German Offensives In France And Relieving War News
The report documents renewed German attacks along the Aisne front near Vauxaillon and Filaine with heavy casualties, while French defense holds despite repeated assaults. London reports morale gains for the Russian army and easing disorders at Sebastopol, with some pro German figures under surveillance in Greece. Also notes a German capture near Moronvilliers and deportations from Piraeus, plus local casualty notices from Medicine Hat and area families.
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Aisne
Vauxaillon
Filaine
Froidmont
London
Times
Brusiloff
Petrograd
Sebastopol
Berlin
Athens
Piraeyss
Demitrios Gounar
Zaimis
Dousmanis
Metaxas
Peloponnesus
Dragoumis
Skoulodis
Lambros
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph
Munich
Bavaria
Djermans
Bolasons
Champagne
Volhynia
Galicia
Epine
CarniNet
Lecture on Christian Science by Clarence W Chadwick
Clarence W Chadwick spoke on Christian Science A Religion of Right Thinking to a goodly audience in the 1.0.0.7 Hall last night. Mrs Myrtle Wetman of the local Christian Ablence church followed with remarks citing Jesus Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature and these signs shall follow them that believe ending with a note on faith healing.
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Clarence W. Chadwick
Myrtle Wetman
Christian Ablence Church
Jesus
Death of George Armstrong at Vancouver
George Armstrong of Medicine Hat died in Vancouver after a stomach operation. A respected crop estimator and wheat grader, he led the Ogilvie mills project in 1918 and served as President of the Board of Trade in 1915. He planned a fruit-farm visit after leaving Medicine Hat in June, and his funeral is in Vancouver.
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J. F. Baird
Medicine Hat
J. FP. Baird
Sackrider & Turner
Braemar St
Allan
Victoria
67Th Batt
Canada
George C. Armstrong
Vancouver
Medicine
Masonic Order
St. Barnabas Church
Armstrong Lef
Keremeos
B.C
Parla
Ontario
Carberry
Manitoba
Ogilvies
Wong
Firat
Portagels Prairie
Yas
Medicine Hat to Host Stampede Aimed at Boosting Fair
The article urges Medicine Hat to hold a stampede with the agricultural show to attract farmers from surrounding districts. It cites A P Day as a leading organizer and notes bumper crops and rising farm wealth fueling attendance and spending during stampede week. It compares local potential to Moose Jaw and Calgary, stresses fair prominence, and calls for affordable lodging and substantial prizes to draw entrants.
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News
Medicine Mat Times
Agricultural Society
Medicine Hat
Sargoat
A. P
Buffalo bin
Horace
Calgary
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Mooee Jaw
Farmera
Ranchera Tno
Medicina Hat
Winnipeg
Alberta
Edmonton
Red Deer
Aittle
Fair Grounds
C.P.R
Fair Ground
Bald Prairie
Transportation Committee
The
Senate
University
B Il. Richardsdy
Western Canada
McDonald
Blythe
Atock
Dennis to Lead Western US Recruiting Mission in War Effort
New York June 23 Colonel J K Dennis long associated with the Canadian Pacific Railway has been loaned to General White head of the British Canadian Recruiting Mission in the United States. He will command the western United States from Chicago assisting in obtaining British and Canadian recruits for the army.
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New York
J. K. Dennis
Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
General White
United States
Army
Dennis
Miss Winnie Brooks Leads Elks Carnival Queen Standings
Miss Winnie Brooks remains in the lead with a9 votes in the Elks Carnival Queen contest. Vera Fleming moves to second, Gwladys Warner up to fifth, Irene Hulbert to sixth as the standings shift among candidates.
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Winnie Brooks
Vera Fleming
Gwladys Warner Kteps
Irene Hulbert
Winnie Brooks See
Rees Sane
Restrictions on Annie Besant and allies spark press storm
The government limits on Mrs. Annie Besant and associates follow a violent Home Rule agitation marked by anti British and anti Western rhetoric. Native press decries the curbs while meetings form in protest and local authorities quietly support silence of the movement.
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London
Bombay
Annie Besant
Murderer of a New York Girl Confesses in Italy
Bologna June 23 Alfredo today confessed to the Italian authorities that he murdered Ruth Cruger in New York. The suspect claimed jealous rage after a failed relationship and admitted to the killing.
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New York
Italy
Bologna
Alfredo
Cruger
Cocchisai
Ruth Cruger
Coalition talks continue between parties in Canada
A correspondent notes the coalition proposal remains open as officials pursue a possible union. Montreal sources mention Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Arthur Meighen as key figures in the dialogue, with ongoing efforts to align the two sides despite prior attempts.
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Montreal
Jane Ah Shaughnessy
Wilfrid Laurier
Andif Pardesi
Che Lines Srnr
Arthur Meighents
Nnion
C P B tole table effect described in summer
A brief notice reports the summer enactment of the C P B table or policy referred to as the summer table coming into effect. The fragment notes a procedural change with limited specifics and mentions the governing body. No dates or places are provided.
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Dennis Will Avolot
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