Bryan Seeks Fight Over Platform At Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 26. William J Bryan, defeated in yesterday's convention, signals another clash on the floor to control the platform and possibly the presidential nomination. He faces pressure from supporters to frame the platform while remaining unsure who the nominee will be.
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City Teamster Overcome by Heat Dies in Medicine Hat
Andrew Wendland a city teamster died at 11 PM after a day of illness and heat. A German resident two years in Medicine Hat he left a wife and eight children aged up to 15. He fell unconscious in the stable and never regained consciousness despite medical aid. Previous home was Josephburg Alberta where relatives live.
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Ambulance Demonstration by C P R Team at Nest Platform Attended
A practical ambulance drill by C P R balance team J Burl ton J W Watkin E G Allan A Gale and FP H Unwin on the Nest platform under instructor PL B Ashbridge showed rapid stowage and removal of an injured mock patient within five minutes. Ashbridge praised the team’s swift proficiency and urged railway staff to join to improve on site life saving.
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Solicitor General Lehman Resigns Amid Succession Talk
Washington June 26 Frederick W Lehman Solicitor General has placed his resignation in President Tafts hands While not yet formally accepted his successor appears chosen Wm Marshall Bullitt of Louisville is reported under consideration and may have been offered the post Officials differ on timing of the resignation still to be decided
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Travers asks to save his parachute and beard in plea
W R Travers once general manager of the Farmers Bank seeks delay and another concession in Kingston penitentiary case. He desires his hair and moustache be preserved until Beattie Nesbitt case is finally disposed of and Justice Minister replies with a terse statement.
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Suffragettes jailed for two months for storming St Stephen's Hall
Suffragettes who smashed door panels while trying to enter the House of Commons were sentenced today by the police magistrate to two months' imprisonment each.
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Coupon for photo reproduction of famous painting
Wednesday June 26 coupon from the Yally News entitles the holder to a photo gramme reproduction of The Ci gale. Present coupons and money at the News office after Monday June 24. The picture cannot be mailed.
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McKenzie Reveals 1912 CN Railway Construction Plans
President Wmn. McKenzie of the Canadian Northern Railway announced a 1912 program including 500 miles of new track in Alberta and 1300 miles of branch line work toward Peace River Landing.
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Two More Victims Identified In Eagle Park Dock Disaster
Two St Catherine women, Mrs. John Gallagher and her daughter Mrs. Edward Westphal, died in the sinking of the Eagle Park dock on the Niagara River at Grand Island. Their bodies were recovered.
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China Names Counter Proposal in Loan Talks
Pekin reports international bankers from the United States Great Britain France Germany Russia and Japan seek a $600000000 loan with supervision. China refuses supervision and salt monopoly scheme while presenting a counter proposal for a monthly advance of 4500000 dollars in taels until October and a liquidation loan of 50000.
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North Carolina Bankers Meet in Morehead City
North Carolina Bankers Association holds its annual convention in Morehead City with sessions through Thursday and Friday. Noted financiers will address a banquet featuring speakers from several states including J. C. Braswell of Rocky Mount W. A. Hunt of Hendersonville Col J Fr Bruton of Wilson and I W Shaffner of Winston-Salem.
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Winnipeg and American Wheat and Oats Market Report
Winnipeg and Minneapolis and Chicago markets list grain futures and cash prices for Wheat Oats Flax and Barley with new and old crop quotes in June markets. Prices show July wheat around 1.10 or 1.12 with various futures and cash bids across regions.
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Big shake up in Ontario's cabinet
The World and Dispatch report a major cabinet shakeup in Ontario. W. J. Hanna may resign as provincial treasurer to become chairman of the Dominion Railway Board. I. B. Lucas expected to become provincial secretary. J. J. Foy and J. B. Lucas named in discussions. others unnamed.
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Bryan's Fighting Speech at Democratic Convention
At the Baltimore Democratic convention Bryan briefly sought the temporary chairmanship, nominating Senator Warner of Indiana and attacking Parker. Kern urged harmony, Parker stayed in the race though, and Bryan returned to the platform to accept the nomination. The vote for temporary chairman: Parker 579, Bryan 500, One ofman 42.
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New Home of Union Bank to Rise at 4th Ave and Toronto
Chion Bank officials invite bids for a stone and brick building on an ideal site at 4th Avenue and Toronto Street. The ground floor will house the banking hall, the first floor offices to rent, and the top floor bedrooms. Architect is Mr. W W Williams.
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