Welsh miners abstain from strike. hopeful coal talks
London reports that Welsh miners at Cardiff refused to join the Yorkshire strike, reducing mass action and leaving about 275,000 bound to the stoppage in Yorkshire Derbyshire Nottingham and Monmouth. Troops moved to protect pumps while Geddes oversees the situation. Dock strike chaos disrupts vessel sailings in Liverpool with ships Scotian and Orduna affected.
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Cardiff
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Nottingham
Monmouth
Eric Geddes
Leeds
Evie Geddes
Navyine
Liverpool
Scotian
Montreal
Adriatic
New York
Orduna
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Government to operate 100000 tons of North Atlantic shipping this year
Ottawa reports by year end the government will manage 04 ships with total tonnage about 100000 tons in the North Atlantic and West Indian trade. Seven steamers already in service have been profitable and October 1900 is hoped to advance the program if labor troubles ease.
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North Atlantic
Ottawa
Wulustey Ibas
Pew
Third
Imperial OF Ca
Board of Trade finalizes luncheon plan for Irrigation Convention
The Board of Trade completes arrangements for a delegate luncheon on August 6 at the Curling Rink. It thanks the Ladies Aids of local churches for supplying dishes and notes seating for more than three hundred guests.
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Board of Trade Ties
Board of Trade
The News Want Ad Column Lights Up City Window
A bustling want ad column fills the shop window display in the city center. Local merchants advertise sales jobs and services, drawing customers and jobseekers to the storefronts for the day.
Bolshevik Delegation Seeks Peace With Roumanians
A Bolshevik delegation arrived at Kishinev bearing a peace offer for Romanian forces on behalf of Lenin and the Soviet government, per a Berlin wireless dispatch.
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Londotp
Tya
Kishintst
Petuce
Nikolai Lenine
Berlin
Helena lawn watering rules limit tree irrigation
Public guidance announced today restricts watering of trees with buckets while lawns and gardens may not be watered. Several plants suffered dust damage and sprinkling of garden plots may resume next week.
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Lawos
Meeting Seeks Relief for Drought Stricken Farmers
A large farmers meeting in the council chamber discussed relief measures for drought hard hit growers. The group urged government road and railway work, irrigation, and tax-funded gopher control, plus free freight for timber and fuel over five years and government aid for clothing and school funds.
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Drouth
Immonre Farorers
Edmonton
Ottawa
Sisters Hunter sisters commit double suicide at English Bay
Vancouver reports two Hunter sisters Annie 47 and Nellie 80 ended their lives together by leaping from a boat near Waise Creek after leaving notes blamed on heartbreak and financial worries. Both bodies were recovered within the vicinity of the incident.
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Vancouver
Hunter
English Bay
Annie Hunter
Nellie Hunter
Mobson Street
Waise Creek
Aman
Wy Launter
Montgomery
Varrcouver
Haouter
Famous Minstrel Premivose Dies in San Diego
San Diego reports the death of famed minstrel G. ff Premivose at age sixty five after a month long illness. Born in London, England he began performing at age fifteen and is credited with pioneering shoe dancing. Widow and brother survive him.
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Calif
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Sir Edward Jop Inten Floldwi Dies in Scotland
Sir Edward Jop inten Floldwi, a younging director of the London City and Midland tutte, Lid, and a foremost financial man in Great Britain, died today in Scotland after a brief illness. The notice appears in the July 22 issue with garbled OCR text surrounding the obituary.
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Feanatun
Sir Edward Jopinten Floldwi
Younging
London City and Midland Tutte
Lid
Greatrituin
Scotland
Canadian Industrial Congress Plans Tour and Sessions
Calgary officials outline the Canadian Industrial Congress to be held August 13 with a special trainer tour of the province. Congress sessions will be at the Palliser hotel with theatre venues in Calgary and an invited roster including Sir Robert Borden and industry leaders. Reservations for train travel and lodging are being taken, with routes to Lethbridge, MacLeod, Banff, and back to Calgary.
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Canadian Industrial Congress
Congress
Palliser Hotel
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Grand Theatre
Medicine Hut
Lethridge
MclKenton
Banff
Rockies
Wedneday
Aataistle
Sir Robert Borden
B. W. Beatty
Dr. Hume
Dlenry Ord
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Finley PL Monumt
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MM. McCreevy
Courtecs
Canada
Construction on Tiaperal Oil Co Filling Station
Work has commenced on a new Tiaperal Oil Co filling station. Contractors Woot and Dobn Meddonald of Calgary are building a two story structure with a covered roof and asbestos shingles. A canopy top is planned.
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Tiaperal Oil Co
Woot and
Dobn Meddonald
Calgary
Clemenceau Wing Vote of Confidence Strengthened Government
Paris July 20 Premier Clemenceau won a vote of confidence for his cabinet. The final tally on the government’s policy declaration showed 284 in favor and 176 against, a majority of 11 percent.
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Paris
Proemierlemenceau
Memorial Altar By Returned Men For St John Victoria
Memorial altar to honor soldiers who enlisted from the Church of St John Victoria will be made entirely by returned men. The fourteenth century Gothic style Canadian oak design by W J O Rochfort features a 66 ft base and niches for side ornaments with panels inscribed to church members who served in the war. The project, overseen by the Soldiers Civil Re-establishment, aims to memorialize heroism and ongoing work by disabled comrades.
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W. J. O Rochfort
Wo Ie
Soldiers Civil
Goa Lowe
Tl Churea
Parliament moves before war measures expire
Ottawa reports parliament in session again before the war measures act expires while tobacco betting prohibition and other orders in council are debated. The text of the peace treaty with Germany was not yet submitted for ratification as delegates prepared changes and Canada awaited signed Versailles terms.
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Ottawa
Tver
Germany
Otta
Ghana
C. J. Bdohery
A. Bt. Sifton
Canada
Versailles
Brt
Robert Ror
London
Britain
Liberal support for permanent unionist party urged
H. C. Hor M. P. for West Toronto told the Fourth Ward Conservative Association executive last night that tens of thousands of Liberals would back a permanent unionist party and that the platform would align with Sir John Bonar d’s national policy.
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Toronto
H. C. Hor
West Toronto
Lourth Ward
Asson
Bulieved
John Bonalrd
Toronto Letter Carriers Face Possible Walkout Over Bonus Schedule
Ottawa Civil Commission Chairman explains pending bonus plan to Toronto letter carriers in a letter that hints at a decision likely Thursday. The notice fuels a forecast of a potential walkout amid the new compensation schedule dispute.
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Toronto
Pustieister Cremer
Civil & Commission
Ottawa
Louis Royer Fined Ten Dollars for Drunkenness
Louis Royer was fined ten dollars after police court officials found him intoxicated. Magistrate Hue presided as the case was heard in the city police court.
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Louis Royer
Hue
United States to Sign Treaty With Bulgaria and Turkey
The State Department announced the United States will sign a treaty with Bulgaria and Turkey. The move broadens diplomatic commitments and outlines terms under discussion at the time.
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Washngton
United States
Bulgaria
Turkey
State Department
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