Winnipeg Meeting Backs Reciprocity Pact Endorses Government
Hon Frank Oliver told about fifteen hundred in Winnipeg that reciprocity would benefit Western Canada and Winnipeg. He doubted the Board of Trade opposition reflects the majority view. Dr Michael Clark MP and T C Norris also spoke in favor as an unanimous resolution endorsed the pact and government actions.
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Winnipeg
Frank Oliver
Western Canada
Board of Trade
Board
Michael Clark
M.P
Red Deer
T. C. Norris
Manitoba
Candidates Look to Sustain Momentum in Busy Voting Race
A lively polling contest shows Mrs. G. Milne leading by a narrow margin with Milton Cory second at 335,000 votes. Irvine’s Miss Jean Calkins sits third as others, including Suffield lodges, pledge support. standings reflect ongoing campaigning through the final voting period.
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Buster Brown
Mail
Milton Cory
Jean Calkins
Irvine
Alberta
Calkins
Ellis
Suffield
Robert Ellis
Gerhard Heintzman
Orangemen
Medicine Hat
G. Milne
M. Cory
Robert M. Ellis
Cc. c
Katie Sinclair
Aimee Woodcock
Redcliff
Jean Nicholson
Fred MacPherson
Allan Smith
Lost Fort William cook missing after fishing trip
George Lake, a cook at a Patterson and Fells construction camp near Fort William, vanished while fishing on Sunday. A large camp search yielded no trace by Monday night and a city search may be organized. The wooded area raises difficulty, recalling a past hunting incident where a G T P operator had both feet amputated after freezing.
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Fort William
Ont
George Lake
Patterson and Fells
Keating
Auction listing for lots in block 4 Herald
The notice lists lots 28 to 33 in block 4 Herald priced at 950 each. Names Pattet and Hilliand appear as the parties involved.
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Herald
Pattet and
Hilliand
Hospital Board approves July fee scale and bids on Nurse's Home
At yesterday's regular board meeting General Hospital adopts a new fee schedule effective July first, citing living costs. Nurse's Home expansion bids were opened but deemed too high, referred to the executive committee for review. Mr. E J Fewings resigns as secretary due to business pressures.
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The
General Hospital
Conciliation Board Debates Coal Cost Statements
A Coleman Conciliation Board hearing yields little evidence as miners press for full cost of production data while operators resist disclosure. Fernie report notes a five-manager cost exhibit exceeded selling price, prompting a reserve for further consultation. Lethbridge June 13.
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Frank
Conciliation Board
Coleman
Fernie
Lethbridge
P. KF
Merriweather
Denver
Colorvls
Alberta Hussars Sail To Calgary For District Camp
The 21st Alberta Hussars left at noon with two hundred men to join Military District 15 annual encampment in Calgary. A strong recruiting drive by local and district officers has drawn many volunteers, Lt-Col Sisson leading the force with 1500 troops under canvas noted.
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Alberta Hussars
Calgary
Military District 15
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Sissons
Main Street
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Cavalry Brigade
H. Jenkins
W. J. Reid
T. A. Har- Brave
D. R. Ware
Kealy
W. G. Armstrong
H. K. Oakey
Aubin
Grassy Lake
Edw
Wilmot
Bow
Sland
Maor
E. G. Benwell
Pollock
Frank Reesor
Jos Mort
Llewellyn Harris
Shank Quartermaster
C. S. Pingle
P. M.O
Smyth
M.D
Hawke
U. S
Coronation prep crowds swell in London as rehearsals begin
London crowds surge during coronation week as Abbey rehearsals continue under officials for the king and queen. Decor plans reach new scales with Tudor rose lamps and electric installations, while bonfires and embassy displays add to the spectacle. A Winnipeg-born grandchild is announced for Mrs. George Kelly.
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Bank of England
Bad Check Artist Sentenced to Two Years in Edmonton
Russell Williamson, known as the bad cheque artist, was sentenced by Magistrate Kealy to two years in the Edmonton penitentiary after pleading guilty to four charges. He will be taken to Calgary tonight for two more similar charges and faces deportation to the United States after his term. Williamson has been operating from Lethbridge, with his wife and child in the city.
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Russell Williamson
Edmonton
Kealy
Calgary
Williamson
Lethbridge
Three Die in Philadelphia Electric Storm Ravages City
An electric storm hits Philadelphia and nearby towns killing three men and injuring several. In Allentown a cyclonic wind knocked down wires and damaged a friar house, fatally shocking Asa vid Gackenbach age 30 and Hannibal J. Dotterer age 24 who touched metal. John Wagmer 40 died while attempting a rescue. Carry Allender was badly shocked.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Asavid Gackenbach
Hannibal J. Dotterer
John Wagmer
Met
School Board Meeting Reviews Staff Re-engagements and Scholarships
The school board met to reengage staff Mabelle R. Rorke and Jessie Fraser with raised salaries. It approved scholarships totaling various values for students excelling in departmental exams, plus a £779.20 grant from educational funds. Attendance figures for May were reported across multiple rooms and streets.
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Mabelle R. Rorke
Jessie Fraser
Iecal
Delegates Gather for BC Grand Lodge Assembly in Cranbrook
About a hundred delegates arrive in Cranbrook for the thirty seventh annual Grand Lodge of British Columbia meeting. Fifty more are expected. Rebekah Assembly Grand Encampment and Patriarchs Militant sessions run during the four day convention with a Funeral Art Association session this morning and a new subordinate encampment tonight.
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B. C
Grand Lodge of
British Columbia
O. F
Grand Lodge
Rebekas Assembly
Department Council of Patriarchs Militant
Department of Patriarchs
Militant
Pettet and Hilliard Auction Five Lots in North Yuill Block 6
Five parcels in block 6 North Yuill sold at $400 each. Pettet and Hilliard listed as sellers.
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North
Yuill
Pettet and
Hilliard
Nelson appoints Publicity Commissioner H. H. Currie
The Board of Trade in Nelson unanimously selects H. H. Currie as Publicity Commissioner. Currie, a 30 year old newspaper man from Nova Scotia, has worked with the Winnipeg Telegram Winnipeg Tribune Lethbridge News Brandon Times and is currently with the Nelson News. The new post aims to promote mining lumber sportsmen and tourist appeal of the district.
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Nelson
Board of Trade
H. H. Currie
Currie
Winnipeg Telegram
Winnipeg Tribune
Lethbridge News
Brandon Times
Nelson News
Nova Scotia
Property Lot Listings in Central Park Block
Lots 21 to 26 in block 7 Central Park are offered at 400 dollars each. Contact Pettet and Hilfiand at 366 Toronto Street for details.
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Central Park
Pettet and Hilfiand
Toronto Street
International ships to start this week amid delays
London reports claim five international shippings will commence this week with announcements made previously. The Antrian St Paul and White Star Olympic face sailing delays in Southampton due to crew trouble, but an amicable settlement is hoped. Also noting automotive tubes for sale and a price listing for boosters.
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London
Brussels
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J B. Barreau
George Kelly
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Miss Best
Hay
H. L. Tweed
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James Rae
Medicine Hat High School
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Jas. Rae
Medicine Hut High School
Henry Yuill
Jas Rae
William Cousins
J. E. Howson
Cousins
J. K. Drinnan
Wm. Cousins
M. A. Brown
Jameson
South Yuill
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