta Hay Growers' association
Stated financial crisis at the Southern Alberta Hay Growers' association includes Pincher Creek and Cowley district members. John Cameron, long-time leader and secretary of local groups, faces possible charges as an auditor from Union Bank uncovers near 450 000 dollars in deficits and missing audits. Directors and bank officials confirm ongoing investigations with no official action yet.
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Pincher Creek
Southern Alberta Hay Growers’ Association
Pineher Creek
Cowley
John Cameron
CLR
Union Bank
Cameron
PLA
Sams
Directora
Pany
Hay Srowers Association
Pincher Creel
Dominion Not Lost Wheat Order Says Sir George Foster
Ottawa reports Sir George Foster, Canada’s trade minister, states a $25 million wheat order loss is a misrepresentation. Greece still seeks Canadian wheat, but purchases will move via normal trade channels after wheat board functions end for the 1920 crop.
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Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
George Foster
George
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
Greece
Sir George
Dominion
Wheat Board
Entries Close Monday at Medicine Rat Hoerlicultural Society Exhibition
The annual exhibition of the Medicine Rat Hoerlicultural Society will take place next week on Plure day and Friday in the F.0.00PF.pbuilding. Entries close Monday evening with Secretary Currie’s office over Cook's jewelry store open until 9 o'clock for reception.
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The
Medicine Rat Hoerlicultural Society
Currie
Cook
En. Irfes
Winners of Law Garden and Window Box Competitions
Results of the Slor Gicultural Society lawn and garden contests announce that the Hat remains a premier city for fine wards and lawns. Open class winners include John Wibberly for Best grounds under 10 feet frontage and Teddy Brooks for Best cultivated vegetable garden. Residential window box honors go to Ogilvie Milling Co and others.
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Slor Gicultural Society
John Wibberly
Teddy Brooks
Ogilvie Milling Co
Lake of the Woods Milling Co
George Westwood
W. Novish
J. Cuirrie
G. CO. Minune
Train hits washout near Coaticook injuring four in Sherbrook
The Grand Trunk morning train from Portland ran into a washout near Coaticook, Quebec, this morning. Four persons are seriously injured as ambulances and doctors from Sherbrooke rush to the scene.
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Sherbrook
Que
Grand Trunk
Portland
Coaticook
Library’s Final Week in Present Quarters
Next week marks the last period the library will operate in its current quarters. In the latter part of the week any member may borrow two books on a single card, but those volumes must be returned to the library’s new location, the 1.0.0.1 building.
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Puiding
Montreal man nearly a century old dies at 101
Aged 101 years and 8 months Alexis Daoust of St Polycarpe died near his daughter Mrs Lachapell's home in St Henry. He retained full faculties to the end and was noted for his remarkable memory.
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Montreal
Alexis Daoust
St. Polycarpe
J. I. Lachapell
St. Henry
Albatross Burns to Water's Edge at Beesly Point
Captain Donald Williams and crew of the steamer Albatross narrowly escaped as their vessel burned to the waterline and sank at its moorings at Beesly's Point below Gagetown on Thursday night.
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St. John, N. B
Donald Williams
Beesly’s Point
Gagetown
United Farmers seek tariff changes at Winnipeg hearing
Representatives from the United Farmers of Manitoba will ask the tariff commission in Winnipeg on September 15 to remove duties on fur and implement imports and to eliminate duties on British goods over five years. W R Wood and M J Dyzen cited production needs and supported the requests, with observers from the Canadian Manufacturers' Association watching.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United Farmers
Manitoba
Tariff Commission
W. R. Wood
M. J. Dyzen
Mrairte
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Tie
Salary Not Only Reason Teachers Leave Profession
Saskatchewan figures show exodus from teaching driven by more than salary. W J MacNeely of the Teachers' Exchange cites poor housing, trustee and ratepayer apathy, short contracts and weak living conditions as factors. 1919 placements rose 279.9 percent to 709. by mid June 824 teachers had been placed.
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Repina
W. J. MacNeely
Teachers’ Exchange of
Saskatchewan
Mr. McNeely
Nny
McNeely
Wrangel Defeats Third Soviet Army in Southern Russia
General Wrangel’s forces claim a victory over the Third Bolshevik Army in Southern Russia. Despatches report 4000 prisoners, four armored trains, 300 machine guns, and 39 cannon captured. Wrangel’s fleet bombarded Olshakov near the Dalep estuary to clear a river passage for light boats.
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Constantinople
Aue
Baron Wrangel
Russia
Tove
Wrangel
Egremont Deported to Canada Amid Bond Plot Shade
Arthur Egremont former member of the Canadian parliament was secretly deported to Canada last night amid rumors connected to New York's five million dollar bond plot. The move was confirmed this morning as authorities cited it amid ongoing investigations and public interest.
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M.P
New York
Arthur Egremont
House of Parliament
Canada
Leetlig Stand
Writs Planned for Federal By-Elections Next Week
Ottawa reports writs for federal by elections at Main and Yale British Columbia will be issued early next week. The West Peterboro seat may wait until autumn for a writ after J R Burnham's resignation. Analysts expect a tight race in Elgin where the government candidate faces a farmer opponent and Yale could swing on Hlona Martin Burrell’s retirement.
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Ottawa
Main
Yale
B.C
West Peterboro
J. R. Burnham
Hlona
Martin Burrell i
Monarchs and Swift Current to Start at Six This Evening
This evening's baseball game between the Monarchs and Swift Current starts promptly at 6 o'clock. Both teams have delivered strong performances this season and fans expect a competitive clash as Swift Current meets the Regal crew.
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Monarchs
Swift Current
Cassies
Regal Crew
Rumors deny Areloff capture. bandit still at large
Lethbridge reports no truth to rumors that Areloff was captured in a box car at Gateway. The Railway police found the supposed third bandit was a hobo. False sightings at Natal and Gateway persist as Fernie’s chase targets Bassett’s companion.
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Areloff
Gateway
Fernie
Lethbridge
Natal
Bassett
Railway Board grants US rail rate increase across line
The Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners in Ottawa grants the American Railway Association permission to raise through rates for Canada cross-border traffic. The increase matches the Interstate Commerce Commission decision but excludes coal and private freight, awaiting the general freight rate case ruling.
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Dominion Railway Board
Ottawa
Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners
American Railway Association
Canada
Liberal Leader Speaks Today at Hanlon's Point
Ontario tour culminates as Mackenzie King plans a public address this afternoon at Hanlon's Point on Toronto Island in a baseball stadium. He has spoken in western and central Ontario all week, with the Toronto Viberell organization noted in attendance.
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Hanlon
MacKenzie King
Ontario
Toronto
Uanion's
Cork mayor among Sinn Fein court arrests in city hall
Cork Aug 12 soldiers arrested the mayor and ten associates during a Sinn Fein court session at the city hall. They were taken to the military barracks as three Sinn Fein courts operated. Lord Mayor MacSiviney escaped briefly but was captured outside. Troops also raided Limerick houses with two injuries reported.
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Cork
Sinn Fein
Macsiviney
Limerick
Big effort to free seven labor leaders
Winnipeg reports a final push to secure release of seven men convicted in connection with the May general strike. The Manitoba delegation led by W.T. Dixon travels to Ottawa with Ontario colleagues and anticipated Nova Scotia members to confer with the solicitor general and cabinet on Tuesday. Peter Heenan, MLA for Kenora, will join at Kenora.
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Winnipeg
Stodiy
Coen
Manitoba
WT. Dixon
Dominion Labor
Ottawa
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Dominion Cabinet
Kenora
Peter Heenan
Congress Statement Creates Rift in Halifax Trades Council
In Halifax Atle on April 14 the district trades and labor council voted not to send a delegate to the Congress and withdrew endorsement of the Canadian Labor Press Ottawa publication citing that it fails to serve the working class.
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Halifax
Atle
Consinion Trades and Labor Congress
Onc Amachine
Trades and Labor Counell
Canadian Labor Press
Ottawa
Exam Results for Grade Ten Students
The list shows students who passed the Grade X departmental examination. About fifty more have Grade X standing under Amendments to the 1920 regulations, upon the principal's recommendation. Named are Elizabeth Davis Florence May Foster Ralph Weyman Gallup and specific subject standings for George Leslie Evans and Mary Anna Isabel Morrow.
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Elizabeth Davis
Florence May Foster
Ralph Weyman Gallup
George Leslie Evans
Mary Anna Isabel Morrow
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J. Morris
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