Expect Announcement Change in Government Policy Toward Ireland
London reports a fresh government policy shift toward Ireland may be announced soon. Cabinet divisions persist over whether to grant broad concessions or impose stronger controls. Lloyd George allies push for leniency while hardliners seek military measures and martial law. A separate note credits Sir Edward Carson with pressing for a dismissal of the government if Dominion Home Rule via a Sinn Fein conference is adopted.
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Lloyd George
Ireland
Carson
London
Carson Whel
Sir Edward Carson
House of Commons
Jas
Henry Thomas
Sinn Penners
Daily Mail
Sinn Fein Explosive Bullets Alleged In Belfast Lull
Belfast reports a quiet forenoon amid expected military reinforcements and patrols. Police allege Sinn Feiners used explosive imbusts Thursday night wounding victims, as authorities claim heightened tensions and ongoing counteractions.
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Belfast
Sinn
Evening News
Archbishop Mannix Passport Status Reported in New York
New York July 24 Canadian Press says Capt Maurice Peters British foreign office representative in New York has received no instructions about Archbishop Daniel Mannix of Australia. Mannix plans to sail next Saturday on the Saltie to Queenstown after a stay in Ireland then Rome.
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New York
Maurice Petes
Foreign Office
Daniel J. Mannix
Australia
Saltie
Queenstown
Mannnix
Treland
Rome
Survey to Complete Alan Creek Project in Three Weeks
Assistant Irrigation Commissioner Houston of Calgary states Moore an irrigation engineer and party will arrive Monday to finish the Floss Creek survey. Completion is expected within three weeks, after which Seven Persons Creek and Ross Creek proposals will go to the Minister of the Interior for approval. McRauchle of Chatham urges licenses only to those with clean health records.
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Motelops Bhass
Houston
Calgary
Moore
Irriggae Dion
Floss Creek
Taree
Seven Persons Creek
Ross Creek
Minister of the Interior
Confession Links Son to Mother Murder Amid Family Tragedy
Arnoll Love, 22, a farmer from Ceylon Ontario, confesses to killing his mother seven years after his father Henry Love was hanged for the same crime. The elder Love was convicted on dubious evidence, with the son a key witness before the execution. New confession emerges during local evangelistic services after seven years of silence.
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Toronto
Arnoll Love
Ceylon
Ont
Henry Love
Owen Sound
Aynall Bove
Revuel Merchants Pledge Action Against Ale Profiteers
Vancouver merchants at a Dominion convention passed a resolution to prosecute or recall merchants for profiteering in alcohol. The meeting was held behind closed doors and a second resolution urged luxury tax collection from manufacturers and importers rather than retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Dominion
THQ Association
Canadians Pledge Backing for Great Lakes Waterway
Detroit July 24 Canadian visitors meeting the sidewater Congress adopted a resolution to gain Canadian government support for a deep water ship canal from the D Pakes to the Atlantic.
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Detroit
Mich
Sidewater Congress
Dpakes
Referendum Order on Railroad Wage Strike Plea
The order for a country wide referendum by the railway employed on the wage award of the federal labor board was completed today with a strong plea against a strike at a meeting of railroad Brotherhood executives before they departed.
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Federal Labor Board
Chicago
Farmers urge early completion of Leader Medicine Hat line
A large gathering of farmers at Wilda pressed Canadian Pacific Railway to finish the Leader Medicine Hat branch this fall. Delegations from UW, local lodges, Grain Growers, and Medicine Hat officials attended, with J W Goddard presiding and speakers urging action to accelerate construction and help market crops.
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Wilda
Canadian Pacific Railway
Medicine Hat
UW. IM. A. Locials
Burstill
Maple Tree
Schuler
Gilknockie
Surprise
Huckvale
Board of Trade
J. J. Fewings
Spencer, Jr. MacLeod
C. A. Long
P. B. J. Harding
Elmer French
A.W. Luang
A. J. N. Perrill
A. Dhichardson
J. W. Goddard
Maple Tree Local
US I.ac
Tie
Hackvale
Truckvale
Hart
Richardson
Lin. Me
Spencer
Hilda
Goddard
Terrific OT game swept through North Dakota counties
Two known dead and no dozen injured, three probably mortally, and extensive property damage as the terrific storm swept over parts of Barnes Henry and Ward Counties in North Dakota. Many farm buildings were destroyed and Jane Hoyestoek was killed.
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Fargo
Solb
Ate- Henry
Ward
North Dakota
Janeh Hoyestoek
Bill Extends British Food Ministry to September 1922
London July reports say the bill to extend the British Ministry of Food until September 22, 1922, passed its second reading in the House of Commons. Controller McCurdy noted the ministry has achieved substantial savings in the people’s food supply.
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London
Canadian Assalated Press
Ministry of Food
House of Commons
McCurdy
Horticultural Society Extends Garden Entry Deadline
The Horticultural Society extends the outdoor competition entry deadline by one week due to windstorm damage. Miss Day's entry window shifts from July 30 to August 6 to allow gardens to recover before judging. Prize lists and forms are available from Secretary Currie at Porter Block.
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Horticutural Society
Iay
Currie
Porter Block
Rioting Clashes Leave Several Injured In Belfast
Dispatch from Belfast reports police clubbed a crowd on New Town Road as soldiers fired in clashes after an attempted arson on a covert building. Intermittent firing continued into the night with multiple injuries.
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London
Central News
Belfast
New Town Road
Temobodg
Convicted Unde Ine and Rev. Agent Convicted Unde Ine
A group from Elitda Neheler and Leva districts appeared at the ELCPL barracks before Mainstrata N Barker of Cardston emclipes under the ine fund revenue net. Carl Aiertle of Wilda was fined $100 for possession of a worm. John Lippert of Schuler fined $200 for possession of apparatus for making spirits. Chris Lippert of Schiler had charge dismissed for unlawfully possessed moufitebired spirits. Agyeab Hauehoof tilda o fined $200 for possession of a worm. Anton Dewald of Lilt charged with possessing apparatus for manufacturing spirits. the charge dismissed as the apparatus was not prima fade evidence. Dewild defended by N A Mc TLarly. Opp by Moi Bell. Ciberas by Gook WW Long. Certiorari proceedings are being taken on the Thineh conviction as a test case. Detective Sergeant Lobb and Constable Boucher of the R O G M P started at Lethbridge. Voln G Sillak acted as interpreter.
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Tlalac
Dover
Chris Lippert
Schiler
Agyeab Hauehoof
Tilda O
Anton Dewald
Doin Opp
Hva
Dewild
N. A. McTlarly
Moi Bell
Long
Ohio nominates third candidate for 1920 campaign
Lincoln Nebraska reports Ohio completes its 1920 presidential ticket by nominating Aaron Watkins of Germantown after William de Pryan declines. Watkins was chosen by the Prohibition National Convention following a vote yesterday.
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Bryan
Urna
Aaron Watkins
Germantown
Lincoln
Nebr
Ohio
Tomplete
Gernitytown
William de Pryan
Moscow Replies to Polish Armistice Request Reported
London dispatches say Warsaw cables report Moscow has replied to Poland's armistice request. The message claims Moscow directed field commands to arrange an immediate wartime halt with Poland.
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Moscow
Flr
London
Warsaw
Poland
Incorporation Planted for Chase Creek Lumber Co.
Ottawa reports incorporation of the Chase Creek Lumber Co. of Blackie Alberta with capital set at 4160 000. The move formalizes a new business venture in the village, signaling expansion in regional timber trades.
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Ottawa
Chase Creek Lumber Co
Blackie
Alberta
Inspector Shoehbotham Heads RCMP Gap Inspection Tour
Inspector Shoehbotham of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police visited to conduct a gap of inspection and recruiting. Several applicants expressed interest in joining the force as CGM PL Phil finishes a final trip to Medicine Hat and heads to Victoria soon.
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Shoehbothame
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
CGM. PL
Etoed
Medicine Hat
Victoria
America's Cup race postponed due to heavy weather
The Fifth and deciding America's Cup race was called off at Sandy Hook because of strong winds and heavy seas. Both Shamrock V and Resolute agreed to postpone and the contest was rescheduled for next Monday as squalls and easterly gales hampered the regatta.
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Sandy Hook
Ufth
Hanes
Amerie
Te Regatta
Hook
New York
Holiday plan announced for the rabbils at summer school
Tay will be a holiday for the rabbils attending the summer school run by Principal Clings. J. Peastey, having been called to Calgary on important business, will be away all day Monday.
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Clings
J. Peastey
Calgary
Government proposes Irish policy measures debated in Commons
London July 22 Sir Jamar Greenwood chief secretary for Ireland announced measures to deal with disorders in Ireland in the house of commons during an Irish affairs debate. T. P. O Connor claimed the Ulster movement influenced Germany and called for salary cuts to highlight policy. vote defeated 181 to 49. James Henry Thomas said peace could be achieved by Dominion home rule.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
Jamar Greenwood
Department
T. P.O’ Connor
Edward Carson
Germany
Sir Edward
Mr. O'Connor
James Henry Thomas
Laborite Weader
National Union of Railwaymen
Silver slab from Miller Lake mine headed to museum
A 42 inch wide silver slab weighing 7100 ounces per ton from Miller Lake mine was unloaded at Sk Lake station on Friday evening and is destined for the Royal Ontario Museum in Oronta.
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Miller Lake
Sk Lake Station
Royal Ontario Museum
Oronta
City and Veterans Band Seeks Help for Concerts
The executive of the City and Veterans Band reports they cannot meet expenses this month and asks supporters to contribute at Sunday evening concerts tomorrow. Boxes will be placed at park gateways for voluntary donations. without funds, the popular concerts may be discontinued.
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Veterans’ Band
Bonus plan outlined by United Veterans group
Winnipeg July 24 The local Grand Army of United Veterans adopted a platform backing re establishment payments to returned men of 2000 or 1000 depending on service The plan calls for proportional representation with group constituencies strict exclusion of Asiatic and enemy aliens benefits for Canadian soldiers and dependents of all money from Germany as indemnity pensions for loss of earning power and higher income tax.
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Winnipeg
Grand Army of United Veterans
Politon
Cdl
Canada
Germany
Conference Promised on Irrigation Problem in Alberta
Senator Sir James Lougheed proposes a round table conference with Premier Stewart and cabinet members to discuss irrigation in southern Alberta. Federal and provincial leaders aim to act, with W A Buchanan MP and other ministers in Valeney expected to join. Stewart travels from Montreal, Mitchell and Arch McLean in the capital, Buchanan meeting ministers.
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Cnisary
James Lougheed
Stewart
Buchanan
Valeney
Alberta
Lougheed
Montreal
Hon
Dt) Mitchell
Lion Areh
J. McLean
Lethbridge
Bitchatan
Farmers Meet Hilda Board Sees Wheat Yield Prospects
Ten members of the Board of Frade visited Hilda for a farmers meeting and heard forecasts of local wheat potential. Harvests are imminent with wheat expected to average twenty to forty bushels per acre across the district and neighboring areas.
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Board of Frade
Hilda
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Chatham
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Qhig State
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Ole
T. FP. O’connor
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