Indians from Montana to join Canadian allied tribes at Macleod
Indians from Montana and Western Canada plan a July 13 gathering at Macleod Alberta to end historic hostilities. Leaders from Blood, Blackfeet, Cree, Sarcee and Sioux lines will meet, form the Allied Tribes of Western Canada, and stage peace ceremonies with a large encampment and dances.
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Aly
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Blackfeet
Runs-With-Another
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Robert Hamilton
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Black Spider
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Yellow Fly
Joe Crowfoot
Jani
Chief Crowfoot
Pluckfeet
Alberta
Crooked None
Montana Band of Crees
Wetaskiwin
Gave Baby Pistol: Mother Is Killed Chicago
James Cody a boarder at Mrs Celia Rose’s home tells police a toddler discharged a pistol given as a plaything. Breakfast began quietly before gunfire end Mrds Rose died instantly. The baby’s accidental shot is cited as the cause.
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Chicago
James Cody
Celia Rose
Cody
Aogan
Prison Bout Abandoned As Boxing Inside Walls barred
San Quentin officials cancel a proposed ten round bout between lifer Wil McCoy and convicted Howard Street gangster K O Kruvosky. The prison bulletin notes that boxing inside the walls is forbidden, ruling out the championship match.
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San Quentin
Cal
Dune
Wil McCoy
K.O. Kruvosky
Howard Street
Record heat wave batters the eastern states and joins Canada
The heat wave lasting six to eight days swept the East with record highs and many deaths. Philadelphia alone reported 149 fatalities, while New York City and suburbs endured scorching conditions and beach crowds sought relief. Drownings and barn fires linked to the heat added to the toll as cooler winds began to arrive.
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Philadelphia
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Coney Island
Preston
N.Y
D1au
Nastouarly
Providence
Middle West
Tennesse
Ohio Valley
Lake
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Tonamie
Has
Women of the West Granted Divorce Equality in Canada
The Canadian House of Commons passed third reading by 112 to 61, extending divorce grounds equality to women in the four western provinces. Debates featured amendments from Col. Vien and Sir Henry Drayton, with opposition arguing moral and religious implications and a proposal to bar remarriage during a spouse’s lifetime.
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Jime
House of Commons
J.T. Shaw
Calgary
Mr. Shaw
Thomas Vien
Lotbinigre
Canada
Sir Henry Drayton
Ligamy
Murray MacLaren
St. John
Sir Henry Draytons
Col. Vien
Record Heat Wave Across Cities Causes Deaths
The region endures record June heat with temperatures near 97 in some places and 93 in others. A severe hailstorm hit Erastview with large hailstones about an inch wide. Across provinces, multiple heat fatalities are reported including in Toronto William Wells aged 85 and others in Hamilton Milton Milton Heights Exeter Tilsonberge and Chicago reports a rising death toll reaching 319 by Saturday night.
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Erastview
Toronto
William Wells
Hamilton
Jennie Arnestrone
Hackensack
Baltimore
Chicaro
Tune
Windy
Rai
Five Fatalities Reported in Eastern Canada Blast and Accidents
Eastern Canada reports five deaths in separate incidents. At Perkins Milla Quebec two miners, Chiries Consineau and J. Eugene Frovoat, were killed by a dynamite blast. Edgar Pault drowned at Platteville Ontario while cooling in heat. Hilda McLaren, a three year old, perished when a kitchen stove exploded in Souris PLEU. Joseph Kraneis Tobin, five, was killed after being struck by a car at St. Joan MD.
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Etawa
Noeoerow
Canada
Perkins Milla
Quebec
Chiries Consineau
J. Eugene Frovoat
Edgar Pault
Platteville
Ont
Hilda McLaren
Souris
Pleu
Josepn Kraneis Tobin
Aed Five
St. Joan
Loeb Remains Insane At Stateville Prison
Richard Loeb, co defendant in the Bobby Franks murder, is not to be sent to an insane asylum, per Stateville officials. Doctors report a pronounced mental condition with fever subsiding while mind remains unbalanced. two guards constant at his bedside as he undergoes treatment.
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Loeb
Allan
Richard
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Dickie
Buddy
Patches
Einhart
Leopold
Franka
Joliet
Ill
Richard Lach
Robert Franks
Phyaleciana
Liberal Convention Dates Announced for Liberal Candidates
Won R. Mitshell announces Liberal conventions across Alberta for nominating candidates. Meetings at Vermilion Manville June 10 Alexandra Kitseety June 11 Pembina Barrhead June 16 Acadia Inne 15 Coronation Consort June 19 St Anne Alberta Beach June 20 Calgary June 22 Ribstone Czar June 24 Lacombe June 25 Innisfail June 26 Whitford Shandro School June 27 Stony Plain Wanna July 3 High River July 4 with Liberal Legislature members and E G Fisher Provincial Liberal Organizer assisting committees.
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R. Mitshell
Cberal Party
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Manville
Alexandra
Kitseety
Pembina
Barrhead
Acadia
Cereal
Coronation
Consort
Hac
E. Gi. Fisher
Hindenburg Acknowledges Allied Disarmament Note
Berlin notes quote President Von Hindenburg saying the military terms of the Allied disarmament note are not very serious and that changes could be easily made during a Saturday conversation. The statement comes from London and cites the Daily Mail’s Berlin correspondent as the source.
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Hindenburg
London
Mair
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Reddick Set for Delaney Bout in Vancouver Fight Card
Canadian middleweight and light heavyweight champion Jack Reddick heads to Vancouver for a June 19 bout with Jimmy Delaney. He is also slated to meet Jack Renault or Tiger Flowers on return from the Coast and to face Young Stribling in Moose Jaw the first week of August.
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Calgary
Jack Reddick
Chamision
Canad. Ia
Vancouver
Jimmy Delaney
W. Black
Golden Weer A
Winnipeg
Reddick
Jack Renault
Tiger Flowers
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Moose Jaw
Eighteen Killed in Indiana Train Wreck Near Converse
Eighteen section hands were crushed when an eastbound Chesapeake and Ohio freight train overturned near Converse Indiana. Rescue teams scrambled as the accident blocked tracks and prompted investigations by local authorities and railroad officials.
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Peru
Ind
Converse
Britain and France Reach Western Europe Security Pact Accord
London and Geneva sources report Britain and France have reached a complete agreement on how to reply to Germany’s proposal for a Western Europe security pact. The accord aligns British and French positions as talks continue in Geneva.
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London
Inke
Geneva
Vent
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Christian Science Practitioner Freed on Appeal in Manitoba
Winnipeg May 8 Court of Appeal frees William Islder a Christian Science practitioner who was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 12 year old Doreen Watson and sentenced to four months in jail. The unanimous ruling quashed the prior conviction.
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Winnipeg
William Islder
Court of Appeal
Germany Fails Thirteen Conditions in Versailles Disarmament
London reports Allied note to Germany listing thirteen failures to meet disarmament terms. Evacuation of Cologne area requires suppression of the General Staff and reduction of police and army strength. Germany must surrender war materials, ammunition beyond set limits, and weapon parts, with factories altered to prevent war production.
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London
Germany
Cologne
al- Hed Control Commission
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