Cement Plant For Hat is Practically Assured
The Canada Cement Company nears signing for a million dollar Westen plant in Medicine Hat. An option on the Bennett property enables clay sampling. Mayor Spencer aided negotiations, Isis Worship influence helped, and plans include self supplied water and power, fixed taxes of 50 000 for ten years and 100 000 for the following decade.
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Canada Cement Company
Medicine Hat
Frank Jones
Bennett
Spencer
Mr. Jones
Cloudburst Deaths Devastate Southwest Pennsylvania
CW A P reports a July cloudburst causing extensive deaths and destruction across Uniontown Dunbar Lemont Connellsville and surrounding towns. Dozens killed dozens more missing and hundreds homeless as floodwaters wreck rail lines roads and buildings with West Virginia connections down and relief efforts underway.
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Dunbar
Connellsville
Turtle Creek
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Coke
Dunnbuar
Lemont
Mount Braddick
Wheeling
W. Va
Lamont
Ellenwood
Mount Braddock
Connelsville
Creek Valley
Youghingheny Valley
West Virginia
Uown
Unprecedented Success at St Barnabas Sunday School Picnic
The St Barnabas Sunday School picnic yesterday drew many families with transport from local sponsors. Children enjoyed a ride to Second Coulee, creek wading, races, and a hearty supper after which winners were announced for multiple age groups. Frank Crissall won the race of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Messrs. Fewings
Burton
J. W. Tireland
Barber
Ginther
Second Coulee
Seven Persons Creek
Florence Stephenson
Ila Dickson
May
May Ireland
Hazel Coursey
Rieta Simpson
Marion Sadie Cludleigh
Edie Davis
Gladys Mitchell
Lea Smith
Ella Coursey
Beatrice Terry
Nettie Nott
Sadie Cludleigh
Noys
Eric Crudleigh
Regie Veone
Charlie Hare
Roy Hare
Willie Aberheim
Michael Crawford
Chic Baillie
Arlin Hardy
Fe Tloc
D'Archy Smith
Tedigan Davis
Allan Coursey
Bom
Frank Crissall
Cyril Coursey
Suffield Hat to Face Trevat in Park Showdown
Suffield baseball travels to the local park tomorrow at 6 30 pm to meet Trevat in a rematch after a prior visit where Trevat boasted victory but settled for a 1 1 draw. The Hat aims to repay the challenge with a convincing win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffield
TRE
International Order of Good Templars convenes in St Paul
The grand lodge of the International Order of Good Templars gathers in St Paul Minnesota beginning July 25 and runs through the week. Delegates arrive from nearly every U S state and several Canadian provinces. The temperance group, the largest in the world, reports over 700 members with 50 000 in the United States and Canada and lodges abroad in England Scotland Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark and India.
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St. Paul
Mino
Grand Lodge
International Order of Good Templars
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
India
Appeal in irrigation case allowed by judicial committee
London July 25 The judicial committee of the council allowed the appeal in King v The Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co relating to cost and maintenance of bridges over Alberta irrigation canals. They held Section 37 of the Irrigation Act does not apply to road allowances and that bridges must be built where road rights are interfered with by the canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. P. Cable
London
Alberta
Judicial Committee of the Council
King
The
Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co
Supreme Court of Canada
Geo. Hamilton
Blake and Redden
Emperor of Japan Remains Unchanged in Condition
Reports from Tokio announce that Matsuhito, the Emperor of Japan, shows no improvement. Medical bulletins cited high fatigue and restlessness with a pulse around 111 to 114 early, then 100 by eight o'clock evening, while temperature remained 98.7.
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Tokio
Matsuhito
Japan
Oklahoma Progressives Meet to Choose Delegates in Oklahoma
Roosevelt supporters in Oklahoma led by former Governor Frank Frintz gathered at a state convention in Oklahoma City to select delegates for the third party national convention in Chicago and to push for better Oklahoma representation in the Progressive party. Eight nominees for presidential electors on the Republican ticket plan to vote for Roosevelt if elected.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Frank Frintz
Chicago
Progressive Party
Gideons Arrive in Atlanta for National Convention
Members of the Gideons organization travel from across the country to Atlanta for the national convention. The opening is set for tomorrow and sessions will continue for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Order of Gideongs
May Be Richest Bachelor’s Bride in Newport Society
Newport July 25. A lavish debut will mark Margaret Andrews as she enters Newport society at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews at their summer home. Interest centers on Miss Andrews amid attention from Vincent Astor and Hermann Oelrichs as wagers circle over the potential match and social status.
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Newport
Paul A. Andrews
Margaret
Cottage Colony
Vincent Astor
America
Europe
Young Astor
Miss Andrews
Hermann Oelrichs
Miss Margaret
Alberta Seeks More Railway Elevator Capacity for Wheat
Representatives of Alberta grain growers and commercial interests urged the Dominion railway commission to boost railway and elevator facilities for this year’s expected bumper wheat crop. They cited car congestion delays from last year and aims to prevent similar holdups in moving grain to eastern markets.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Dominion Railway Commission
Albertia
Indiana miners weigh split over pay day and tax
An Indiana locals convention of the United Mine Workers met in Terre Haute to decide whether to refuse the international tax and to assign responsibility for a factional split at the Cleveland conference last spring that blocked weekly pay day as required by state law. The move toward a secession, while discussed, is considered unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. A. P. Dispatch
Pittsburgh
Superba
Uniontown
Yourhiogheny
Ain
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
Pacific Logging Congress Opens in Tacoma
The Pacific Logging Congress begins its 4th annual meeting in Tacoma with a large turnout from California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho and British Columbia. The three day sessions focus on electricity and fuel oil use in logging. Afterward members inspect Kapowsin lumber camps.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Logging Congress
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
Kapowsin
Chardon Begins Centenary Celebration of Founding
Chardon Ohio marks its one hundredth anniversary with a three day festival drawing visitors in Sula attire. Residents and guests gather for a varied program as the centennial observance gets underway.
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Chardon
Holstein Cow Delivers Triplets in Sheboygan
Sheboygan Wisconsin July 24 A J Raimner reports his five year old Holstein cow gave birth to triplets weighing 48 49 and 55 pounds The same cow previously delivered twins last year highlighting the animal's prolificacy
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Sheboygan
Wis
A. J. Raimner
For Sale Subdivided Land Near Medicine Hat City Limits
Sale notice for the only unsubdivided area within Medicine Hat city limits. North half of northeast quarter section 24 township 12 range 5 west of the 4th meridian, about 135 acres. Porcelain Vilant under construction on north half. gas and water laid. spur line sought from rolling mills. Price and terms from owner W Cousyis Fourth Avenue.
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City of
Medicine Hat
Ry. Commission
W. Cousyis
Fourth Avenue
Railway Minister Visits Medicine Hat on Canada Tour
Hon. Frank Cochrane, Minister of Railways, toured Canada’s railways from May to September, visiting Grand Trunk routes, Prince Rupert, prairie towns, and Winnipeg. He praised Medicine Hat’s rapid progress and warned against overvaluing land as western reciprocity debates continued. His party included his son Wilbur, C. Martin of Vancouver, and secretary George W. Yates.
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Frank Cochrane
City
Hudson Bay
Canada
Prince Rupert
Winnipeg
Prince Albert
Pass
Moose Jaw
Regina
Windson Bay
Fort Chutchill
Nelson
Maritime Province
Medicine Hat
Cochrane
Atr. Cochrane
Wilbur Cochrane
C. Martin
Ancouver
George W. Yates
Two Mills Under Construction In Medicine Hat
Excavation begins for a Medicine Hat Milling Co. mill of 40 by 70 feet with a 50 by 50 engine room and 40 by 80 foot warehouse. The 97 foot high structure will house modern machinery from East as four carloads have arrived and more are due. Carpenters millwrights workers and teams are active while Ogilvie Mills builds also progress in town.
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Medicine Hat Milling Co
McNeillid
East
Ogilvie Mills
Manchester Guardian Denounces Churchill Speech Tone
The Manchester Guardian editorial rejects the violent notes of Churchill's address and calls for a constructive policy toward Germany while maintaining friendship with France. It warns colonies face naval defence burdens and argues colonial representation would curb imperial foreign affairs control.
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London
Manchester G Guardian
Towlay
Churchill
Germany
France
the Guardian
Ven
Canada
Borden
Crop prospects favorable in West and Canada grain totals rise
A Census and Statistics Office bulletin reports June weather was cold and wet in eastern Canada, delaying growth, while June was hot and dry in the Northwest with rain now improving conditions. Spring sown crops look generally favorable with wheat oats barley areas varying from last year. total wheat acreage across the three Northwest provinces stands near 1.0 to 0.25 million acres in different classifications. Continued on page five.
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Ottawa
Canada
Census and Statistics Office
Maritime Provinces
North- West
Ltt
Lus
Northwest Provinces
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Coupon offer for photo reproduction of The Ci vale painting
Coupon No 39 from the Daily News entitles the holder to a newspaper photograph reproduction of The Ci vale painting after June 24. Coupons and ten cents must be presented at the News office. mailing is not available.
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Daily News
Gramme
Civale
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F. Jones
Weather Bureau
Town
Oles
Ars Merton
Paul
Privy Council
W. A. P. Cable
Progressives
Ohio
Ogilvie’s
Manchester Guardian
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