Medicine Hat plans million dollar cement plant
Mayor Spencer says a Canadian Cement Co plan for a large West plant remains the bright prospect for Medicine Hat with a likely July start and total outlay near a million dollars for mill engines and buildings. Other notes discuss political contests at the GOP convention and Roosevelt delegates amid prolonged credentials hearings.
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Spencer
Cement Co
Medicine Hat
Dispatch
F. Jones
Canadian Cement Co
Prairie Provinces
Credentials Committee Ends Long Session on Alabama Taft Seats
After an all night session the Credentials Committee settled 14 of 72 contests and filed 58 for President Taft. California Taft delegates seated despite Roosevelt opposition. a motion to seat Roosevelt delegates was defeated 28 to 16. Debate touched on California’s instruction by state majority and the insult letter from California Roosevelt delegates.
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Charles Murphy
Credentials Committee
Coliseum
Indiana
Beveridge
Hemenway
Roosevelt
Taft
Charles W. Fairbanks
Harry
New
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Joseph D. Oliver
Clement
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Mr. Halbert
Lanstrom
Montana
Devine
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Arthor’ Stubbs
Kansas
Col
Root
Massachusetts
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West Virginia
California
Pennsylvania
Senator Flynn
William Jennings Bryan
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Mr. Bryan
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James W. Wadsworth
Committee On
Jersey
CW. A. P
Chicago
Henry
Committee of Credentials
Nineth
National Committee
W. A. P. Dispatch
Hadley
Charles S. Wheeler
Phillips Bancroft
D. Lanstrom
F. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Coupon 22 Offers Photo Reproduction of Famous Painting
The Daily News issues Coupon No 22 valid Friday June 21 granting ten cent entitlement to a photograph reproduction of a famous painting. Coupons and money must be presented at the Daily News office after Monday June 24. The picture cannot be mailed.
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Daily News
the & News
Dominion Day Parade Details and Lineup for Medicine Hat
Dominion Day organizer W E H Turpin issues parade rules and schedule. No float taller than sixteen feet. assemble at 10 am. The 101 Ranch parade follows two miles behind in a grand procession. Citizens with cars and merchants with delivery rigs urged to participate. Calithumpians compete for prizes. Parade routes include Third Second and First Avenues, Esplanade, Highth and Main Streets, with bands, scouts, cowboys, delivery wagons, and civic contingents in specific lineups.
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101 Ranch
D. R. Ware
Second
First
Main Street
Miss Canada
21St
Alberta Hussar Band
Third Avene
Kiltie
Second Avenue
Swift Current
Calithumpians
First Avenue
Esplanade
Highth Avenue
Main St
Sixth Avenue
Toronto Street
Real estate deals settle at corner properties and clubs
Foreman Anderson buys the Molson property at South Railway and Braemar streets for 10000 dollars from R B Bennett of Calgary. The Cypress Club plans to buy the Tennis Club grounds on the Esplan. The Mennis Club lease runs until March 31 1915, with property frontage of 100 feet and depth of 225 feet.
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Anderson
Molson
South Railway and
Braemar Streets
R. B. Bennett
Calgary
Cypress Club
Esplan
Lita
Mennis ‘Club
Marking Time in Local Race as Fleming Extends Lead
Miss Fleming widened her lead by 70 votes while she remained the only candidate showing a change since yesterday's voting. With big days ahead tomorrow and Monday, Vera Fleming leads a list showing Ella Lalonde Evans Mitchell Rae Nason Legh Jee Becker and others with varying tallies in the local contest.
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Miss Fleming
Vera Fleming
Ethel Lalonde
Gertie Evans
Margaret Mitchell
Marjorie Rae
Louise Nason
Sive
Adeline Legh Jee
Misa
Phyllis ‘Becker
Clean Sweep in New Brunswick Government Wins Big
June 21 report from St. John notes a near total government victory in New Brunswick elections with 60 government seats, 2 independents, and 2 opposition. Key results list Carelton, Northumberland, Madawawaska, St. John County, and counties delivering large majorities for government candidates. Opposition leader A B Copp defeated. Premier Flemming led polls.
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New Brunswick
W. A. PB
St. John
Dugal and
Pelletier
Madawawaska
Northumberland
St. John City
York
Sunbury
A. B. Copp
Westmoreland
Flemming
Carelton
Gloucester
Glasier and Pedley
Albert—Prescott and Dickson
Victoria
White and Carter
Dugal
Restigouche
Stuart and
Culligman
Queens County
Woods and
Female Body Seen Floating in River
A woman reported seeing a female body drifting down a swollen river near the north side camp. The observer, Mrs Madson, saw a hand and a leg, but rising current hid the rest. police are investigating with inquiries ongoing. Some recall a prior death by suicide at Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
Accidental Killing Breaks Line of Kenai Chieftain’s Heir
Seward Alaska June 16 The accidental death of Ivan Stepanko eldest son of Old Chief Stepanko of the Kenai Indians ends a long line of rulers and heralds The young Ivan who owned the Barabari was killed when a rifle discharged while being hung on a moose horn rack The bullet struck his groin and caused instant death Chief Stepanko has led the Kenai for 70 years and the succession now falls to another candidate The tribe awaits the old chief’s death before electing a new leader
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Seward
Alaska
Ivan Stepanko
Stepanko
Ivan
Kenai Peninsula
Kenai
Appeals court upholds prison transfer order in Brandt case
The Appellate Division affirms the order returning prisoner Dannemora from New York to the state. The decision, issued June 21, was unanimous and involved former valet Schiff and others in a high profile transfer dispute.
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W. A
Albany
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Doyle
Wilson
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