Proposals for Voluntary Arbitration Body Rejected
Montreal June 16 The plan by L dgerton of Schenectady NY to have organized labor form with employers a voluntary arbitration body to settle grievances was rejected Other legislation along the same lines will be brought before the convention Later the convention endorsed President Samuel Gompers non partisan political policy and demanded immediate legislation to curb profiteers to prevent higher living costs
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Samuel Gompers
Montreal
L.dgerton
Schenectady
N.Y
Refusal to Stand During Star Spangled Banner Sparks Protest
New York June 16 The refusal of Most Rev Daniel Mannix archbishop of Melbourne to stand for The Star Spangled Banner aboard the United States steamer Ventura in Honolulu harbor prompted a protest to the US state department. Mannix stood alone while others paid respect as dispatches note possible visit to Ireland and mixed reactions from British Rome officials.
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New York
Daniel Mannix
W.D
Archibishop
Melbourne
United States
Ventura
Honolulu
United States Department of State
Washington
New York World
Australia
Archibishop Mannix
Dispatches
Trebend
Rome
Mannix
Togueas
Ireland
Chalesville
County Cork
Belgium and Japan join 10 J v negotiations
London reports Belgium and Japan have decided to join the talks the British government is conducting with Gregory Krassin the Bolshevik minister of Trade and Commerce.
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London
Belgium
Japan
Gregory Krassin
Wykow Found Guilty Over Counterfeit Quarter Pretend
In Sasketoon on June 15 a man from Wykow Sask was found guilty of altering a cent piece with silver paper to imitate a quarter and was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment with hard labor.
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Sasketoon
Sask
Wykow
News Want Ads Scanned Daily by Thousands
Readers scan the daily want ads to catch bargains, notices, and opportunities. The listing highlights classifieds across jobs, services, and items for sale with broad appeal.
Judgment Reserved in Tax Case Appeal
In the appellate division of the supreme court in Calgary yesterday the appeal of the City of Medicine Hat against Geo. Fe. Howson was heard. The decision was reserved after the case, which sought arrears of taxes, was decided against the city at the prior hearing.
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Supreme Court
Calgary
City of
Medicine Hat
Geo. Fe
Howson
Duty Free Sugar From West Innes
The Canada West Indies conference near Ottawa is likely to wrap up in a day or two. Delegates review three agreements on tariff preference and steamship links, with a free list including Canadian and West Indian foods. A substantial sugar preference for West Indies is anticipated amid Ottawa price conditions.
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Ottawa
Canada-West Indies
Canada
Western Ontario
West Indies
Toronto
Hamilton
Hubbell Kicked by Horse In Ranch Accident
E. R. Hubbell a well known rancher about 40 miles north of here was kicked by a horse while in his corral. He was taken to Hat by car with a rib or two possibly broken but the condition was not serious.
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Hubbell
Here
John Read
Royal Hotel
Passenger List From Overseas Vessel Docked This Morning
A Canadian Pacific Overseas Service steamer named sWimn Press from Oriental ports docked here today. The ship carried Dutch residents from Java and a mix of Chinese workers, with 550 Chinese aboard and 324 booked through Havana as laborers. Baron Akerhiel of Stockholm was not among those sleeping in the reading room. most travelers slept elsewhere.
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Vanouver
Dune
Capecity
sWimnpress
Japan
Canadian Pacific Overseas Service
Oriental
Baron Akerhiel
Stockholm
Java
Holland
Havana
Canada Wheat Policy Debate Touches Board Extension
In Ottawa the House discussed whether to extend the wheat board for another season. Government plans to announce its decision publicly once reached. The excise tax debate followed with amendments to raise rates on boots clothing carpets and certain textiles to 16 percent above specified thresholds.
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Ottawa
A. DB. McCoig
Ife
Hovert Borden
Henry Drayton
WD. Ruler
North Waterloo
Heavy Rain Boosts Crop Prospects Across Regions
Last night and the prior two nights brought heavy general rains from the east to Saskatchewan and across the south, with Irvine receiving over three hours of rain including a downpour. Schuler, Silda, and Norton districts also reported good rainfall, improving crops after drying winds.
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Saskatchewan
Irvine
Schuler
Silda
Norton
Drowning Recovery Report From Pelican Lab Accident
The body of Aloys Crotinette, who drowned after a raft incident in Pelican Lab at Ninetto, Manitoba, has been recovered.
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Aloys Crotinette
Pelican Lab
Ninetto, Man
Vigilance Committee to Curb Jay Walking Formed in Winnipeg
Winnipeg June 16. Effort to educate the public against jay walking may lead to a Vigilance Committee formed here. Members of the Manitoba Safety Always League are expected to join and broaden the group to include automobile owners and drivers along with pedestrians.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba ‘Safety Always
Explosion at Yurart coal mine kills Japanese miners
Dispatches report a fatal explosion at the Yurart coal mine on Yezo island in Sappeora. Several miners are reported dead or severely injured. details from the scene were incomplete as of today.
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Island of
Yezo
Tokio
Dune
Yurart
Sappeora
Walsh Declines National Office Nomination
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts states he will not accept any nomination for a national office. He says newspaper reports linked him to the vice presidency or an independent ticket with La Follette or Johnson, claims he has not considered such candidacies and has not been offered any nomination.
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Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
McAdow
Cox
la Follette
Johnson
Harding Poses For The Movies
Washington June 14 Senator Warren G Harding today toured a motion picture site spoke with senate staff received telegrams and pressed for more time before addressing policy questions He planned to stay in Washington through the week and depart for Marion Ohio around July 11 with nomination notification ceremonies due soon after
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Senate
Senator Tarding
Marion
Ohio
Alberta Medical Council to discipline doctors over liquor prescriptions
Alberta Medical Council moves to suspend any physician convicted of prescribing intoxicating liquor for non medicinal use. Eight Alberta doctors were convicted last year and four this year. The council ordered its discipline committee to investigate all cases and act as needed. A resolution also urged narcotics prescribing only in emergencies and supervised use for addicts. The measure aims to prompt federal action via the Dominion Medical Convention in Vancouver.
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Calgary
Alberta Medical Council
Alberta
Palliser Hotel
Canada
United States
Dominion Medical Convention
Vancouver
R. H. Brett
Lanff
J. S. Wright
Edmonton
K. Revell
Galbraith
Jethbridge
G. J. Stanley
M.L.A
John Park
The
Alberta Medical Association
Sun
Palliser
Drs. Gershaw
Medicine Het
Revell
Wright
Stanley
Anderson
Well
Brett and Hut
Farmers Press G.N.R. to Complete Medicine Hat Hank a Line
At a board of trade meeting a letter from Albert Koopman urged petitions to complete the Medicine Hat to Hanna railway line this year. Citizens are asked to sign before June Sth for a Tide Lake picnic. The board also discussed open reserves for oil and coal prospecting and urged government action with local support.
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Tide Lake
Board of Trade
Albert Koopman
C.N.R
Hanna
McDonald
Industrial Congress
Devinion
Geological Survey
Lkely
Dominion
Col. Spencer
T. M. Tweedie
M.P
Calgary
Tweedie
Ottawa
Boar
J R. Fisher
Whitla
Winnifred and Saven
W. Cousing
Russian Refugee Held By Canadian Immigration in Vancouver
Edousa Scherdt, a Russian nurse refugee who arrived in April for treatment from shell wounds, remains detained by Dominion immigration officials in Vancouver awaiting word from Ottawa. The case could influence Canada’s handling of Russian refugees seeking admission.
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Vancouver
Edousa Scherdt
Dominion Immigraton
Ottawa
Canada
Russia
Mark Twains Friend Hvan Foulds Dies in California
Berkeley obituary notes the death of Hvan John Foulds aged 72, a close friend of Mark Twain. An English-born pioneer who arrived in California at age 20, Foulds participated in the California and Nevada gold rush era.
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Berkeley
Cal
Hvan
John Foulds
Mark Twain
Foulds
California
England
Nevada
Pythians of Alberta Discuss Home Fund at Calgary Convention
The 12th annual Grand Lodge of Alberta Knights of Pythias convention in Calgary debated establishing a fund to erect a home for members and families. Officers were elected for the coming year, and the Conybeare cup contest saw Calgary lodge No. 4 retain the trophy over Coal City Drumheller. The Maple Leaf Sisters showcased degree work and a dance followed, while Mr and Mrs J F Burden received a silverware presentation from Coal City Lodge in appreciation of support to Drumheller members in Calgary hospitals.
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Calgary
Grand Lodge of Alberta
Knights of Pythias
Order
Lethbridge
J. W. Lovey
Sibbald
W. J. Buchanan
Nobleford
W. J. Taylor
L. A. Parry
Red
G.S. Warren
Houtita
John Layden
Edson
Grand Inner Guard
Joe Shearlaw
Drum
Pythian Sisters of
Maple Leaf Lodge
No. 2
K. P
J. F. Burden
Coal City
Drumheller
Drumwheller Lodge
W. J Riley
Urge Davis for President in Democratic Push from Clarkesburg
Promoters of the Divia for president club left Clarkesburg West Virginia for San Francisco to boost John W. Davis ambassador to Great Britain for the Democratic nomination for president.
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Davis
Clarkesburg
W. Va
San Francisco
John W. Davis
Great Britain
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Tnsecossseul
West Innes
E. R. Hubbell
Chicago
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South Med
Jay
Harding
Polletes
St. Louis
F. A. Well
College of the City of New York
American Opteometric Association
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Medicine Hat-Hanka
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Unis
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Martin's Orchestra
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