Redcliffe Auto Flips. Four Hurt in Spill Near Town
Four Redcliff residents were injured when a car left Medicine Hat and crashed into a ditch near Redcliff. The accident sent the vehicle tumbling twice, injuring H McKinney, C Rostok, J Lust, and E Hearn, while W Hearn escaped unhurt. They were taken to Medicine Hat hospital. McKinney and Rostok suffered broken bones, Lust a chest fracture, and Hearn shock. Mr. McKinney was not in the car.
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Redcliff
Medicine Hat Hospital
H. McKinney
Chris Rostok
Jacob Lust
E ©. Hearn
McKinney
Medicine Hat
Menaghlin
W. Hearn
Redcuiff
Roe
Church Union Bill Clears Commons Moves to Senate
The Church Union bill passed the House of Commons after rejecting two amendments and went to the Senate. A division was recorded on the Dutt amendment to rename the church to The United Church in Canada. Amendments to exclude the Presbyterian church and to use a circulated ballot were defeated in division. The third reading followed, ending the long Commons fight.
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Senate
Ottawa
William Duff
Lunenburg
Dutt
United Church In Canada
Alfred Stork
Skeena
W. G. Raymond
Brantford
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Supreme Court of Canada
Stork
Lke
Hegan
KB. BR. Ryckman
East Toronto
Shanturg ‘Christian University
eoIne
McAdoo Nears Majority as Democratic Ballots Continue
At Madison Square Garden on July 5 the Democratic convention failed to nominate after seventy ballots. McAdoo rose to within 20 votes of a majority, Smith reached high totals, and Davis gained modestly amid floor fights and procedural clashes over inviting speeches. One delegate was absent.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Herois
McAdoon
Smith
McAdoo
McAdoy
V.ision
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
Walsh
California
Davis
Will Rogers
Davi
Pennesylvania
State Standard
Maides B. Renshaw
Pittsburg
Standard
William McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Scattered
Buv's
Adee, Noted U.S. Diplomat, Dies at 77
Washington reports the death of Alvey A. Adee second assistant secretary of state and a veteran figure in the U.S. diplomatic service. He passed away at his home in Washington on July 5.
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A. A. Adee
Washington
Alvey A. Adee
United States Diplomatic Service
Vice President Coleman's Fire Report From Chateau Lake Louise
Vancouver July 4. Mr D C Coleman vice president of the Canadian Pacific Railway issued a statement from Chateau Lake Louise after a fire destroyed the north wing east wing and Rattenbury wing of the hotel. The new concrete wing with the dining room kitchen laundry and annexes Lakeside and Fairview remains intact. The railway expects accommodation for about two hundred twenty five guests within a few days and confirms reservations with telegraphic confirmation.
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D.C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chateau Lake Louise
Chateau Luk Louise
East Wine
Rattenbury
Lakeside
Fairview
Excursion Steamer Burns Near Cove Point
Survivors report the side wheel steamer Three Rivers burned to the water’s edge in Chesapeake Bay near Cove Point. Three dead, five boys missing, and at least twelve injured as 350 passengers, many from Baltimore, fled the blaze after traveling to Crisfield for regatta and boat races. Evelyn Crocker of Baltimore and a deck hand drowned. another deck hand burned to death.
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Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
Chesapeane Bay
Cove Point
Middlesex
Evelyn Crocker
Baltimore Evening Sun
Newsboys
Crisfield
Local Vauxhall Stock Farms Exhibit Draws Calgary Fair Visitors
Local readers can see pure bred sheep and pigs from Vauxhall Stock Farms at Brendon Blair. The herd won multiple prizes and earned praise for quality. Next week they join the Calgary exhibition and then travel to Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Yorkton Moose Jaw and Vancouver. The five hundred pure bred animals expected to be marketed in the Western provinces reflect steady breeding demand. The Brandon Fair reports note significant pig and Berkshire improvements and the Vauxhall exhibit captured several top awards including ram and ewe classes.
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Vauxhall Stork
Brendon Bair
Medicine Hatters
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Yorkton
Moose Jaw
British Columbia
Vancouver
Vietoria
New Westminster
Brandon
Vauxhall
Vauxhall Alta
W. Darnborough
Laura
Darnborough Ventire
Four More Progressive Members Withdraw From Caucus
Four Progressive MPs including W C Good G G Coot P Elliott and W J Ward withdraw from caucus for the present session joining six others who notified leader Robert Forke. They urge a reorganization to restore harmony and possibly reunion while continuing parliamentary collaboration with seceding members.
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Ottawa
Progressive Caucus
Robert Forke
Mr. Forke
W. C. Good
Brant
G. G. Coot
Macleod
P. Elliott
Dundas
W. J. Ward
Dauphin
Initiation Meeting of Native Sons of Canada Planned
An initiation session of the Native Sons of Canada is set for Moose Hall tomorrow at 2 30 PM. About 150 new members are expected to join, boosting the association to one of the province’s largest memberships.
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Native Sons of Canada
Moose Hall
British flyer arrives in Japan and France visit
An aviator Stuart WaccLeren arrives in Kacoshima Japan from Shandal. In Paris on July 3 Prince Henry and the Venice of Wales visit for the City event.
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Kacoshima
Japan
Stuart WaccLeren
Shandal
Paris
Venice of
Wales
Prince Henry
Italian Air Service Plans Polar Expedition Led by Locatelli
General Ruggero Piccio and Major Mercani announce an airplane expedition to the North Pole under Lieut Locatelli. The venture, funded by a public drive opened Thursday by three gold medalists, is slated to depart around July 20.
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Itume
Ruggero Piccio
Air Service
Mercani
Locatelli
North Pole
Locatell
Retail Merchants Executive Meeting Monday Night
The Retail Section of the Chamber of Commerce will hold an executive meeting at Caf 0 offices Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss a wage board overtime pay issue raised by employer representatives.
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Chamber of Commerce
Caf
Arctic Sails North Under Captain Bernier
The Arctic, a Canadian government vessel, sails from Quebec July 5 under Captain Bernier on an exploration mission. For twenty years the Arctic has gathered data on Hudson Bay and lands north of it, with Bernier at the helm throughout.
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Arctic
Bernier
North
Quebec
Kernier
Canada
Hudson's Hay
Captain Bernier
Appeal Filed Over Magistrate Dismissal in Lentz Case
In the case of Chris Lentz vs Gottlob Lentz an appeal to the District Court is filed after the magistrate at APP Court dismissed the charges. Press reports say gates closed by Chris Kentz forced Gottlebty to travel five miles out of his way to town, though this did not affect his trip.
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Chris Lentz
Gottlob Lentz
APP
Chris Kentz
Gottlebty
Nis
Gottlebb
Police Court Fines Man for Intoxication Charge
Mike Norwork was found intoxicated and fined $20 plus costs at the police court this morning.
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Mike Norwork
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