Dublin Battles Rage as National Forces Close In
Reports from Dublin dated July 3 say national army troops close around irregulars in O Connell Street area, have taken Parnell Square and parts of Gardiner’s and Earl streets, and cut off links between hotels. Provisional government aims to subdue central city with limited heavy guns while fighting persists at Sackville Street and Hamman’s Hotel. casualties listed as 11 killed and 16 wounded.
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Dublin
National Army
O'Connell
Sackville
Gardiner’s Place
Parnell Square
O’connell Street
Talbot and Earltreets
Gardiner's Court
la Plaza
Gresham Hotel
Connell Street
London
Provisional Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Merrion Square
Moran's Hotel
W.W
Arthur Griffith
Irishwomen's International League
Hamman
Train Left Rails Kills Five in Express Wreck
Atlantic City July 3 at least five people were killed and about 75 injured when a Camden Atlantic City express train derailed at Winslow Junction thirty seven miles from here. The final death toll awaited a full wreck search. Daylight saving time began in Vancouver and nearby municipalities at midnight Friday and runs through September 30.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Winslow Junction
Vancouver
Remembered Pete Honored at Riverside Park Reception
At Riverside Park a reception honored Mrs Robertson mother of the late Pete Robertson V.C. The lord governor Lord Byng met her and recalled the hero known as Singing Pete who gave his life in saving comrades earning the Victoria Cross.
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Riverside Park
Rs. Robertson
Pete Robertson
V.C
Lord Byng
Pete
Eis
Death of Rev. Harry Pierce Veteran Montreal Minister
The Rev. Harry Pierce aged 71 died in Kingston Ontario after thirty years as an active minister in the Montreal Methodist conference.
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Harry Pierce
Montreal
Kingston
Ont
Manyberries Stampede Draws Elfy Auteists Arriving Tomorrow
The Manyberries Stampede will attract a sizable crowd of elf themed artists to town for a day event. Local officials anticipate visitors from surrounding regions and promise a lively procession and market activities.
Assessment Equalization Board Concludes Hearings at City Hall
Concluding sessions of the Assessment Equalization Board were held at city hall. Board members travel next to Retlaw line points then to Vulcan Champion Barons and Macleod. Farmers from a Hat district within 40 miles appeared. Friday Excelsior council and local farmers were present with claims presented by secretary J. J. Card.
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Vulcan
Champion
Barons
Macleod
Council of Excelsior
J. 3. Card
Lord Byng and party golf at Country Club weekend results
Governor General Lord Byng and party played Friday and Saturday golf at the Country Club with lunch both days. Results show Byng losing to Dr Smyth, 2 up, and teaming with N A McLarty to beat Smyth and Capt Erskine, 2 up. McLarty beat Capt Erskine, 1 up, Joliffe and Laidlaw won 2 up, etc. Sixty five games played on Municipal course. club income $29 last week in green fees.
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Lord Byng
Dr. Smyth
N. A. McLarty
Capt
Erskine N. A. McLarty
Capt. Erskine
Joliffe
L. N. Laidlagg
Capt. Joliffe
L. N. Laidlaw
H. O. Duggar
W. J. McNally
J. C. Beveridge
H. O. Duggan
Stouyth
Major Hodgson
Rail shop crafts outlawed by United Railway Labor Board
Six railway shop crafts were outlawed by the United States Railway Labor Board for striking. The board ruled the union forfeited rights and called for new shopmen to represent employees in disputes before the board. The weekend walkout involved about 400,000 maintenance of way workers, but reports indicate the strike did not seriously disrupt transportation or yield a clear count of workers out.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Detroit
Ottawa lobby melee thwarted as Baxter and Caldwell clash
Hon. J. B. M. Baxter a Conservative and T. W. Caldwell a Progressive were kept apart in the Commons lobby at Ottawa after a near fight. The Speaker ordered the sergeant-at-arms to preserve order while a score of members rushed out to intervene.
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J. B. M. Baxter
T. W. Caldwell
Commons Chamber
Ottawa
Baxter
Caldwell
Speaker
Irvine's July sports day draws big crowd at Dominion event
Irvine hosted a July Dominion Day sports program that drew a large crowd. Jim English and the Armstrong Bros. boosted interest with strong horse racing entries, while prizes were paid out by secretary Fred McLaughlin. Afternoon events included multiple races for men and boys, a medicine hat victory in a relay, and a 9 inning baseball draw between Alberta Clay Products and Irvine.
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Irvine
Jim English
Armstrong Bros
Sue
Fred McLaughlin
Jack Halliwell
George Mackie
C. Hicklin
J. E. Lawson
Henry Cook
Fred Cowan
F. G. McLaughlin
J. Good
J. C. Manser
Joe Young
Wilson Young
Eugene Cook
F. Knodel
Kk. Weishaar
P. Schaffer
C. Maybury
R. Hoffman
Jas
F. Brost
J. Mauser
C. Schneider
Medicine Hat
Mary Patzer
Annie Zwick
A. Seitz
J. Tschritter
J. Walahauer
Ford
Carl Benyl
Ed. Hausauer
Alberta
Ralph Moore
Portland Youth Loses Arm to Gangrene Then Contracts Lockjaw
Gerald Shi, 17, of Portland, fell from a roof last week breaking his arm. The limb was amputated after gangrene developed. Today he developed lockjaw and is in dangerous condition.
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Portland
Ore
Gerald Shimet
Citizens asked to finish grasshopper bait campaign this week
Citizens will continue grasshopper baiting on Saturday Sunday and this morning. The Chamber of Commerce offices stay open tonight 730 to 10. Volunteers urged to join Tuesday and Wednesday trips with cars and helpers. Warned to spread bait thinly to protect stock. a pure bred calf died after eating bait and several cows became ill. A list names many volunteers who worked the last three mornings and this morning.
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Chamber of Commerce
Railway Board Orders Reduction in Basic Commodities Rates
Ottawa July 3 the railway board reduces basic commodity rates by seven and one half percent effective August 1. The cut lowers September 1920 increases to 12 1 2 percent in the west and 17 1 2 percent in the east and covers forest products building materials and various industrial goods.
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West
East
Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Western
Canada
Crow's Nest Pass
Maritime Provinces
Port Arthur
St. John
Montreal
Fort William
Quebec
Ontario
North Bay
Sault Ste. Marie
British Columbia
Prairies
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National Railway
W. B. Lanigan
P.R
C.P.R
Beatty
Earnest appeals urged for clean speech in Medicine Hat meeting
Rev Canon Hicks of Lincoln Cathedral urged men to use a clean tongue and body at St Barnabas church in Medicine Hat. He warned against blasphemous language, noted it harms character, and called for truth in raising children and a consistent moral standard. He spoke on Sincerity in the morning and Spiritual Progress and Decay in the evening.
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Medicine Hat
Canon Hicks
Lincoln Cathedral
St. Barnabay Church
Old Land
Canada
St. Barnabas
Caledonian Society Meets Tonight At Moose Hall
The monthly general meeting of the Caledonian Society will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Moose Hall. It is expected that as many members as possible will attend as important business will be discussed.
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Moose Hall
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J. J. Hewittt
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Phil Daley
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L. J. HM
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H. H. Terry
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Clarence White
C. E. Gronberg
A. C. Gothenquist
John M. Bain
G. A. Waters
G. V. Waters
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J. B. Macdonald
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Jas. Bruce, Jr
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