Optimistic Crop Prospects Across Southern Alberta
Reports from Swift Current to Calgary and the Empress branch show general rain and improved crop conditions. Lethbridge notes the fifth weekly crop report with near record rainfall across many districts, except Foremost eastward, boosting soil moisture and crop prospects for June.
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Lethbridge Herald
Alberta
Swift Current
Calgary
Empress
Canadian Pacific Railway
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
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Herald
Vinlean
Pinceker Creek
Clireshalm
World Peace Depends on Permanent International Tribunal
New York June 5 Secretary Hughes marked the Kent Centennial at Columbia University stating world peace hinges on a permanent world court. He argued American policy must back an international tribunal to settle disputes and protect rights, while Thighes noted interim arbitral tribunals can handle justifiable controversies.
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United States
Hughes
Kent
Columbia University
Tribunal of International Justice
Thighes
Permanent Court of International Justice
Gould acknowledges paternity in will case at Ocean County
In a probate filing from Oceanside Rivers New Jersey on June 5 George Jay Gould’s will states an estate valued at 25 million dollars bequeathed to his widow and ten children. He publicly acknowledged paternity of George Sinclair Gould Jane Sinclair Gould and Guinivere Gould born before his marriage to his second wife Mrs Guinivere Sinclair Gould.
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Rams Rivers
N. J
George Jay Gould
Ocean County Court
Gould
George Sinclair Gould
Jane Sinclair Gould
Guinivere Gould
Guinivere Sinclair Gould
Medicine Hat Rushes to Restore Water Supply
City workers clear intake pipes as hill district receives water by cart. Efforts focused on reopening the intake and restoring normal service after prior disruption. Officials cannot specify when full water service will resume.
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Medicine Hat
Swift Current Bids Farewell to Mayor in Resignation
Swift Current reports no mayor as W W Smith resigns effective immediately to private business. Deputy mayor McKenzie handles duties while council approves election setup for year end. Alderman T P Cohan is considering a bid with possible additional candidates this week.
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Swift Current
W. W. Smith
McKenzie
Smith
Oil Prospects Favorable In Medicine Flat District
Geologist Roy Lebkicher speaks at Medicine Rotary luncheon on oil potential in the Medicine Flat district. He notes public interest, cautious investors, and clean ventures, promising to share information and urging citizen cooperation while stressing that conclusions are provisional and based on groundwater and subsurface conditions.
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Rotary Club
Roy Lebkicher
Lebkieher
Medicine Flat
Offield
Hhe
G W V A Week At Vancouver
The GWNLA Encampment Week at Vancouver offers a cheap coast trip for returned men in Alberta with a one cent per mile rail rate. Tickets require an identification certificate from Dominion Headquarters GWOVLAL obtained through the local GWVIAL branch and must be bought June 28 to July 2 with return by July 15. Comrade Jas Henderson, local GWVA secretary, can provide details.
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Warecouver
Alberta
Dominion
G.wovlal
GLIW
Vancouver
Gwovlal
Jas, Henderson
GWVA
Train derailment hits Knights Templar gathering in Michigan
Five die and about forty injured when a Grand Trunk special train carrying Knights Templar commanderies from Grand Rapids to the state convention at Flint derails two miles west of Durand Michigan. Accident occurred June 5 with multiple casualties and responders at the scene.
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Knights Templar
Michigan
Grand Trunk Railway
Here
Grand Rapids
Kolehts
Flint
Ohio Heat Wave Causes Deaths Across State
Columbus reports show one person dead and a woman and man prostrated by a four day heat wave gripping Ohio. Three additional heat related deaths were noted indirectly as drought and dehydration affect the state. The article notes it is the fifteenth day without general rainfall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Forest fire threat ends in Port Arthur district
Weather officials report showers have ended the fire menace across the district. No new fires or damages are reported since Sunday, bringing a temporary calm to Port Arthur and surrounding hammer points. Authorities caution residents as conditions may change with dry spells.
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Port Arthnor
River drop noted near power house this afternoon
Superintendent GR Taylor measured the river at the power house and found a nine foot drop from the high water mark. The water was described as further receding at about one inch per hour and the creek was said to be lowering steadily.
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GR. Taylor
Canadian Oil Firms Move Fast on Many Island Lake Field
The Canadian American Oil Co plans rapid development of its Many Island Lake holdings with a second rig planned after the first rig is in operation. Regina’s Provincial Gas and Oil Co. prepares to drill near the Saskatchewan Alberta boundary and S S. Snipper, a Calgary geologist, has arrived to survey sites.
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Many Island Lake
Fo OS. Radik
Idaho
Washington
Regina Company
Provincial Gas and Oil Company
Regina
Tshind Lake
SS. E. Siipper
Seologist
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Moose Jaw Observes First Gasoline Free Sunday
Moose Jaw marked its first gasoline free Sunday after a Saturday order by Chief Johnson targeting garage and filling station operators who sold fuel. He reported no violations, and police expected no incidents while cigaretless men wandered the city seeking brands.
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Unknown shooter wounds youth near Mormon Church in Le thbridge
A youth of 24 years named Erick Alvers was shot in the neck near the Mormon church on 7th Ave in Le thbridge shortly before 11 on Saturday night. The wound was close range and burned with powder. He cannot speak and is in hospital progressing favorably.
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Lethbridge
Erick Alvers
Myers
Vancouver Carpenter Dies After Fall From Tower
Jueno Peter i Vi tae, 47, a carpenter with Tatlantsn, died from injuries after falling 20 feet from a tower to the concrete floor below in Vancouver. The accident occurred late at night as he worked on the site.
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Vancouver
Peter i Vitae
Progressive members resist Western protection at Eastern industries tour
Montreal James reports that Progressive MPs visiting Eastern industry centers say Western manufacturers need no protection. Alfred Speakman of Red Deer asserts Western industrial policy and water power give Canada independence, while J A Robb cautions Liberals on reciprocity after past missteps and urges careful national choice.
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Alfred Speakman
Montreal James
Canada
Industeiad
Red Deer
Mar Speakmanos
Charles Garde
Montreal Cottons
Valles Field
Mr Speakman
J. A. Robb
Stade and Commerce
Reverent time scarce as church moderator cites generation struggle
Rev Woo Clark moderator of the Presbyterian church in Canada preached here yesterday about the present generation spending too much time trying to save time, leaving reverence behind. The sermon reflected on modern life and spiritual priorities.
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Toronto
Woo. Clark
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Irrigation works withstood test in Vauxhall district
Vauxhall June 4 Special to The News Nine feet of water poured over the diver sion dam crest testing the Tow River Irrigation Project intake works west of Gleichen. Engineer T Robinson reports discharge peaked at three cubic feet per second the highest since 1914 and that water has since dropped four feet with all structures in perfect condition. Even if intake were damaged farmers would still have water through McGregor and Little Bow reservoirs.
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Vauxhall
McGregor
Little Bow
Candidates Eye Ontario Election Campaign In Tight Race
Toronto reports nomination lists show about ten candidates likely to run with Liberals and Conservatives leading in field. Independents number in dozens as districts like West Ottawa and Kingston see multi candidate battles. Premier Drury postpones engagements due to throat ailment amid stirring party contests across Ontario.
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Haat Sanecamididates
Ontario
United Farmers Labor Party
Liberals
West Ottawa
Tan Aimerd
Liheral Laser
Nast Kent
Om Reycourt
Mannuig Doherty
Ag- Tieulebe
Tie Peary
Wls Beamish
Conervatie
Delorme to Be Tried During This Session
In Montred on June 6 a definite announcement was made that Rev Adelard Delorme will stand trial on the charge stemming from ordering his half brother Broul to the term of the court of King s Bench. Crown prosecutor RS Calder announced the plan in court.
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Adelard Deforme
Broul
RS. Calder
KCL
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