Field Marshal Wilson Shot Dead Outside London Home
London reports Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson was shot and killed outside his Eaton Square residence as two assailants opened fire. Police wounded, two men arrested as witnesses describe the deadly attack and its chaotic aftermath in central London.
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London
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Eaton Square
Imperial Staff
North Down
Ireland
Ulster
Craig
Belfast
England
Liverpool Street
Field Marshal Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Connolly
McBrien
Central News
Enother
Brougham
James O'Brien
James Connelly
Marshal
Marshal Wilson
Scotland Yard
James Conneelly
Irish Republican Army
Irregulars seize Burnfoot station in Donegal actions
Irregulars occupy the Burnfoot railway station in Donegal and ban any interference with Londonderry Lough Swilly trains. They raise the republican flag and threaten to shoot violators.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Burnfoot
Donegal
Lough Swilly
Ork
Nelson Street
York Street
William Miller
Willowfield
Belfast
Miller
Collins
Polt
Dublin
Cork
Michael Collins
William Ayrs Convicted of Bank Robbery in Garnia NT
William Ayrs was found guilty on a charge of bank robbery at Garnia, nt., and had been remanded for sentence.
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Iliam Ayrs
Garnia
Judgment Reserved in Lethbridge Gas Case
The hearing of the gas case concluded Wednesday evening before Mr. Justice Tweedie who reserved judgment, expected in about a month. An interlocutory injunction mandating continued gas supply to Lethbridge was extended in the interim.
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Lethbriiees
Justice Tweedie
Lethbridge
Government Defeated on Health Insurance Amendment
London June 22 The government went down to defeat on a financial amendment to the national health insurance bill in grand committee of the house of commons by 20 to 14. The government adjourned to reconsider its position, a setback viewed as minor by political observers.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Amners Clash Over Strip Mine Mass Fight
Nineteen people are dead in open warfare between striking union miners and non union workers at the Strip mine near Herrin Illinois. Six are unaccounted for and nearly twenty wounded as explosions and dynamite blasts echo from the mining camp where about 100 non union workers are quartered.
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Herrin
Ill
Here
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Train crashes into boulder in Maine. fireman killed
Canadian Pacific Railway passenger train No. 16 en route from Montreal to St Johns was wrecked in Maine. Fireman Lockhart was killed as the train struck a large boulder in a rock cut, tearing the engine and express car off the rails.
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St. Johns
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Maine
Lockhart
Weather Roundup for Western Cities
Vancouver is cloudy at 71 with 65 in Edmonton. Lethbridge shows cloudy 82 53 with Moose Jaw clear 91 63. Nelson and Calgary are clear with 82 42 in Medicine Hat cloudy 90 and Saskatoon clear 90. Winnipeg is clear 78 60. The past 24 hours have been generally fair and warm with scattered showers in Saskatchewan. Forecast for Saskatchewan and Alberta calls for mostly fair and warm today and Friday with possible showers in a few places.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Nelson
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Cloudy
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Snake River Royalty Syndicate Eyes Big Drilling Move
Spokane based Snake River Royalty Syndicate plans shipping a rig to Many Island Lake field with J H Harris set to supervise drilling. H W Scramlin leads Canada development with trustees Scramlin and Mattus arriving from Spokane and Wallace Idaho as Montana Washington interest grows in Medicine Hat. News reports a Lewistown Idaho oil strike nearby and the syndicate opens an office in Reyes Bank chambers.
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Snake River
Spokane
Many Island Lake
H. W. Scramlih
Canada
J. H. Harris
Scramon
Fernie
R. Mattus
Wallace
Idaho
Medicine Hat
Montana
Washington
Scramlin
Lewistown
Lomond Farmer Fatally Dragged by Runaway Horses
Fred Hagan, a young Lomond farmer, was fatally injured after being dragged three-quarters of a mile by runaway horses on Fogarty's ranch near Travers. While repairing wires with a team and chain, the hook caught his boot. he could not free himself. He died a few minutes after the horses halted. His parents live nearby.
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Calgary
Fred Hagan
Lomond
Fogarty
Travers
Hagan
Maple Leaf Milling profits shrink sharply in 1922
Profits of the Maple Leaf Milling Co for the year ended March 21 1922 declined to 543 145 from 917 158 in 1921 a drop of 374 016 about 41 percent. After adding a prior year surplus of 2 060 949 the company had 2 604 094 for various appropriations.
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Toronto
Maple Leaf Milling Company
Drownings Reported After Rescue Attempt At Montreal River
June 22 Ottawa river tragedy details two soldiers from the Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment hospital. Ex-Priste Cut hill and ex-Private Umlack, both 35, drowned after one fell from a pleasure steamer and the other jumped in to save him.
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Montreal
Priste Cuthill
Umlack
Soldiers’ Civil Re-establishment Hospital
Ottawa River
Classified ads sell fast in Tue News
Classified ads are the quickest salesmen in the world and appear in Tue News. They offer fast, local exposure for buyers and sellers seeking to reach readers with concise offers and timely notices.
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Tue
Eng lishman rescued after well collapse at Manyberries
Steven Briggs a visitor from overseas was trapped when the well curb collapsed. Neighbors and rescuers worked through the night in dry sand to free him after a suffocating condition and he is now recovering with a partially paralyzed arm and expected to be active soon.
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Steven Briggs
Manyberries
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Thomas Hedley
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Hedley
Supt
McIntosh
Lethbridge Division
C.P.R
Briggs
Mr. MacKintosh
Pony kicks child in Bow Island yard accident
In Bow Island on June 16 a two year old girl, daughter of Oliver Rapson, was kicked on the head by a pony while playing in the yard. She required stitches to the scalp, underwent surgery with difficulty due to age, and was reported doing nicely after care by Dr Cairns. The family received sympathy from many friends as the child recovers.
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Bow Island
Oliver Rapson
Cairns
Dynamite Found in Miles City Shop
Herbert Schultz, an employee, discovered an unexploded dynamite or percussion cap in a Miles City electrical shop on Monday. He attempted to grind the end off with an emery wheel and will likely be unable to wield tools for several days.
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Miles City
Mont
Herbert Schultz
Schultz
Citizens to Aid Grasshopper War at Chamber Luncheon
At a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Hotel Cecil a committee was formed to mobilize citizens against grasshoppers. Capt. Anderson A Long H B Ireland with C A Richardson as secretary will coordinate with Rotary and local groups to distribute bait and poison. Efforts focus on districts near the city with infestations both north and south of the railway.
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C. of C
Medicine Hat
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Cecil
Capt. Anderson
Messrs
A. Long
H. 8
Ireland
C. A. Richardson
W. .\. Radcliff
H. J. Armstrong
Finn’s Lake
Walsh
Irvine
Cavan
Excelator
J.S. Card
Excelsior
James Murray
Alberta
H. W. Nock
Union Bank
Bassano
C. A. Long
W. A. Rad
City Band Fund Subscriptions List Sparks Local Support
A list shows residents and businesses supporting the Medicine Hat City Band fund to continue summer concerts. Subscriptions include Park Dairy, Assiniboia Music Company, Mayor Heckvale, I. Moseevitch, American Hotel, Dominion Tire Repair, and others with varied amounts. Contributions are payable to the News or J. A. Schneider at 654 Second Street.
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Sianciay
J. A. Schneider
Second Street
Hewitt & Black’s
Medicine Hat City
Park Dairy
BRB
Beeker
F. S. Ratliff
Assiniboia Music Company
Heckvale
R. Freedman
I. Moseevitch
T. R. Copmett
A. H. Fefferman
Assiniboia Hotel
T. Hutchinson Co
Friend
American Hotel
Dominion Tire Repair
J. Slemko
A. M. Sanford
Calgarian Rowboat Trip Through Manitoba Geology Sightseer
Mr W K Cutler of Calgary travels by 16 foot rowboat down a Manitoba river for geology and scenery. A member of the Geological Society of London he aims to reach Lake Winnipeg, pausing at Cypress Hills Beatty ranch and other shores, leaving Calgary May 21. He plans no fast time, sails with 8 to 10 inch freeboard.
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W. K. Cutler
Calgary
Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Cutler
Geological Society of London
England
Red Deer
British Museum
Cypress Hills
Beatty Ranch
Lenine Granted Leave of Absence Until Autumn
A Moscow message to Central News says Premier Lenine has been given leave of absence due to illness and that Commissar Taurupa, second vice president, will act in his stead.
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London
Moscow
Central News
Council of Commissars
Lenine
Taurupa
Speeding Fines For Lust and Collier In Police Court
Edward Lust and Geo. Collier were fined $20 and costs each for exceeding the automobile speed limit in yesterday’s police court.
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Edward Lust
Geo. Collier
Bank Clearings See Drops From Last Year
Bank clearings this week amount to 306 438 dollars and last week 274 444 dollars while the same week a year ago totaled 487 771 dollars. Dolls were manufactured in Nuremberg as early as 1400 A D.
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Nuremberg
Notice for Property Owners on Grasshopper Control
Grasshoppers have been seen across the city. Property owners must destroy these pests on their land. Poison is free at the Mixing Station on East Alliance near Lake of the Woods Mill. Owners are urged to also treat boulevards with poison to aid control.
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Ciity
East Allowance
Lake of the Woods
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Maple Leaf Milling CO
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News City Band Fund
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