Bank of Montreal Manager Resigns Branch in Port Hope
Mr R M Napier resigns as manager of the Bank of Montreal Port Hope branch planning to enter Medicine Hat. J F Johnstone will take charge in Medicine Hat Alto. Port Hope friends present a silver tea service to Johnstone and Mrs Johnstone receives a necklace as they prepare to move west in about ten days.
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Port Hope
Ont
R. M. Napier
Bank of Montreal
City
Napier
Barclay Street
J. F. Johnstone
Alto
Johnstone
Lfe
Hfe
Robber Davis to be Arrested. Confession Unsealed
Bemidji Minn June 24 Det detectives report Mike Davis the robber who escaped during the midnight battle at Puposki a week ago will be arrested within 48 hours. Billy Rehan the wounded robber has made a full confession implicating officers in the Dumas robbery and other crimes.
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Bemidji, Minn
Fielding
St. Paul Pinkerton
Dumas
Mike Davis
Puposki
Billy Rehan
Davis
Regina
Minneapolis
Marshall’s
Pinkerton
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Voting Contest Tonight Ends At Ten O Clock
The News office will close the voting tonight at ten o clock. A judging committee led by A R Perry Rev G W Morrow E A Holbrook will count the ballots and announce the winners. The judges take charge at ten and expect to finish before eleven.
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A. R. Perry
Rev. G. W. Morrow
E. A. Holbrook
Borden leads crowd at Medicine Hat on reciprocity clash
Two thousand hear Conservative leader R L Borden denounce reciprocity with the United States at a curling rink meeting in Medicine Hat. Dr Roche MP and J H G Bergeron MP also attack the policy, urging election issue framing and stronger Canadian tariffs.
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R. L. Borden
Dominion
Roche
M.P
J. H. G. Bergeron
Borden
F. L. Jamieson
Conservative Association
M. P
Marquette
Man
Medicine Hat
West
Canada
John A. Macdonald
Alexander MacKenzie
United States
Mr. Borden
21St Hussars
Coromation
C. A. McGrath
Commons
McGrath
John Herron
Fincher Creek
Lfe
England
J. F. G. Bergeron
Laurier
Mr. Bergeon
Fielding
Mr. Patterson
Taft
Bergeron
Magistrate Daly Dies Suddenly in Winnipeg
Hon. T Mayne Daly police magistrate collapsed from heart failure early this morning after presiding at yesterday's session. A former minister of the interior, Daly was noted for reducing crime and guiding youth. Survived by widow and two sons, his death disrupts the police commission and prompts plans for a large public funeral.
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Winnipeg
Man
T. Mayne Daly
John A. MacDonald
Daly
Cleveland
Kenneth
R. A
Harold
Vancouver
Transcanal Hodge Bay Railway Applies for Charter
Ottawa June 24. The Transcanal Hodge Bay Railway has applied for a charter to build from Edmonton to Landing Bay. This marks a step in expanding northern routes with government scrutiny pending.
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Ottawa
Transcana Ane Hodge Bay Railway
Edmonton
Sca
Landing
Fo i
Coronation Procession in London Welcomes George and Mary
London greeted its new King George and Queen Mary with a grand coronation procession through the West End and South London. The three hour event showcased imperial pomp, public affection, and royal accessibility amid crowds and decorations, while Westminster Hall later saw allegiance to the late King Edward.
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Chicago
London
Westminster Abbey
George
Mary
United Kingdom
Imperial
Westminster Hall
Edward
Medicine Hat Welcomes Mr. Borden and Party
Mr. R L Borden and his Loyal Opposition entourage arrived in Medicine Hat from Maple Creek to an escort of decorated autos. Mayor Milne presented a civic address of welcome as Borden spoke appreciatively, praising western development and the city’s growth and inviting further understanding of Canada’s western expansion.
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People of Canada
Borden
Libers Party
Railway Commission
Canada
Bordan
John A McDonald
Ting
Messers
Fielding
Patterton
Firat
R. L. Borden
Maple Creek
Milne
K.c
R. L. "Borden
Zie Boutes
Medicine
City of
Medicine ‘Hat
House of Parliament
Vinces
Angetic Western
Speed
Paul Paulus Noted Traveler Prominent in Meddeland Streets
Fragmentary OCR text describes Paul Paulus as the smallest commercial traveler in Meddeland, contrasting his visibility with the largest figure, mentioning a rotunda near a gathering area. Bets and references to a firm and western real estate are unclear. The passage is garbled with many misread characters.
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Paul Paulus
Bo Paul Ways
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