Warned To Restore Order In Ireland
London reports Britain warned the Irish provisional government to restore order or face action. Dublin issues a manifesto denouncing outrages and boycotts, inviting citizen cooperation to maintain peace. Commandant Henderson, linked to Belfast boycott, is arrested and jailed at Mountjoy. Four Courts irregulars kidnap Lieut Gen O Connor as hostage for their comrades.
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London Evening News
Henderson
O'Connor
London
Evening News Today
Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Mountjoy
Four Courts
Beggars Bush
Drogheda
Suspected Liquor Investigator Tarred at St Walburg
Prince Albert Sask June 27 Information from police headquarters says Fred Burk a man believed to be an investigator for the Saskatchewan Liquor Commission was tarred and feathered by a masked gang at St Walburg on Sunday. Burk is not employed by the Commission and it is alleged he was conducting independent investigations. The report mentions arrests likely to follow.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Fred Burk
Saskatchewan Liquor Commission
St. Walburg
R. E. A. Leach
Burk
Tar Gang
Hamburg disturbances after Rathenau assassination
Reports from Berlin describe one dead and ten wounded as big Hamburg demonstrations turned violent after the Rathenau assassination. Police were said to be at strategic points and ordered to shoot loiterers. Chancellor Wirth took temporary foreign affairs control.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Classified ads claim fastest salesmen in the world
In a brief note the 4H club promotes swift sales through classified advertising, touting its effectiveness as a quick selling method.
Prohibition Favoured Over Government Liquor Control
Premier Drury of Ontario, returning from British Columbia, stated that straight prohibition is better than government control of liquor. He praised Ontario’s temperance measure as more effective and reform minded, expressing greater satisfaction with prohibition overall.
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Toronto
Ontario
Drury
British Columbia
Canada
Lethbridge Mail Plane Wrecked in Minot Test Flight
The Lethbridge mail plane piloted by Fitzsimmons and Palmer was wrecked in Minot North Dakota to avoid striking a car with a woman and children during a test flight. No injuries were reported. The aircraft is being stripped and returned to Lethbridge. This followed prior delays from a leaky pipe and a delaying storm.
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Lethbridge
Minot
North Dakota
Fitzsimmons
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Delorme Declared Mentally Twelve Years Old by Defense
In Montreal on June 27 the defense alienist Dr Gaston de Pellefeuille testified that Adelard Delorme has the mental development of a 12 year old and minds no more advanced than a boy of that age. The testimony is part of the hearing to determine his fitness to stand trial for murder of his half brother Raoul.
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Montreal
Adelard Delorme
Gaston de Pellefeuille
Raoul
Governor General Lord Byng to visit Medicine Hat Thursday
Medicine Hat will host Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Byng on June 29 with a morning train arrival and a luncheon at the Great War Veterans Club Rooms. The program includes park reception, industry visits, and two Byngs versus Lethbridge Bronks baseball games.
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Riverside Park
G.W.V.A
Assiniboia Hotel
Lethbridge Bronks
Medicine Hat Byngs
Medicine Hat
Lady Byng
Lord Byng
Great War Veterans Club
Visit Industries
1.C.D.E
Assiniboia
J. A. Carbett
1St Street
1.C.C.E
Byng Baseball Club
Alberta
Lethbridge
Chamber of Commerce
Monarch Drug Store
Dominion Bank
Grasshopper Campaign Sees Citizens Rally To Fight Infestation
Citizens volunteer for the war on hoppers as 22 cars worked districts from Irvine road to Finn's Lake. Prof. Strickland reports many dead hoppers after baiting, with 220 dead near a mustard stalk. He warns districts must be revisited and cars keep close, praising Mr. Murphy and local committees for the campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
Irvine Road
Manghberries
Dunmore Road
Finn’s Lake District
E. Heald's
E. H. Strickland
University of Alberta
Murphy
Strickland
Well Breaks Loose Again At Many Island Lake
The Medicine Hat Development Company well at Many Island Lake blew off with tremendous pressure over the weekend. Gas escape screeched awake bunkhouse workers as the line to the cook shanty split and the valve was torn away. Stones fell from the distance of 1000 feet, signaling a large oil pool nearby. Completion of rig shipments from Rawlins Wyoming arrived, weighing 68 000 pounds, to be assembled for immediate drilling. Geologist Roy Lebkicker and C R Garvai, president of the Leaseholders Development Company, search for a drilling site in the district.
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Medicine Hat Development Company
Many Island Lake
Cook Shanty
Community Oil Wells Limited
Rawlins
Wyo
Roy Lebkicker
C. R. Garvai
Many Island Lake District
Larkin denies resignation as Canadian high commissioner
London reports Hon. P. C. Larkin dismisses rumors of resignation as Canadian high commissioner. Ottawa dispatches say he reportedly hinted to Premier Mackenzie King of stepping down within months. In other news the Dominion government will pay 32000 dollars to Canadian Pacific Railway for a False Creek bridge span removal to aid vessel movement.
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London
Can. Press
P. C. Larkin
Ottawa
Larkin
Mackenzie King
Canada
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
False Creek
B. C
No General Election This Year Prime Minister Announces
In Ottawa the prime minister told the house parliament will reconvene in January and the redistribution bill will be introduced early in the next session with no general election in the interim.
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Mtawa
Can
Dunnary
Deadlock Over Canadian Temperance Act Revisions
Ottawa June 27 The House of Commons rejects Senate amendments to the Canada Temperance Act bill, blocking a clause making liquor import into British Columbia a provincial monopoly. The Senate’s removal of that clause sparks impasse. Commons position to face the Senate again in discussion.
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House
Senate
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
British Columbia
Quebec
Commons
Freshet damage in New Brunswick pegged at least one million
The Fredericton Gleaner estimates freshet damage across New Brunswick last week at not less than one million dollars. Bridges highways railways and crops and farm lands suffered noted losses.
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N. B
Fredericton
N.B
New Brunswick
School Board Names New Staff For IX Grade And Elementary
At a school bond meeting the teachers and management committee recommended new hires for Grade IX classes including Christopher Riley for physical culture and IX subjects, Percy Riches for IX work at Elm Street or Connaught, Miss Field for IX at Elm Street or Connaught, and several candidates for elementary positions. Miss A Ryan resigns from Connaught and Miss A Currie receives one year leave from Alexandra.
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Christopher Riley
Percy Riches
Elm Street
Connaught School
Miss Field
Lottie Allen
New Glasgow
N.S
Mary McQuarrie
Sydney Mines
J. Middleton
Hamilton
Ont
Clara Wilson
Buffalo
Alto
Doris Hopper
Elphinstone
Man
Ryder Torjussen
Medicine Hat
Emes
G. Schurman
Amherst
A. Ryan
A. Currie
Alexandra School
Parliament Prorogued As Houses Prepare Closure
Ottawa June 27 Can. Press reports the prorogation of parliament fixed for 9 30 tonight. With the governor general absent Sir Louis Davies chief justice of Canada and deputy governor will grant royal assent to the bills and formally terminate the session.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
Louis Davies
Canadia
Paris Proposes Massive Germany Reparation Plan
Paris June 27 a sweeping reparations plan would have Germany reconstruct France and finance a Channel tunnel project using German labor and materials for twenty billion francs. Premier Poincare has submitted the plan to the reparations commission, and newspapers praise it as ensuring Germany cannot refuse payment while rebuilding railways telegraph lines canals and power plants in France.
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Paris
Germany
France
English Channel
M. le Trocquer
Poincare
Train Smash Near Berlin
Twenty six people died and many were injured in a railway accident just outside Berlin today. Thirty were seriously hurt and others received minor injuries. The crash occurred near Berlin with casualties reported from several trains.
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Berlin
U.S. Government to Mediate in Coal Strike
Washington reports the administration prepared to offer a compromise plan to end the deadlock between mine operators and workers. Federal officials indicate the plan aims to be acceptable to both sides and facilitate negotiations.
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U.S
Washington
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Rathenau
Paul Emil Pepin
St. Lawrence
Prem. Drury
Delorme
Dr. Bellefeuille
H. D. Merriield
Lord and Lady Byng
Hopper
Ife
Prof. Strickland
Mr. Murphy
Ciitizens
Nelson Bros
H. A. Lees
Dr. R. Blythe
Morton Fulton
H. A. Hunter
Ready
L. Metombs
E. A. Wheeler
B. Montgomery
Currie
FL. Crosby
Robert Hoag
Fred Collins
J. Collins
A. P. Burns
E. H W. Earl
W. E. Macalpine
Anderson Agency Ltd
T. M. Wilson
Billy Lauder
C. Fountaine
J. M. Taylor
J. A. King
J. W Delf
Th. A. Moore
Thos. Knight
Elmer Ellson
J. Fleming
G. A. Caldwell
Nelson
Ing
Parliament
Channel Tunnel
H. D. Merrifield
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