Canadians Triumph at Bisley Grand and All-Comers
At Bisley Camp England July 18 Canada earns double victory in Imperial meeting with Sergt J H Regan Victoria BC taking the Grand Aggregate and Lieut Desmond Burke Ottawa gold medallist in All-Comers. Sergt A G Fulton Bisley wins His Majesty the King's Prize with 285 of 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisley Camp
Eng
A. G. Fulton
Bisley
Canada
Bisleyay
J. H
London Rifle Brigade
Burke
Burr
Col
R. M. Blair
Vancouver
Colings
Hiquimault
B.C
M. Emslie
Toronto
Blair
Emslie
Lieut. Burke
Sergt. Burr
Elkington
Lieut
Dowbiy
Regan
Sergt. Cooke
Surst College
Bisey
Barker
Notts and Derby Regiment
Fulton
Steele
Guelph
Sergt. Moore
Saint John
F.richardson
Victoria
Desmond Burke
Ottawa
Sergt. C. W. Foam
Montreal
Germany Faces Finance Talks as U S Rules Out Loan
In Paris and Berlin reports say Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius met with world powers to discuss extending aid to Germany. The United States stated it cannot guarantee an international loan and would only participate via private banks. Berlin's Boerse postpones stock exchange reopen as money and banking return to normal.
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Paris
Associated Press
Henrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
Germany
Henry L. Stimson
Bruening
Curtius
United States
France
Berlin
Boerse Committee
Stock Exchange
Thre Produce Exchange
Jack Kearns Faces 150000 Breach Suit Over Promise
In New York on July 18 the Supreme Court heard a breach of promise suit by Ellen Dorothy Hayes against Jack Kearns, former Jack Dempsey manager, who allegedly promised marriage after their child’s birth but arranged for her to wed Teddy Hayes, a former Dempsey trainer. The filing cites $150,000 in damages.
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New York
Supreme Court
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Ellen Dorothy Hayes
Drought conditions persist in West wheat despite rains
The Manitoba Free Press report says last three weeks of rain did not improve Western crops. Wheat remains thin with heads delayed. oats barley flax rye hay generally poor. Saskatchewan reports varied head percentages and many fields with little or no crop. moisture is still badly needed in some areas. Alberta shows 60 to 70 percent of wheat headed while rains have come but some points still need moisture.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Free Press
Prairies
Manitoba
Hearly
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Three men jailed after stone-throwing melee near police station
Edmonton July 18 Jack Nichol son William Paush and Edward Charles Armor were charged with assaulting peace officers following a stone-throwing melee outside the Police Station last week. Magistrate Eaton Williams of Leduc sentenced them to three months in Fort Saskatchewan jail in the Police Court Friday.
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Edmonton
Jack Nicholson
William Paush
Edward Charles Armor
Fort Saskatchewan
Eaton Williams
Leduc
German Market Cannot Absorb Imported Fruit
Half a million dollars of fruit from New Zealand and California diverted to England as Germans cannot pay. The Daily Herald says vast produce will flood London markets, risking price declines and potential depression in the English fruit trade. The consignment includes thousands of boxes of apples.
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London
Eng
Regulations For Canadian Beef In England
London article from July 18 reports that Canadian beef for immediate slaughter must bear the word Canada. Ministers consider grading and identifying Canadian origin beef to aid home producers and consumers, aligning with Agricultural Produce Act of 1928 standards and using Canada as the mark in place of the map of England and Wales.
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London
George Hambleton
Canada
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Scotland
National Farmers’ Union
England and Wales
Redcliff Potteries Limited Incorporated in Alberta
The Canadian Gazette lists Redcliff Potteries Limited of Redcliff Alberta among the incorporations this week. It is issued 350 preference shares with 100 par value and 900 common shares without nominal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Gazette
Redcliff Potteries. Limited
Redcliff, Alta
Birthright of Medicine Hat Gas Field Highlighted
The article recounts Medicine Hat's gas field origin and its impact, noting annual profits around 100000 dollars and the move from coal to natural gas. It traces early wells from 1891 to the 1903 deep well, Mayor Hutchinson, and the city’s ownership of 22 wells with strong pressures, plus private and industrial wells reaching toward Red Cliff and Bow Island.
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Kipling
Medicine Hat
William van Horne
C.P.R
General Hospital
Charlie Colter
Colter
Second Street
C. F. Smith
W. B. Marshall
Alberta
First St
Hutchinson
W. A. Begg
Redcliff
Bow Island
Many Island Lake
Prairie Wheat Pools reorganized under provincial control
Premier leaders from Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta announce a reorganization of the Canadian Wheat Pools with provincial elevator systems to continue under their ownership. Indebtedness will be repaid from elevator earnings over 20 years. An inter provincial trading corporation is to be formed by a committee from governments and elevator systems.
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Charlie Peasley
Patterson
Boyd
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Patterson
H. A. Moore
J. A. Bell
Regina
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Pool
J. T. H. Anderson
John Bracken
J. E. Brownlee
Western Canada
Canadian Wheat Pool
Prairie Provinces
R. B. Bennett
John S. McFarland
Carrier Pigeon Found Dead At Farm Up the River
A carrier pigeon died Friday after being found exhausted in the farm yard near A Pederzolli’s property ten miles up the river west of the Exhibition grounds. The bird had a leg band AU 28LHS 201 and remained in shade before dying.
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A. Pederzolli
4Th
Exhibition Grounds
Bag Limit on Wild Ducks Reduced in Prairie Provinces
Edmonton reports a reduction in daily bag limits for duck shooting following a joint meeting of the Edn Branch and Alberta Fish and Game League. Officials noted falling duck supply for the fall season and called for greater protection after a U S and Canadian study trip to Fort Chipewyan.
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Edmonton
Prairie
Edn
Alberta’ Fish’. and
Bell
United States
Cnadian
Fort Chinewyan
Honor Orders From United Commercial Travellers Prize Event
The United Commercial Travellers plan to issue orders to local merchants this afternoon as prizes. The orders will be signed and presented to merchants who are asked to accept them and bill J. F. Kane for payment.
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J. F. Kane
A McNish
U.c-T
J. F. Kahéj
U.C.T
Wheat tax resolution discussed in Ottawa House papers
Ottawa July 18 A House of Commons paper outlines a resolution for a tax of cents per bushel of wheat for the current year. Prem Bennett presents the measure aiming to regulate the act and ensure collections amid crop year prospects.
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Ottawa
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Emilie
Prince
Prince of Wales
C. J. Johnstone
Mereyshire
Johnstone
Lady Maud Lawson
Free Press
England
Police Point
Kiwanians
Redcliff Potteries
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