Resolute Edges Shamrock In Narrow Cup Finish
The American defender Resolute defeated Shamrock V by time allowance in a tight America's Cup race at Sandy Hook. Winds were light and postponements marked a tense start as Resolute led by small margins through the fifteenth mile course, finishing about a quarter mile ahead with Shamrock finishing strong.
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Resolute
Shamrock
Sandy Hook
Resolute Today
Shamrock TV
New York Bay
Ambrose Channel
Th Shanieck
Aind
Royal Yacht Club of England
America
Aurora
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sinn Fein and British Government Discuss Irish Settlement
Dublin report says Sinn Fenners and the British government are poised to discuss a possible settlement of the Irish question. A Daily Mail Dublin correspondent notes political circles at Westminster are usually well informed about major moves.
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London
Sinn Fenners
Daily Mails
Dublin
Westminster
Murderer Ives Hanged After Gov Doubled‑Checked Record
Charles H. Ives, 65, was hanged in Rutzboro after a prior claim that the death sentence had been commuted to life was disputed. The acting governor had ordered a return to the death cell following a governor’s return statement denying a commutation. The execution followed the 1919 murder of Love Bagwell.
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Hives
Rutzboro
Miga
Uly
Hig
State Farm
Charles H. Ives
Love Bagwell
Calder to visit England immigration offices in the Mother Country
Ottawa reports that Hon J. A. Calder will be kept away from the capital for two months this autumn. He will sail to England on August 11 to inspect immigration offices and plans to be abroad about a month before heading to the prairie provinces and British Columbia.
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Ottawa
J. A. Calder
Sall
England
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Prince Ships Stock To His Alta Ranch
London reports the Prince of Wales ships horses and ponies to his Alberta ranch aboard the Monteabn from Bristol arriving in Montreal then by express car for a 2250 mile journey to the foothills. Dartmore ponies from the estate are for breeding and eight thoroughbred fillies are for racing and breeding purposes.
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Dartmoor
London
Prince of Wales
Dominion Epress
Alberta
Bristol
Montreal
Bowmintom
Prince's
Prohibition Party Eyes Bryan Sunday Presidential Ticket
Lincoln Neb July 20 The prohibition party plans a front runner ticket for the coming campaign with William Bryan and Billy Sunday as probable heads. Calderwood says a clear declaration by Hoover opposing changes to the eighteenth amendment would block the ticket, while delegates discuss backup candidates including Poling Randall Patton Go tinshaw and others in a receptive mood.
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Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
W. Q. Calderwood
Eld
William Bryan
Billy
Welter Bryan
Calderwood
Onatur
Cox Op
Mat
Nar
Bryan
Christian Endeavor Society
Clinton
Howard
Rochester
Ho Thie
Robert Patton
Springfield
Charles Ed Randall
Representiaive
Congress
California
Virgil Go Tinshaw
Chicago
Alesancer Primrose Named Dean of Medicine at University of Toronto
Alesancer Primrose has been chosen as the new Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto to succeed Dr. CK Clarke, who resigned recently.
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de. Alesancer Primrose
Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto
Ck.clarke
Prominent visitors inspect Medicine Hat natural gas plans
Richard Goldman of Johannesburg and his brother Major C Sid ney Goldman stayed in Medicine Hat to learn about natural gas as the city tests a potential larger supply. Supt Porter explained distribution while Deputy Mayor Huckvale hosted a conference with officials and the board of trade. The visitors praised Medicine Hat and noted water usage differences between Johannesburg and the local area.
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Richard Goldman
Johannesburg
South Africa
Major C. Sidney Goldman
Falmouth
House of Commons
Nicola Valley
Bcl
Thos. Cullinan
Johannesberg
Porter
Gas Department
Richardson
Board of Trade
Huckvale
Medicine Hat
Hudward Kipling
Week Will Decide Fate of Crops in Saskatchewan
Regina July 1 1920 experts say the coming week will determine the grain crop potential in Saskatchewan. Heat and drought threaten yields with rain urgently needed across multiple districts including Brandon Broadview Shaunavon Scotssuard and Kerrobert. Wheat is heading out with short straw and several districts report significant drought damage.
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Sask
Regina
Saskatchewan
Brandon
Broadview
Shaunavon
Scotssuard
Govenlock
Expanse
Vanguard
Moosedaw
Mvheasant Hills
Warl Grey
Nendorf
Bredenburs
Marchwell
Agitate For Safe Swimming Pools In Calgary
Citizens press for safe sanitary swimming holes in Calgary to protect youth after a string of drownings in Bow and Elbow rivers. The death of 12 year old Jackie Turner follows earlier drownings including Conrad Leinweber Fritz Leinweber Campbell Malcomson John Hunter and Honora Meagher widow of retired judge A N T Meagher.
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Calgary
Bow
Elbow
Jackie Turner
Bow River
Conrad
Fritz Leinweber
Campbell Malcomson
Nose Creek
John Hunter
C. BP. R. Construction Pang
Elbow River
OUIJA BOARD FEAR PROMPTS HOSPITAL PATIENT SURGE WARNING
A Daly Yso A report filed with authorities by Dr. Marcus A Currie medical director at Morris Plains New Jersey state hospital for the insane says the ouija board could raise asylum admissions. Revelstoke requires a 100 license fee to sell near beer. Charles Lister former Chatham Oxt. alderman is dead.
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Trenton
N. C. Daly
Chas. Lister
Chatham Oxt
Unions Plan Own Garment Factories and Stores
The International Garment Workers Union announces a committee building union owned factories to be in operation by next spring. First six New York factories with union stores aim to undercut market prices while paying high wages on a seven hour day. Additional plants to follow in Chicago and Philadelphia backed by union funds.
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New York
International Lines’ Garment Workers’ Union
Benjamin Schlesinger
Chicago
Philadelphia
International Union
Schlesinger
A. Baroff
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Baroff
Rotary luncheon honors Mir YD. W. Hays for irrigation work
The Rotary Club held a congratulatory luncheon for Mir YD. W. Hays general manager of Canada Land and Irrigation Co. for bringing water to Vauxhall for irrigation. Terrill voiced appreciation of Hays and Hays announced his resignation planned for July first to start a new business under his own name after finishing current details.
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Rotary Club
YD. W. Tlays
Canada Land and Irrigation Co
Vauxhall
Terrill
Hays
Enjer
Council of Agriculture Disappointed Over Wheat Crop Policy
Members of the Canadian council of agriculture express disappointment with the government action removing the 1970 Wheat crop from government control. The council met this week and called for immediate reappointment of the Wheat Board, according to secretary Norman Lambert.
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Canadian Council of Agriculture
Wheat Board
Winnipex
Emir Feisal Accepts Terms of French Ultimatum
London July 21 A dispatch from Egypt reports Emir Feisal head of the Syrian State has accepted the terms of the French ultimatum but there is no official confirmation yet.
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London
Egypt
Emir Feisal
High Officials Implicated in Plot Against Occupation
Constantinople on July 21 reports wholesale arrests tied to a Moslem uprising plot against foreign rule. A plotter’s confession allegedly implicates high officials of an entente power in a conspiracy aimed mainly at the British.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Mackenzie King to Tour Canada
Ottawa July 21 Hon McKenzie King, opposition leader, called on followers to operate the government candidate in bye elections. He will soon open a tour of Ontario delivering addresses in six centers and plans to visit the west in September before moving to the east and maritime provinces.
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Ottawa
McKenzie King
Irrigation Transformation in Vauxhall District
Aerials show Canada Land & Irrigation Company's project turning raw prairie into four thousand irrigated acres. Returns are estimated at 276,900 dollars with new homes and farm buildings rising. Pictures on display in the showcase outside the Assinihoda Hotel.
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Vauxhall
Canada Land & Irrigation Company
Assinihoda Hotel
Russell Petition Dismissed in Privy Council Appeal
London July 21 Canadian Associated Press reports the appeal of Winnipeg labor leaders to the Privy Council was not heard as the petition of R B Russell was dismissed without respondents being called.
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London
Canadian Associated Press
Winnipeg
Privy Council
R. B. Russell
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