945 Scholars in the City Schools
A city school board meeting reviewed accounts with attached orders. 19 new students and 15 awaiting admittance, 160 pupils in an Agricultural Society prize contest, and praise for instructors. Plans urged for new 10 room school and immediate Cousins and Sissons Block project. Efforts discussed to hire teachers for technical and domestic science courses and to seek gas and telephone rate reductions. A board visit to inspect all rooms in every school is planned before June.
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Hay
James Wilson
Wm. Tu'pin
H. Morrow
Dr. Smyth
W. E. Hay
Agricultural Society
Mair
Sproule
Smythe
Elm Street
Victoria Avenue
Cousins and Sissons Block
Greare
Strike
Way
Canada
Wm. Turpin
Jas. Wilson
Napier
Murphy guilty of abduction in Manitoba case
Pete Murphy a Brandon moving picture theatre singer was found guilty of abducting Beatrice Manning a 16 year old girl on May 4. He was remanded until Saturday for sentencing after being arrested in Lethbridge and brought to Brandon. The judge discounted the girl’s account citing the same state room as inconsistent with the story.
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Brandon
Man
Pete Murphy
Moving Picture Theatre
Beatrice Manning
Murphy
Lethbridge
West
Rush of Building Continues For Medicine Int May
May statistics from Medicine International show a near thirty eight thousand dollar, 178 percent rise in building activity over last year, driven mostly by residential construction. Officials expect more permits by month end, potentially approaching April’s dramatic nine hundred fifty six percent surge.
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Medicine Int
Bullets and Ballots Mark California Presidential Primary
San Francisco May 14 The first California presidential primary for women yielded a heavy turnout. Roosevelt LaFollette and Taft campaigns clashed as nationally noted speakers visited, while Clark and Wilson dominated Democratic interest. The piece links today’s votes to California’s long history of political power and old city graft, noting vigilante-era memories and the centennial of a Mississippi act.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
la Folletta
Johnson
Beveridge
Indiana
Gifford Pinchott
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
Knox
Los Angeles
Champ’ Clark
Woodrow
Wilson
Golden State
James King
Sunday Times
King
Bulletin
Casey
Sing Sing
Board of Supervisors
San Fransisco
Mobile
Mississippi
American Booksellers’ Association
New York
National Fire, Protection Association
Chicago
Nevada
Cypress Club Honors Captain Parker at Retirement
Cypress Club in Medicine Hat entertained Captain William Parker of the Royal North West Mounted Police for his retirement after 38 years of service. The event praised his career, presented him a gold watch and gifts for Mrs Parker, and featured remarks by Dr J C Hargraves and a formal address signed by club members.
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Capt. Parker
R.N.W.M.P
Cypress Club
Parker
Force of
Frontier Guards
Medicine Hat
J. C. Hargrave
Battleford
Hargrave
William Parker
Royal North-West Mounted Police
Alta
Western
Canada
Mainteins
Police
Shoebotham
Moose
Providence
Captain Parker
Mounted Police
London
Ontario
Darrow to Face Trial To-morrow
Clarence Darrow, famed defense counsel, faces bribery and juror corruption charges in Los Angeles as he prepares to defend himself in tomorrow’s trial. The case involves accusations tied to the McNamara dynamite saga and juror influence with potential penalties up to 30 years and $10,000 fines.
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Clarence Darrow
J. Ham
United States
Illinois
Lincoln Steffens
Petti Brew
South Dakota
Chicago
Darrow
Clarence
Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
George N. Lockwood
Cyrus McNutt
Earl Rogers
McNutt
McNamara
Rogers
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Jaronne
McNamara Brothers
San Quentin
Dar- Tow
Dream Land Hosts Miss Grace V Bonner Tomorrow Night
Miss Grace V Bonner is slated to appear at Dream Land tomorrow night. The event invites attendees to enjoy a performance in a venue described as Dream Land with Bonner listed as the featured guest.
Carnival of Fun Opens With Rush at Hatterson Park
Hatters enjoy six days of amusement with a busy opening night at Park er's grounds. Crowds packed the venue from evening till 11 80 showing diverse acts and a noted feature Kemp's Model City. Shows praised for cleanliness and value.
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Carnival of Fun
Mecca For Hatters
Kemp
Richeson 10 Die Next Week in Boston Case
Clarence T. Richeson appears to endure awaiting execution set for next week for the murder of Avis Linnell. His counsel, Wm. A. Morse, leaves Charles Street jail after a morning visit and mentions insanity reports prepared for Governor Foss and Morse, with readiness expected before the regular council meeting Wednesday. Miss Grace Bonner at Dream Vand tomorrow might.
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Boston
Clarence T. Richeson
Wm. A. Morse
Charles Street
Avis Linnell
Fosse
Morse
New Trains June 2nd Through Medicine Hat
The Canadian Pacific Railway timetable expands service on June 2 adding two Calgary to Winnipeg trains with local runs through Medicine Hat. No 1 and No 2 will carry sleepers only between Winnipeg and Calgary with No coach service. Sleeper and local workings shift to Nos 61 and 62. detailed public timetables to follow.
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Calgary
Winnipeg
Medicine Hat
Weet
Winnipeg-Calgary
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Oshkosh
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