Insurgent Leader Reported Executed Amid Irish Front Retreats
From Dublin reports July 26 say irregulars in the west of Ireland fall back before the Irish National Army with precipitate retreats. Mutiny is alleged among irregulars and one leader may have been executed. A second note reports a bomb wounded six civilians in York Street as soldiers escaped unharmed.
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National Army
Ireland
Dublin
Irish National Army
York Street
Alhough
Caledonian Games Start at Exhibition Grounds
Warm sunny weather and yesterday's showers set the stage for a big Caledonian Society meet at the Exhibition Grounds. Competitors from Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge and rural points arrive for a wide field of events with many local entries. track is in fine condition and several records are anticipated. Morning results include boys and girls events with times ranging from 6 2 5 to 13 1 5 seconds and names such as W Buchanan Wil McEachern E Marsh M Etter M Price and Margaret Dobbin among early winners.
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Exhibition Grounds
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Caleftonian Society
W. Buchanan
H. Sherwood
M. Leonard
Wil McEachern
M. Etter
I. Kennedy
Famous pianist to return to United States for concert tour
Paris reports Ignace J. Paderwiski abandons political services as his country refuses his stay. He will return to the United States in November to fulfill several concert engagements.
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Paderwiski
Paris
Ignace J. Paderwiski
United States
Weather show ers bring small rain totals across region
Reports from Medicine Hat show two hours of rain over the division from Medicine Hat to Swift Current in the last twenty four hours. West of the area, no fresh rainfall reports have been received.
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Medicine Hat
Canadian Pacific
Swift Current
Airplane crash near Guadix kills three
Granada Spain July 26 An aircraft carrying mails and passengers between Rabat and Casablanca Morocco caught fire midair and crashed near Guadix killing the three aboard.
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Granada
Spain
Rabbit
Casa Blanca
Morocco
Guadix
Kingsdale Appeals for Aid From Moonshiner Run District
Citizens of Kingsdale Minnesota report their town is overrun by organized liquor operations spreading across the state. They ask state and federal authorities to intervene as the area is terrorized by moonshiners and their activities.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kingsdale
Duluth
Minnesota
Wheat Board Bill To Be Introduced In House Today
Edmonton July 25 special to The News. Clouds over Wheat Board legislation appeared as Hon J R Boyle interrupted the move to adjourn to seek copies of the Dominion Wheat Board Act Saskatoon Bill and legal opinions The Alberta bill copies already distributed Dominion Act ready Wednesday Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Bill uniformity discussed by Attorney General Brownlee The bill to be introduced by resolution Wednesday with explanation and committees named
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Wheat Board
Edmonton
J. R. Boyle
Liberals
Dominion Wheat Board
Ottawa
J. E. Brownlee
Federal Wheat Board
Special Wheat Board
Saskatchewan
C. W. Cross Edson
Alta
Brownlee
Messrs
J. J. Brownlee
R. G. Reid
Cec. Hoadley
George MacLachlan
D. H. Galbraith
Dr. J. S. Stewart
Robert Pearson
W. Q. Johnetan
Hana addresses irrigation profits and project limits
Maple Creek July 26 Fr W Hanna general manager Canada Land and Irrigation Company speaks at the Western Canada Irrigation Association convention on factors shaping pumping irrigation water. He cites profit as the ultimate limit and discusses climate land water power soils settlements and water duty in feasibility.
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Canada Land and Irrigation Co
Maple Creek
Western Canada Irrigation Association
Fr. W. Hanna
Canada Land and Irrigation Company
Women Attack Non Union Men Near Toledo Shops
Forty wives and relatives of striking railway workers attacked non union railroad shopmen headed to work at the Fearing street New York Central shops in Toledo. Police faced a brick and stone shower prompting reserves and patrols to arrest women in the area. A light rain then fell in Vancouver with cooler conditions and more showers forecast.
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Toledo
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
U S Demand for Coal Booms Trade in Southern Wales
Cardiff reports a U S demand for coal boosting South Wales trade. Admiralty coal price rises to 30 shillings a ton and colliery shares gain value as 35000 tons are shipped in a single day from Cardiff docks, easing the local shortage with steady export flow to the U S despite local tensions.
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U.S. A
Wales
Cardiff
U. S
United States
South Wales
VS. A
Cancel Sailing of S S Olympic Due to Stern Post Crack
London July 20 The White Star liner Olympic scheduled to sail for New York on August 2 has been canceled after a drydock inspection at Southampton revealed a cracked stern post. Passengers will be transferred to the Homeric and White Star officials indicate the damage likely dated from long before.
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London
New York
Southampton
The
Daily Mail
White Star Line
Civic Band Thanks River Side Park Concert Helpers
Manager Schneider of the Civ Band extends thanks for a $54.80 contribution from citizens at the River side Park band concert last Sunday night.
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Schneider
Civ
Riverside Park
Government Takes Control of Freight Traffic Amid Rail Strikes
The United States government assumes control of freight traffic as eastern railways seek new shopmen unions. Peace in the railway strike appears remote, but amicable talks between Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials and shopmen show cautious progress. Plans exist to deliver mail by motor truck in the tenth railway mail district covering Upper Michigan, North and South Dakota, and Minnesota, with service already in parts of Wisconsin and North Dakota.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tenth Railway
Chicago
United States
Eastern Railways
Baltimore
Upper Michigan
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Chicago plants ready to burn oil if coal runs short
Chicago officials report that 30 percent of the city's pumping stations and incinerators are equipped to burn oil. Armour and Co and Swift Co are among firms preparing to substitute petroleum for coal in case of shortage. Deputy Commissioner Burkshardt provided the information.
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Chicago
Burkshardt
Armour & Co
Swift Co
Cabinet May Act On Series Today
Washington July 24 officials said the railroad strike issue is being shaken down toward a new administration move. President Harding is seen in personal charge and cabinet members expect a consideration at the regular session tomorrow though specifics are unclear. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Harding
INTROQUGE BILL AT AUTUMN SESSION
London the Canadian Press reports a bill will be introduced in autumn to lift the embargo on store cattle. The current program allows no further measures before August 4. The decision follows a Commons majority urging repeal of the 1896 act that blocks imports from several countries.
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London
House of Commons
Canada
Manitoba cow sets milk production record at Virden
A Holstein cow owned by W Hepburn of Virden Manitoba is believed to set a provincial record by producing 26 018 pounds of milk in the past year according to a recently completed test.
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Brandon
W. Hepburn
Virden
Mai
Manitoba
Saskatchewan wheat board bill advances in dawn session
Regina reports great progress as Saskatchewan legislators pass all committee clauses of the wheat board bill. Third reading expected Wednesday and likely session end Thursday. Premier Dunning says liability for preexisting contracts should be light, citing 1919 experience and a government clearinghouse to balance accounts.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Wheat Board
Canadian Wheat Board
Dunning
Sydney Bingham
Wilkie
Saskatchewan Assembly
Allan Ryan Terts Bankruptcy Figures Revised
Counsel for the receivers of Allan A. Ryan Weil Street broker said after filing for bankruptcy with liabilities over 32 million that schedules contained duplication and actual liabilities are about 18 million. Secured claims total about 14 million.
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Allan Ryan Terts
New York
Allan A. Ryan
Weil Street
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Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employes
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