Dublin Free State forces press in Sackville Street assault
Dublin reports cite the Provisional Government planning a national call to arms. Gresham Hotel and surrounding Sackville Street buildings blaze as insurgents hold the Granville and post office areas. Bombardment resumes while Royalist and Republican forces clash across Dublin.
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Dublin
Press Association
Gresham
Gresham Hotel
Sackville Street
Granville
Enniskillen
Cooloney
County Sligo
Lannell Bridge
South Ulster
Great Northern Railway
Dundalk
Bridge Street
Anne Street Barracks
Hammam
Nationad Army
General Post Office
Free State
Crown
O’connell Bridge
Sackville St
Red Cross
Eamonn de Valera
Harry Boland
Countess Markievic
Rumors Flit Around Cabinet Change In Ottawa
Ottawa reports deny A B Hudson as immigration minister in Mackenzie King cabinet. Jor edi Winnipeg says no offer made and PM calls rumors the first he heard. Possible Liberal Progressive fusion discussed privately. no official word on changes before reconvening. T A Crerar heads to New York then Winnipeg from Montreal.
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Ottawa
Winnipeg
A. B. Hudson
Mackenzie King
Hudson
Jor Edi Winnipeg
Immigration
Saskatoon
T. A. Crerar
Progressives
Montreal
New York
Imperial Oil Delegation Tours Medicine Hat
Two Imperial Oil representatives toured Medicine Hat on Monday, hosted by Mayor Huckvale Alderman, and City Engineer Me Ellen. The officials were shown city facilities and discussed local energy industry interests.
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Imperial OH Company
Medicine Hat
Huckvale, Ald
Meellen
Hopper Campaign Ends With District Walk
The grasshopper campaign wrapped up this morning with a district trek along Dunmore road and a northeast visit to Mr. E Heald's area. The Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce thanked all helpers, praising public spirit and government praise for the effort and its good done. Notable volunteers include W. A. Ratcliff, F. F. Keith, A. Beil, A. W. H. Sandford, and many others listed by joint committee.
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Dunmore Road
F. F. Keith
Alex. Beil
A. WH. Sandford
Percy Ortner
Gerald
Ortner
H. H. Foster
W. J. McLean
Fred McLean
C. L. Perkins
Roger Harding
Russell Halpin
BF. Eek
J. H. Yulll
R. A. Porter
Norman McKenzie
Plegi
W. E. Macalpine
A. Newall
J. McQueen
James Rae, Jr
A. F. Andrews
H. N. Davis
H. A. E. Brown
Rain and hail sweep Southern Alberta crops
A broad rain fell across Southern Alberta with .78 inch in Lethbridge and over half an inch at Nobleford. A destructive hailstorm south of the Lethbridge Weyburn line left a 2½ mile by 25 mile strip nearly ruined, sparing only late grains.
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Maple Creek
Lethbridge
Alberta
Nobleford
Foremost
Lethbridge-Weyburn
Canadian Pacific Railway
Daylight Holdup Attempt At Bathurst Street Company
In Toronto two unknown men tried a daylight holdup at the American Hat and Frame Manufacturing Co building on Bathurst Street. Messenger Andrew Paton, carrying about $3000, was sprayed with mustard in the eyes as the men fired revolvers. Paton escaped upstairs with the money while police search for the assailants.
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Toronto
Bathurst Street
American Hat and Frame Manufacturing Co
Andrew Raton
Mustard
Haldup
Paton
Brave canoe journey down three rivers begins in Montana
Amos Burg of Portland and Harry Folenberry of New York started a historic trip from Livingston by canoe heading down the Yellowstone, Missouri, and Mississippi to New Orleans. It marks the first time such a voyage has been attempted in a canoe.
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Livingston
Mont
Amos Burg
Portland
Ore
Harry Folenberry
New York
Seaman
Yellowstone
Missouri
Mississsippi
New Orleans
Conference adjourned after coal strike talks reach impasse
Washington reports the operators and United Mine Workers officials deadlocked over a settlement basis. Government representatives urged continuation, and the conference agreed to reconvene next Monday.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Alberta coal conference seeks standard sizing and naming
Edmonton July 5. A resolution to standardize Alberta coal products by size and assign names such as lump egg stove coal was passed at a private all day conference of coal operators and government officials. A nine member committee will draft grading recommendations and report to the premier for further discussion.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Lethbridge
Drumheller
Louis Stockett
Jesse G. Gouge
Drumheer
R. N. Young
Western Canada Coal Operators’ Association
Gordo Dickson
Brule
C. G. Sheldon
A. Parker
Coalspur
Homebrew Contest Planned for Saskatoon Sports Day
A Saskatoon sports day on July 6 plans a women only home brew contest with a special prize for the best sample. The poster notes the event amid temperance act constraints as entrants may need permits and judges could face legal issues if tasting violates the Saskatchewan Temperance Act.
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Saskatoon
Biggar
Eiquor Commission
Toronto Graduates Injured In Cross-Continent Auto Trip
Miss Ethel Campbell and Miss E. Burton of Toronto were seriously injured when their auto, driven by Miss Alice Mac Dougall, was struck near New Westminster. The two graduates of Toronto General Hospital were part of a party that left Toronto on May 24 for a continental auto trip, reaching New Westminster last week. Other party members include Miss Mahe Pugh and Miss Doris Hooper.
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New Weskminster
Ethel Campbell
E. Burton
Toronto
Alice MacDougall
Here
Miss Campbell
Miss Burton
Toronto General Hospital
Mahe Pugh
Doris Hooper
Freighter Orthia Adrift After Collision in St Lawrence
The Donaldson freighter Orthia with a 90 man crew was rammed in fog about 90 miles east of Quebec while inbound. She was anchored outside the channel and abandoned after the collision with the London owned freighter Airedale of C A Stewart & Co.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Orthia
Airedale
C. A. Stewart & Co
London
Land settlement plan eyed by Canadian minister
Edmonton July 4 Charles Stewart minister of the interior says he hopes natural resources will be transferred to the provinces soon and that negotiations are under way. He plans provincial coordinated immigration and reestablishing a mines branch to boost western resource development. The minister also notes Indian reserve issues in British Columbia and continues natural resources negotiations with optimism.
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Edmonton
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Canada
Mr. Stewart
British Columbia
Minister of the Interior
Hat Pool Oils Leases Drill Plan Amid Canadian Field Interest
Geologist reports strong drilling recommendations for Hat Pool Oils Limited leases located on a structure akin to Kevin and Sunburst fields and on the Canadian side of the Sweet Grass Arch. Gladys Belle Company drills near the international boundary south of Hat Pool. Thompson Oil near Lake Pakowki. 50,000 shares to be marketed within two weeks with full subscription likely in ten days as capital backs exploration across the 49th parallel.
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Hat Pool Oils Limited
Kevin and Sunburst
Sweet Grass Arch
Gladys Belle Company
Tulsa
Okla
Hat Pool
Thompson Oil Company
Lake Pakowki
49Th Parallel
Stunt Flyer Killed In Midair Transfer
Louis James a stunt flyer with a flying circus was killed when he fell 1000 feet after misjudging a rope ladder transfer between two planes at Harvey Illinois. He struck the ground instantly and his body was torn by the propeller blades from the machine he had left. Both aircraft landed safely.
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Chicago
Louis James
Harvey
Ill
James
Nightie Displays Highlight Tariff Debate
Washington columnist notes the Ways and Means chair Fordney staged a pink silk nightgown from Belgium to mock tariff effects on home manufacturers. The show drew laughter as the gown, costing $13.41, raised questions about import costs and foreign competition.
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Washington
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Belgium
Dominion issues order on Sabbath observance and unemployment
Ottawa states a Geneva labor conference draft and recommendations aim to secure a 24 hour rest on Sundays as a Dominion matter, with provinces involved. It keys roles for unemployment cooperation, Dominion lands control, and limits provincial authority over farm work, education, unions, and social provisions.
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Ottawa
Canada
League of Nations
Order-In-Council
Geneva
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Crown
Order-In-Counmeil
Progressive party stance on Manitoba election issues
George P. Chipman leads the Progressive ticket outlining the campaign choice for a strong stable government backed by sufficient support. He argues provincial matters should stay separate from federal alignments and questions the Norris Liberal link, while declining to make fiscal record the sole issue.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Progressive Party
United Farmers of Manitoba
George P. Chipman
Progressive
Mr. Chipman
Chipman
Emiat
Norris
Liberal Party
Manitoba
Edward Brown
Tegdsarer T
Wikeipeg
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meeting Announced
The Chamber of Commerce directors will hold their regular lame meeting at the Hotel Cecil at 1 3 o clock tomorrow.
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County Donegal
Glenveagh
Donegal
Free States
O’brien
O'Kelly
Art O'Brien
Dail Eireann
Sean O'Kelly
Dail
Paris
Belfast
Cork
Broadford
Patrickawell
Thomas Mitchell
Ulster Barf
Tullamore
Imperial Oil
Hopper
Med. Hat
Crow Line
Bisley
England
C. F. Winter
A. M. Blackburn
Sgt
W. Jaffray
RE. T. D. Francis
C. Crowe
Guelph
Whitehead
P. W. Seilwood
Vancouver
H. King
Calgary
J. Chandler
Woodstock
N.B
Sgt. T. Young
M.S
Pte. J. Lonsdaffe
F. W. Utton
Govt
Saskatchewan Town
Miss Burton Menbers
Chas. Stewart
the Natural Resources
Hat Pool Oils Ltd
WN Maan
G. F. Chipman
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