British Mediterranean Fleet Concentrates Near Constantinople
Virtually the entire British Mediterranean fleet including Pegasus is en route to Constantinople or within reach as alarm grows. Britain France and Italy may take concerted action against Turkish Nationalists with reports of penetrations east of Constantinople causing serious anxiety and Allied High Commissioners meeting General Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Pegasus
Constantinople
Enngland
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sea of Marmara
Harrington
Fort Smith Northland shipping rush amid Arctic river opening
Fort Smith, June 16 reports hundreds of men loading the first steamships for the Mackenzie River Fort Smith route as Great Slave Lake thaw creates a rush. Federal troops document transport from Edmonton to Fort Smith with two big scows a motor boat launches and 20 tons of freight while townsfolk witness a busy waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Bloom
Calgary Merald
Medicine Hats
Fort Smith
Phuraday
Mackensie River
Fort
Orman
Slave River
Great Slave Lake
Smith Portage
Fitzgerald
Glave
Northland ‘Traget
Hudedti
Ada
Firtt St
Ottawa
Northwest Territories
Edmonton
Toronto Heat Wave Drives Thousands Sleepouts in Parks
July 6 report from Toronto notes 89 F at 9 am with a 96 to 100 F day high and 30 percent humidity. Parks host thousands sleeping outdoors while beaches stay busy, as crops suffer and farmers work horses at night. Brantford reports 110.5 F. three heat deaths recorded with crops overall faring due to prior rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Mercury
Ontario
Brantford
Gardiner Maintains About 10 000 Vote Lead In By election
Latest unofficial counts show Gardiner with a rest of polls raising his majority by 2 667 to about 10 000. Poll No 1 remains unreported and full results will appear next week with by poll breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Creeks
Gardiner
Drought Threatens Crops in Quebec District
Quebec reports a severe drought endangering crops in the district. The provincial department of agriculture urges water economy to avert a looming disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Provincial Department of Agriculture
Rural and City Meeting Schedule Revised for Stewart Administration
A garbled posting lists revised dates for rural and city meetings in support of Dr Boyd UH Foster and the Stewart government. The schedule mentions Riverside School Chatra and various speakers including James Sallows and MPs from Lethbridge with multiple July dates and locations such as Dusmore and Thermal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Boyd
UH. H. Foster
Mewart
Wvhursday
Riverside School
Chatra
Chiran
James Sallows
Daly
Evee
Sie Walsh
Buchanan
Lethbridge
Will Apeak
Eayberte
Sahinece Scheel Bol Devephring
Dusmore
Kaghe Butte
Labour Recall Plan Discussed by Dominion Party
At a Dominion Labor Party meeting the recall resignation plan for the labor candidate was finalized. W G Johnston agreed to sign and pledges to serve the people and labor platform. A Caldry labor meeting reviewed a tentative provincial program while secretary post remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Labor Party
W. G. Johnston
Johnston
Caldary
Hole
Mr. Hooff
Rail unions fail to reach wage dispute agreement in Chicago
About 1500 railway union chairmen meet in Chicago to consider the July 1 wage cut and continuing national working agreements. Leaders expect a statement on attitudes toward wage reductions and rules. They prioritize working rules, with some crafts resisting changes. strike odds are described as remote by W. G. Lee and B. M. Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Traigmen
B. M. Jewell
Oaieecan Federation of Labor
Thomas Still Leads Team in Narrow Railway Tie Race
In a standout showing, Thomas Still captured the lead as the railway workers race to finish ties in a special event. Enthusiasm grows among competitors and spectators amid the tight finish and workplace pride.
Smuts Returns From Dublin Talks With Lloyd George Ulster Leaders
London reports General Smuts, returning from Ireland, conferred with Prime Minister Lloyd George, Sir James Craig, and Earl Middleton after meetings with Sinn Fein leaders. Officials show caution but optimism rises that the Irish question may move toward a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan Christian Smuts
Premisr
Ireland
Pamonn Valera
Dubai
Premiser Lloyd George
James Craig
Earl Middleton
Smuts
Sinn Fein
Wool market steady in week ending July 5 Ottawa
The Dominion Livestock Branch notes a firm market with sales, inquiries, and several options but no price advances. Eastern association wool grading nears completion while western wools begin arriving in Toronto for grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpenta
Ottawa
Dominion Livestock Branch
Eastern Association
Toronto
Change and W.V.A into Fraferwal Organization
Ottawa in July reports a move to transform the Great War Veterans Association into a transfernal organization. A Dominion command meeting and Port Arthur relatives discussed plans including a $590 prize for the best ritual and proposals to the fall convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great War Veterans’ Association
Trasetnr
Dominion Command
Port Arthur
Embmit & Proposs
Two Irish killings shock Mewry district amid unrest
In Newry area two men were abducted and shot, their bodies dumped roadside. A schoolteacher Miss Mc Asaff was killed shielding her brother. Two brothers, sons of former police sergeant Reilly, among the dead. Earlier, revolvers were snatched from constables and officers wounded. In Dublin, peace talks falter as patrols face ambushes with bombs and rifles across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Tvo
Newry
McAsaff
Reilly
Mewry
Ireland
Dublin
Unclear fragmentary report from Whiting incident
The readable text is severely garbled with repeated phrases and no coherent facts. It mentions Whiting, several individuals, and a suspected plant or company reference, but lacks identifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Rain Brings Hope for Crop Recovery in Southern Alberta
Lethbridge notes 1.17 inches of rain with totals over two inches in west and south regions. Widespread rainfall improves drought damage with crops showing recovery, seed and feed becoming available, and potential bumper yields in some districts. Damaged crops in Sigemortallqw areas projected to yield five to fifteen bushels, barring worm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alberta
Saust
Porth
Veterans unite drive moves toward Dominion group
Toronto July 8 the movement to form a nationwide Veterans Society of Canada took a step forward with a meeting of the provincial branch last night. A plan was discussed to call a mass meeting to consolidate all veterans under one organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Veterans
Ge of
Canada
Mitchell Nominated in Calgary Riding Meeting
In Calgary on July 4, Hon. C. R. Mitchell provincial treasurer and Jassenha were nominated at an enthusiastic Stewart Government gathering. Bow Valley porters and others attended as 29 polling stations operated that afternoon amid lively support, though some conditions prevented full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
C. R. Mitchell
Jassenha
Bow Valley
Ware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toronto Harbor
Butlaing Peeer
C. B. Beaubien
Vete
Fayotte
Egintonemie
nler-Sattovere
Mile
Pruedel
Land Office
Matt Fort Norman
Otero
Mehhie’ D. SE
Jeoplaver
J. le. Withiatie
T. W. Tosca
W. G. Cummings
E.m.phillips
Brownles
Whitehead
R. A. Moheed
D. Murphy
D. Goulet
Daigte
McKenna
Teepites
Les
Federal
Cpeae
St. ‘Bernard
Omialngy ‘Koutate J
Esas
Labor
Wa Ygaron
Medicine Hat
Thomas
Canadian Press
Menty
Wille Bhislaing
Caxmelin
Wexford
Corrifin
County Clare
Thomastown
County Kilkenny
Ena
Ois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!