Constantino Said To Be Doomed In Tinople Front
Paris reports two German attacks repulsed near Souchez and St Hibert in the Argonne. Outposts active in Lorraine while Belgian trenches see artillery. Dardanelles casualties total 42,434. prior officer losses 19,933 with 8,084 killed. Coal strike settlement possible. Lloyd George to visit mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Souchez
St. Hibert
Argonne
Lorraine
Belgium
London
Dardanelles
South Wales
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
David Lloyd George
Rome
Pola
Hats Returned His Tales Of Experiences
James T. Bridge, the State's first homecoming hero from the European war, is back with his family after a lengthy service. Doctors advised against further front duty, and he departed Shorncliffe July 1 and Liverpool July 2 before sailing on the Hesperian to Canada. He arrived home Saturday to a hero's reception, a depot crowd, and a city hall welcome with Mayor Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Bridge
Mr. Bridge
Shorncliffe
Liverpool
Canada
63Rd
Hawthorne
Bridge
New peace proposals may end South Wales coal strike
London reports suggest a basis for peace without prestige loss for both sides in the South Wales coal strike. No details were released, but a cabinet meeting communication prompted the Cardiff Mines Executive Committee to adjourn and head to London to confer with Walter Runelman tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Wales
Cardiff
Walter Runelman
Local Company to Move to Sarcee Camp from Medicine Hat
The D Company of the 63rd Regiment will not be quartered in Medicine Hat and will be moved to Sarcee camp at month end. Capt. R. B. Davidson received the unofficial notice, with official orders to follow. Recruiting continues. Lieut. Cameron added 26 men, bringing the unit to 165. About 55 to 60 more men are needed for full strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
63Rd Regiment
Medicine Hat
Sarcee Camp
R. B. Davidson
Cameron
Martial Law to Suppress Socialists in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports Germany to declare martial law nationwide to crush socialist agitation aimed at terminating the war. Copenhagen July 16. The move signals a broad government crackdown to silence dissent and maintain wartime authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Copenhagen
Berlin
Resolute Wins 28 Mile Race at Larchmont Yacht Week
In a light breeze the sloop Resolute defeated the Vanite by 26 minutes 12 seconds on a 28 mile course in the opening race of Larchmont Yacht Club’s race week. The Vanite was steered by Cornelius Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
N.Y
Larchmont Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Will Not Remain Passive in Diplomacy with Germany
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Lansing completed a draft note to Germany outlining firm U S rights on the high seas. They agree the next communication will be definite, showing the United States cannot remain passive after attacks on unarmed ships and loss of American lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Germany
High Seas
Cornish
N. H
Liquor Act Debated at Alberta Campaign Meetings
Ben Spence of Toronto and C A Windle of Chicago spoke at two large meetings about Alberta's new Liquor Act. Spence led the afternoon Temperance event with data driven arguments while Windle addressed the evening License Victuallers gathering. Both sessions featured interruptions, with Spence stressing prohibition as social and moral reform and Windle arguing compensation and personal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spence
Temperance People
Mr. Windle
License Victuallers
Jno
Windle
Spence
Alberta
Scandal in Manitoba Royal Commission Beings Final Phase
The Manitoba parliament buildings contract inquiry enters its final phase as C P Wilson chief Liberal counsel outlines tender figures and changes from pile foundations to caissons. Evidence includes a vault memorandum and an affidavit from V W Thorwood about a July 4 1914 letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Royal Commission
Manitoba
C. P. Wilson
Thomas Kelly
Lyall
Hugh Armstrong
R. M. Simpson
Royal Trust Co
Imperial Bank
V. W. Thorwood
Minneapolis
Rochmond Roblin
Wheat heads out rapidly in Medicine Hat district
Eighty percent of the wheat in the Medicine Hat district is in head. Warm weather for a few days will help the crop, with rain already aiding ripening. Other grains are advancing and hay harvest is slightly delayed by rain, but fresh hay to be on market in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Berlin
Sayville
Vienna
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Medicine Hat
Canadian Casualties Total From Ottawa Report
Ottawa says Canadian casualties reach 10 074 excluding prisoners with 1 772 killed 0 600 wounded and 2 000 missing. Prisoners captured near 3 000, raising total out of action to about 13 000 soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Constantino
Tinople
Goldingen-Mouravievo
Windau Venta
Tellum
Gulf of Riga
Riga
Autz
Hats
James Bridge
Vanderbilt
I. Herrara
Spanish Royal Flying Service
Viniegra
Long Branch
Ont
Curtis Company
Messrs
Windle and
Empress Theatre
Ben Spence
Toronto
C. A. Windle
Chicago
Privy Council
Dominion
P. Felon
Ontario
Ile
Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps
C. W. P. Ramsay
Canadian Pacific Railwa Te Iee
F. L. Wanklyn
Wanklyn
Canadian Pacific
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!