Liberal leader predicts surge of Liberal support in Alberta
Hon. C. R. Mitchell, leading Alberta Liberal figure, reports unexpected crossovers from Greenfield government supporters to the Liberal fold. He cites strong turnout at north conventions and plans four more meetings in Czar Lacombe Innisfail and Whitford to mobilize a province wide challenge if an election occurs.
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Calgary
Greenfield
Alberta
Hon
Kt Mtitehell
Alberta Liberal Party
Mitchell
Sur
Liberal Party
Czar
Lacombe
Innisfall
Whitford
U.F.A
Greenfield cites CN rail duress over trial coal shipment
Premier Herbert Greenfield explains Alberta will not move 25 000 tons of Drumheller coal to Ontario at a trial $7 per ton as CN withdraws from the agreement. He says the move falters since the Board of Railway Commissioners now controls freight rates and notes that Alberta coal cannot compete at the existing tariff of 11 40 per ton.
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Montreal
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Drumletter
Alta
Ontario
Sir Henry Thornton
Herbert Greenfield
Sir Henry Here
National Railways
Western
Mr. Greenfield
al. Henry Thornton
DramhelNer
Toronto
Ane Huun
Canadian Soto Railways
Dominion
Aberta
Canada
Sir Henry
Canadian Railways
Prince Observes Birthday With Dancing At Australian Party
The Prince of Wales marks his birthday during a late night party in Jonanesburg South Africa amid a power outage. He plans eight formal engagements and various side trips during his Australian tour. The Vancouver Board of Harbor Commissioners reports a yearly profit of 129000.
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Jonanesburg
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Brivis- Lipire Service League
Eight Jesuit Martyrs Remembered at Fort Ste Marie Service
More than six thousand mourners gathered at Fort Ste Marie on the Wye River to honor eight Jesuit missionaries martyred by Five Nation Indians over three centuries ago. Archbishop McNeill led a 1 pm mass and the event drew many dignitaries and Toronto delegates aboard a special Canadian National Railway train.
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Lidland
Ont
Canada
Old
Fort Ste. Marie
Order of the Society of Jesus
McNeill
St. Peters
Dean Debrebruf
Gabriel Lalemant
Antolin Daniels
Charles Gardier
Noel Chabunel
Isage Jognes
Rene Goupil
John Dalalande
Toronto
Canadian National Railway
Yace
J. M. Filton
Society of Jesus of
Upper Canada
W. J. Hiugston
S. J
Lycia College
Montreal
FJ. Smith
Guelph
John Burke
Fatal Streetcar Crash Kills One In London Ont
In London Ontario on June 18 a streetcar collision at the Rivers Dew stop left one man dead and many injured. Two Springbank cars, crowded with passengers, collided after a trolley pole detached and halted the first car, plunging the second into the stationary vehicle. Dozens sought medical help at Victoria Hospital.
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London
Ont
Victoria Hospital
Harts
Springbank
London Street Railway
Hortly
Gers
Rivers Dew Stop
Crop Report Shows Broad Gains Across Western Districts
The weekly crop report from the Agricultural Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway notes widespread rains improving moisture and crop prospects across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Seeding dates vary by province with April to May windows. cattle receipts remain heavy while sheep and lambs are light. Weather includes hail near Mowbray and Windygates and widespread good growth though some cutworm damage noted.
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Winnipeg
Agricultural Department
The
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mowbray
Windygates
Quk River
Cotweru
Pancakes Linked to Four Deaths in Chicago
In Chicago, four men died after consuming pancakes at a restaurant. Police report poison detected in organs, with a fifth man gravely ill but expected to recover. Owner Bryan Kane charged with four counts of manslaughter as investigators pursue a coroner's inquest and chemical analysis.
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Chicago
William D. McNaully
Bryan Kane
Vio Marebello
Two Federal Departments May Unite Suggests Amalgamation
Ottawa reports Premier King answering in the House of Commons that the government has considered Mr. Forke’s proposal to merge the solicitor general and justice departments and will announce its decision at a later date.
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Ottawa
King
Commons
Robert Forke
Solicitor-Generals Department
Department of Justice
Forke
Fight to death in closed car shocks Encinitas
San Diegan James A. M. Clenney postmaster and storekeeper was killed in a revolver duel with Alfred M Nuckola immigration border patrol inspector inside a closed sedan at Encinitas. Nuckola survived with eight wounds while McClenney suffered nine. The fight followed purported tensions from a dance meeting with Mrs McClenney.
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San Diegan
James A. M. Clenney
Aguauga
Riverside County
Encinitas
Thio County
Alfred M Nuckola
Immigration Border Patrol
Navy Hospital
McClenney
San Diez
Nueckola
Nuckals
Mre McClenney
Earl Haig May Forego Canadian Tour Over Veterans Rift
Lt.-Col. T. Nangle announced in Ottawa that Earl Haig will likely skip his Canadian visit if ex-service organizations fail to resolve internal disputes. He said assurances from the Great War Veterans' Association support a united veteran front and a preliminary conference will be held in Ottawa before the Field Marshal arrives.
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Ottawa
Canada
Earl Haig
T. Nangle
Col. Nangle
Great War Veterans’ Association
Fatalities In Eastern Canada Rise From Weekend Drownings
Ottawa reports four drownings across Eastern Canada over the weekend. Raymond H. Craig died when his sailboat capsized off Port Hope Lake Ontario. High. Miller of Mimico drowned near Port Perry. Joan Mathieu 20 drowned at Laval des Rapides Quebec. Henry Aitken 50 drowned swimming in Hamilton Bay. Additional injuries occurred when a railway engine struck Mrs. H. Quene at Montreal West station and Andre Pibreire 45 was killed by a quarry slide near Montreal. Gordon Bowman of Watertown died from injuries after jumping from a moving car in Hamilton. A train struck a stalled car at Tilsonburg leaving Dr. J. R. Reid with minor injuries.
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Ottawa
Canada
Raymond H. Craig
Lake Ontario
Port Hope
High
Miller
Mimico
Port Perry
Joan 1
Mathieu
Laval Des Rapides
Henry Aitken
Hamilton Bay
H. Quene
Canada Unity League
Montreal West
Andre Pibreire
Montreal
Gordon Bowman
Watertown
Hamilton
Tilsonburg
J. R. Reid
Marriage 18 a costly adventure for American millionaire
New York June 23. Famed storeowner S S Kresge faces a potential 7 million dollar cost from a second marriage as Doris Mercer Kresge files suit in Supreme Court seeking 7 million unpaid balance in stock. She claims only partial dower and gifts received. Previous wife reportedly obtained 14 million plus 5 million for each of five children after a ten minute Detroit divorce. Doris, 32, once Broadway chorus aspirant, married Kresge after a life of modest beginnings.
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New York
N.Y
SS. Kresge
Doris Mercer Kresge
Supreme Court
Kresge
Detroit
George A. Morger
Fittsburgh
Percival D. Harden
New Organization Splits_Miners Ranks In Drumheller Fields
Drumheller June 23 The Red Deer Valley Miners Union formed by delegates from eight locals, elects Joseph Fletcher president John Jenkins vice president and Robert fall secretary treasurer. Leaders sit within the Communist movement. Operators refuse recognition. UMWA disclaims new group as outlaw. Pickets threaten Midland and A.B.C. mines as inspectors monitor.
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Drumheller
Red Deer Valley
George Hutchinson
New Union
Hed
Shepherd Takes Stand In Defense Of Foster Son Case
Chicago witnesses William D. Shepherd testified in his own defense on charges that he used typhoid bacteria to kill his millionaire foster son William N. McCIntock. The courtroom packed as Shepherd, a tall stocky figure with curly hair, approached the stand with a pale, chalky countenance.
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Krecke
Kresge
Anti-Saloon League
Kinkleton
Pennsylvania
United States
Chicago
Williiam D. Shepherd
Hlow
Wm. N. McCintock
Shepherd
Evon
McKenzie And Coe Plead Guilty In Burglary Case
A. E. McKenzie and K. G. Coe appeared before Magistrate Kids at the police court and each pleaded guilty to two counts of breaking and entering. Sentencing was deferred to tomorrow morning. The burglaries targeted the Municipal Golf Club house last Wednesday and the Curling Rink on Sunday night, with three and a half sacks of beer stolen from the former.
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A. E. McKenzie
K. G. Coe
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C. R. Crowe
Cinelty
G. Jk. Forbes
Kingston
Canadian Pacific Railway Crop Report
Edmonton
Duneinagan
Pritish Columbia
Federal Depts
CE Ceuvpe
James Conroy
United Mine Workers of America
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United Mine Workers of America Watch
Utey
Yass
Sherman
U.M.W.A
Lewis McDonald
Midland
Alberta Black Coal
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