Pythians to Discontinue Name and Emblems Nationwide
Montgomery Alabama March 10. Negro Pythians of Alabama about fifteen to twenty thousand will discontinue the use of the Pythian name emblems banners and rituals. The decision comes from the Chancery Court of Montgomery upholding a bill filed last May by the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Alabama against the Knights of Pythias of Europe Asia Africa and North and South America.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Chancery Court of
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of
Knights of Pythias
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Correction on church territory transfer in district report
A correction clarifies that the Redcliff and Bowell territory remains under Presbyterian charge. The earlier statement that it would be taken over by the Methodist and Presbyterian joint committee is incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee of
Methodist and
Redcliff
Bowell
Berggren and Lovestone Are Wed in Medicine Hat Ceremony
In St John’s church Medicine Hat on March 7 1911 Rev J W Morrow united Mr G Berggren of Maple Creek and Miss Twuln Lovestone of Maple Creek in matrimony. Mr Geo N Wilson of Seven Persons was visiting in the city.
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St.John's Church
Medicine Hat
J. W. Morrow
G. Berggren
Maple Creek
Twuln Lovestone
Geo. N. Wilson
Trial of Neapolitan Camera gang opens in Vitorbo
The 41 members of the Neapolitan Camera, long terrorizing Italy, faced initial interrogation led by Cavallero Bianchi as prosecutors seek to uncover their political records and the gang’s alleged murders and robberies. The case may reveal details about the 1909 Palermo killing of American detective Lieut. Joseph Petrosina, sent from New York to gather intel on Italian criminals.
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Italy
Cavallero Bianchi
Joseph Petrosina
Palmero
New York
Police Department
Crow's Nest Coal Co reports record year and dividend
Elias Rogers presided at the annual meeting of Crow's Nest Coal Company yesterday. A dividend of one percent was declared, the third since last August, while the payroll totaled nearly 2,500,000 dollars and profits reached 334,000.28 dollars.
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Elias Rogers
Crows Nest Coal Company
Ladies' Aid buys two Main Street corner lots for 900 each
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Church buys two corner lots at Main and Seventh Avenue for 900 per lot. A. Krauss arranged the deal. The purchase is a private investment and the board may sell the old church property to fund a potential new edifice.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John’s Church
Main and
Seventh Avenue
A. Krauss
Ladies’ Aid
Sales Totals From Herald Subdivision Auction
F O Sissons lists property sales of about 28000 in the Herald subdivision yesterday and today. Purchasers include C S Pingle J E B Howson A P Burns and Dr Smith with 21000 Mac leod parties 4850 and eight local sales of eight lots in block 7 bringing in 1400 dollars.
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F. O. Sissons
Herald
Messrs
C.S. Pingle
J. EB. Howson
A. P. Burns
Dr. Smith
Mitchells sell Main Street home to brother for 15000
The Mitchells have sold their residence on Main Street to their brother Robert Mitchell. The sale price realized was $15,000.
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Mitchell
Main Street
Robert Mitchell
Gas City inquiry on new industries noted
Fragmentary text suggests a Gas City matter involving Redcliff and Glags City, discussing forthcoming industries and a real estate committee review. Details are unclear, but the note points to potential industry inflows and coordinated correspondence.
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Redcliff
Edmonton Teachers Refuse Western Move Despite Prospects
Toronto report notes J. McCaig Edmonton School Supt claims twenty percent of Edmonton female teachers married last year yet Toronto teachers refused offers to serve in the west. Despite attractive prospects none left the Queen City.
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Toronto
J. McCaig
Edmonton
Queen City
Canadian Northern Denies Howell to Get 5000 Wives
London reports the CN R immigration head Thomas Howell is not seeking 5000 wives for Western Canadian farmers. The railway requests AP to publish a strong denial, stating his mission is merely to obtain domestic servants for Canada.
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London
Canadian Northern Railway
Canadian Associated Press
Thomas’ Howell
C.N. R. Department of Immigration
Canada
Fire destroys residence in Coleridge amid high winds
At dawn a blaze in Coleridge west end totally destroyed a residence owned by Julius Meille. The home, occupied by a married couple sub-leased from Marche of Edmonton, had little salvage due to strong winds. Insurance on the building was 300 dollars with the Winnipeg based Peenagia Beatlpse Co. The fire threatened nearby buildings but wind direction helped limit damage.
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Coleridge
Julius Meille
Peenagia Beatlpse Co
Winnipeg
Marche
Grain Growers Debate Reciprocity Across Manitoba and Ontario
Carman Manitoba March 10 The Carman branch of the Grain Growers Association adopts a resolution condemning Manitoba legislature opposition to the reciprocity agreement and the Premier R O Roblin for misrepresenting the association. Brantford March 11 Liberal MP Lloyd Harris breaks with the Government over reciprocity triggering local discontent and potential resignations. Indian Head March 11 Grain Growers endorse the reciprocity scheme and call for stronger British ties and bigger farm implement reductions.
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Carman, Man
Carman
The
Grain Growers Association
Ing
Manitoba
R. O. Roblin
Brantford
Mar
Lloyd Harris
Brantford Grange
Harris
Mount Pleasant Grange
Indian Head, Mar
Indian Head
McGregor Rejects U S Annexation as Talk Sparks Embarrassment
In London Canadian J.D. McGregor, managing director of the Southern Alberta Land Company, dismisses U S annexation talk as a ploy to pressure tariffs. He says Canada would not seek annexation by the United States and comments on reciprocity Wheat and U S mills are discussed with caution about grain quality and market standards.
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Canada
McGregor
Mother
James D. McGregor
London
Southern Alberta Land Company
United States
Minneapolis
Socialist speaker outlines solution to world economic woes
M. O'Brien MP P of Rocky Mountain Alberta speaks at Medicine Hat Eagle Hall for the Socialists. He argues the working class shaped sociology, contrasts master and socialist classes, and criticizes capitalism. The audience reacts with applause. note continues on page two.
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M. O’brien
M.P.P
Rocky Mountain
Alberta
Eagle Hall
Medicine Hat
Twenty-year-old husband found guilty of abduction
The father of Barbara Mack testified in the case against William Callahan charged with abducting Mack's daughter against the father's wishes. The trial resumed at the city police court before Magistrate Kealy. Prosecution by W. A Begg. Maharfy appeared for Callahan. A Toronto jewellery case noted Licences for marriage unsigned by the licensee’s son.
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Barbara Mack
William Callahan
Mack
City Police Court
Kealy
W. A Begg
Maharfy
Callahan
A.M. Wright
Toronto Street
A. M. Wright
Death of Frank A. Mack Prominent Cypress Hills Rancher
Frank A. Mack died unexpectedly in New Richmond Wisconsin from heart trouble. A longtime rancher in the Cypress Hills country south of Irvine Alberta he is to be buried today in St George's cemetery Irvine after funeral in New Richmond. He leaves a young wife and child. Wyoming papers please copy.
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New Richmond
Wisconsin
Frank A. Mack
Cypress Hills
Irvine
Alberta
St. George's Cemetery
Wyoming
Wheat and flax prices for March to October report
The bulletin shows cash wheat by grade with monthly figures from 90 percent to 89 percent and flax pricing for No. 1 NW at 2.47 May 2.50 and July 2.40, plus oats No 2 CW at 30 and other grain values for Wibbipeg.
Tragedy in Snow Slide Near Kaslo Claims Life of Nelson Man
P G Johnston dies in a snow slide while crossing with George Banbury between Flint mine and Granite King near Kaslo yesterday afternoon. Banbury escapes, survives by leaping backward as avalanche passes, then assists in recovering the body and guiding it to Kaslo.
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Nelson
Mar
P.G. Johnston
George Banbury
Flint Mine
Granite King
Kaslo
Banbury
Taft urges southern youth to rise above partisanship in speech
In Atlanta Taft spoke at the Southern Commercial Congress urging young Southerners to take up today’s political issues from a broad liberal view and to avoid narrow sectionalism. He lamented Congress’ failure to ratify the Canada reciprocity agreement, which would abolish duties on many agricultural imports and create free trade in cereals vegetables fruits and live cattle between the U S and Canada.
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Atlanta
Taft
Southern Commercial Congress
Senate
House
Canada
Double Drowning Shocks Meadowvale Village
Brampton Ont March 11 Meadowvale a quiet village near this town mourns a double drowning that occurred yesterday afternoon as the River Credit rose rapidly threatening the dam above H A Browns flour mills Kenneth Brown and another man went to break the jam but only the horses returned home at six and no bodies have been found as searchers drag the pond today.
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Brampton
Ont
Meadowvale
Credit
H. A. Brown
Kenneth Brown
Bank teller overcomes masked bandit in Toronto raid
C B Weaver teller at the Bank of Toronto faced a masked man with a revolver who demanded surrender. Weaver wrestled the weapon away, fired three rounds after dropping to confront the robbers, and a companion attacker helped before the hold up men fled. A small safe was opened but nothing was taken.
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Wyoming
C. B. Weaver
Bank of Toronto
Weaver
Winnipeg Syndicate Buys 900000 Acres in Peace River
H P Carper of Winnipeg has closed deals for about 900000 acres in the Peace River district of British Columbia on behalf of an American and two Winnipeg syndicates. The transactions total five million dollars. One Winnipeg syndicate is led by Edward Brown who returned home today. A plan is arranged to place a contingent of American farmers on the land.
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Vancouver
Mar
Winnipeg
H. P. Carper
Peace River
British Columbia
Edward Brown
Vancouver church call accepted by Rev A J Prosser
The Rev A J Prosser has accepted a call to lead one of Vancouver's Baptist churches. He is reviewing his work there and plans to move in April according to the Daily News.
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A. J
Priests Aim to Raise 1.5 Million in Western Methodist Drive
Rev T H Egerton Shore and Rev Co E Manning plan a six week to two month tour from Toronto to Vancouver and major cities including Victoria Calgary Medicine Hat Regina Saskatoon and Moose Jaw to appeal to wealthy Methodist members for a fund of one and a half million dollars.
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Toronto
Mar
West
T. HE. Egerton Shore
Co. E. Manning
Vancouver
Victoria
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Regina
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Ten elected to College Senate at University of Alberta
Ballots from the Convocation of the University of Alberta Edmonton counted by Registrar C E Pace and two scrutineers. Among sixteen candidates the first ten were elected to the new college senate with Oliver Boyd M D C M of Medicine Hat noted as a leading figure.
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of Alberta
Edmonton
C. E. Pace
Oliver Boyd
M.D.C.M
Medicine
Hat
Mos
Collie
Ffth
Senate
James McCaig, M
Als
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Berggren—Lovestone
Vitorbo
Crow's Nest Coal CO
Anderta
J.D. MC Gregor
J. D. McGregor
Evening Standard
Mr. McGregor
ORLD
C. M. O’brien
Eagle’s Hall
Barbara
Holstein
Gros
Ventre
Fred Kasi
Kaslo, B.C
Lethbridge
Daily News
Slim Cattle Market
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