Manitoba Farmers poised to form government after election
Winnipeg July 19 Farmers appear set to form a government after Manitoba elects 24 Farmers 5 Liberals 4 Conservatives 7 Independents and 2 Labor with three deferred elections. Leadership may fall to George Lipman or other veteran figures, while R W Craig likely to be attorney general. Norris faces resignation as Liberals seek new alignment.
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Chipman
Winnipeg
Farmers
Liberals
Conservatives
Labor
Iajor
F. G. Taylor
A. Prefontaine
House
Carillon
Turtle Mountain
R. G. Willis
F. W. Ransom
J. T. Haig
Major Taylor
George F.lipman
R. W. Craig
K.C
Roblin
H. R. Richardson
PF. Y. Newton
Manitoba
United Farmers
Alberta
T C. Norris
Norris
Lansdown
Robert Jacob
D. R.&. Thornton
John Williams
C. D. McPherson
Edward Brown
Progressives
J. H. Edmonson
Brandon
Oil Strike Confirms Lethbridge Discovery in Madison Sands
Reports from Lethbridge dated July 18 confirm the Sunburst No 1 well came in at 1758 feet, 200 feet deeper than Sunburst No 1. No. 2 lies a quarter mile south. Oil found in Ellis sands at the top Madison time. Prospects described as large and prolific with three rigs on the way or being prepared on the Canadian side.
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Lethbridge
Ellis Sands
Madison
Coutts-Sweetgrass Oils, Ltd
Oil Tands Exploration Company of
Vancouver
Boalim-Lethbridge
Swift Current
Caledonian Society Prepares Big Meet Arrangements
Progress reported to the General Arrangements committee at City Hall for the July 26 event. The Social Committee noted successful ice cream social and home cooking sale boosts. A local Games Committee was formed with W Lauder G Preston H Pingle C A Richardson D Campbell J McQueen and Chief Taylor named. J McQueen and Mrs W Hackvale were chosen to oversee platform duties and prizes respectively.
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Caledonian Society
W. Lauder
G. Preston
H. Pingle
C. A. Richardson
D. Campbell
J. McQueen
Chief Taylor
W. Hackvale
Irrigation Trustees Meet to Review Medicine Hat District
Mr. L. C. Charlesworth of Edmonton and Mr. H. N. Houston of Lethbridge, chair and secretary of the irrigation council, met the trustees of two local irrigation projects to review the Medicine Hat Eastern district. A trustees meeting for that district is scheduled for this afternoon.
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L. C. Charlesworth
Edmonton
H. N. Houston
Lethbridge
Irrigation Council
Medicine Hat Eastern
Russians Propose Direct Negotiations on Compensation and Debt
The Hague July 19. Russian delegates proposed an arrangement to negotiate directly with foreign holders for compensation for confiscated property and with bond holders for settlement of the Russian debt at a conference on Russian affairs.
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the Hague
Walkout of 400000 rail workers averted in hearings
Chicago July 19 The rail way strike peace parleys grew in importance as the railroad labor board indicated it would grant new hearings on wage questions reducing the immediate threat of a 400000 maintenance of way walkout.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
New Conciliation Treaty Planned At League Meeting
At St James Palace the League of Nations council discussed a new world‑wide conciliation treaty and a broadened arbitration program. Nations would nominate permanent conciliation committees and ratify the draft at the next assembly. The council urged US immigration liberalization to aid Russian refugees and noted major relief pledges from the US and Britain.
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London
Europe
Council
The
League of Nations
St. James’ Palace
United States
Germany
Wiliam Peet
Constantinople
League
Asia Minor
Assembly
U. S
American Red Cross
American Relief Administration
Great Britain
Riga correspondent persists in Lenine poisoning claim
Stockholm reports that a Riga correspondent to Svenska Dagbladet says he has confirmation that Premier Sentine of Soviet Russia was poisoned with cyanide. The embassy statement denying the claim was issued yesterday and the correspondent continues to report the poisoning as reliable.
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Riga
Lenine
Stockholm
Svenska Dagbladet
Russia
Boy Langlois Fatally Shoots Self With Rifle
Henry Langlois aged 12 dies in Amherstburg Ontario after an accidental gun discharge while handling a rifle. The tragedy occurred on a family property as he played with the weapon, authorities say.
Camp Lewis Soldier Shot During Escape Attempt
Private Harry Quigg of the Fifth brigade headquarters company was shot by military police after fleeing custody. The bullet struck his stomach and he is in the camp hospital with a nonrecoverable outlook. An official investigation will reveal the misdemeanor leading to arrest. Private Jesse A. Atwood fired the shot. Lieutenant George S. Deaderick led the military police operation.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Harry Quigg
Fifth Brigade
J. D. Lyitch
Leitch
Quigg
Jesse A. Atwood
Military Police
George S. Deaderick
Shipbuilding plans touted for two 1000-foot steamers
Norfolk Virginia July 1 8 Homer L Ferguson president of Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock company said he was negotiating with responsible parties to build two 1000 foot passenger steamers the largest in the world construction contingent on the passage of the ship subsidy bill.
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Norfolk
Homer L. Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company
Murder Charges Against 200 Men Near Cliftonville Mine
Wellsburg West Virginia July 19 Four known dead lay in the morgue after a daybreak gun battle at the Clifton mine of the Richmond Coal company at Cliftonville ten miles away. Sheriff Duval led deputies against a crowd said to have crossed from the Pennsylvania union coal field. Thoma Duval, his son, witnessed his father shot and later took office as Brooke county sheriff. Two more dead watchers were reported at the mine as the fight ended.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Clifton
Richmond Coal Company
Cliftonville
Duval
Union
Pennsylvania
Francis Milich
Monnesen
Pr. - Crooke
Thoma
Brooke County
Winnifred Fair Rules Printing Error Causes Schedule Shuffle
A printing error in Winnifred Agricultural Society fair rules lists livestock judging starting at 9 a.m. on July 20, the first day. The paper had incorrectly stated the second day as July Nth.
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Winnifred Agricultural Society
Oil Well Reaches 300 Feet in Community Venture
The Community Oil Wells Ltd and Medicine Hat Development Co report a depth near 300 feet reached yesterday evening. Frequent hard cappings at 25 to 30 feet slow progress, but the team expects to resume day and night drilling after a dynamo arrives and the derrick is wired for electric lighting.
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Community Oil Wells Ltd
Medicine Hat Development Company
Fire kills two firefighters as Greenwich Village blaze rages
In New York at dawn a seven storey Greenwich Village warehouse fire kept burning with water from 66 hose lines. Three inquiries started to establish responsibility for the blaze that left two firemen dead, 30 injured and more than 300 homeless amid over $1,000,000 in damage.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Kilauea Erupts with Renewed Lava Fountain Action
Kilauea again sprayed lava today, the crater’s lava lake rising after weeks of quiet. Lava burst 100 feet from the crater bottom forming a 300 foot wide livid pool while molten fountains shot up about 40 feet into the air.
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Kilauea
Honolulu
T. H
Heavy fighting reports from Limerick and Dundalk fronts
News from Dublin and Belfast describes heavy clashes around Limerick with National army forces isolating irregulars in Strand Barracks and King John Castle. In Dundalk Regime troops gain near impregnable position after enveloping center areas and seizing key facilities.
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Teokeg Sags
Sn Etland
King John Castle
Dublin
Newas
Limerick
National Army
Strand Barracks
Belfast
Dundalk
Hogan
Bridge Street
Market Square
Cork
Daniel Breen
Irish Republican Army
Free State
England
Breen
Aga
Republic
Ballinasloe
Waterford
Greece Again Faying Interest on Debt to Canada
Ottawa reports Greece is resuming interest payments on a seven and a half million loan from Canada granted as 1919 credits. Greece had previously defaulted after government changes, while Romania remains in default on a fifty million loan. By March 31, 1922 Romania owed Canada 2,606,452 in interest.
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Greece
Canada
Ottawa
Taxis and Trail Rangers Camp Plans For July 24
An enthusiastic committee meeting at St. Johns church reports progress for the Taxis and Trail Rangers camp. Thirty-one boys from various churches have enrolled and more are expected. The weekly fee is nominal and not a barrier. Contact church ministers or C A Richardson acting secretary. phone available. Camp starts July 24 with Rev A D Richard handling business aspects and Wallace Forgie directing.
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Trail Rangers
St. John's Church
C. A. Richardson
Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
A. D. Richard
Wallace Forgie
Atterte
Cam
Panoramic Views of the Many Island Lake Oil Field
Gainsborough Studios displays excellent panoramic photographs of the Many Island Lake oil field. The views are on view at the studio and at the office of F. C. Ratliff and Co. in Gainsborough.
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Many Island Lake
Gainsborough Studios
Messrs. F. 3. Ratliff and Co
Endows Liberal Thinkers Group with Garland Fortune
Charles Garland, 22, plans to donate his $1,000,000 fortune to an American fund for public service run by Greenwich Village liberal thinkers. The World suggests final steps are pending and Garland remains committed to divesting his wealth while separated from his wife and children.
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New York
Charles Garland
Greenwich Village
American Fund For Public Service
Garland
Cape Cod
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United Farmer and Progressive
W. R. Wood
United Farmers of Manitoba
C. H. Burnell
Legi
F. J. Dixon
Geo. C. Chipman
Ohio
King AY Ricimond Horke
Knibbs
Marquis of Cambridge
Caledonian Soc
Walkoit
Henry Langlois
Amerstburg. Ont
Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen
Mrs. Mallory
West Virginia
Scotland
Roumania
Beaver Dam
ASSOC
Greenwich V. Group
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