Dempsey Gibbons Heavyweight Bout Reinstated After Delay
The Dempsey versus Gibbons heavyweight title fight was halted at midnight then revived at 2:45 a.m. under promoter Molumby and Jack Kearns in Shelby Montana. Promoters regain control of gate receipts, with Mayor Johnson backing the venture and $150,000 sunk in Shelby to stage the contest.
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Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Lou Molumby
Contré
Shelby
Major Jr. Lane
Lewiston
Mont
Kearns
Chen
Molumby
Moho
Great Falls
Bark It Control
Plains
S Um Johnson
Shelbs
Shelby Welcomes Gibbons Ahead of Dempsey Bout
Shelby Montana on July 2 hosts thousands drawn from oil regions and farms as Tom Gibbons drills for the July 4 clash with Jack Dempsey. Crowds pack Main Street while trains unload early arrivals to witness Gibbons’ final workout in the arena bull pen.
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Shelby
Mont
Cowtown
Ai Rae Strom
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Spokane
Ballyho
Gibbons
Fiial
Arena
Dempsey
Tommy
Tom
Eddie Kane
Whale
Bud Gorman
Racine
Wis
Jimmy Delaney
Kenosin
Tilly Kid Herman
Los Angeles
George Manley
Denver
Akewste
Hart
Japan Seeks Tri Party Agreement With Britain and U S
Reported in Indonesian newspapers officials said Tokyo aims to renew a three power pact with Great Britain and the United States to enforce Washington naval treaty terms without awaiting French ratification. Statements were printed as believed reliable by writers.
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Washington
Japan
Great Britain
United States
France
Minorities in Session at Chicago Conference Opening
The conference of minority political bodies labor organizations and cooperative societies opens in Chicago with former Wisconsin Gov George Comings and figures like Mother Jones and John Fitzgerald on the program. Topics include prosperity promotion budget cuts waterways education and tariff revision alongside labor and cooperative concerns. Mr Ratliff left for Calgary on business, expected home tomorrow night.
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Chieags
ormer-Labor Party
Ciielt
George F. Comings
Wisconsin
Pettecrew
South Dakota
Dames
John Fitzgerald
Chicago Beleration of Labor
Delon Reclaims House Seat in Weakened Legislature
In July, after a period of absence, Delon resumes his seat in the Widletoe legislature House. The party and allies stated he could not attend due to needing time for public service duties.
Destructive hailstorm hits Lethbridge region
A vast hailstorm, covering about 1 1/4 towns miles and four miles wide, damaged crops across Midnapore Vulcan Osokotoks and High River districts before crossing the river at Lethbridge. Local glass panes shattered and gardens damaged as the storm struck at 7 30 in the evening.
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Lethbridge
Midnapore
Calcaty
Vulcan Oskotoks
High River
Riatymond
Delorme Murder Trial Evidence to Be Furnished by Defence
The defence will supply evidence about bullets shown in court in the Delorme trial, says counsel Alleyne Taschereanu. A gun smith’s test of a .25 calibre pistol is rejected as improper. plans call for a water tank test and examining outputs. Verdict likely mid month. Delorme family members expected to testify.
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Montresd
Delorme
Alleyne Taschereanu
EOC
Bather Adelrrd
Oscar Haynes
Mat Ross Delorme
Lily
Florence Delorme
Destructive Dust Storm Hits Taber Friday
A severe dust storm swept Taber on Friday evening with telephone poles snapped and wires down near Veer marked paths. Wreckage blocked the Jepastoy addition road as poles were carried 20 feet, fences toppled, a lumberyard fence collapsed, and a theatre board blown over. No rain or hail reported as cold north wind followed.
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Taber
Veer
Ragine
Eve Iesd
Offer Wreckae
Jepastoy Addition
Iizens
Tolmer Appointed Head of Conservative Committee
F. Tolmie, former minister of agriculture, named chairman of the Conservative party executive committee for the Dominican region. Committee to oversee organization work. other members of the executive not yet appointed.
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Tolmer
Itawa
F. Tolmie
Conservative Party
Ehnurze
Verhablas
Noted French Lawyer Enters Poor House at Nanterre
Queenay de Beauurepulre, a noted French lawyer who once prosecuted General Boulanger and Alfred Dreyfus, has been admitted to the poor house at Nanterre near Paris. The report notes his fall from prominence and current condition.
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Mons
Daly
Queenay de Beauurepulre
Ces
Boulanger
Seldler-Palldlelan
Alfred Dreyfus
Nanterre
Paris
Doctor outlines anti tuberculosis work at Rotary meeting
Dr. R E Wodehouse explains tuberculosis dangers and control methods to the local Rotary Club. He emphasizes early detection, public health clinics, dietitian support, and municipal aid to fund chest clinics, sanatoria beds, and home nursing follow up.
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R. E. Wodehouse
Rotary Club
Phrey
Ress
Ph Samateria
Ege
Pheas
Mediies
Dren
Oneho
Prac Itees
Cnaneville
Omeo
Banff Windermere Highway Opens With Pageantry
The opening ceremony at Kootenay Crossing marked the formal debut of the Banff Windermere motor road. Officials from Canada and the United States attended, with governors and ministers praising the link between national park routes and cross border travel. A cavalcade, performances, and speeches highlighted the event as a milestone in regional tourism and transportation.
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Bante Windermere
David
Ramudedpl Bruees
Hatel
Kootensy Crossing
Boc
Hoaett Windermere
Columbia
Canadian Rockies
Portland
Seattle
Spokine
Canadian Prairie
United States
Canada
Middle West
Fel Columbue
Walter C) Nichol
Rog Seretl
Dominion Poavern
Katateaniy Crossing
Forties
Dar Po Vf Wang
Publ Works
Addres P. Ringei
Hantt-Windermere
Dockers Stage Strike Amid Management Move
Workers at a London dock joined a strike over proposed changes to operations. Trade union leaders organized the action, held in the afternoon outside a facility, and denounced management policy while voices urged a quick settlement.
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Bemiov
Hatha
Senate Upholds Insurance Provisions In Pension Reform Debate
The Canadian Senate approves amendments to the Pension Reform Act as part of a broader review of the Departments of Charters and Social Security. A seven-member board will oversee district reviews, with cross-party support for the changes amid committee discussions.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Motos
Department of Searchers
Comunditos
Qauendmient
Uiender
Sand Yo
Specch Comeaittee
Mae Parttar Aypeoval
Qimenmdments
Cone Federad
Nedhers
Cepeda
Paros Rsotse
Telmar
Untitled note on local bottle collection event
Fragmentary report: collectors gathered today for a local event involving bottles and a notable figure. The piece mentions high sums and past activity, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
Eastbound Trains Delayed by Washout Near Calgary
Morning train No 2 remained west of the washout eighteen miles from Calgary as eastbound trains suffered delays. The incident disrupted service for several schedules with trains behind schedule at press time.
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Caleary
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Big Pine Bowl
St. Panl
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Chicago
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Medicine Hat Country
the News
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Delon
Raymond
Eapeat
Prince
Levestoock
Wales
Moelbo
Bao Empory
Cavuadicet Pubereiesis
Miegus
Treasuries
Prince Edward Island
Alberta
Qacee
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Ming
Banff Windermere Highway
Kootenay
Hull
Bristol
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Senate Uphols Insurance
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Judy Roobert Trekon
Welock
H. J. Noble
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