Homer Cummings Champions League of Nations Covenant Policy
In San Francisco on June 28 Homer Cummings peaklined the League of Nations covenant as the world’s “Xionrce Doctrine,” urging U S endorsement of the peace treaty without reservations. He quoted the US as having votes in the council and argued Canada and other nations should have voice in the assembly. He said the executive council governs and emphasized US influence in the league and greater global consultation. He also noted support for Canada and New Zealand and urged broad participation. A second note discussed plans to back Democratic bonus legislation via the American Legion four-way plan including paid-up insurance and training aid. Weather and regional forecasts followed with mixed conditions across western Canada.
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San Francisco
Homer Cronmings
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Canada
League Assembly
International Assembly
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Executive Council
Assembly
League
Council
France
Italy
Japan
Cuba
Haiti
Liberia
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
Guatemala
South America
Democratic Party
St Wig
American Legion
Hat Centre of the Most Fertile District in Western Canada
Mr. Oxley reports from the front of BOC that the kanagan Arrow and Kootenay regions show strong garden and vegetable production. He touts Medicine Hat as the centre of the most fertile area in Western Canada and notes British Columbia apple crops may lag behind last year.
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Mr. Oxley
BOC
Kanagan
Arrow
Judge Sir Adolphe Routhier Passes Away at St Irene
Quebec June 28 Sir Adolphe Routhier judge of the vice admiralty court and noted jurist died last night at St Irene les Bains aged 87 Born at St Placido May 8 1839 He authored ¢ Canada and was a prominent figure in legal circles
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Adolphe Routhier
Vice Admiralty Court
Quebec
Sir Adolphe Routhier
Canada
St. Irene Les Bains
Adolphe Routhler
St. Placido
Writ Against Toronto Grocers Over Sugar Deliveries
United Farmers of Ontario has issued a writ against Medland Brothers, Toronto wholesale grocers, for damages due to failure to deliver thirteen carloads of sugar to the United Farmers Cooperative Co. at the contract price of $10.50 per hundred. The writ has been served.
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Toronto
United Farmers of Ontario
Medland Brothers
Wholesale Grocers of
United Farmers Cooperative Co
Edinburgh Tentatively Picked for Rotary Convention 1921
Atlantic City reports that Edinburgh Scotland was tentatively chosen as the site for the 1921 Rotary convention. Chealay Phorry was elected international secretary general and appointed editor and business manager of The Rotarian, the association's official organ.
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Atlantic City
Edinburgh
Scotland
International Association of Rotary
Chealay Phorry
the Rotarian
Rotary Clubs
New Travel Script System To Offer Free Travel Here
Mr. N C Cameron of The Travel Script System of Canada visited the city for two days last week to arrange partnerships with local businesses. The plan awards one mile of travel per dollar cash purchase, with more miles for higher spending, and claims copyright protection. An advertising campaign will detail where to obtain the free travel.
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N.C. Cameron
Canada
Train collision injures three near White Rock station
Three southbound Great Northern passengers were slightly hurt when their train collided with a northbound Shriners’ special at White Rock station near the international boundary. Both engines were derailed but no one aboard the Shriners’ special was injured.
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Shriner
Smasie
Vancouver
B. C
Great Northern
Shriners
White Rock
International Boundary
Rotary Conventioneers Highlight Canada In Atlantic City
District Governor John Davies reports a record convention with 7000 Rotarians in Atlantic City. Estes Snedecor named International President, Crawford McCullough first VP, Ray Baines second VP, Robert Timmons third. Charlie Rainbow notes 30 from the 19th district and Canada honors. Next gathering may be Edinburgh.
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John FE. Davies
Estes (Pete) Snedecor
Crawford C. McCullough
Ray Baines
Robert Timmons
Charles W. Rainbow
Medicine Hat
McKinnon
Halifax
Taylor Statten
Toronto
Edinburgh
Canada
Witch
International Rotary
Canadaeen
International Board
the Rey
Esha Pidgeon
Winnipeg
Encouraging Crop Prospects Reported Across Medicite Hat District
Very encouraging trap reports come from Hatton and Walsh as crops at Seven Persons to Ovion show promising prospects. Splendid wheat, oats, flax, barley, and alfalfa samples from Mr. Robert Thorpe’s Rapid Nar cons farm are on display at the board of trade office. Wheat stands about 18 inches high, oats 20 inches, barley and flax tall. Dr. and Mrs. McIntyre from St. John, Wash., toured land near Rapid Narrows, noting 2000 acres bought last winter with 400 acres sown to wheat and oats for Mr. Ratliff, and reports of an excellent crop effort.
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Medicite Hat
Hatton
Walsh
Robert Thorpe
Board of Trade Office
Thorpe
Rapid Narrows
Jack McChire
Happy Hollow Valley
F. S. Hatlier
McIntyre
News Want Ads Scan Attract Thousands Of Readers
Want ads fill scanned halls as readers crowd to browse listings. Advertisers seek visibility and units move quickly amid lively marketplace activity.
Woodsworth Sees Britain Ahead of Canada in Industrial Law
Mr J S Woodsworth spoke at two Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council meetings pressing reform and appealing for support for Winnipeg strike leaders. He argued Britain led in industrial legislation, compared eras of labor struggle, and warned of growing socialist and workers demands amid shifting political alignment.
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Britain
Canada
Woodsworth
Trades and Labor Council
J. S. Woodsworth
Winnipeg
Privy Council
Dreamland Theatre
J. T. Cuyler
Afr. Cuyler
Ontario
Robert Gourly
J. J. Brooks
F. B. Blackshaw
Saving
Winnipeg Strikers’ Defence Committee
Great Britain
Medicine Hat Hosts Two Day Race Meet August Four to Six
The Agricultural Society speeds up plans for Medicine Hat races with a 2500 dollar purse across two days. Admission aims to be affordable and events include 240 pace 225 trot, open runs, Medicine Hat News Sweepstakes, and Canadian championship Cowboy events.
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the Agricultural Society
Medicine Hat
Ancona Riots Amid Labor Unrest Reported in Despatch
Rioting erupts around Ancona labor bureau with anarchists clashing with Carabineers. Three killed, barricades built, stores looted, reinforcements brought in as order is restored. Other Italian cities Pisa and Brescia report clashes with police and several casualties.
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Roe
Ancona
Labor Bureau
Igs
Carabineers
Pisa
Maly
Brescia
Rezauto
Kilen
Riots in Hamburg Leave Dozens Wounded and Dead
London reports two killed and eighty wounded in Hamburg food riots. Despatches say many shops were looted, a state of siege was declared, four individuals were arrested, and order was restored.
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London
Hamburg
Berlin
Despateh
Woodsworth to Speak at City Hall on Producers and Parasites
J S Woodsworth of Winnipeg will address the Winnipeg audience at City Hall tonight in the council chamber on Producers and Parasites Hector Lang will chair the meeting An open date was offered to extend the tour after a positive reception at last night’s event
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City Hall
Woodsworth
Winnipeg
Hector Lang
Lecture on Public Health to Morrow Week
Dr. J. G. Witsgerald, advisor on public health to the Canadian Red Cross, will speak at a public meeting in city hall at 9 o'clock on Tuesday evening next week. Acting Mayor Huckvale received the notice by telephone from Mrs. C. B. Waugen, Alberta Red Cross vice president and secretary. Dr. Fitzgerald teaches hygiene at the University of Toronto and serves on Canada's Public Health Council.
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J. G. Witsgerald
Canadian Red Cross Society
Huckvale
C. B. Waugen
Alberta
The
Red Cross Society
Fitzgerald
University of Toronto
Public Health Council For Canada
Ira Triplett Manages Dixon Horses for Summer Range Move
Ira Triplett leads John Dixon’s band of over six hundred horses wintering north of Brooks. The herd will be taken to the summer range at Maple Creek.
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Ira
John Dixon
Brooks
Maple Creek
New Government Formed in Hungary After Resignation
Vienna reports the Oni party ministry has resigned. Count Alberta Aponyl, the former premier, is named head of a new coalition government after telephonic dispatches from Budapest.
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Vienna
Budapest
Alberta
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