Half a Million Industrial Deal Closed in Medicine Hat
The Canadian Farm Implement Company bought the complete plant and assets of the Alberta Foundry and Machine Company for about 500000. The purchase expands production of farm machinery and includes 15 acres of land. Joh K. Davies becomes president, replacing J. E. McClellan. Directors include N. F. McClellan Pos Ryan W W Parrish W E A Thornton and others.
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Medicine Hat
Canadian Farm Implement Company
Alberta Foundry and Machine Company
Aby
Joh K. Davies
J. E. McClellan
Vancouver
Messrs
N. FE. McClellan
Pos. Ryan
Regina
W. W. Parrish
W. KE
A. Thornton
Chilliwack
BCL
FL Hardy
Kamloops
Boc
John Stevenson
Armstrong
B.C
Poa. Campbell
TL Oal Mansell
Mia Davies
Parrish
Arcola Sask Flooded by Cloudburst Thunderstorm
Arcola Sask on June 9 was hit by a four inch rainfall in two hours and a 100 foot wide watercourse rushing down Main Street. A half mile long lake formed north of town with streets and basements flooded moving stocks and uprooting fall rye and garden plants. Local creek Archie Hyslop blocked, water backflowing into town as the storm raged for nearly two hours.
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Main St
Arcola
Sask
Co-operative
Archie Hyslop
Shelby Banquet Honors L C Stevenson At Oil Field Anniversary
Three hundred oil and business men of Montana gathered in Shelby for the Kevin Sunburst field first anniversary banquet. Toastmaster C B Roberts introduced speakers including J B Lane A J Trodick H L Maclaren A G McCaught Tom F McDonald Thomas S Hogan Frank S Feetham J L Peacock and Dr Henry Beaupre. Stevenson said geologists see hundreds of gushers ahead in northern Montana and the oil business here is no longer a grumble. A miniature derrick and rig marked The Dempsey Gibbons Number 1 were on display with Edwin C Adams explaining its workings. Gibbons received an ovation after addressing the table.
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Shelby
Montana
Kevin- Dunhurst Field
C. B. Roberts
Shelby Chamber of Commerce
J. Be. Lane
Fir
A. J. Trodick
Great Fairy
H. L. Maclaren
Calgary
A. G. McC
Dempsey-Gibbons
Township
Edwin C. Adams
Ty Gibbons
Army of Caterpillars Delays Trains in Corvallis Area
An army of caterpillars invaded Corvallis Oregon and surrounding villages causing train delays and covering sidewalks in several communities. Residents reported slowed service as the insect swarm moved through the region.
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Corvallis
Ore
Dnne
Strenuous Campaigns Across Ontario Ahead of Nomination Week
Ontario party leaders focus on populous southwestern regions as nomination day nears. Premier Drury campaigns despite speaking engagements cancelled for security concerns with Manning Doherty and United Farmers. Wellington Hay directs Liberal effort there, while Howard Ferguson leads Conservative wing tours. Toronto papers note Liberal candidate selection troubles in Toronto ridings.
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Toronto
Drury
Manning Doherty
United Farmers
Lil
Ontario
Wellington Hay
Howard Ferguson
Toronto Morning
Baltimore geologist to join Arctic oil field search
E Wil fra Kerry son of Professor Edward W. Derry of Johns Hopkins University plans to accompany a party of 17 geologists on an expedition to northern Alaska. The trip will likely last six months or more.
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Baltimore
E. Wil Fra Kerry
Edward W. Derry
Johns Hopkins University
Islanning
Alaska
Trading Slack on the London Stock Exchange
London brokers report restricted activity this week with cautious tone, as Epsom events draw attention. The market shows underlying strength with Western Australian loan funds closing early at 4.9 percent and the Argentine government loan of 2.5 million pounds drawing strong interest.
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London
Epsom
Intake Reopened as Water Flow Restored After Break
Water supply resumed after the permanent intake was opened with a high pressure shot. A six inch opening in the 60 inch flange allowed water into the intake well and blocked debris. A break in the intake pipe, near where a previous break occurred in 113, was found yet normal supply remains available.
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Prac
Pledges Paid in Methodist National Campaign
Toronto on June 9 report shows 85.1 percent of the $837 513 pledged in the national campaign has been paid. T W Duggan announced to the Toronto Methodist conference detailing allocations for churches, schools, hospitals in western Canada, west China, and Japan. The missionary society received $1 468 000 for construction, the superannuation fund $1 471 400, and the educational society $734 000 to ease college debts. total conference receipts reached $1810 900 for the year.
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Toronto
T. W. Duggan
Missionary Society
Canada
West
China
Japan
Ukrainians Taught Free Love Charge at Trial
Witnesses in a Manitoba case testified that Ukrainian agitators linked to the Third International allegedly taught free love and state child care. They claimed participants could practice free love and rely on public cradles while women worked, with recruiters from Winnipeg and actions at Fort William and Port Arthur.
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Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Fort William
Fort Arthur
Supreme Court
Moscow
Shiren
Leavne
Expected vote on church union by Monday noon
Port Arthur reports that after four sessions the Presbyterian general assembly nears a decision on church union. Rev W G Brown argued against union, noting risks of disrupting congregations. others cited federal union examples. Debate continues with a vote expected Monday noon.
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Port Arthur
Presbeterian General Assembly
al Thenew
de GC. Pidgeon
Union
Oopom
Owen Sound
Montreal
Toronto
W. G. Brown
Red Deer
Presbyterian Church
Montana
Methodist
Congregational Churches
Presbyterian General Assembly
C. W. Gordon
Winnipeg
Db. KR. Drummond
Privy Council Refuses Appeal in Hudson's Bay Case
London reports that the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council again denied leave to appeal from the Canadian Supreme Court in Hudson's Bay Company versus Vaillancourt. Lord Haldane remarked they should not disturb the Canadian judgment. The note recalls HBC history and mentions emigration figures for the six months ending March.
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London
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Canadian Supreme Court
Privy Council
Lord Haldane
Sureme Court of Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Ersus Vaillancourt
Hudson’s Bay Company
Henry Wilson
Weymonneching
Quebec
Vaillancourt
Wilson
Supreme Court At
Ottawa
Barrington Ward
Judicial Committee
Supreme Court
Hudson's Bay
Supreme Court F Canada
Vesuvius Eruption Reported From Naples
Naples reports Vesuvius erupting with lava stones cinders and smoke forming a tall column. Local earthquakes follow the eruption and add to disruption in the area around the volcano.
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Naples
Vesuvius
North Pole Flight to Start June 20
Bergen, June 9 Amundsen and pilot Omdal prepare to start the North Pole flight around June 20 with Wainwright Alaska and Spitzbergen as reference points. The 22 hour journey risks engine failure near the polar edge and may require sea landing near the ice. The Norwegian government assigns two hydro airplanes and one fishing patrol vessel to assist Capt Amundsen.
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Bergen
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Omdal
North Pole
Wainwright
Alaska
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Ceaival Hydro
Isalet
Princess Christian Dies in London Morning
Princess Helena Augusta Victoria known as Princess Christian died this morning in London. Born May 25 1837 she was Queen Victoria’s third daughter, sister to the late King Edward VII and aunt to the present sovereign. She married Prince Frederick Christian of Schleswig Holstein in 1866. he died in 1917. Survived by one son Prince Albert John and two daughters Princess Helena Victoria and Princess Marie Louise.
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London
Christian
George
Helena Augusta Victoria
Princess Christian
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Edward VII
Frederick Christian
Schleswig Holstein
Prince Albert John
Duke of
Schleswig
Halatein
Prussiag
Helena Vieteria
Marie Louise
Annual Meeting of Seed Growers in Saskatoon
The Canadian Seed Growers Association holds its first western Canada meeting at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon on June 18 and 19 with talks on seed legislation, administration changes under the new Seed Act, seed commerce and production. The Ottawa note gives June 9 as the notice date.
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Ottawa
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Ctanada
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
First Bobbed Hair Then Tried Death by Own Action
Two Detroit women faced personal crises after their husbands opposed bobbed hair. Julia Alams, 22, after a bobbing Wednesday, was beaten and took 24 anti pain tablets and a poison tablet but is expected to recover. Marjorie Weber, 34, was rescued from the Detroit River following her husband’s disapproval. Saskatoon will host a new $200,000 sanitarium for tuberculosis treatment.
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Detroit
Julia Alams
Marjorie Ann Weber
Redistribution Likely Makes Regina Constituency Urban
The report suggests the Regina constituency will become wholly urban under the new redistribution, with boundaries drawn to align with city limits and urban population. No other details are provided in the snippet.
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Regina
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London Stock Exchange
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Yorkton
A. M. McLennen
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Presbytery of
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