Abd el Krim's Northward March Threatens Fez Route
Paris reports Abd el Krim shifting focus northwest toward Fez via Ain Aicha and Leben valley. Taza remains critical as Riffians near a renewed drive east of Fez while French plans include air pamphlets offering peace. Naulin to take command July 18.
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Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Fez
Ain Aicha
Leben
Taza
Chamber of Deputies
Jast Nelit
Painleve
Fes
Abiel-Krim
Pamphiels
France
Naulin
Morocco
French Morocco
Abd-ebkrim
Taz
Influenza Outbreak Strikes Dawson Yukon Two Dead
Dawson Yukon reports two deaths from a mild influenza outbreak in Dawson and surrounding districts. Dawson hospital is at capacity and rescue efforts expand to Selkirk Indian village where about 100 are reported ill. An outbreak reaches Circle and a doctor has been dispatched. Dispatches cite Bristol Bay Alaska natives with a 1919 style epidemic.
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Dawson
Yukon
Selkirk
Circle
Arranging for Immigration from Great Britain
Winnipeg reports that W Banks Amery secretary of the Overseas Settlement Commission in Great Britain arrives on the steamer Athenia to discuss British immigration to Canada. He will visit Ottawa Toronto and Western Canada to gather first hand information on prospects and handling of settlers.
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Winnipeg
Montreal
Athenia
Donaldson Line
W. Banks Amery
Overseas Settlement Commission
Great Britain
Canada
Ottawa
Typhoon Leaves Thousands Homeless in Camarines Province
Manila July 10 report says two thousand persons are homeless after a powerful South Sea typhoon wrecked hundreds of small houses in Camarines Province. The Red Cross is sending aid to the stricken area based on incoming reports.
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Manilla
Camarines Province
Red Cross
Rakovsky brings large Russian orders to Britain
London July 10 Soviet envoy Christian Rakovsky returned from Moscow and is reported to have brought Russian orders for British firms totaling about £15,000,000. Roughly two thirds cover agricultural and manufacturing machinery and tools, with the rest for raw materials and petroleum. A fire destroyed the San Pedro hotel at St Peter's Nova Scotia.
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London
Christian Rakovsky
Moscow
Canada’s Debt Drops Eleven Million in June Statement
Ottawa reports the Dominion’s net debt declined by eleven million dollars over the past year. June 30 net debt was 2.878 billion, down from 2.38 billion a year earlier. The June 1919 comparison shows a decrease of 175 thousand from last month.
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Ottawa
Yvinanee Department
Dominion
Two Found Dead in New Jersey Limousine
In Rumson and Walling territories, Sergeant Detective Henry D. Walling of Long Branch and Miss Mary A. Linzmayer of Atlantic Highlands were shot to death in a Walling limousine. Police say the bullet through the heart came from Walling’s service revolver and the incident may mark a suicide pact related to Walling’s attachment to the woman. The case hinges on whether the revolver in the car matches the officer’s weapon.
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Henry D .Walling
Long Branch
Mary A. Linzmayer
Atlantic Highlands
Ward Avenue
Maple Creek Pioneer William A. Douglas Dead
One of Maple Creek's oldest residents William A. Douglas has died. He served for years as Sergeant-Major in the North West Mounted Police here, later ran a saddlery business and also served as postmaster after retirement.
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Maple Creek
William A. Douglas
North West Mounted Police
Saddlery
Ship Arctie Fights Power Failures on Northbound Run
Canadian exploration ship Arctie, commanded by Capt Bernier, encounters radio and power failures as it sails north after narrowly avoiding collision and grounding near Quebec. Electrical experts report a faulty radio sending plant and failed motor generators. Repair parts are aboard the Hudson's Bay boat Noseople in Quebec, hopes rise the vessel may catch the race before Hudson Straits reopen.
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Masutrea
Arctie
Bernier
Quebec
Noseople
Hudson Straits
Ontario plans second marriage ban for already wed couples
The Toronto Star reports a bill likely to be introduced in the Ontario legislature to make it an offense for a clergyman to perform a second marriage for couples already married. M. P. P. A C Lewis said action would come after concerns raised by Fred Williamson about Roman Catholic priests conducting second marriages after Protestant ceremonies. The paper notes Catholic clergy oppose such remarriages and say Rome usually requires a second rite under its own authority.
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Toronto
The
Toronto Star
Ontario
Star
Parliament
A. C. Lewis
M.P.P
Lewis
Fred Williamson
the Star
Church of Rome
Alberta Coal Is On Way To Points East
The first shipment of Alberta coal bound for Ontario towns travels east from Evansburg Alberta at 11 o clock today. Cars destined for Alison St Thomas Kitchener Owen Sound Colborne London Paisley Strathroy Guelph Peterburb Prescott and St Marys will move about 25000 tons on regular trains. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen plans a million dollar permanent headquarters in Cleveland.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Ontario
Canadian National Railways
Evansburg
Alison
St. Thomas
Kitchener
Owen Sound
Colborne
London
Paisley
Strathroy
Guelph
Peterburb
Prescott
St Marys
Wheat Market Slips as Trade Remains Thin
Wheat prices closed lower after a session of light trading and firm undertone. July wheat finished at 1.58, down 1 1 8 cents. October 1.31 1 8, down 13 4. December 1.28 4 3, with exporters taking small early lots and scarce outside interest. Orillia’s oldest resident, John Peters, dies at 106 years 1 month 24 days.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Orillia
John Peters
Western Canada Irrigation Convention Held at Kelowna
The nineteenth annual Western Canada Irrigation Association convention will meet in Kelowna British Columbia July 29 30 and 31. Hon Walter G Nichol Lieutenant Governor of BC will open the sessions with a welcome from Kelowna Mayor D W Sutherland and M P Grote Stirling. Addresses include alfalfa irrigation apple orchard irrigation water measurement beet sugar industry and fire and flame topics with experts from BC Alberta and the Dominion Experimental Station.
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Western Canada Irrigation Association
Kelowna
Betish Columbia
Walter GC. Nichol
British Columbia
D. W. Sutherland
MT. Onark
Bark
Canada
Rh. C. Palmer
B.S.A
Dominion I Experimental Station
W. H. Snelson
Brooks
Alberta
Snelder
Dominion Experimental Station
B.C
P. J. Jennings
Dominion
P. H. Boving
Boving
Wheat Pools May Make Another Payment Rumors in grain circles on third Wheat Pools payment
Rumors in grain circles say the Wheat Pools of the three Prairie Provinces may pay a third installment on the 1924 crop in the next days. Speculation places the new payment between 10 and 15 cents, bringing pool prices to about 1.45 to 1.50. Colin Buenell, president of the Manitoba Wheat Producers Ltd, declined to comment.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Colin Buenell
Manitoba Wheat Producers, Ltd
Canton plot alleged to capture foreign settlement amid Canton raid
Hong Kong July 10 Reuters reports a Chinese plot to seize the Shameen foreign settlement in Canton Kowloon opposite Hongkong with help from Russian aviators. Docks offices of Wig Kee Co were attacked causing furnishings to be demolished but no casualties. European Chinese and Indian police with volunteers raided sites and arrested three Chinese.
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Hongkong
Reuter
Canton
Vauxhall Stock Farm Dominates Calgary Suffolk Show
The Vauxhall Stock Farm dominated the Calgary Exhibition Suffolk classes securing top prizes in multiple categories. Wins included champion ram and ewe, high placements across ram, ram lamb, ewe and shearling divisions, with top honors and reserves across the lineup.
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Vauxhall Stock Farm
Calgary
Suffolks
Vauxhall
Empress of Russia Stalled at Kobe Awaiting Crew Replacement
Canadian steamer Empress of Russia remains tied up at Kobe Japan July 10 awaiting a crew to replace the Chinese sailors who left yesterday. Officials hope to sail tomorrow. Japanese crew expected to take station as the vessel proceeds to Shanghai from Vancouver BC.
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UDP
Kobe
Japan
Empress
Russia
Shanghai
Vancouver
By.c
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Helena and Three Forks
Distinct earthquake tremors were reported in Helena at 7:45 this morning with a two minute tremor in Three Forks. Brickwork toppled and chimneys on ruins were shaken but no wide damage or alarms were reported. Local residents again poured into the streets in response.
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Tmelena
Mont
Helena
Three Forks
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St. Peter's
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Old Mountie
C. Paul Snyder
Philadelphia
C. J. Gaddis
American Osteopathic Association
Snyder
Gaddis
Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Cleveland
Missionary Society
H. Pillar
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Rivens
D. T. L. McKerrell
Women’s Missionary Society
D. G. McQueen
Western Canada
Medicine Hat
Huckvale
Manhattan
Monts
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