Shamrock IV Tops Resolute In America's Cup Race
Lipton's Shamrock IV led Resolute from the start as they sailed the 30 mile triangular course off Sandy Hook. Shamrock carved to first mark at 2 28 28 while Resolute lagged about 600 yards.
20 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
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Lipton's Shamrock IV led Resolute from the start as they sailed the 30 mile triangular course off Sandy Hook. Shamrock carved to first mark at 2 28 28 while Resolute lagged about 600 yards.
London July 20 Bonar Law stated the government is getting the Irish situation better in hand. He warned against martial law but said new legislation could expand powers. Chicago July 20 The U S Railway Board approved wage increases totaling about 600 million dollars for nearly two million organized railway workers.
Paris July 20 Premier Poincaré or Millerand in the chamber said France will keep her word and Britain will be faithful to hers as Lloyd George's ultimatum to soviet Russia ties armistice proposals to defending Poland with all forces.
Flood damage along the Fraser River in Matacul British Columbia intensified as a forty foot section broke at the Matsqui dike upper end. Authorities fear up to ten thousand acres could be submerged while efforts focus on diverting the river flow.
London reports that Britain's naval and military expenditures in Russia from November 1918 to March 3 totaled £55,973,000, as shown in a newly issued parliamentary paper.
St Thomas received a temporary three month order to operate one-man page cars. The decision allows limited service pending further action. The measure impacts schedules and labor requirements for the transit operation.
The Canadian National Railways weekly crop report dated July 19 notes widely varied rainfall in the west During Manitoba drought areas rain is needed to improve yields while southern regions show favorable conditions Portage la Prairie Dauphin Swan River Canora Sask North Battleford Edmonton Athabasca Calgary Goose Lake Drumlheller Delisle report satisfactory conditions with some areas seeking 1915 like yields
London July 20. The minister of labor's statistics show an increased cost of living in the British Isles of 152 percent above the 1914 level. The report highlights the sharp rise affecting workers and households across the region.
Medicine Hat mourns two esteemed civic figures, City Engineer R. B. Pyper and Foreman W. Jackson. They died within hours after an underground chamber incident near the Dunmore bridge during a water pressure inspection. Both showed courage and concern for one another in their final hours.
London July 20 The British government will despatch tonight a reply to Soviet foreign minister Tchitcherin on the Poland armistice. It intimates that if Russian forces advance further into Poland all trade arrangements with Great Britain will be broken off.
San Diego July 20 Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion crossed from Mexico into the United States near here and was arrested by a deputy U S Marshall. He is under sentence in Chicago for a Mann Act violation.
Citizens debated water fairness and supply as Crescent Heights faced shortages. Pictures of the plant's limits, standby pipes, and irrigation abuse were raised. A council committee was tasked to study solutions while other agenda items included a battalion reunion grant and bread cost notices.
Aram Encampment No 15 1 0 C F calls all patriarchs to attend the funeral of the late Patriarch W Jackson at 1 p m on Wednesday July 21 at the 1090 F Hall. Members with ears bring them and badges. K B Crane C P A D Stephenson R Scribe.
Mr George Henderson president and general manager of Brandham Henderson Co Ltd arrived from Calgary with his son Keith for a Vancouver Winnipeg tour. He spoke at a Save the Surface convention noting potential property conservation through paint varnish and related coatings and predicted no easing of the slump. He will return Sunday night and depart for Winnipeg after visiting Montreal.
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