Foreigners protected yet uneasy in Chinese centers
Telegrams from storm centres report varied conditions from Wuhu and Ningpo to Amoy and Swatow. Authorities claim order and cooperation, but assurances are not convincing amid ongoing anti-foreign protests and a tense climate in Shanghai and Chekiang. In Canton shooting aftermath, British and French describe self defense while Chinese claim blame on foreigners. Hudson's Bay governor Sir Robt Kindersley resigns. Charles Vincent Sayles to become governor with Frederick Henry Richmond as deputy.
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Shanghai
Wuhu
Nanking
Ningpo
Chekiang Province
Swatow
Amoy
Canton
Moisow
Hainan
Winnipeg
Robi
Kindersley
Hudson’s Bay Company
Charles Vincent Sayles
London
Frederick Henry Richmond
Thelma Stampede Celebrates Winners At Local Event
The Thelma Stampede drew a large crowd from Medicine Hat and nearby ranges. Winners include Saddle Horse J A English and Jacob Gobb, Thelma Derby Scotty Simpsons Snip, Pony Race J A English, Green Race J A English, and Bucking Contest Walter Degan. Walter Degan will judge at the Calgary Stampede. Thelma organizers plan more entries for Irvine Stampede and Hawkes Grove picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
South Country
Delmas Brothers
Range
Medicine Hat
Stephenson
EB. F. Nicholson
J. A. English
Jacob Gobb
John Helliwell
Hazel Hartt
Scotty Simpsons Snip
Ed. Harts
Dave Beauie
Fred Croyle
Hector McRae
Andrew Anderson
Walter Degan
Willow Creek
Myron Marsall
Geven
Hal Derby
Bank clearings rise and fall in weekly totals
Returns from the clearing house show this week's total at 247600 dollars, last week's at 261221 dollars, and the same week last year at 284516 dollars.
Grain Inspections Report Winnipeg Wheat Contracts Decline
Winnipeg reports Wednesday grain inspections show total wheat cars at 108 with 52 contract grades, down from 628 year ago. Coarse grains reached 104 cars versus 226 last year, reflecting a sharp drop in demand and prices for the period.
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Winnipeg
No Developments At the Mines Until After Elections
Voting remains active in Nova Scotia coal fields as elections approach. A British Empire Steel Corp house at Glace Bay was demolished this morning. Tomorrow an inquiry into William Davis’s death during the miner-company police clash on June Lith is set to begin, ordered by the Attorney General. A rumor of a raid on the Glace Bay steel plant prompted police patrols, but the report proved unfounded.
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Sydney
N. S
Nova Scotia
British Empire Steel Corporation
Glace Bay
William Davis
Ghtce
Bay
Rural credits bill may be withdrawn by government
Ottawa reports the governments rural credits bill for long term provincial credit to farmers faces criticism as inadequate for launching the scheme. Debate runs about ninety minutes with mixed reception and a suggestion to rise and report progress. The same session includes Senate approval of amended Grain Bill, now moving to Commons.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Senate
Commons
Medicine Hat Shipping Report to Saskatoon Arrival
After traveling all night on the South Saskatchewan river the 20 foot motor launch carrying Hy CG Yuill G M Johnston and Ly N Laldiaw businessmen of Medicine Hat arrived in Saskatoon on Wednesday. The trip from Medicine Hat was completed without mishap though sand bars caused only minor difficulties.
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Saskatoon
South Saskatchewan
Outlank
Medicine
Hat
CG. Yuill
G. M. Johnston
Ly N Laldiaw
Busi
Ness
Drumheller Strike Takes a More Serious Turn
At Drumheller the A B C mine resumed operations and strikers blocked workers. Two men were injured as pickets rushed the boiler house, one hit in the face and blood flowing. a fore head wound. stones and insults at rail crossings. Police were posted. mine owners expect a quick return to work.
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Drumheller
A. B.C
Bob Brownell
A.D Co
Thomas Halliday
Veterans in Canada unite under British Legion plan
Ottawa June 25 A Great War Veterans association convention approved forming the British Legion in Canada to unite ex service men. It would absorb assets near 8 million dollars and about 80 000 members, with Field Marshal Haig to oversee the transition and preserve G W V A ideals during unity.
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Ottawa
British Legion
Canada
Great War Veterans’ Association
Bari Haig
France
Greece in turmoil as fleet joins revolution
From Athens to Salonika reports Greece faces a broad revolution. A military government is formed under General Pangelos and has seized civil and military institutions. The Greek fleet under Admiral Hadjikirianous has joined the uprising, with a revolutionary proclamation and press censorship established.
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London
Athens
Michalakopoulo
Paris
Salonika
Greece
Michalakopoulos
Pangelos
Doe
Hadjikirianous
Amundsen Sets Course From Spitzbergen for Oslo
Oslo despatch reports Captain Roald Amundsen sailed from Spitzbergen aboard a collier with the N-25 and gear. He is due in Oslo on July 1. A fall publication will recount the expedition and likely be translated into several languages.
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London
Oslo
Morning Post
Roald “Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Bourne Arrest After Chase Over Park Avenue Alleged Punch
Arthur K. Bourne Jr., 21, heir to Commodore Bourne’s $40 million estate, was arrested after a chase through Park Avenue in New York when his wife accused him of punching her nose. Caught by police in a car at night, he denied guilt and faced a hearing the next day as Mrs. Bourne fainted during proceedings. A CN R train collision near Orient Bay killed a bull moose and halted service to remove the carcass.
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New York
Arthur K. Bourne, Jr
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne
Park Avenue
Bourne
C.N.R
Port Arthur
Orient Bay
Senate Conference Ordered On Home Bank Bill Amendments
The Senate agreed to a conference with the House of Commons over amendments to the Home Bank Bill. Six senators were named as the upper house representatives: Sir James Lougheed, Sir George Foster, Gi. Allen Aylesworth, G. G. Foster, Buque, and Black. Short note indicates continuation on page six.
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Ottawa
Senate
Commons
James ‘Lougheed
George Foster
Allen Aylesworth
G. G. Foster Buque and Black
House
Home Bank
Short
Wheat market dull as July and October futures fall in Winnipeg
Trading in Winnipeg was dull with several sharp declines in wheat futures. July closed 15-8 lower at 1 641 4, October 27-8 down at 1 877 8, while cash wheat showed a late spark of life as exporters and millers showed limited interest amid bearish sentiment and weak overseas demand.
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Winnipeg
Railways Merge Plan Backed by Senate Committee
Ottawa reports the Senate Railway Committee favors combining Canadian National and Canadian Pacific under a 10 member board with five named by CP and five by government. A capex recapitalization and guaranteed dividends are proposed, with surplus earnings split post-dividend. Also notes Kaslo crop prospects and the death of Lieut. Col. George Stewart Strathy, D.S.C.
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Ottawa
Senate On Railways
Ayhich Mada
Canadian Pacific Raiway
Hali
Canadian National Rails
C.P. R. Bo
Pacific
P. Ro
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Hong Kong
Shameen
Shameer
Kindpasley
Hilton Philipson
House of Commons
Berwick
Mabel Russell
Walter Degon
Medicine Hat Shipping Report
Gc.w.v.a
Sinc
Legion of
Earl Kiig
G.W.V.A
Adjustment Bureau of Veterans
Amundsen Ofe
Rich
BANK
Jas
Chicago
Seaboard
Kootenaian
Kaslo
Gorge Stewart Strathy
D.S.C
Toronto
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