Nomination Sparks Intense Liberal Rally in The Pas
In The Pas, Liberal candidate William Carriere was absent due to election postponement as cheers roared at Slaney hall. No alternative standard-bearer emerged while 260+ attendees heard speeches in English, French, and Cree from speakers including W. H. South, O. Giromond, J. E. Rusk, Beaudry, Cuillerier, and Louis Marcellais.
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William Carriere
Slaney Hall
Liberal Party
W. H. South
Slaney
O. Giromond
J. E. Rusk
Messrs. Beaudry
Cuillerier
Louis Marcellais
Four Day Siege Ends With Zacatecas Fall
Zacatecas Mexico June 25 Fiercest fighting on both sides and heavy losses to Federal and Constitutionalist forces ended with the capture of Zacatecas by General Villa's troops after four days of battle. Villa led the attack in the van. Five of his staff were wounded. Constitutionalist officers suffered unusually heavy casualties including General Trinidad Rodriguez who was shot through the throat and not expected to live.
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Zacatecas
Mex
Villa
Central
Mexico
Trinidad Rodriguez
Massive Fire Destroys Five Factory Buildings in Salem
Special to The Pas Herald reports a fierce blaze in Salem Massachusetts on June 25 destroying five large leather industry buildings and several smaller structures. Early estimates place losses around 1 million dollars as the fire raged into the evening over a 40 acre area. reports say a child died in the disaster.
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Pas Herald
Salem
Mass
Final football clash at Tisdale yields shared prize money
The Pas beat Tisdale 1 1 through Minchen and Markle in a high tempo match. Tisdale pressed hard in the second half but could not overturn a late equaliser, resulting in a split prize. Three games in 24 hours by Tisdale added drama to a vivid river of local football on the Tisdale ground.
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Pas
Tisdale
Minchen
Chaflin Dry Goods Empire Collapses Under Receivership
New York June 25 receivers were appointed for the wholesale house of H B Chaflin Co in a sweeping collapse that will close nearly thirty stores nationwide. Liabilities are estimated at thirty five million dollars.
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New York
Chaflin Dry Goods
H. B. Chaflin Co
Baseball scores from majors and internationals briefed
National games: Pittsburg 1 Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati New York postponed. Federal: Pittsburg 2 Kansas City 5. Baltimore 8 St. Louis 3. Buffalo 4 Chicago 2. Brooklyn 3 Indianapolis 12. American: Cleveland 5 Detroit 4. International: Toronto 0 Baltimore 3. Montreal 2 Newark 1. Buffalo 1 Providence 5. Buffalo 3 Providence 4. Rochester 6 Jersey City 5. Only game today.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Fingerville Clashes With Town Team In Rough Match
The game ended 7 to 10 with the town team prevailing amid poor field conditions. Frank Wales protested calls and urged action as Fingerville hosted the Wednesday matchup.
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Fingerville
Frank Wales
Deadly Species at it Still
Belfast report says an arson squad of suffragettes damaged the Episcopal church at Balleylessen near here. The entire church was saved when the sexton arrived and extinguished the flames.
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Balleylessen
Here
Herald Representative On The Ground At Beaver Lake
The Herald dispatches FE Allen to Beaver Lake to report from a mining viewpoint. An old Klondike prospector and former newspaper man, he left Tuesday to gather firsthand facts to influence mining interests worldwide toward the alleged richest gold ore fields.
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Herald
Beaver Lake
Allen
Klondyke
Board of Trade Holds Energetic Meeting in Melfort
A lively session led by chair Jacobsen reviewed progress on several initiatives. Plans include displaying gold ore samples from Beaver Lake producers, supporting a town sports day with athletic groups, and exploring CN Rail transport for a Melfort excursion. A report by Dr. Elliott was read.
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Board of Trade
Elliott
Messrs Anderson
Brown
Sinclair
Jacobsen
Pant
Taylor Masterson
Pres. Bunting
Anderson and
Burt
Geo. Bancroft
E. W. Robinson
Beaver Lake
Winnipeg
Athletic Association
Melfort
C. N.R
J. E. Rusk
Beaver Lake Gold Prospects Promising Says Board of Trade
The Beaver Lake region near The Pas shows free milling gold and extraordinary values with copper and silver as by products. About 8300 prospectors are on site. ore at twenty feet depth richer than surface finds. A second discovery lies twenty five miles away with gold visible in paved quartz. The Board of Trade endorses Beaver Lake as a strong prospect with routes via The Pas and a summer boat Portage road.
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Beaver Lake
Pas
Board of Trade
Fortune For Citizen A. O. Findlay Shares In NY Estate
A. O. Findlay of Fourth Street learns by wire that he and his brother and a sister are heirs to a New York estate once owned by an uncle who died thirty years ago. The property, now valued around 300000 dollars, was overlooked in the prior settlement. He plans to travel east with his brother to claim the share and return to The Pas in the fall.
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A. O. Findlay
Fourth Street
Peterborough
Ontario
New York City
New York
Mr. Findlay
East
The Ad Killer Dad Warns About Missing Ads
An old admonition argues against dropping advertisements. It claims ads inform the public what sellers offer and that stopping an ad equals missing sales, likening it to winking in the dark nobody notices. The verse urges continuing printer ink, claiming it sustains business.
Every County Will Have a Chance Special to The Pas Herald
London June 22 Lloyd George said a bill will let every Ulster county vote itself out of Home Rule until two general elections have passed. He noted indefinite exclusion is sought by Sir Edward Carson to block Home Rule for all Ireland, a notion the government rejects. Carson, speaking at Bolton, warned he would not back a six year exclusion if the bill merely repeats the offer.
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London
Ulster
Lloyd George
House of Lords
Edward Carson
Ireland
Bolton
Sir Edward Carson
Marquis of Crews
Marquis of Lansdowne
Fallout from Hillcrest mining disaster widens death toll
Special to the Herald from Hillcrest Alta reports the death roll now stands at 18 percent with 181 bodies recovered. A funeral was held for 150 victims buried near Turtle Mountain, site of a past landslide. The government has contacted authorities, with the premier sending sympathy and promising help, including a substantial federal grant for families.
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Hillcrest
Alta
Turtle Mountain
Frank
The Pas Stores Draw Prospector to Beaver Lake Route
A reader notes The Pas offers first class outfitting at reasonable cost for prospectors. The writer endorses The Pas as the only sensible gateway to Beaver Lake for such trips.
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Pas
Prospector
Beaver Lake
Boost Your City Board of Trade Report
The Pas board of trade, in just over a year, reports milestones on telegraph and telephone services, improved post office accommodations, and railway concessions. It cites progress toward immigration buildings, land titles, courts, jails, docks, and branch lines, noting some items unresolved. The group urges citizen support to continue advancing local improvements.
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Board of Trade
Railway Commission
C.P. R
G.T.P
Western Municipalities
Boards of Trade
Cave-in Buries Twenty as Brooklyn Subway Fails
New York reports a street and sidewalk collapse above a Brooklyn subway tunnel burying more than twenty workers. One man killed and six injured. the superintendent and foreman arrested as investigators take charge. Also reports a Belgian steamer Gothland ashore near Scilly Islands and a Home Rule Bill amending proposal in London with Ulster counties to vote on exclusion.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lands End
Eng
Gothland
Montreal
Rotterdam
Bishop Rock
Scilly Islands
Carranza refuses invitation to treat with Huerta agents
In New Orleans on June 23 Alfredo Brenda, Carranza's private secretary, said Carranza will not accept the US invitation to formal talks with Huerta’s agents to select a provisional Mexican president. Also: London court orders winding up Chaplin Milne & Granfell Co. and a collision between the Koenig Louise and Cobra at Coxhaven during the regatta, with many passengers safe.
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New Orleans
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Alfredo Brenda
Washington
London
High Court
Chaplin, Milne, Granfell Co
Homburg
Coxhaven
Tornado Rips Sioux Falls Killing Nine and Injuring Many
A cyclone struck Sioux Falls South Carolina on June 23, destroying 300 buildings. Nine people were killed and about forty injured, some fatally, as the tornado moved through the town. In Canada, Toronto reports the death of Hon. Sam Hughes Blake at age 79, noted as a leading layman of the Church of England.
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Sioux Falls S. C
Toronto
Sam Hughes Blake
K. C
Canada
Fire Rangers Hire Busy Chief At Remote Districts
Chief Fire Ranger Mr. Fred Fischer reports a full staff stationed across Cedar Lake Moose Lake Carrot River Red Earth Reserve Cumberland and adjacent district Beaver Lake Cormorant Lake and five units patrolling 240 miles of H. B. railway. Despite many warnings several fires started but little damage occurred due to prompt ranger action.
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Fred. Fischer
Cedar Lake
Moose Lake
Carrot River
Red Earth Reserve
Cumberland
Beaver Lake
Cormorant Lake
H. B. Railway
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Fortune For Citizen
H. H. Elliott
H.B
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Toronto Daily News
Montreal Daily Star
Manitoba Free Press
Spokane
Spokesman and Review
Vancouver Sun
Industrial Bureau
The
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