Four MLPs Sent to British Exposition Stir Ghana Debate
In Ghana’s July 7 report, MPs discuss the Wembley exhibition delegation and government actions. The proposed Canadian parliamentary team includes Kate, Papineau, Boys, and Johnston. Subtexts cover supply bill readings, the Industrial Disputes Act, Feed Stuffs Act amendments, and a new bank inspection system.
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Ghana
Joseph Shaw
Calry
Kate
Papineau
Boys
Johnston
Canada
W. A. Boys
Barrie
Attempted Dynamite Attack On Widow’s Home Thwarted
In St. Catharines Ontario a mysterious blast attempt targeted Mrs. C. Be. Farmer’s residence yesterday. Her husband’s wife, Mrs. Farmer, halted the plan by dousing a burning fuse linked to a dynamite filled milk bottle. She heard footsteps and saw smoke rising from a surrounding fire.
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St. Catherines
Ont
C. BE. Farmer
On to the Bay Association presses for railway completion
The On-to-the-Bay Association plans renewed action to Ottawa to speed the Judson Bay route project. Officials expect a partial federal grant but fear it will not cover all work. A campaign continues with literature at the Spina Exhibition and outreach to Saskatchewan MPs.
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Remy Stone
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Judson’ Bay
Vicor
Spina
Hudson's Bay
Bowlen Ranch Superintendent Injured When Horse Falls
Alderson July 7 4 A Petersen manager of Bowlen ranch was seriously hurt Sunday evening after his horse fell on him. He was unconscious for five hours. Dr Nf Dixon of Medicine Hat attended and had him rushed by early train to hospital in Medicines Hat.
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Alderson
Alta
Peterson
Bowlen
Nf. Dixon
Medicine Hat
Medicines Hat
Prince William to visit U S for polo matches on Long Island
A Washington dispatch reported the Prince of Wales will visit the United States in September to attend polo matches between Great Britain and the United States on Long Island. The trip coincides with his journey to an Alberta ranch.
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Prince
United States
New York
Prince of ‘Wales
Great Britain
Long Island
Washington
New York Times
Alberta
Crop Report Notes Rapid Growth Across Prairie Provinces
The Canadian Pacific Railway crop report says growth is rapid across the prairie provinces with wheat largely head and strong root development due to cool spring, while heat stresses crops. Alberta and Saskatchewan show good rains. Manitoba requires rain. moisture deficits loom in most districts. fruit trees healthy, cherries ahead, strawberries past peak, raspberries rising.
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Alberta
Ichewan
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Edmonton, Funveran and
British Columbia
Westiock
Ruorhera
Bayer
Citizens Abusing Watering Privilege Warned At Council
At last night’s council meeting Supt Carr reported high water use during unrestricted hours for gardens and lawns. June pumped 77 250 000 gallons daily average 2 575 000 with a 553 000 gallon rise over last June. The plant faces greater demand but the distribution system is not large enough to cope.
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Carr
Ald
Hole
Wife on trial for Gilbertson poisoning death
A jury in Hagersville investigated the death of George Gilbertson of Hagersville who died June 2 from arsenic poisoning. His widow faced a murder charge and attended the hearing appearing unconcerned.
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Hamilton
George EK. Gihertson
Hagersville
Atcracon
Gilbertson
Parliament Actions in Ottawa July Session Highlights
The senate did not sit yesterday. In the Commons, the Royal Canadian Gray Inquiry Commission report was tabled urging Vancouver Harbor Commission elevators be acquired by the government. Bills on feeding stuffs, nation trade, bank inspection strategy, and public service retirement act rules were read or amended. Supplementary estimates totaling 6.64 million were tabled before adjournment.
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Senate
Post Office
Ontario
House of Commons
Royal Gray Inquiry Commission
Vancouver Harbor Commission
Finlayl
Wheat samples from Happy Hollow Valley promise good yield
J G Nickerson and F L Ratliff returned from a auto trip through Happy Hollow Valley and Little Sweden districts. Ratliff brought back a wheat sample from summer fallow about two feet tall, predicting bountiful returns if rain falls this week. Spring sown grain needs moisture and timely rain.
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Nickerson
FL Os. Ratlitp
Oan
Happy Hollow Valley
Little
Sweden
Ratliff
Ralston Gains Ground at Democratic Convention Nomination Page
At Madison Square Garden the Democratic National Convention lifts Indiana Senator Ralston to a new ballot high, with Oklahoma Nevada and Missouri backing him on the 90th vote. Smith leads on subsequent ballots as coalition forces push against McAdoo, the convention adjourns after another round of heavy voting amid mourning for President Coolidge's son.
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Madison Square Garden
Smith
Ralston
Indiana
Oklahoma
Nevada
Missouri
N.Y
McAdoy
Mr. McAdoo
McAdoo
Peace Committee
Virginia
Glass
McAdna
Florida
Ihllnois
Michigan
Smaith
Proposed Wage Rules For Female Clerks Considered
The executive committee of the referece met at the Chamber of Commerce offices and discussed the proposed regulations of the Minimum Wage Board on daily pay for overtime performed by female clerks. A further meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday in September to continue discussion.
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Maple Leaf Milling Company
Ald, Brown and Baker
Dominion Glass Works
Ald. Simpson and
Baker
McKellen
Public Works Committee
Ald, Boyd and Bannan
Fraser's Ltd
Ald, Hole and Baker
Piscess
Referce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Cui- Ineres
Man Fined In Police Court For Driving Aife To Danger
May driving an aid to the common danger leads to a police court fine of $14 and a test ordered by authorities amid mourning.
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May
B. Hockingway
Dynamite blast kills wife in Washington near Coffin Rock
Longview Washington July 8. Rudolph Otte 16 is detained after reports say he set off a dynamite blast that killed his wife 16 near Coffin Rock. Eyewitness Dorothy Ullrich says the husband did not exit the house for minutes after the explosion and then attempted to conceal the body as deputies recovered wires dry batteries and detonators.
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Longview
Wash
Rudolph Otte
Rudolph Otto
Coffin Rock
North Sea
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
Dorothy Ullrich
Courtesy Acknowledged By San Francisco Temperance Union
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of San Francisco sent a communication to Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Field KCB thanking him for the British fleet’s arrival in San Francisco Bay. The letter states the courtesy will not be overlooked by ten percent Americans. Classified ads promote quick title sales via The News.
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San Francisco
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
San Francisco Bay
Frederick Field
K.C.B
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Garland
Bow River
Campbell
Mackenzie
James Murdock
Donald Sutheland
A. W. Neill
Sutherland
Neill
Renling
Jd. A. Robb
Lord Blanesburgh
Robert Younger
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
H. B. Ry
Bowlen Ranch
Noble
Catal Po
Canadian Pacific Railway Crop Report
London Opinion
Maple Leaf Power
Committee of the Whole
Ald. Baker
Ele
Parks Department
Municipal Coif Club
Huckvale
Lcense
Ald Bannan
Brown
Bove
Simpson
Bannan
Hels
Haybe
Ralsto
Field
Medicine Hlat
Whitla
Suatters
Duchess
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