Carpenters Storm Council Over Underpayment Claim
At Tuesday’s session carpenters building temporary stables at the exhibition grounds pressed for fair wages. The Parks and Labor Council delegates argued for enforcement of the fair wage clause, while Aldermen debated proper rates and who qualified as carpenters. The matter was postponed to a parks board meeting with instruction to pay workers by eight tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perks Soard
Iry
Gelegete
Leber Coyne
Cornell
Ip “Gemand
Corvert
T and I. Coannell
Eald
J. Ethlehem
Bimpeen
Brown
Howe
Parks Board
Ald Brown
Charlie Forbes
Ald. Brown
Alf
Ald
Bammer
Kecehen
Pasene
Ald Keteben
Ald Keteben. Ald. Meflocktin
McClecktin
Ald. Billings
Ald Keri
Perks Beard
Ald Melocklin
Ald Mellocklin
Parks Beerd
W H Colclough Leaves Moose Jaw for Manitoba Circuit
W H Colclough, secretary of Zion church, will accept a charge in the Birtie district Manitoba and leave Moose Jaw in July. He has served since November with success, juggling pulpit duties and church finances while guiding youth. he recently married a Winnipesaukee contralto. The Zion congregation laments his departure but honors his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Methodist Conference
Birtie
Manitoba
Colelough
Moose Jaw
Rlelough
Zion Church
Colclowrh
Manitea
Colclough
Zion
City Tax Appeals Flood County Record
Yesterday marked the final day for appeals to the 1914 city assessment and W C Goodle filed a comprehensive challenge to the city wide levy. City treasurer Goudie also appealed Nos 1 to 63 877 and Nos 3 251 to 63 982 as too high while about 15 other individuals followed with similar grounds and one exception noted an alternate claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Goodle
Goudie
United States Vice Consul James Buckley Dies at 75
Ogdensburg New York June 23 United States vice consul at Prescott Ontario James Buckley died there on Sunday aged 75 years and left an estate of 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
James Buckley
United States
Prescott
Ont
City Council Forms Committees on Railway and Grand Trunk
The council set up a committee to oppose the highway to the east end and to press the Railway Commission tomorrow. Aldermen Dorrell Mackie Boyd and City Solicitor Wileghty to represent the city. A second committee will handle the Grand Trunk Pacific station and freight terminal and seek enforcement of a November order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie
Ald
Boyd
Cty
Wileaghty
Grand Trunk Pacific
Ald Dorrell
Grand Trunk
Railway Commission
Exhibition Grounds
Methodist Women and Missions Annual Saskatoon Meeting
The fifth annual Sas katchewan conference branch meeting of the Methodist Women's Missionary Society in Saskatoon featured president Mrs MM Bennett, Regina, and officers elected for the new year. Delegates from Moose Jaw, Regina, and Saskatoon reported on China and Japan work and mission activities. the year showed a $6,653 handling total with $512 more than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Te Methodist Womens Missionary Society
Saskatoon
John Bellamy
Mile Jaw
A W. Irwin
J. H. Laird
F. Ricketts
Zion
W P. McHat Mile
South
W.M.S
J. Raymond Willame
Third Avenue Methodiet Church
G. N Jackson
Winnipee
Grace Church
Mra J H Laird
Monse Jaw
China
Japan
Tasker
Regina
Bellamy
Monee Jaw
F. R. Chapman
Third Avenue Church
Elstow
Library of Missionary Literature
Moose Jaw South Hill
A. W. Irwin
Moose Jaw
MM. Bennett
Aa. ¥. York
Saskatoon: Second Vice-President. Mra. C. D. Stewart
F. G. Sporting
Saskatchewan Farmer Found Dying In Minneapolis
W J Pitzsimmons a wealthy Saskatchewan farmer was found dying in a room at the Nicolet hotel Minneapolis four hours after he entered Tuesday He died at City Hospital last night The death is being investigated His clothes held 512 in currency and four champagne cards with addresses including his mother Mrs B Fitesimmons of Albert Lea Minn his son and his sister Miss Lela Fitzsimmons A revolver lay by his side and a bullet had entered his head under the right temple with no motive evident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J Pitzsimmons
Netherill
Sask
Canada
Nicolet
City Hospital
Fitesimmons
Mra. B. Fitesimmons
Albert Lea
Mra .J. Parrell
Buchanan Street
Lela Fitzsimmons
Season record tied in mile race by equals and Hal Boy
The report notes Equal s season record for the half mile track and the mile time of 2 124 to 2 25 pace. Hal Boy matched the mile track record with a 3 12% time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berse
Hal Boy
Second Officer of Storstad Testsimony at Empress of Ireland Inquiry
Quebec June 22 The second officer Einar Reiberts of the Storstad testified as the government commission opened the second week of hearings. He described waking to the collision and said he aided in rescuing fifty people from the water on a lifeboat bound for the Empress of Ireland. Knute Tooder, a sailor on the collier, said the Empress lay to the Storstad’s port side and noted the engines had been put astern indicated by propeller vibration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Cer
Storetad
Einar Reiberts
Empress of Ireland
Reitbertz
Bia
Reithertz
Storstad
Lonty
Knute Tooder
Empress
Aew
Storstads
Caring for the Mine Dependents in Hillcrest
Hillcrest Alta June 27 relief committees formed to aid dependents of the 95 victims of last Friday's mine disaster. Search ongoing for remaining bodies in the shattered workings of Mine Number 2 at Hillcrest Collieries Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Alta
Aring
Hillcrest Colleries, Limited
Farm Women Working for Better Homes
In Manzanola on June 2 a report describes the International Congress of Women chaired by Mrs. Belle von Dorn Harbert. The global union with members in twenty eight nations aims to improve farm home conditions, ease farm women’s labor, brighten life, and secure social and material benefits. A world meeting is planned for San Francisco in September 1915 with attending farmer's wives and women farmers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzanola
Mia
Union
United States
International Congress of Women
Belle von Dorn Harbert
Congress
San Francisco
City Council Grants Authorized 465000 Loan
The city council approved a $465,000 loan with chief banker terms and a May maturity. Aldermen Celling and Kern objected to interest rates and the clause allowing a bank to pay 1 percent if bonds are sold to another firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers & Lendes
Oret Wiebed & Tf
Celling
Kern
Kelp
American rancher stakes claim in Canadian West
Swift Current reports W. T. Smith of Prusia owning 35,000 acres near town. He plans to bring 50,000 sheep from Montana, has 2,500 acres of alfalfa, and built Canada’s largest barn at 125 by 400 by 58 feet, housing 600,000 feet of lumber bought from Beaver Lumber. He estimates $250,000 spent so far on the project, with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Current
W. T. Smith
Prussia
Beaver Lumber Company
Smith
Winnipeg Stock Markets Steady Cattle Prices Mixed Hog Demand Firm
Winnipeg market notes June 22 show cattle steady with light offerings and unchanged prices while hogs rise on strong demand from east and south. Choice butcher steers bring 725 to 750 dollars, heifers 625 to 700, fat hogs 575 to 625, with limited activity in stockers and feeders. CPR livestock weekly totals include 178 cattle 1284 hogs and 2 sheep for week ending June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Wheat falls in Chicago after Kansas yield estimate
Wheat prices slid to the seventies after an official Kansas yield estimate of 199,000,000 bushels. Shorts dominated initial trading then selling pulled prices lower with July futures around 79 and another sell off as exporters reduced demand. Kansas Agriculture Secretary said state yields exceeded expectations. closes down about 1 to 1.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Northwest
Keneas
Winnipeg Stocks Fatal shooting shocks families
London reports Charles Wright son of Col Wright of Tillingeton Staffordshire returned from Canada was found shot through the head by his own gun. The death is treated as a likely suicide amid unsettled family matters and recent travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Wright
Col. Wright
Tillingeton
Staffordshire
Canada
White Wolf brigands burn and plunder missions in Peking
June 18 report from Lan Chow missionaries describes Kan ai White Wolf brigands burning several missions and forcing women to surrender. Native Christians aid refugees as governments troops fail to stop the bandits. A Standard Oil expedition remains trapped in Shen Si for weeks amid the devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Legation
Chinese Foreign Office
Standard Oil Company
Ofields
Eral
Shen Si
White Wolf
Vagrants Appearing Before Justice of the Peace at Pascoe
A visit by Corporal Passe and the constable led to several vagrants appearing before Justice Mureh after Mounted Price Court. All pleaded guilty to entering a car with intent and using freight for own purposes. They were fined with costs. some were remanded to service for further punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascoe
B.n.wm.p
Justice of the Peace
Mureh
Priice
Merram
Pasque
Sineren
Ace CP
Ome
City Council Report On Dr Feltas Revealed
From Wednesday's Daily the report on Dr Feltas angered Traire and Labor factions. A committee was formed to push a comprehensive vote. a writ of mandamus was sought to reveal the committee’s findings. The council vote was 10-10, with the president casting against disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peltas
Bern
Cnd
T and L
McAllister
Clark
Ford
Thirteenth annual meeting of the Woman Auxiliary opens
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Missionary Society to the church in Canada and to the diocese of Qu’Appelle opened this morning with prayers and roll call. Delegates from nearly fifty branches attend. speeches, reports, and a noon address followed, focusing on outreach, Dorcas work, and youth responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’ Auxiliary
The
Missionary Society
Canada
Qu'Appelle
TAL Holy Commission
J. Bh. Peverett
Pres'dent
Business Freerions
R. &. Gorden
Mine Gorden
Indian Head
Harding
Spencer Paxe
Jom Wood
Miserainy
Karp
Regina
Smith
Cupar
Stunt
Whitewood
Harrison
Poner
Mct‘urlough
F. Wells-Johnson
Toronto
Quebec
Calgary
Froeter Stivart
Mra Ti
Hill
Qu'Appelle Giecesan WA
Woote
Canon Hill
Mre. Renshaw
Moos Jaw
Wheat price fluctuations in Winnipeg and European markets
Wheat prices opened firm in Winnipeg with July and October futures down modestly amid favorable North American and European conditions. Cash wheat eased slightly while overall grain demand remained strong. European markets mostly higher aside from slight declines in Liverpool and Budapest as Chaplin Grenfell Co. wind up petition proceeds.
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Budapest
Antwerp
Winnipeg
Ste
Ma. B
Minneapolie
Chicago
Oss
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Rey
T. and L
Dbord
Ald. Simpson
Ald Simpson
Mer
Simpern
the Parks Board
W.H. Colclough
W. H. Colclough
U. & Vice Consul
Railway Board
Teo
Becina
Methodist Women and Missions
Mrs
Belle Harbert
Winnipeg Stock Markets
Empire Loan
G. W. Life
Atteeee
W. Perm
Nor
Crown
Nor. Trust
Union Bank
Winnipeg Land and Mort
B& Nor. Crown
Wee Ou
Nor. Crown
Eeeetense
Chao Tao
Yang Tee Kiang
L.will-Gensure City
Segret
DR. Feltas
Stendard
Tielegate McAlleter
Aime
ST. John's
Mre Harrison
Pease
Church
St. Chad's College
Dorcas
Archdeacon Johnson
W.A
St. John's Pariah
Winnipeg Wheat
Chaplin, Grenfell Co
Grm
Fiat
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