Primary Aim Conference to Establish the Peace of Europe
Lloyd George, departing Boulogne, says full agreement on points. Italy's approval needed before replying to Russia. Poland and border states must join the conference to secure peace in Europe. If Russia will not attend, the conference collapses. If Soviet replies favor unity, meeting could occur within a month.
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London
Lloyd George
Boulogne
D c Reuter
Italy
Russia
Poland
Europe
Rusia
Mannix vows to sail for Queenstown despite London ban
Archbishop Daniel Mannix says he will depart from Atlantic City on the Baltic on July 21 despite Premier Lloyd George’s land ban. He warns only physical force could stop him and does not expect threats to alter his plans for Ireland.
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Atlantic City
Lloyd George
British Isles
Daniel Mannix
Queenstown
Ireland
Australian Church Protest Over Archbishop Mantel J
Vatican receives strong protests from Australia denouncing Arch bishop Mantel J Manually of Melbourne. Protesters say his desertion does not reflect Australian sentiment and urge a public statement to reassure the loyal majority.
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Vatican
Rome
Australia
United States
Mantel J. Manually
Melbourne
News appeal is dismissed in Indiana senator's son case
Los Angeles July 26 The appeal of Harry S Newer reputed son of Senator Harry S Newer of Indiana convicted here of second degree murder in the slaying of his sweetheart Freda Lesser and sentenced to 10 years to life was dismissed by the district court of appeals here today
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Los Angeles
Harry S. Newer
Harry S. New
Indiana
Freda Lesser
District Court of Appeals
Alaska Planes Reach Edmonton In Army Fly-In
Edmonton on July 27 welcomed American army air planes of the Alaska flying expedition arriving at 2 o clock. Acting Mayor James East and Alderman Charles Hepburn led the reception. Pilots Capt May and Lieut Gorman flew from Saskatoon toward Edmonton.
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Edmonton
Alaska Flying Expedition
American Army Service
Jamey East
Charles. Hepburn
May
Gorman
Saskatoon
Gaa
Mol
Prem Murray Returns With a Large Majority in Nova Scotia
Halifax July 28 The defeat of Ion R W McGregor of New Glasgow a Murray government member in the provincial elections was announced. Liberal gains and labor success shift balance as Cape Breton Antigonish and Halifax counts come in. Premier Murray leads with majorities across multiple counties. Memorial planned for overseas soldiers by Owen Suture to be completed by Armistice Day.
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Halifax
Ion. R. W. McGregor
New Glasgow
Murray
McGregor
Pictou County
Cape Breton
Antigonish
William Chisholm
Antapolis
O. T. Daniels
F. R. Wiiott
Digby
G. Comean
Warner Guysboro
C. W. Anderson
J. Tory
G. Bauld
A. Harris
R. E. Finn
J.B. Douglas
J.-L. Conngolly
Hants
J. W. Reid
Traverness
Colchester
R. Smith
HH. Taggart
Woo. Pil
Dancers and Dignitaries Observe Victoria Yacht Race
The upper picture shows Lord Weard Miss Mavene Wetmore Sir John Ferguson and Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Victoria watching the competing yachts. The oval depicts Miss Evelyn Law of 369 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn, praised by Sir Thomas Lipton as the most wonderful dancer. She congratulates the Irish baronet aboard Victoria on his challenger’s second victory.
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Lord Weard
Mavene Wetmore
John Ferguson
Thomas Lipton
Evelyn Law
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
Three Day Targa Ton Convention Opens in Lethbridge
Delegates from the three prairie provinces gather in Lethbridge for the Western Canada Irrigation Association convention. The event runs July 28 to 30 with talks on soil drifting and irrigation farming, highlighting Lethbridge as the birthplace of irrigation in Western Canada.
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Lethbridge
Prairie Provinces
Western Canada Irrigation Association
Canada
Resolute Wins Final Cup Race For America's Trophy
The defender Resolute defeated Shamrock IV by 13 minutes 5 seconds on a 30 mile course off Sandy Hook to clinch the 1920 regatta series and retain the America's Cup. Resolute overcame a 10 second lead for Shamrock at the start and led by four minutes eight seconds at halfway, finishing 18 minutes 45 seconds ahead on handicap. Sir Thomas Lipton acknowledged Resolute as the better boat.
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Sun
Sandy Hook
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Woek
Shamrock TV
United States
Shamrock
Resolute
Ambrose Channel
Barrytone
Shamrock Wees
Jeresey
Tesalute
Gall for Better Farming Conference 10
Letter proposes a Medicine Hat Better Farming Conference to address drought, high winds and crop failures since 1989. Advocates irrigation development, mixed farming, and government support with a Medicine Hat based irrigation association and annual meetings.
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Agricultural Society
Medicine Hat
Wat
Beet Web Worm Invade Calgary
Calgary reports a beet web worm invasion damaging gardens across the city. The pests crawl indoors through screens and attack root crops like beets turnips parsnips and riwtbark while feeding on peas beans and radish. Paris green is scarce worsening the outbreak and residents fight the infestation Monday night.
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Calgary
Paris
Will
Ogden
Burssland
Crescent Heights
Sixteenth Avenue
Tts
Calgary Engineer Inspects Finlay Bridge Ahead of Repairs
Calgary consulting engineer Mr Green inspected the Finlay bridge yesterday and will return during restoration work. In discussion with a public works official, he suggested steps to prevent further damage and ensure proper repair methods.
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Mr. Green
Calgary
Finlay
Ehadtoen
Circus camels fight to death during city parade
In Muskegon Michigan on July 27 two circus camels clashed in Barnes Preciss street parade causing panic among thousands of women and children. One camel died as trainers and attendants battled the animals. trainer Grant Robertson was knocked from a camel and hospitalized with a broken leg and injuries.
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Muskegon
Midh
Barnes
Grant Robertson
British Troops Settled in Mexico Under Critchley Command
Report from Calgary and Indianapolis states General Critchley has recruited three British battalions and placed them on a 1,000,000 acre estate in Mexico. Four air squadrons accompany the force under Critchley and his brother Major H C Critchley, with London funding for transport. Local officers were invited to serve as part of the expedition.
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Calgary
Indy
Critchley
Mexico
British Isles
Canada
H.C. Critchley
Toronto Posties Threaten to Strike Again
Toronto July 28. Postal carriers threaten to strike again as back pay cheques under the new classification reach them. A six year veteran received 50 cents while a 31 year man got 30 dollars back pay, with the largest totals going to those hired in earlier years.
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Toronto
Felter Carriers
Warrants Readied After Border Raid on Saloons
Vancouver authorities prepare warrants to arrest hotel keepers and others in Huntingdon area following a raid on border saloons. Beer samples show near beer at five percent, while the strongest analysis reaches eighty four percent.
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Vancouver
B.C
Huntingdon
Harding Learns Trotzky Ménage
Marion Ohio July 27 A New York fiscal expert C I Defosse returned from Europe and discussed Russia Poland and European rehabilitation with Harding aides. He said the United States should move slowly in foreign commitments and praised Senator Harding for seeking a thorough understanding of these issues.
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Marion
Ohio
Russia
Poland
Hiaerding
C. 1 Defosse
New York
Europe
Detosse
Hie
Lightning Strikes Man On Return Home
Grassy Lake July 27. Clem Carr eldest son of Martin Carr was struck by lightning while on his way home from town. He was taken to Medicine Hat hospital unconscious. Doctors report his condition uncertain and serious.
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Grassy Lake
Clem Carr
Martin Carr
Medicine Hat Hospital
U.S
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