King George and Queen Mary to Open Irish Parliament
London reports King George and Queen Mary will leave for the Irish Sea port this evening and board a steamer to Belfast where they will preside at the state opening of the Parliament of Northern Ireland. The royal steamer will be escorted by two light cruisers and ten destroyers amid tightened Belfast security. In Bantry County Cork, James Francis Bernard Earl of Bandon was kidnapped by armed men. Castle Bernard was set ablaze and his whereabouts are unknown.
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Queen Mary
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Woman's Division urged for federal agriculture department
Edmonton June 21 Mrs Emily Murphy urged creating a woman's division in the federal department of agriculture to mirror the dominion immigration and colonization unit. The aim is to serve as the federal hub for provincial women's institutes and to guide spending from a ten million dollar Agricultural Act education program.
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Dominion Department of Immigration and Colonization
Emily F. Murphy
Convention of Woman's Institutes of Canada
Federation of Women's Institutes
Murphy
Robert Tegler Dies in Edmonton Fire of Life Resident, old timer
Robert E. Tegler longtime Edmonton resident and owner of the Tegler Block died tonight. The Tegler Block was the citys largest building and he led its family through decades of growth and change.
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Robert Tegler
Edmonton
Robert E. Tegler
Tegler
Indmonton
Admiral Nicholson Granted Divorce in London
Vice Admiral Sir William Nicholson was granted a divorce after a suit not defended by his wife. The co respondent named was Capt George Jones of the United States air force, whom Nicholson testified had been billeted near his residence during the war. He said his wife wished the divorce.
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London
Sir William Nicholson
George Jones
United States Air Force
Nicholson
Bolsheviks seize U S ships in mysterious thefts across seas
A June New York World report says three coast steamers and an American schooner vanished, likely seized by Bolsheviks and taken to Russia. A drifting bottle clue from a crew member mentions Deering and burning boats, guiding investigators from Justice, Navigation, and Commerce.
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New York World
Washington
Department of Justice
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Department of Commerce
Russla
Cay Hatteras
Deering
Liberal Convention Nominates Two in Medicine Hat and Redcliff
Liberals in the Medicine Hat constituency will hold a Liberal convention in the Oddfellows Hall on Thursday June 20 to elect officers and nominate two candidates for the Legislative Assembly. Liberals in Redcliff meet on the same day to choose a candidate at Redcliff.
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Redcliff
Races Restricted to Licensed Professionals at Medicine Hat Dirt Track
The Medicine Hat Exhibition will host dirt track races on June 29 limited to professional drivers with sanction-board licenses from the United States and Canada. Officials cite safety, referencing a May Atlanta crash where amateurs caused injuries and hospital stays. Secretary C A Richardson and A R Corey warn of sanctions for noncompliance, stressing experienced drivers only.
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United States
Canada
C. A. Richardson
Atlanta
A. R. Corey
International Motor Contests Association
Woman jailed in Zion for dress ordinance violations
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, 21, of Winthrop Harbor near Zion, is jailed in Zion on three counts of violating Overseer W II bud Glenn Volivas' modest dress ordinance. Arrest follows her remark to police, I will pay for my clothes you can tell me what to wear.
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Sarah Johnson
Winthrop Harbor
Wii Bud Glenn Volivas
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Ex-MP Ecremont Freed on $10,000 Bond in Theft Case
Montreal June 19 Judge Choquet freed Arthur Ecremont former member of parliament for Dethlier county on a 10000 dollar bond to appear June 23. Extradition proceedings by United States authorities in Buffalo concern an alleged theft of 125000 dollars from H Michaely Connolly broker of Montreal.
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Choquet
Arthur Ecremont
Dethlier County
United States
Buffalo
H. Michaely
Connolly
Why Does Hon J A Crerar in the Facts
Spencer Campaign Committee attacks Hon. T A Crerar over war spending claims and misrepresentation. The piece argues Crerar cites inflated military costs and criticizes Ontario governance, comparing Crerar to other leaders, and accuses him of fabricating charges while defending Meighen government.
Greece asserts military action as sole path to peace in near East
London dispatch reports the Athens correspondent of the Daily Mail that Greece regards military operations as the only swift means to bring peace in the near East. The Greek government is determined not to accept proposals that delay imminent action.
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London Daily Mail
London
The
Daily Mail
Greece
Near East
Despondent Man Shoots Self in Hearne
Regina report states Wallace Klinch, believed despondent over a love affair, shot himself in Hearne today. Provincial police are investigating the incident.
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Regina
Wallace Klinch
Hearne
Rotary Club to Use City Land Near Beaver Dam for Playground
At the city council meeting, Win. EF May of the Rotary boys' work committee sought about twenty acres near Beaver Dam in seven Persons coulee for playgrounds and a summer boys camp. Ald. Bullivant said the club plans a dam and $1,500 in improvements plus swings.
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Crerar Leads Ontario Speech Making Tour Set For July
The Ottawa report notes a planned ten day speech making tour in Ontario by Premier Crerar, Drury, and J J Morrison of the United Farmers of Ontario. It was postponed due to Crerar’s grain inquiry duties and will likely start in late July. Morrison seeks to bring Dr Michael Clark MP of Red Deer, Alberta, for three or four speaking dates.
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T. A. Craver
Drury
J. J. Morrison
United Farmers of Ontario
Strathroy
Ont
Mr. Crerar
J. Morrison
Michael Clark
M.P
Red Deer
Alberta
Ontario
Hat Exhibition Promises Bucking Contests In Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat gears up for its big exhibition with bucking contests and horse selections underway. Get Ready Day arrives next Monday while Capt Fred McCall will perform aeroplane stunts and offer passenger flights on a new two seater machine at a per person price.
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Medicine Hat
Fred McCall
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