Italian and French Troops Push Front on Piave and Alps
Italian forces along the lower Piave launch hard hits against Austrian defences amid difficult, partly flooded terrain. French troops raid from Asiago with prisoners taken. Italian and Allied units report successes including 621 prisoners and 22 machine guns captured in the Grappa area. The front also sees German counterattacks and air battles near Chateau-Thierry as the war shifts toward Monte Grappa and near Paris.
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War Office
Asiago
Vienna
Zion
London
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Albert
San Borizo aVlley
Grappa
Adjago
Monte Grappa
Brenta River
Oise
Reims
St. Pierre- Aigis
Soiszons
Explosion at Serane Company plant kills two in Forty
A blast at the Serane Company plant in Forty killed two workers and injured others. Emergency crews evacuated the site as investigators began examining the cause of the explosion and the extent of the damage.
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Serane Company
Early Potato Competition Set for July 12
The Horticultural Society Show committee met at the Board of Trade to set dates and duties for the Stampede and August exhibition. T. E. Milla was named judge for the Agricultural Society event July 18 to 20. Planning for an August hall and July 12 early potato contest was finalized for the next meeting.
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Horticultural Society
Board of Trade
T. E. Milla
Agricultural Society
Pree. Cook
See. Clarke
Police court fines for intoxication and missing birth certificates
M Stepeniuk was found intoxicated and without a birth certificate, each lapse costing him $10 and costs. Joseph Kambeitz also paid $10 and costs for failing to produce a birth certificate at the police court.
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M. Stepeniuk
Joseph Kambeitz
City Council Weighs Outdoor Dance Pavilion For Stampede and Summer
A delegation urged extending the Elk pavilion dance venue beyond Stampede week to the summer months. Most aldermen supported the idea pending broader aldermanic turnout. The decision was postponed, with a committee of the whole tasked to study regulations and supervision under Mr Fleming. The council also discussed decorating the city hall for Stampede and electri cal lighting.
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Das Fleming
Ald. Hotson
H. S. Joslin
Stampen
Unionist MP Destinations Mentioned in Brief
A brief note mentions a Unionist member of parliament and references destinations or topics tied to his discussions. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Tenants Urged to Register by July 31 at City Hall
A typographical error in Saturday’s News misstated the registration deadline for municipal elections. The correct last day to register is July 31, and all tenants are urged to complete registration before that date at City Hall.
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the News
Robe rts accused of protection money and misconduct
Edna Robinson testified in a $10 000 slander suit filed by John A. Roberts against ex Conductor E W Villeneuve alleging he took 4400 in protection money and immoral conduct in a disorderly house. She identified a 150 dollar cheque she had given to Roberts in April last year and added that he spent a night with a burlesque actress at her home.
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Montreal
John A. Roberts
Dominion Alliance
Aighti
Vigilance Association
Edna Robinson
Mr. Roberts
E. W. Villeneuve
Street Railway Strike Persists On Vancouver Coast
Vancouver July 4 There is no change in the street railway strike and resumption of service on B C Electric lines remains distant. Negotiations will be handled by a joint committee of street railway men and electricians from the B C Electric and Western Canada Power Company. No substitution efforts or sympathetic strikes are discussed.
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Vancouver
B. C. Electric
Llandovery Castle Sinking Searched. Few Survivors Found
The area between the sinking site and the southwest crash coast was thoroughly searched by two groups of His Majesty's ships. The destroyer Lysander and one small wrecked hull were found. an official statement noted no further survivors likely aboard the Llandovery Castle.
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Pas Ban
Beland and Daughter Reach London During War
An Atlantic cable from Sir George Parley confirms Dr Beland and his daughter have arrived in London England. The Ottawa report notes Beland, a Canadian MLB figure, was in Belgium at the war outbreak and was captured as a prisoner of war and recently exchanged.
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Ottawa
Beland
Mlb
Heave
London
England
Hare
Todas
Sir George Parley
Canada
Neland
Belgium
Takok
Dutch Cabinet Resigns After Dutch Crisis
Rotterdam Courant reports the cabinet resigns and hands responsibility to the royal cabinet tomorrow as Queen Wilhelmina remains central to the transition.
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Rotterdam
Wilhelmina
Che Courant
Striking Shipyard Workers in Vancouver Stage Walkout
About seven thousand employees at Cough’s shipyards in Vancouver walk out in protest over electrical power cuts from a plant whose operators are on strike. A labor conference between the union and management is anticipated.
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Vancouver
B.C
Cough's Shipyards
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