League of Nations Covenant Championed as World Monroe Doctrine
In San Francisco on June 28 temporary Democratic Convention chair Loner Cumming s calls the League covenant the Monroe Doctrine of the world and urges U S endorsement of both the peace treaty and the league without reservations. He supports Canada’s voting in the league assembly and argues for broader voting rights for nations allied with the United States. Service men at the convention finalize plans to secure endorsement for the veterans bonus program through the American Legion four point plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Canada
League Assembly
U.S.A
Cuba
Haiti
Liberia
British Empire
San Francisco
League of Nations
Loner Cinnings
Democratic National Convention
United States Senate
United States
International Assembly
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Tranil
Panaing
Nivarapyua
Hionduras
Guatenatu
South America
Camelia
New Zeahime
Democratic Party
American Legion
Illegal Wearing of Military Badge Prohibited
In the House of Commons debate, Vancouver South MP Cooper asked what steps prevent unauthorized use of military badges. Hon. Hugh Guthrie noted the prior order-in-council prohibited such wear with penalties, but those penalties lapsed with the War Measure Act. Amendments to the criminal code will set new penalties once assented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Guthrie
Rotary International Convention in Atlantis City
Wire reports from the Rotary gathering note 7,000 Rotarians attended. Sister CMetey Snedecor elected International President with Dr Crawford Ae Curlaugh as Vice President and Ray Baines as Second Vice President. Delegates praised the convention, with McKinnon and Paylor Statten as principal speakers. Next convention rumored to be in Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireiet
Jol’ i Davies
Conferenc Picat
Hat Ordian
Cmetey Snedecor
Dr Crawford
Ae Curlaugh Sitet
Ray Baines
Robert Thames
Charles’ Wo Uvinmbow
Medicine Hat Rotary Club
Vooe
CAO
Offrou
Miccriot
Canada
McKinnon
Dladitaxs
Paylor Statten
Toronto
Edinburgh
International Rotary
International
Ive Pidgeon
Winnipes Way
Poverning Board
Dublin Municipal Employees Strike Shuts City Services
Dublin municipal offices public libraries and technical schools closed as municipal employes strike for higher salaries. London Times dispatch notes the action began in Dublin and affects city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terlinsen
London
Dublin
London Times
Enormous growth in illicit stills across provinces noted
Ottawa reports in senate that prohibition led to a sharp rise in illegal liquor stills. Sir James Lougheed cites increases from near zero to hundreds in Ontario and other provinces, with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia showing substantial gains and Quebec rising as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Senate
James Lougheed
Ottario
Totus -Noval Scotia
Edward Tspead
Minnitaba
Alberts Nene
Sachrtebewan
Famine Riots Turn Deadly in Ulm and Ravensburgh
Seventeen people were killed in Ulm and five in Ravensburgh as famine riots erupted into pitched street battles. A large number of others were wounded amid chaotic clashes, according to a dispatch from the German frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne
Jane
Ulm
Germany
Ravensbourgh
Wieeh
Deepateh
Indictment Charges Murphy With Conspiracy to Defraud
New York June 2. Indictments accuse Charles F. Murphy leader of Tammany Hall and five others of conspiring to defraud the U S by false income tax returns and menacing Louis Hartog a wealthy manufacturer. Bail set at 1000 each.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Francisco
Murphy
James FE. Smith
Police
John A McCarthy
John Murphy
Tammany
Arthur J. Baldwin
Fernest Walden
Corn Products Company
Murphy i
Tfarfes
Tannany
Atter
Gli Cage O
Hartog
Hallog
Sena Forth
Murphy, Doone
Flattop
Murphy Liter
Rurthers
Kartog
Thas
Sompany
Kartoge
Corn Progrets Company
Baldwin
Cora Prodeuets
Enfersien Dirfer
Miavley
Smith
Lartog Albescd Smith
Bit Og Foeres Hin
Out Smith Elaings Hie
Plarfog
Thortog
Federal
Cote
Wallog
Elsou
Murphy and Large
Jaytog
North Wensington Tehtope Company
Alprphy
Hirtog
Ce Allege
Sis
Mie
Fortileadines
San Prancisco
Charles Mirphy
Tamisany Hall
Covernor
Alfred Smith
Sonia Thirtoe
Re. Sapa IL
Othe Paunany Toader
Dlartag
Hat Centre of the Most Fertile Area in Western Canada
Mr Oxley returns from tours in the Okanagan Arrow and Kootenay areas and reports Medicine Hat as the most advanced region for produce and vegetables west of the Okanagan. He praises Medicine Hat as a center of fertility and the western fertile district, noting local apple crops may near or exceed last year.
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Oxley
Okanagan
Arrow
Crerar Opposes Increase in Indemnities in 2000 Session
Ottawa report notes Ton T. Al Crerar, leader of the national progressives, opposes increasing the sessional indemnity under current conditions. Crerar was absent when the question was raised in the house last night by Mr Jo Sirbant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ton
T. al Crerar
National Progressives
Ungdafton
Crerar
Sirbant
Issue Writ Against Toronto Grocers
Writ issued against Toronto grocers following a contract dispute as authorities pursue remedies. The notice references legal action, contract price terms, and ongoing court procedures with filings in the Toronto area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Grocers
Edmonton Board Delays Decision On Rail Rate Hikes
Edmonton hearings form a battleground over higher passenger and freight rates for the Wunnegab and British Columbia Railway and others across Canada. Frank Ford argues losses from rolling stock practices and railbed faults, while the Board extends timelines and requests detailed financial figures and bond interest histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Edmonton, Wunnegab
British Columbia
Candi
Frank Ford
Board of Railway Commissioners
Alex Ford
MelLean
Otttawa
Efrest
Rage Meet Arranged for Medicine Hat August 6
A two day horse racing program was prepared by the Agricultural Society for Medicine Hat and district. Events include purses from 75 to 500 dollars, races such as pace trot and open runs, with entries closing on race day. The program lists many heats and special events including the Medicine Hat Derby and Cowboy Relay races.
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Agricultural Society
Medicine Hat
Swing Foodert
Angitat
Sternoon
Anguett
Western
Bea
Nestion
Haonardson
Ida
Vancouver
Western Canada
Regina
Swift Current
Mas
Wis
Capt
Pingle
Messi
Woc Drake
Cousins
AL ON
Veredi
AO Heleher
Won Kellyne
W. Cwailes
Misher
AL BL Lepage
Alan Mcareror
J. W. Mcfae
Ald
A. P Butus
Precident
Wo Hays
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Brandon
Riots in Italy Contain Ancona Disturbances Reach Pisa and Brescia
Despatches report anarchists around Ancona clashing with police at labor lines. three killed, grenades used, barracks attacked, women among fighters. Pisa barricades formed, looting noted. two rioters killed and many arrests. Brescia clashes leave a policeman dead and other casualties.
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Rome
Ancona
Carabineers
Pisa
Italy
Igters
Brescia
Rergato
Peticeaman
Medicine Hat to Host August Race Meet with 1000 Guarantee
Agriculture Society directors approve a August race meet in Medicine Hat and create a guaranteed fund of 1000 dollars. The event targets Western Canada Circuit horses with plans for extensive advertising and special railway rates to attract visitors.
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Agric. Society
Encouraging Grains Reported Across Medicine Hat District
Crop reports from Medicine Hat district show strong prospects. Hatton area, Seven Persons to Orion, and Rapid Narrows report good yields in wheat oats barley and flax with notable samples on display at the board of trade. Local figures cite high wheat heights and healthy acreage while residents expect a banner season despite some scattered issues.
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Splendid
Board of Trade
Medicine Hay
Hatton Ccd
Orion
Robert Thorpe
Rapid Narrows
Board of Trade Office
Thorpe
Duck McCabe
Happy Hallow Valley
KS Ratliff
McIntyre
St. John, Wark
Routhier Jurist and Author Dies in Quebec
Sir Adolphe Routhier, noted jurist and author of O Canada and vice admiralty judge, died last night at his home in St. Trene les Bains. He was 91, born May 4, 1829 in St. Placide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Routhier
Vice Admiralty Court
Quebec
Comet
Canada
Bis
St. Trene Les Bains
Adolphe Trouthier
St. Placide
Marriage Notice for Miss Helen Tatt to Frederick Manning
New Haven June 19 announcement that Miss Helen Tatt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Howard Tatt will marry Frederick J Manning at Murray Bay Canada on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Helen Tatt
Willem Howard Tatt
Frederick J. Manning
Murray Bay
Canada
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Homer Cummings
League OF Nations Covenant
Monroe Doctr
GLAG
Atlantis City
McCullough
Medicine Hat Club
Elw
Tammany Chief
Saya Mirtog
Dukee of Westiingter
Amilionaires
Gan
West
Mr. B. Oxley
Crebar
OS FL
Poaronia
Ile Laived
Parma
Chippen
Staftemaat
Interet
Hase Thios
Ghy
Ati Gt
CVR
Niin
Macleod
Medcine Hat
Crow
GRUP
Mess Tary
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