Western air laws and Jack Johnson tale in Canada
The piece discusses urban air space concerns in western cities and stiffen federal enforcement of the Mann Act involving boxer Jack Johnson. It praises Father Lacombe for his frontier service and the Blackfeet alliance with Crowfoot, noting his impact on Canadian prairie history.
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Jack Johnson
Father Lacombe
Typhus Epidemic Strikes Poland Amid Refugee Flow
The American relief expedition reports Poland faces a severe typhus outbreak, with thousands of cases imported from Ukraine and the east by refugees and former POWs. Bol shear armies allegedly ship typhus patients to the border. doctors face high death rates.
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Poland
Col
Gilchrist
Europe
Ukraine
East
Russia
Notable Citizens Campaign Against Hearst Publications
A broad coalition of prominent American figures launches a campaign opposing William Randolph Hearst and the editorial stance of his newspapers. The effort seeks to press for balanced reporting and accountability in media.
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William Randolf Hearst
Father Lacombe Memoirs Promised by Busy Desertion
For almost fifty years his history tells of the west and its men. His mind held incident and adventure and achievement, but he avoided self praise by helping others. His Metis settlement in Alberta and Indian tribes drew him, so a memoir was unlikely unless a professional biographer completed it. A young woman prepared the work, described by a western critic as Father Lacombe's tragedy, yet the book offers valuable information.
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Lacombe
Crowfoot
Alberta
Father Lacombe
Ottawa
John Macdonald
Record Price Paid For Shorthorn Calf At Brandon Fair
Snowball the second prize Shorthorn calf in the boys class sold for 1.31 a pound to A R Wright of Drinkwater Saskatchewan secretary of the Saskatchewan Shorthorn club at the Brandon Winter Fair sale. The 910 pound steer drew intense excitement as Premier Norris auctioned it. The event featured the strongest calf class ever shown in Canada alongside top stallion classes.
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Brandon Fair
Snowball
A. R. Wright
Drinkwater, Sask
Saskatchewan Shorthorn Club
Norris
Canada
Brandon
Glen of Chater
Alberta
Frank Collicutt
Calgary
Collicutt
Findlayson
Trotter
Dr. Head
Regina
Jersey Champion Plain Mary Wins World Title
Plain Mary of Bangor Maine has won the world championship for Jerseys after producing 15 255 pounds of milk and 1 400 pounds of butter fat in one year, the American Jersey Cattle Club announced recently.
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Plain Mary
Bangor
American Jersey Cattle Club
Seed pea project expands in southern Alberta
A U S seed company representative visited Brooks and surrounding district to study seed pea cultivation on irrigated lands. A contract was placed with Henry Davis to grow 50 acres of peas on his Rosemary Alta farm this year.
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United States
Brooks
Alta
Alberta
Henry Davis
Rosemary
Melville Manufactory Arrest Highlights Prosecution
A foreigner with an exceptionally long name was arrested in Melville for producing intoxicants in violation of the law. He was convicted and fined four hundred dollars.
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Melville
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