Harding Wins Republican Nomination for President at Convention
Chicago June 14. Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio was nominated for the presidency by the Republican national convention after a nine-ballot deadlock. Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was chosen as his running mate, delivering a pivotal Pennsylvania surge that secured Harding’s victory.
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Calvin Goolidge
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Wisconsin
Frank O. Lowden
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Bread cost in Canada rises to twelve cents per loaf
The Canadian Board of Commerce reports April costs show flour price changes and an average bread cost of twelve cents for a one and a half pound loaf across the Dominion. The April cost per barrel rose about ten cents from March and a flour price shift earlier in April contributed to higher bread costs.
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Canada Wheat Board
Schuler Wheat Crop Impresses Visitors in Schuler Country
Messrs. W. F. Foster and A. B. Cook returned from a ninety mile trip with reports of strong healthy crops. Wheat samples over twelve inches tall were shown at the News office. The new CP R branch to Pashley and Leader is reaching Schuler, expected to carry the wheat this fall to Medicine Hat elevators.
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Marmora Island Raid by Turkish Nationalists
Turkish nationalists raided Marmora Island on Saturday setting fire to Greek villages and attacking the Greek steamer Anghelike which escaped to raise the alarm. Two British destroyers departed to investigate from London. The King awarded a knighthood to Herbert Louis Samuel the Palestine high commissioner who will depart for the Holy Land on June 20.
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Labor Candidate Dr Bland Planned for Ontario Seat
Toronto June 14 Reverend Dr Bland pastor of Broadway Methodist Tabernacle will be asked to stand as a labor candidate in Northeast Toronto for the Ontario legislature. The vacancy arises from the resignation of Hon Dr R J Cody former minister of education.
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Weather notes for western provinces and Manitoba
The report lists several cities with conditions including rain in Vancouver and Calgary, cloudiness in Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw, and clear skies in Lethbridge and Winnipeg. Temperatures range from the high 40s to low 80s with warnings for light showers and possible thunderstorms in some areas.
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Medicine Hat
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Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Praitia
Alberta
Warren G Harding United States Senator and Ohio publisher
Warren G Harding, longtime Ohio resident and U S Senator since 1914, built a career as Marion Star publisher. He rose from farmer boy to journalist and printer, later directing major Marion business interests and serving in the Ohio legislature and as lieutenant governor. He married Florence Kling in 1891.
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Armouries for Poultry Exhibitions
Ottawa reports the Canadian Poultry Association seeks permission from the Federal Department of Agriculture to use armouries for poultry shows. Militia officials note they may loan facilities to non military groups if fire insurance is secured or other safeguards are arranged. Requests must specify show dates to the District General Officer Commanding.
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Thunderstorm Deluges Manyberries Produces Large Hail
A very heavy thunderstorm struck Manyberries today bringing large hailstones about one to two ounces in weight and roughly an inch of rain. No damage was reported.
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Manyberries
DOK FOR A GOOD CROP IN FRANCE
Paris reports another month of favorable growing weather and harvesting conditions. Agricultural experts estimate France could save 2.5 to 4 billion francs on imports next year if no disasters strike, reducing wheat purchases abroad.
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Paris
Ministry of Agriculture
British Columbia Harnesses Mud Shark Byproducts For Industry
In Vancouver on June 11 the mud shark byproducts are set to fuel a new BC industry for returned soldiers with provincial capital support. Shark skins yield leather for suitcases and trim, while the inner skin provides leather for luxury goods and automobile trim. Heavy oil from shark livers could serve as a lubricant, with multiple skins per shark supplying various products.
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British Columbia
Meeting for Church Workers on Nebiscite Liquor Trade Campaign
A meeting at Fifth Ave Church is scheduled for 8 o'clock Wednesday evening to organize church workers across churches for a campaign on inter-provincial liquor trade in the Nebiscite effort.
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Italian detachments surrender to Albanians at Avlona
A semi official statement says two Italian detachments, after strong resistance, surrendered to overwhelming Albanian forces at Avlona. The same dispatch notes a great attack on Avlona on June 1, supported by a revolt of Mussolini inhabitants, repulsed with heavy losses to the attackers.
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Heat Wave Prostrations Rise as Chicago Sees Four Deaths
Chicago on June 12 reports four deaths and five prostrations from heat with a 93 degree high. Three prostrations occurred at the Coliseum during the Republican convention in session.
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Chicago
Ukrainian Polish Forces Take Odessa
A Havas despatch from Constantinople reports Ukrainian troops with Polish support have occupied Odessa. The dispatch quotes current reports that Odessa is under their control as of Saturday.
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Paris
Odessa
Constantinople
Germans Deliver Coal to Allies Under Versailles
Paris reports that by May 80 the German deliveries of coal to France under the Versailles terms reached 4,686,000 tons. Of this amount 405,000 tons went to Luxembourg, Italy received 816,000 tons, and Belgium 80,000 tons in the same period.
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Ontario Manitoba License Totals Rise in 1920
Winnipeg reports that from January 1 to May 21, 1920, Manitoba issued nearly 30 000 automobile licenses, 782 motorcycle licenses, and 423 dealer licenses. Chauffeurs total 2 977, including 430 returned soldiers receiving first year free licenses. head of family permits number 2 821 for spouses and relatives.
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Karl Trimborn to Form New German Ministry
Berlin reports Karl Trimborn leader of the centre party has accepted the task of forming a new ministry to succeed Premier Mueller whose resignation was announced today.
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Planes Collide Near Fort Bragg Killing Three
A San Francisco aviator and brothers Clarence and Wallace Johnson of Englenook Calif were killed when their plane collided with another at 1000 feet above Fort Bragg California and crashed in flames on Sunday.
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Freight Engine Plunges After Washout Near Port Arthur
Port Arthur June 14. A C N R freight engine ran into a washout and tumbled down a 20 foot embankment. Engineer Hf. R. Hall is dead and Jerreman Alex Arrillis is severely burned in hospital. The accident occurred on the Canadian National Railway 46 miles west of Port Arthur.
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French aviator Roget reaches Warsaw on Europe flight
Lieutenant Henri Roget completed the Paris to Warsaw leg of his around Europe flight begun Thursday. He plans to fly next to Bucharest then onward to Constantinople Athens Rome and back to Paris. W. E. Monhard named deputy postmaster at Brockville post office.
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United States Yet to Ratify League of Nations, Gompers Says
Montreal June 14. President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor calls it pitiable that the United States has not ratified the league of nations. He argues the covenant delivered to the people would win overwhelming approval and that a labor draft would aid world workers and backward nations. J W Ogden of the British Trade Union Congress urges an international union for workers to prevent war, cautions against Russia style models, and favors a lawful, righting international.
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League of Nations
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British Trade Union Congress
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Russia
London Star Reports Alarm Over Indian Uprising Plot
London June 14 The London Star asserts alarming confidential reports of an autumn Indian uprising linked to Bolshevik influence. The Indian Office denies the information, while authorities fear a broader red plot involving Turkestan forces attacking Persia and Afghanistan that could overwhelm British India if it matures.
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Afghanistan
Melbourne Enginemen Strike Cuts Power to 200,000 Homes
Melbourne reports 800 enginemen walk out paralyzing lighting and cooking in about 200 000 homes. Factories idle, streets lit but suburbs dark. Hospitals kept supplied as officials rush to cope. Tram service halts tonight to conserve power amid fears of wider union action.
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Australia
New York and New Jersey Pro ducts Co Fined for Unreasonable Potatoes Profit
The New York and New Jersey Products Company was fined $1000 for charging an excessive profit on potatoes. The action targets price gouging and consumer protection.
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New Jersey Products Co
Pere Marquette Train Wreck Kills Dozens In Chicago
A Pere Marquette No. 10 train from Grand Rapids to Chicago wrecked at Third Street crossing in South Chicago. Police report said thirty dead, railroad says seven confirmed. The collision involved a freight train, a day coach, and a baggage car during weekend return trips from a Michigan resort. Moncton Jews donate 2000 toward a new synagogue. Eastview mayor jailed for election law violation.
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Michigan
Retail Merchants Association to Hold Special Meeting
The Retail Merchants Association calls all members to a special meeting at the Board of Trade Rooms tomorrow Tuesday at 10 o'clock sharp. President J MecPHERSON signs the notice.
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