No Disposition Shown By Germans On Coal Deliveries
The German delegation showed no willingness to yield on coal deliveries to the Allies as talks in Spa continue. Field Marshal Wilson and Marshal Foch are en route to confer with Allied powers while Fehrenbach and Dr. Simmons propose a Essen commission to discuss production urges. The Allies demand 2,000,000 tons monthly.
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Spa
Field Marshal Wilson
Great Britain
Supreme Allied Council
Marshal Foch
France
General Weigand
Paris
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Dr. Simmons
Essen
Fehrenbach
Five Thousand Cossacks to Fight Bolshevik Force in Persia
London reports that five thousand Cossack Gendarmes under Col Starosselsky will lead a Persian army against Bolshevik forces in Mazanderan province in Northern Persia. The force is to operate near the Caspian Sea, per a Teheran cable to the Daily Mail.
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London
Col. Starosselsky
Mazanderan
Persia
Caspian Sea
Teheran
Daily Mail
Hatfield Quits Burdett Post for California Work
Lethbridge July 13 The Herald reports Hatfield will leave Burdett to work in California preferring to seek work there instead of taking money from local farmers. Burdett farmers were ready to sign contracts with the rainmaker despite two weeks of rain, as Hatfield explains he was negotiating with California farmers and chose to go south.
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Lethbridge
The
Herald S4.y
Burdett
Hatfield
California
Figain
Alberta
Son of R. E. Bray Burned to Death
Gordon Bray three years old, son of R. E. Bray a former Winnipeg strike leader now jailed, was burned to death last night while playing with matches in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bray
Winnipeg
Gordon Bray
Horticultural Society to Elect President at Friday Meeting
A 8 o'clock Friday meeting at the board of trade office will elect a new president to succeed the late Mr. Cooke and plan the society’s annual exhibition. All members and directors are urged to attend.
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The
Horticultural Society
Board of Trade
Cooke
Society
Merchants Report Favorable Bonds for Porters Hill Road
The Retail Merchants Association Board of Trade and City Council heard that selling bonds to fund Porters Hill road improvement would likely succeed. A committee reviewing the road proposed an alternative route with a straighter grade and practical grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter's Hill Road
Retail Merchants’ Association
Board of Trade and City Council
Relief workers killed in Ukraine had about 400000 dollars
Dr. Israel Friedlander and Dr. Bernard Canto, German Jewish relief workers from New York, were killed by bandits in the Ukraine around July 7. Felix Warburg, head of the Joint Distribution Committee, said they likely carried about 400000 dollars in American money. Warburg says funds for war sufferers must be carried in person and confirms the Associated Press report via a cable from the War Saw branch.
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New York
Israel Friedlander
Bernard Canto
Ukraine
Felix Warburg
Joint Distribution Committee
Warburg
Thirteen-year-old Hamilton Youth Drowns After Boat Rescue
Ted Maynard, 17, of Hamilton, clung for four hours to an upturned dinghy in the bay before drowning as rescuers drew within about 40 yards.
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Ted Maynard
Hamilton
Weather Summary for Prairie Provinces
Fair and moderately warm conditions prevail across the prairie provinces. Alberta forecasts indicate continued fair weather today and Thursday with temperatures around the mid forties to mid sixties in various locales. expect light winds and minimal precipitation overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Medicine
Lethbridge
Winnipes
Edmonton
Calgary
Moore Jaw
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Former Ganage Army Refiger Declared Sane Angers Chicago Trial Likely
Carl Wanderer former army officer faces trial within a month for the slaying of his wife and an unnamed man who helped frame a fake holdup. A grand jury voted true bills and doctors said Wanderer is sane after tests. Police seek the unidentified woman and the stranger's identity while Miss Julia Schmitt a stenographer testified about a love affair motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Hoyne
John J. Malony
Riverpoint
R. I
Maroney
Julia Schmitt
Criminal Court
Wanderer
Miss Schmitt
Statefs
Plan Resumption of Wheat Futures Trading
Directors of the Chicago Board of Trade announced plans to resume trading in wheat futures starting tomorrow. Traders expect December wheat to open around 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel with deliveries anticipated for December and March contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Imperial War Museum displays massive British WWI shell
The Crystal Palace museum exhibit shows the largest British WWI projectile, weighing 3390 pounds and over six feet tall. The shell could pierce battleship armour at fourteen miles and was used in the battle off the Jutland Islands.
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Imperial War Museum
Crystal Palace
Jutland Islands
City orders large coal supplies from Alberta
Windsor Ontario July 14 acting on fuel controller advice the City Council placed orders with mine operators in Alberta for large supplies of coal to be shipped immediately. Information suggests the coal can now be transported here as cheaply as coal from ULS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
Alberta
Boy Scouts Camp at Elk Water Lake Two Weeks
About a dozen cars from the Rotary Club carried Boy Scouts from Washington Ave church to Elk Water Lake for a two week camp. Two Rotary trucks with supplies accompanied the group. Scout Master Howard Moore led around fifty scouts from Sth Ave. The trip left after weather delays and promises a busy camp with over a hundred boys and a full pantry for two weeks.
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Rotary Club
Washington Ave
Boy Scouts
Elkwater Lake
Richardson
Board of Trade
Sth Ave
Flkwater
Howard Moore
Elkwater
Polish Plebiscite Vote Tied to German Oppression Report
A July plebiscite in Allenstein East Prussia shows 45 percent voting for Germany and 14 092 for Poland. The Polish foreign office attributes the small Polish turnout to alleged German oppression and restrictions on Polish voters.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Allenstein
East Prussia
Germany
Poland
Destiaen
Polish Foreign Office
Roosevelt to Fight for Democratic Ticket Nationwide
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Governor Cox agreed no state is hopeless and the campaign will reach every state. Roosevelt plans to resign as assistant secretary of the navy around August 1 and prepare his notification speech in Eastport Maine before touring the West after the Chicago convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cox
West
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Dayton
Democratic National Committee
Dominion Labor Party to Start Co operative Store
At a well attended meeting of the Dominion Labor Party on Tuesday a prospectus for a co operative store was approved and a charter will be sought. All attendees signed a cup to take shares. twenty five paid one dollar for organization expenses and others agreed to pay one dollar soon. Another meeting will be held Saturday night to push the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Labor Party
Advertising two color bangers for Medicine Hat race meet
The agricultural society issued two color bangers promoting Medicine Hat's race meet and sent them across districts. Merchants in the city are asked to display the notices in their stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Bolshevik Push vs Poles Reported in Moscow Communique
London reports indicate continued Bolshevik advances against Polish forces, according to Tuesday's official communique relayed by wireless from Moscow and received midweek.
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London
Moscow
Japanese Intermarriage Feasibility Examined in House Hearing
At a Pacific coast immigration hearing in San Francisco, advocates for tighter limits on Japanese immigration clashed with calls for fairness to those already here. Senator Phelan urged stricter laws while John P. Irish urged decency and justice, and George Shima argued intermarriage could be feasible despite racial tensions.
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San Francisco
Immigration and Naturalization Committee
House of Representatives
James D. Phelan
California
John P. Irish
Berkeley
San Joaquin River
George Shima
The
Japanese Association of America
Arm of man found in Niagara River near Maid of the Mist
The right arm of an inch was found in the Niagara River near the Maid of the Mist landing. Police believe it may be part of George C. Stephens of Bristol England who died attempting to go over Horseshoe Falls in a barrel. A New York marriage case notes a bride seeking annulment after a rushed match with a much older husband.
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Niagara River
George C. Stephens
Bristol
England
Horseshoe Falls
New York
Jay
Angela Frederico
Guiseppe Frederico
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Elroice
Winnifred Agricultural Fair August 11 12
Prize lists announced for the Winnifred Agricultural Fair with events and awards scheduled over August 11 and 12. Local exhibitors, judges, and sponsors expected to participate in requests for entries and showcases.
Hat Hanna line near completion promised by officials
Acting Mayor Huckvale reported a letter from Mayor Brown of Montreal and a conference with Premier Stewart promising early completion of the Hat Hanna line. The deputy mayor received a wire saying President Hanna of the Canadian National Railways would aid the project due to colonization association efforts. The mayor expects to return to Medicina Hat next Wednesday.
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Huckvale
Brown
Montreal
Stewart
Colonization Association
Hanna
Canadian National Railways
Socialists Plan Pardon Appeal for Margene Debs to Wilson
A Detroit meeting of the socialist national committee decided that a delegation of about 200 socialists and trade unionists will visit President Wilson in Washington to demand an immediate pardon for Margene V. Debs, the socialist presidential nominee serving a prison term in Atlanta for espionage law violations.
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Detroit
Wilson
Margene V. Debs
Atlanta
Socialist National Committee
Washington
John Yuzak Hanged After Murder in Toodoo Sask
Prince Albert July 14 John Yuzak 19 was hanged at the provincial jail for the murder of Mrs Julia Lishinsky at Toodoo Sask April 1 The body fell into a 75 foot well after a robbery motive was suspected Ellis the hangman supervised the execution Yuzak confessed to Sheriff Seath that he acted alone.
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Prince Albert
John Yuzak
Julia Lishinsky
Toodoo
Sask
Yuzak
Arthur Ellis
Yurzak
Sherriff Seath
Leader Line Action Meeting Set At Hilda
A meeting for farmers affected by the Leader railway project will be held at Hilda at 2 p.m. Friday July 23 to urge immediate action. J W Goddard chairman of Maple Tree local UFA announced plans and sought cooperation from Medicine Hat board of trade to back the line. Businessmen of Medicine Hat urged to attend to hear details. Newsprint makers must refund 122000 to western newspapers per the paper control tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
J. W. Goddard
Maple Tree
U.F.A
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Ganage Army
Alta
Fifth Ave
Fifth Ave. Scouts
Alenstein
Roogevelt
Dom
Labor Party
Toronto Star
Buckingham Palace
R.n.vlr
Oregon
Shima
Ught
Stephens
Winnifred Agri
R. McKie, Winnifred
Murry
Prem
Pres. Hanna
C.N.R
Debs
Coluuits
Canadian Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers and Firemen
Tradeg and
Laber Hall
Becker
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