Tragedy at Seven Persons Homestead Ends Two Lives
At a homestead four miles north of Seven Persons, Arthur Dinnetz shot his five year old son through the head and then killed himself with a .22 rifle. A neighbor found them dead around six this morning after Dinnetz’s father and another man left for a train earlier. Coroner Dr Boyd of Medicine Hat and Corporal Capstick investigated.
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Arthur Dinnitz
Dinnetz
Edwardson
Montana
Boyd
Medicine Hat
Capstick
Mexico provisional government talks near at Niagara Falls
American delegates, mediators and Mexican delegates resumed informal talks today on the personnel and form of a provisional government to replace Huerta. Washington officials indicated mediation is progressing while discussions focus on a leader acceptable to revolutionary factions.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
Washington
Washington,d. C
Beye
Aoa
Bryan
United States
Huerta
North Dakota Manufacturer Visits Medicine Hat for Blower Fan Industry
E. J. Wilson, a prominent North Dakota manufacturer, met with Medicine Hat's industrial committee to discuss establishing a blower fan plant for threshing machines. He praised the city’s potential and planned a return visit soon. Washington on June 15: Harry K. Thaw was denied release on hall pending Supreme Court review of extradition from New Hampshire to New York.
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E. J. Wilson
North Dakota
Board of Trade
Medicine Hat
Washington
Harry K. Thaw
Hall
Supreme Cougar
New Hampshire
New York
Alberta Hussars Head to Calgary for Ten Days Training
Tomorrow forenoon the 21st Alberta Hussars depart by special train for Calgary to begin ten days of annual training. The regiment, under Lieutenant-Colonel Horace Jenking, will muster about 200 including staff and privates, well supplied with horses and equipment. The camp marks a record attendance, with Major Atking in charge and Colonel Cruikshanks commanding District 16.
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21St
Alberta Hussars
Calgary
Horace Jenking
Ott Bed Pt. Cc
Pingloo Gary
Priviten Ito
Youngstown
P. A. Davie
Thompson
Lattlewood Cout
Coll
Watson
Ceer Ears
Cruikshanks
District 16
Atking
Canadian Army
Service Corps
Haanisin
Ea St
Iavstat
Asters Tualot
Quashes of the Farmers Bank Indemnification Bill
Six of eleven Conservative Senators helped defeat the Farmers Bank indemnification bill while Liberal Senator Power moved to carry the resolution over for six months.
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Farmers Bank
Power
Edmonton Girl Sets World Typing Record At Victoria High
Victoria high school teachers report Winnifred Martin, 14, wrote 680 words in ten minutes in a formal typing contest witnessed by over a hundred observers and officials. She broke the Canadian record by 14 words in ten minutes and typed in five languages while blindfolded part of the test.
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Edmonton
Commercial Department
Victoria High School
Winnifred Martin
Assault Case in Police Court Ends With Fine
In police court this morning H. O flaherty was arraigned for assaulting a Galician woman on the town outskirts. Chief Bruce and Sergt Johnson arrested him after he harassed the woman. He was fined 20 dollars and costs for two months at Lethbridge. C Steinicke was fined one dollar and costs for drinking. Lou Graham, remanded Saturday for vagabondage, was released on promise to leave town.
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H. O'Flaherty
Bruce
Sergt. Johnson
Lethbridge
C. Steinicke
Lou. Graham
Butte in Calm After Miner Unrest Investigation
Butte Montana on June 16 shows calm as Governor Stewart leads an investigation into two days of miner lawlessness. Local authorities and 9,000 miners work to restore order in the city.
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Butte
Mont
Stewart
Perley Visits Buckingham Palace In London Tour
London visitors' book entry by Hon. George H. Perley on a Saturday at Buckingham Palace notes plans to meet Rt. Hon. Lewis Harcourt Colonial Secretary later that afternoon.
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London
George
H. Perley
Buckingham Palace
Lewis Harcourt
Entertainment committee to stage smoking concert
The Sons of England entertainment committee plans another popular smoking concert on June 30. A full announcement will follow in a later issue.
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Sons of England
Jlater
Germany to join international trophy race this year
Berlin reports Germany will participate in the international trophy competition this year, with Totita and Davia among the entrants. June 15.
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Berlin
Germany
Totita
Comnetit
Dwight, Davia
Internanal Nis
Irvine Lad Killed by Horse on Farm Near Irvine
A 10 year old boy, John Dell, son of Mr and Mrs C Dell, was killed Saturday morning on the Carl Dell farm three and a half miles northeast of Irvine. He was kicked and dragged to death by a horse he was leading. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Irvine
Carl Dell
John Dell
C. Dell
Art Novelty Factory Explosion Kills Fireman in Chicago
A blast at the National Art Novelty Company plant in Chicago killed Samuel Daniels, a fireman, and seriously injured five workers. The explosion shattered part of the building, and a panic swept through hundreds of female employees as it was heard for a mile.
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Chicago
Samuel Daniels
National Art’ Novelty Company
Salvation Army congress honors Canadian delegates
London June 15 Salvation Army congress gave a welcome of special significance to Canadian delegates. Bandsman Kenneth McIntyre a survivor of the Empress of Ireland disaster said that every Salvationist aboard the vessel was prepared to face the end heroically and that many who were lost yielded their life belts to others.
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London
Salvation Army’ Congress
Kenneth McIntyre
Empress of Treland
Pvery
Salvationist
Train Jump Incident Leaves Man Critical In Griswold
A man about forty years old leaped from a moving train near Griswold and was found unconscious. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition and remained in that state.
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Griswold
Connaught Apartment House Sold for 30000 Cash
Real estate in Medicine Hat sees strong investor confidence as Connaught Apartment House at Fourth Ave East and Fifth Street East sells for 30000 cash to Magrath Holgate and Co of Edmonton. The three story brick veneer building, built last year by Wm Steinicke, contains twenty three suites. Lappin Sands and Lappin promoted the sale extensively.
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Medicine Hat
Lappin
Sands
Connaught
Fourth Ave
Fifth Street C
Magrath, Holgate and ‘Co
Edmonton
Grain Market Rundown Winnipeg and Minneapolis Prices
Winnipeg grain quotes for June 16 show July wheat at 93 5 8 to 94 with Oct at 83 8 4 and 86 7 8. Oats and flax prices are listed with various deliverable months, cash No 1 spring wheat at 93 4 8 to 92 1 4, oats around 38 5 8, and flax near 140 1 2 to 144. Minneapolis and Chicago markets record July wheat near 87 8 to 89 with nearby months in the 84 range and deferreds around 85 to 85 1 8.
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Winnipeg
NWC
Minneapolis
Chicago
Train Crash Claims Engineer in Somerset Collision
Somerset reports a fatal crash when Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Carolina Special passenger train number fourteen hits two freight engines near town. Engineer John Simmon killed and fireman Sam Bryant seriously injured. no passengers hurt.
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Somerset
John Simmon
Sam Bryant
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Here
Lost in Mid Ocean at Dreamland Tonight
A sensational feature titled Lost in Mid Ocean screens at Dreamland tonight. The film promises dramatic peril and adventure as sailors confront the sea's perils under dramatic lighting and action sequences.
Lethbridge Port Laureate’s Verse Sparks Rain of Words
Lethbridge’s port laureate burst into verse as heavy showers drenched the city and district. The poet quips that rain means dollars, feeding grass, cattle, and wheat for Alberta mills, praising the economic uplift from the rainfall.
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Lethbridge
Wilson Signs Panama Tolls Exemption Repeal Bill
President Wilson signed the Panama tolls exemption repeal bill as amended by the Senate and agreed to by the House. There was no ceremony. Assistant Secretary Forster accompanied the President. no quill pen was used.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
House
Forster
Harrison
Taft
National
Trnstitute of Arts and Letters
Fatality After Animal Attack Near Star City
An inquest will be held into a death near Star City in Saskatchewan after a man described as a farmer was fatally injured when an animal allegedly dragged him and tightened a rope.
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Supe
John A ‘Farmer
Star City
Agaih
Durazzo Defends Fortified Capital Against Insurgent Attack
Government troops led by Prince William repelled a three hour assault on Durazzo Albania as Colonel Thomas was killed. Dutch gendarmerie command passed to Prince William who silenced insurgent rifle and artillery fire, defending the capital amid conflicting casualty reports and force estimates.
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Durazzo
Prince William
Thomas
Albania
Stow
London Relief Fund Aids Ireland With 35000 Pounds
London reports a relief fund totaling 35000 pounds allocated for Ireland. The contribution reflects ongoing support from the city to Irish needs.
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London’s
Britain Faces Difficult Financial Situation Says Payne
At the British Empire Trust meeting London June 16 Herne Payne noted much capital is invested in Canada but depreciation of Canadian investments stems from global monetary conditions not failed expectations about Canada's resources and industrial advantages.
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London
British Empire Trust
Herne Payne
Yead
Canada
Cemadian Affaire
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LA Riviere
Perley
C. E. Shoker
Derbyshire
Irvine Lad
ART Novelty Factory
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Senato
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