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The court-ordered restrictions on would-be presidential assassin John Hinckley are not a punishment for his mental illness, but precautions designed to protect society from a person with a past history
June 3, 1921 Al Wolgast of Cadillac was only given a draw in the local newspaper decision at Petoskey in his 10-round go with Clifford Speilman of Kalamazoo but Grand Rapids critics evidently picked him as the winner as did the score of local sportsmen who saw the go. It was announced earlier this week at Grand Rapids that the winner of the main bout at the Petoskey show last night would get on the card in the Furniture City June 17 at the Roper-Martin fight and Manager Jimmie Flynn announced today that Wolgast had been given the date. This is interpreted as meaning that the Wexford wildcat looked best to the Rapids delegation. Wolgast knocked the Celery City lad down in the first round last night and after that the Kalamazoo boy stayed away. The downstate kid is a boxer whereas Wolgast is a fighter. Hence the Kazoo kid was able to work out a draw by stepping around the ring lively. He is fast, like Jim Brady, a favorite locally, but he couldn t exchange wallops with Wolgast and k
The conversion of Portland s iconic Time & Temperature Building to a hotel would, if approved, be overseen by a hotel developer with a track record.
Fathom Cos., which is about to open the Canopy By Hilton hotel in the Old Port and converted the old Portland Press Herald building into the Press Hotel, would lead the renovations, if approved by the city. Fathom, led by Jim Brady, had not been associated with the project until now. The story was first reported by the Portland Press Herald.
Fathom’s proposal calls for converting the office building into a 186-room hotel, with banquet rooms, a restaurant, retail and a rooftop bar.
Author of the article: Beth Wilkins
Publishing date: Jun 01, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 7 minute read • • Glenbow Archives – 1935 – Members of Métis Association of Alberta with Members of Legislative Assembly – Edmonton: Back Row: (l-r) Joseph Miville Dechene (MLA); Felix Calihoo; Leonidas Alcidas Giroux, MLA; Peter Tomkins Jr. Front Row: (l-r) Jim Brady, secretary; Reverend Father Falher, Grouard parish priest; Joe Dion, president Métis Association; Reverend Bishop Guy; Malcolm F. Norris; Peter Tomkins Sr. Group photograph after Royal Commission to enquire into Métis question. Photo by SUPPLIED
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We are well on our way to history of Peter Tomkins Jr. and his advocacy, along with that of others – Métis Famous Five – for the Métis people of Alberta and beyond. The intricacies of the all-important Ewing Commission, for which the Métis Famous Five – Felix Calliou (Callihoo], Joseph Dion, Jim Brady, Malcolm Norris and Peter Tomkins