Indians Contribute to Fair Success and Local Exhibition
The Kitimaat Band provided music and strong participation at the fair with Indian groups from Northern B C making a creditable display. Auctioning of district exhibits followed the fair with J Roe rig as auctioneer as vegetables fruit and dairy products sold to the highest bidders. Canadian casualties since the war began total 37 861 with four hundred killed and twelve hundred wounded reported over the recent fighting.
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J. Roerig
Ottawa
Betting Favours Hughes On Wall Street
New York city brokers are wagering over a million dollars on the presidential race with Charles Evans Hughes the favorite. In a separate city police court case R D Morrison was convicted for supplying liquor to Indians and jailed for six months. Several Indians charged with drunkenness were also convicted and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Wall Street
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
R. D. Morrison
Colts Capture Cup in 11–0 Three Days Series Win
The Colts defeated the Port Simpson Indians 11 to 0 to win the Three Days Series trophy. Battery for the Colts were Menzies and A. Manson with Green and Ward for the Indians. Ben Self umpired the game.
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Colts
Cup
Port Simpson Indians
Battery
Menzies
A. Manson
Green
Ward
Ben Self
New York to Enforce Arbitration in Street Railway Strike
New York September 22 state plans to enforce arbitration in the street railway strike. About seven hundred Peeehead union sympathizers including hotel employees may walk out. A labor leader after last night’s conference said the situation is hopeless and that a general strike is inevitable. £. D. Butter, 40ce-Frizzell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germans Feel Allied Pressure On Western Front
Paris dispatch reports Allies pressing on the western front with German troops shifting from the Russian front to reinforce Somme and Verdun sectors. French forces seize trench sections on the Somme and advance east of Fort Vaux and at Chanure Wood as German attacks are repulsed after mine blasts.
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West
Somme
Verdun
Fort Vaux
Chanure Wood
Exhibition Closes With Trophy Presentations And Dances
Last night the local exhibition ended with trophy ceremonies for winners including Baby Jacobsen for the heaviest baby under one year and Baby PenA for the next cup. Prizes, cups, and medals were distributed in the Agricultural Hall alongside remarks on the fair’s success.
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Baby Jacobsen
Baby Pena
Foster
T. D. Pattullo
Mr. Richardson
Graham Island
Fred Bohler
Kuslumkalum-Laklese
Prince Albert Sails Morning From Queen Charlotte Fair
The Prince Albert will sail this morning to Queen Charlotte Island, enabling island visitors to return home with their exhibits after a busy Fair. The event featured dancing, a Kitimaats versus Majestic Orchestra soccer match, and a growing crowd as the day progressed. H. W. Welch of Victoria also visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T.P
Prince Albert
Queen Charlotte
Personal Notices From Port Essington to Montreal
A list of names visits and arrivals includes A M Kipp cannery manager of Port Essington in town Dr HC Winnell head of Hazelton heading home Macdonald of Hazelton in town for a day W A Edgar Union Tank staff Smithers arriving last night Rev Thomas Ferrier Brandon inspector of Indian Industrial Schools in the Methodist Church arriving yesterday Tugh W Paton Montreal Royal Bank director and Mrs Paton accompanying him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Edgar
Union Tank
Smithers
Thomas Ferrier
Brandon
Methodist Church
City
Prince Rupert Mourns Captain A W Agnew Died of Wounds
Prince Rupert residents mourn Captain A W Agnew who died of wounds received in France after being wounded twice and returning to the trenches. The death follows his service with the engineering firm Ritchie and Agnew and his prior residence in Prince Rupert. Also noted are visits from Ottawa officials and other dignitaries in the city.
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Prince Rupert
Empire
M. Agnew
The
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Winnipeg
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Thhe City
Mail
Karen Island Hall
W. McLeod
Westholme
Opera House
Bison Feature
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
His Majesty
Dick Turpin
REX Drama
Nestor
Spirit
Eddie Lyons
Victoria Forde
Lee Moran
IMP
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LL. D. Komedy
Sgertie
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New York State
D. Butter
Frizzell's
Paris
Cartney
Humphrey Davey
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Mrs. Johnson
Charles Terry
Queen Charlottes
Charles M. Harrison
Massett
R. Mosley
Hazelton
Willmaat Indians
Prince Rivvert
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A. Allett
H. O. Crew
E. Maynard
D. H. Yelf
A. Holmberg
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A. G. McKenney
Vancouver
Pany
FP. G. Dawson
Robt, Johnson
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Cannery
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Granby Mine
Alice Arm
Doris Canybell
Telkwa
Mr. Tattersall
Kepmimares
Kispion
Kitimaats
Majestic
Kispiox
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Queen
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Islands
H. HW. Welch
Victoria
A, M. Kipp
Port Essington
HC. Winnell
Macdonald
Wazelton
Tugh W. Paton
Montreal
Royal Bank
Tle
Mrs. Paton
Stephens Block
Merryfield
M. M. Stephens Notary Public
A. W. Agnew
Ritchie & Agnew
France
Amiens
Rochester
Post Office Department
J. Y. Rochester
Harry Rochester
Hotel
Prince
Teil White
Dupont Powder Company
Dawson
William J. Twiss
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Hazel Dawn
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