Poultry Show Crowns Winners in Close Alberta Contest
The City Hall exposition draws keen judging as Wallace Calgary and Ririe Magrath push Barred Rocks. Judge Barker labors five hours over 37 Barred Rock entries and many classes with top honors split among Calgary High River Magrath Walsh Medicine Hat and Lethbridge breeders. Winners include John H. Wilson Calgary for Cock and Hen and a long list of prize placings across cockerels pullets and Wyandottes.
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West
Barred Rocks
Wallace
Calgary
Ririe
Magrath
T. M. Babington
A. Whittred
Vincent Morrison
White Rocks
Gray
Robt
Irwin
M. Ross Wallace
Plymouth Rocks
White Cock
J. A. Gray
Hen
Robt. Irwin
Medicine Hat
Pullet
A. Irwin
R. Irwin
Partridge Dock
A. J. N. Terrill
Cockerel
A. C. V. Cock
Jos. Thompson
Lethbridge
M. Thornton
Balsdon & Thompson
Roy S. Grant
China Faces Second Crisis Over Civil War Threat
Shanghai reports intense political struggle between Imperialists and Republicans over who will lead China Sun Yat Sen or Yuan Shi Kai. Terrorism and assassinations loom as leaders warn against talking, while cooperation efforts falter amid a looming power struggle in Beijing. London confirms Yuan Shi Kai plans to relocate to the British concession in Tianjin when possible.
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Shanghai
China
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan Shi Kai
Tang Shao Yi
Wu Ting Fang
London
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Alberta farmers attend Gleichen short course in agriculture
Calgary report notes a large turnout as the Alberta department of agriculture conducts a week long course at Gleichen. Experts led sessions on livestock, dairying, poultry, grain judging, and domestic science for farmers and their wives, with daily lectures and practical demonstrations planned through Saturday.
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Calgary
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Gleichen
C.P.R
Strathmore
C. E. Lewis
Mr. McKennna
Department of Weeds
A. W. Foley
George Scott
Bryce Wright
W. I. Fairfield
Carter
United States Experimental Farm
Moscow
Idaho
Agricultural College
Ami Messrs
Poultry Lecture At City Hall Tonight
Tonight at eight o clock A W Foley Provincial Poultry Inspector will lecture on poultry in the city hall court room Admission free The expected audience includes many poultry lovers and the talk will cover finer points of poultry and raising prospects seen as beneficial to all.
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A. W. Foley
Camorra Trial Takes New Turn In Murder Case
In Viterbo Italy on Jan 24 Signor Spirito a Neapolitan lawyer testified that Judge Pallie who led the preliminary inquiry was conscience driven and confessed that the accused Camorra members did not murder Gennard Guoccelos asserting the confessions were instigated by Abbateggio and Caribeenerie. The defense moved to subpoena the judge for the stand.
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Viterlo
Gennard Guoccelo
Signor Splritoma
Chamber of Deputies
Bucchesi Pallie
Spirito
Abbatomaggio
Cammorrists
Caribeenerie
Abbateggio
Pallie
Cammorra
Guoccelos
Property Lots Near Clay Products For Sale
Five 25 ft lots priced at 300 dollars each with 150 ft corner lot offered at 625 dollars. Installment options include 13 cash 6 and 12 months with 225 dollars down. See George Jardine for these snaps.
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George Jardine
Mrs Cochran Dies After Brief Illness In City
Mrs. L. B. Cochrane died at one o clock this afternoon after about two weeks illness. Her death shocks many friends and she is one of the oldest residents of the city.
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HAT
L. B. Cochrane
Cochrane
Military schools of instruction at Macleod and Regina
Ottawa January 24 Military orders set up provisional three week instruction for cavalry at Macleod Alberta and two month artillery training at Regina Saskatchewan starting April 13 Cavalry course date pending Canadian field artillery officers may qualify at the provisional school if ground is available to test a battery with service shell Attendance for school teachers at the Canadian School of Musketry is not allowed with preference for teachers from cadet organized schools.
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Ottawa
Macleod
Alberta
Regina
Sask
Canadian Field Artillery
Canada
Indignant Rejection Delays Coronation Play in London
Dramatic critics condemn the Lord Chamberlain for barring The Coronation by Christopher St John and Charles Thursby. The one act drama shows the King refusing to proceed with the Coronation until armament spending ends, arguing his oath to aid the poor and authorizing a three member cabinet to curb expenditure. Private presentation planned at the Savoy Theatre next Sunday.
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London
Christopher St. John
Chas. Thursby
Savoy Theatre
Trades Council Meets Friday for 1912 Officers Election
The Trades and Labor Council holds its regular meeting Friday at 8 pm in Patterson's hall. Officers for the year 1912 will be elected and other important business will be discussed. All delegates are urged to attend.
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Trades and Labor Council
Patterson's Hall
Churchill says Belfast Home Rule meeting will proceed
London reports Churchill and John Redmond will speak in Belfast on February. Unionists fear riots and prolonged clashes across Ulster if the protest turns violent. Police and troops may struggle to restore order as organizers defend the event as the proper venue to present the home rule bill proposals.
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Admiralty
Belfast
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
John E. Redmond
Churchill
Ulster
Elibank
Alexander
W. C. O. Murray
Midlothian
Scotland
Ireland
Queen's Hall
Manitoba Grain Growers Convene in Brandon Convention Opens with Strong Attendance
Manitoba grain growers association opens a three day convention in Brandon with about three hundred delegates. President R C Renders criticizes trade channels and advocates Hudson Bay route access and southern markets while warning against industrial monopolies and political influence. Secretary Albert Garner appointed. concern raised over elevator privileges and reciprocity efforts with Winnipeg Grain Exchange.
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Brandon
Manitoba Grain Growers Asociation
R. C. Renders
Henderson
Hudson Bay
Hue
Renders
Ottawa House
Fleming
Albert Garner
Carman
Benders
Boards of Trade
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Party politics should enter in question of Ne Temere decree
Toronto January 25 Rev Father Burke editor of the Catholic Register warns that party politics should not enter the Ne Temere decree controversy. He says the Catholic Church will act according to conscience and civil law shall not encroach on religious matters, even if it means suffering for it.
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NG Temgre
Church
Toronto
Father Burke
The
Catholic Regis
Ter
House of Commons
Canal promises profits or peril as Panama opens
London dispatch reports German shipping magnate Ballin travels to Panama amid British fears that the new canal will shift maritime power. A Panamanian correspondent warns American and German lines may outpace Britain unless mail and freight rates favor British services. The piece notes strong American fortifications and sovereignty in the canal zone and praises U S efforts to modernize the isthmus while hinting at strategic gains outweighing commercial benefits.
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London
Herr Ballin
Panama
Pall-Mall Gazette
South America
Canal
United States
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Partridge Rocks
Terrill
George Bartlett
Sligh River
Billy Reesor
Walsh
Balsdon
Thompson
Roy Grant
E. M
Thornton
Hrahmas
Licht
John H. Wilson
VW. W. King
H W. King
J. B. Ririe
J.B. Ririe
Plymouth Rocks, Barred
J. A. Massey
Firth
Wyandotts
Golden
Laced
N. Bartlett
Geo
Isaac H. Emerson
Johnston Bros. Langdon
Jas. Hole
Johnston Bros
White
W. A. P. Cable
Gueichen
Martin-Phillips
City Hall
Camorra
CW. A. P. Cable
Cochran
Macleod & Regina
Trades Council
Manitoba
England
Colon
Jamaica
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