Articles Q-Z
| Name | Article Type | Size |
|---|---|---|
| RADFORD, Carl Drewry | Wounded | M+P |
| RADWAY, Mr. & Mrs. | Vehicle Accident | M |
| RADWAY, Mr. & Mrs. | Improve after Accident | M- |
| RADWAY, O.S. | Taken to Lamont hospital fractured ribs and collar bone | S |
| RAMSAY, Walter | Biography | L+P |
| RAMSBOTTOM, Horace Pte. Of Elk Point | Returns from France | S |
| RAMSEY, James | Biography | L |
| RANGE, Elsie | Vehicle Accident | M |
| RAYNER, Fairburn Andrew | Estate Notice - Died 9 June 1916 | S |
| REDMOND, William Archer Capt. | Awarded Medal | M |
| REED, Cornelius R. | Recovering from Accident | M- |
| REEVES, S.T.S. Lieut. | Reported killed in action, was a popular young man in the city a lover of good sport, and was a keen tennis player, scoring the highest points at many tournaments. | S |
| REGAN, John | Gassed | M |
| REGAN, Joseph | Gassed | M |
| REICHELF, Harry | Summoned to Sion re illness Mrs. Bertwell. | M |
| REID, A.M. Lieut. | At Boulognes - Face wound - Slight | S |
| REID, David Sgt. | Awarded Medal | M+P |
| REID, T.M. Capt. | Awarded Medal | M |
| REID, Thomas M. Capt | Biography | M+P |
| REILLY, Charles Lieut. | Again Wounded | M |
| REYNOLDS, H. | Accepted in RFC | M |
| RICHARDS, H.H. Mrs. | Death of Brother Judge Richards | M- |
| RICHEY, S.D. Pte. | War Storie | M |
| RICHMOND, Stanley L/Cpl. | Condition improving | M- |
| RICKARD, H.A. Cpl. | Honored by Corades | M |
| RIPLEY, Bertram | Prisoner of War | S |
| RISBY, Capt Honary Captain | Leaves Edmonton for War | M+P |
| RITCHIE, Duncan | Requests Exemption | M |
| RITCHIE, John L. | Biography | M+P |
| RITCHIE, S. Pte. Of Consort | Wounded | S+P |
| RNWMP | Feature Article 5 Mar 1917 n0rp0858 | L |
| ROADY, Anna Lewis Mrs. | Who once lived here (Abilene) with her mother on a homstead, and at the death of her mother went to Butte, Montana, where she has been keeping house for her father for the past four years, is now visiting old friends and relatives in Abiline, Ashmont and | S |
| ROBB, Betty | Bridal Shower/Gathering | M- |
| ROBB, Betty | Bridal Shower/Gathering | M- |
| ROBBINS, H.G. Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| ROBERTS, A. | of the staff of the Bank of Toronto has been suddenly called home through the death of his sister and her baby in an auto accident. | S |
| ROBERTS, Henry Garth L/Cpl. | Is requested to call in and see Mr. Howard Stutchbury, at room 814 McLeod Bock. | S |
| ROBERTSON, John | Estate notice Diedk 9 July 1917 | S |
| ROBERTSON, S.C. Liet | At Boulognes - L/arm, L/thigh and compound fractures | S |
| ROBERTSON, S.D. Sgt. | War Storie | M |
| ROBERTSON, William A. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| ROBERTSON, William A. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| ROBINSON, J. Pte. 101653 | Returns from war | M- |
| ROBINSON, Lillian M. Miss | Engaged to Lieut. B.C. Peirce killed at front | M |
| ROCHON, Lewis Pte. | Missing in Action | M |
| ROGERS Family of Pine Creek | Fine record of war service | M |
| ROGERS, Willard Pte. | Of pine creek, wounded, went overseas with the Sportsman Battalion, enlisted a year ago last February. His brother, Pte. Elmer Cross, is a winner of the military cross. Their parents live on a farm. | S |
| ROGERS, Willard Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| ROLEY, Perry | From Mexico to Peace River | M |
| ROMANUK, Mrs. | While at Husbans Funeral thieves hit. | M |
| ROMERO, Francesco | Requests Exemption | M |
| ROOF, Age 3 | Bear Attack | M |
| ROONEY, Bernard R. Capt. | Returns from War | L+P |
| ROSS, Bert | Arrives back in Canada. | M |
| ROSS, Bert | Returns from War | M |
| ROSS, Fred James 67570 | Wounded | M |
| ROSS, Harold F. Mrs. | Called to Mothers Bed side | M- |
| ROSS, Harold F. Mrs. | Called to Ottawa Mother sick (Mrs. Stewart) | M- |
| ROSS, Kenneth Mrs. | Mother - Mrs. Robinson's Birthday | M- |
| ROSS, L.W. Lieut | W.R. Ross, M.P.P., has received word from France that his son, Lieut. L.W. Ross who was recently wounded in conducting a daring raid, has been awarded the Military Cross. | M |
| ROSSITER, Ivan S. | Claims prize | L |
| ROSSITER, Ivan S. | Returned Man x prisoner | M+P |
| ROSSITER, Ivan S. | Tells story of life as POW | L |
| ROTTER, M. Mrs. | House Fire | M |
| ROTTO, Julius | Requests Exemption | M |
| ROY, Dr. & Mrs. | Who were recently married at Ottawa... | M- |
| RULE, John Cpl. | Returns from War | M |
| RUNDELL, G.H. Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| RUTHERFORD, A.J. Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| RUTHERFORD, R.L. | Requests Exemption | M- |
| SADDLER, Alf | Mrs. Paynton received word that her brother, Alf Saddler was wounded at Vimy Ridge. | S |
| SAINT, J.W. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| SAKS, Chris | Christening of children | M |
| SALTO, Taimon | Requests Exemption | M- |
| SALTON, J.H. | Biography | M |
| SAMUELSON C.S. Pte. 51 Bn. | Returns from war | M- |
| SANDERS, Charles | War Storie | M |
| SANDERS, Charles of Forest Heights | Two Accidents | M |
| SANDERS, F. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| SANGSTER, John A. of Conjuring Creek | House Fire | L |
| SANGSTER, Walter of Conjuring Creek | In France had Premonition of Disaster | L |
| SAPERA, Harvey M. | Requests Exemption | M |
| SAVAGE, T.H. Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| SCHERTENLEIB, F. of Stettler | Never had failure in fifty years | M |
| SCHWIRDFEGER, M.J. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| SCOTT, A.G. Pte. | Wounded | L+P |
| SCOTT, George H. | Biography | L+P |
| SCOTT, M.A. Capt. | Named in dispatches | M |
| SCOTT, Morris Capt | Promoted to Major in Motor Machine Gun Brigade | S |
| SCOTT, Walter H. Capt | Named in dispatches | M |
| SCOTT, Walter H. Capt | Wrong report of injury | M- |
| SCOTT, Wason Earl | Requests Exemption | S |
| SEABORN, Jim | Joins for service | M |
| SECORD, J.C. Major | At Boulognes - L/Arm Severe | S |
| SEHLIN, H.I. Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| SEWELL, Spencer | Wounded | M |
| SEXAUER, George Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| SEYMOUR, H.L. | Receives Honors | M |
| SHANDRO, A.S. | Enlisted for Overseas Service | M |
| SHANKS, Pte of Cooking Lake | Pte. Joe Donald, Jim Delorme and Lactab Paquette, 218th Battalion were out here on leave last week, attending the wedding of their comrade, Pte. Shanks. | S |
| SHANNON, T.E. Lieut. | Letter to Mr. Tessier (War story) | L |
| SHANNON, Thomas Lieut. | Wounded | M |
| SHANNON, Thomas Lieut. | Wounded | M+P |
| SHAW, G.M. Capt | On Way to Edmonton | M |
| SHAW, Harry V. | Biography | L+P |
| SHAW, Harvey | Biography | L+P |
| SHAW, Joseph T. of Calgary | Wounded | S |
| SHAW, L.E. Mrs. | Brother Major D.A. MacKinnon dies. | M |
| SHETT, Mrs. | Birthday Party | M |
| SHILLIDAY, Robert | Train Accident | L |
| SHIRREFF, Robert G. | Biography | L |
| SIMMS, Robert age 11 | Awarded Medal | M- |
| SIMONSON, Daniel C. | Requests Exemption | M- |
| SKINNER, W. Henry Cpl. | On way home Wounded | M- |
| SLAUGHTER, Sarah Catherine | Estate Notice - Died 14 May 1917 | S |
| SLORACH, Robert of Abilene | Farm Accident | M- |
| SMART, James Sgt. | Wounded | S |
| SMITH, Alex Scott | Requests Exemption | M- |
| SMITH, C. Capt | Leaves Peace River to take up Navy Duties. | M |
| SMITH, D.B. | From Mexico to Peace River | M |
| SMITH, Frank | Biography | L+P |
| SMITH, Frank Maggee Pte. | Wounded 231349 - Enlisted at Edmonton, Alta, next of kin Mrs. J. Rowley (mother) St. John NB. | S |
| SMITH, George P. M.P.P. | Biography | M |
| SMITH, Leonard A. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| SMITH, Lloyd Campbell | Requests Exemption | M |
| SMITH, Lucilie of Lethbridge | Vehicle Accident | M |
| SMITH, Margaret | Bridal Shower/Gathering | M |
| SMITH, Martin at Ashmont | Bought farm | M- |
| SMITH, Mary | Bridal Shower/Gathering | L |
| SMITH, Norman | Biography | L+P |
| SMITH, Norman Lieut | Now with the 50 Bn. | M |
| SMITH, Pte. Of Willowdale | Wounded | S |
| SMITH, S.D. | Train Accident | L |
| SNIDER, Richard | Missing Person | M |
| SNOW, Fred | Exemption granted from service | M- |
| SOKOLOFF, Philip | Six Months of using axe on Rival | M |
| SOMERS, Fred Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| SOMMERVILLE, FrankB. Capt. | Tells of War | L |
| SOUTHALL, Robert | Brother in law killed - Sgt. R.E. Alexander | M+P |
| SPACHMAN, Ed V. | Requests Exemption | M |
| SPADY, John | Moving | M |
| SPECK, Gladys | Bridal Shower/Gathering | M- |
| SPEER, Earl F. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| SPEER, Earl F. Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| SPENCE, Gavin | Father Gavin Spence Dies | M |
| SPRINGHETT, J.C. | Wounded | M |
| STANDING, E.W. L/Cpl. | Awarded Medal | M |
| STANLEY, Freeman | Biography | L+P |
| STARK, W.J. | Biography | L+P |
| STATON, T.E.T. Sgt. | Biography | M- |
| STEADMAN, Walter | Elected | M |
| STEELE, Mark B. Captain (Myrtle Creek) | who has been with the British expeditionary force in France during the past year has returned. He is still in government service and is making Lethbridge his headquarters for the inspection of artillery and cavalry horses before sending them over. | S |
| STEINNINGER, Mr. of Gouard | Accident | M |
| STEPHEN, George | Shot | M |
| STEPHENSON, Edward John | Running in South York. | M |
| STETTLER, Fred of Leduc | Requests Exemption | S |
| STEVENS, C.J. "Dad" Pte. | Returns to City with Medal | L |
| STEVENS, George Roy Lieut | Returns to War | M |
| STEVENS, W.A. Liuet | Joins Provincial Police | M |
| STEVENSON, Alwin age 11 | Kicked by horse | M |
| STEWART, Alex Lieut. | and Mrs. Stewart (nee Miss Brown, Edmonton) are at present stopping at the British hotel, Aylmer, Que. Mr. Stewart has not been enjoying good health and is recouperating for a few weeks. | S |
| STEWART, F.A. Pte. | Who went overseas as an officer and reverted to the rank of Private in order to get to the front. | S |
| STICKLAND, G.S. Sgt. | Twice wounded home from front | M |
| STINSON, A. Pte. | Wounded | S |
| STOCKING, Dualle? A. Driver | Wounded | M+P |
| STOREY, J.W. | Speaks to kids | M |
| STRICKLAND, Mr. (Age 18) Conjuring Creek | Farm Accident Broken anckle | M |
| STROM, Louis of Vancouver | Vehicle Accident | S |
| STUART, Oliver Leslie | Requests Exemption | M- |
| STUFROCK, John | Boy falls from wheel | M |
| SULLIVAN, Harry T. | Wounded | M+P |
| SUTCLIFFE, John Ashton | Estate Notice - Died 5 June 1916 | S |
| SUTTER, Billie | Expection commision | M |
| SWORD, Miss. Of Ardrossan | Painfail Accident | M |
| TAIT, J.P. Pte. | Reported as dangerously Ill. | M+P |
| TAIT, James at Winnipeg | Injured in train accident | M |
| TAIT, Leonard | Wounded | M |
| TALBOTT, Wilfrid G. Cpl. | Wounded | S |
| TAYLOR, A.L. Captain | Gazetted Flying officer June 18, 1917 | S |
| TAYLOR, G. Lieut | St. John N.B. Dec 11, 1917 Among the officers who arrived here late yesterday afternoon is Lieut. G. Taylor, of Edmonton | S |
| TAYLOR, Williamson Capt. | Welcomed home | M |
| TAYLOR, Williamson Capt. | Returns from War | M |
| TEFLER, Family | Has sent five to the front | L |
| THIEME, J.F. of St. Albert | Shot by accident | M- |
| THIEME, Lt. | War Related Story | M |
| THOM, Archibald age 14 | Vehicle Accident | M |
| THOMPSON, Charles H. | Train Accident | L |
| THOMPSON, H.M. Mrs. (1st Reported as Annie Miss.) | Released from Hospital | M |
| THOMPSON, H.M. Mrs. (1st Reported as Annie Miss.) | Train Accident | L |
| THOMPSON, R.C. (883757) | Wounded | M |
| THOMPSON, R.M. Lieut Col | Will Probate | M |
| THOMPSON, Thomas S. | Biography | L+P |
| THOMPSON, Willyum (William) J. | Biography | L |
| THOMSON, Harry | Gassed | M- |
| THORN, Mrs. (nee Lewis) | has returned from visit ... | M |
| THORNBER, Fred Pte. | Medal and Wounded | L+P |
| THORNBER, Fred Pte. | Wounded | M |
| THORNBER, Pte. | Awarded Medal | S |
| THORNTON, H.R. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| THORSON, Swen | Estate Notice - Died 12 Dec 1916 | S |
| THURSTON, Edward Frederick | Requests Exemption | S |
| TICE, R.C. | Accepted in RFC | M |
| TINSLEY, A.R. Pte. | Missing in action | M- |
| TIPTON, W.F.J. Captain | Leaves Edmonton for War | M+P |
| TOBIN, Thomas Henry | Requests Exemption | M- |
| TODD, Andrew | Enlists | M |
| TOOMBS, B.L. Capt | Presentation to | M |
| TOPPING E. | Wounded | M |
| TORGERSON, Harold Pte. | Wounded | M |
| TOUQUEX, Pierre C. | of Peace River - Accident | M |
| TOWNS, Fred Pte. 436853 | Wounded | M |
| TOWNSEND, K.N. | Purchase of Cattle | M |
| TRAUB, Harvey | House Fire | M |
| TREAT, Frances Mrs. & Daughter | Horse Accident | M |
| TREHOLM, L.W. | Wounded | M |
| TREMBLAY, A.J. Lieut. | Wounded | M- |
| TRIP, J.L. | Biography | L+P |
| TROWBRIDGE, Edmund | Biography | L+P |
| TUJSAKI, Tatsuye | Requests Exemption | M |
| TURNBULL, David Pte. | Will return shortly while his father and brother will farm near Camrose. | S |
| TURNBULL, Thomas | Immigrate to Alberta | S |
| TURNER, A.H. Pte. | Missing and wounded | M+P |
| TURNER, Harris of Winnipeg | Returns Blind | M |
| TURNER, Margaret Age 6 | Eats Pills for Candy - Poisoned | M- |
| TWEEDLE, Murray Pte. | Prisoner and Wounded | M+P |
| TWIST, John Mrs. (Alice Smith) | Missing Person | M- |
| VAN PETTEN, Emery J. Lieut | Wounded | L+P |
| VAN PETTEN, Emery J. Lieut. | War Story | L |
| VANATTER, James | Serious Accident | M |
| VANDERBURG, Major (PPCLI) | Called home daughter dying | M |
| VEARLIS, Chris | Vehicle Accident | M |
| VENAAS, Iver | Estate Notice - Died 31 Aug 1917 | S |
| VIAU, Wilfred Pte. Of Wetaskiwin | Wounded | M |
| VILLERS, Frederick | Says about War | L |
| VINE, W.H. Pte. | Mother Mrs. Victor Vine requests information | M |
| VIOLETTE, Leonard | Escapes Custody | L |
| WAIZ, Louie | Painfail Accident | M- |
| WAKEFORD, William Mrs. | Train Accident | L |
| WAKEMAN, A. | Requests Exemption | M |
| WALKER, Christine (Child of) | Vehicle Accident | M |
| WALKER, Isabella Elizabeth Janette | Estate Notice - Died 29 Nov 1916 | S |
| WALKINSHAW, Robert Nelson | Wounded | M |
| WALL, Frank | Mets brother RSM George Wall | M |
| WALL, George RSM | Mets brother Frank Wall. | M |
| WALTKINS, Fredrich Pte. | Wounded | S |
| WALTON, Roy A. of Fort Sask. | Wounded | L |
| WARD, Percy Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| WARD, W. Sapper | Gassed | M- |
| WARSZAWSKA, Carol age 14 | Missing Person | L+P |
| WARSZAWSKA, Carol age 14 | Reward for information | M+P |
| WATKINS, Frederick Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| WATSON, Marion (Age 13) | Birthday Party | M |
| WATSON, Queenie age 13 | Vehicle Accident | M |
| WATSON, W.F. of Vicking | War Storie | M |
| WATTS, Harry Major | Back on Leave | M |
| WEAVER, C.Y. Major | Of well known Edmonton Battalion who is suffering from wounds in the cheek and groin. | S |
| WEAVER, C.Y. Major | Rejoined unit in france | M |
| WEBB, Herbert S. Pte. | Gassed | M |
| WEBB, Herbert S. Pte. | Gassed | M+P |
| WEBB, Howard Ephrian Pte. | Wounded 231741 - Enlisted at Edmonton, next of kin Mrs. M. Webb (Mother) Stern, Alta. | S |
| WEBB, Lawrence H. Pte. | Missing and wounded | L+P |
| WEBSTER, Geroge Pte. | Woudned | M- |
| WEBSTER, Serg-Major | Presentation to | M |
| WEBSTER, William James | Requests Exemption | M- |
| WELDON, Carl T. | Re-joins regiment | M |
| WELLON, Hubert Pte. | Wounded | M |
| WELLS, Fred | Struck by Car | S |
| WELLS, Harry | Ill in France | M+P |
| WELLS, J.H. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| WELLS, R.B. Dr. | Biography | L+P |
| WELLS, W.M. Captain | Leaves Edmonton for War | M+P |
| WERSHOF, Stanley W. | Requests Exemption | M |
| WERT, A.E. Mrs. Of Bear Lake | House Fire | M |
| WHITAKER, William a. | Requests Exemption | M- |
| WHITE A.E. Lieut. | Leaves Edmonton for War | M+P |
| WHITE, Fred Pte. | Back in Trenches | M- |
| WHITE, R. Pte. | On way home Wounded | M- |
| WHITE, Stanley | Train Accident | L |
| WHITE, W.F. (Deacon) | Wounded | L+P |
| WHITFORD, Jack of Bon Accord | Promotion to Lieut. | M- |
| WHITTAKER, Edgar L. Pte. | Wounded | L+P |
| WHITTAKER, H.F. Dr. | Chosen Speeker of Rotary Club | L+P |
| WHITTAKER, H.F. Dr. | Biography | L+P |
| WHITTEN, R.L. of Ponoka | Wounded | M |
| WHOWELL, J. L/Cpl | War Story | L+P |
| WIDEN, H. Rev. & Mrs. | Honeymoon in auto. | S |
| WIEGANT, George | went to hospital last week. He is suffering from a dislocated shoulder, the result of a nasty fall from a horse. | S |
| WIGHTMAN, Wilbur | Death of son in Ohio | M- |
| WILBEE, Thomas Judson Mrs. (nee Edythe Powell) | Returnd to the city accompanied… | M- |
| WILBRAHAM, A. Lieut. | Wounded | M- |
| WILKIN, Afred | Vehicle Accident | M |
| WILKIN, W.L. Major | Leaves Edmonton for War | M+P |
| WILLIAMS, Frederick Pte | Wounded | M- |
| WILLIAMS, Percy Pte. | Gassed | M- |
| WILLIAMS, Sadie Miss | Bridal Shower/Gathering | M |
| WILLIAMS, T.L.O. Lieut | Lost Two Legs. War Story | L |
| WILLIAMS, William of Peace River | And Bride arrived in town on Saturday from Washington, USA…. | M- |
| WILLISON, Walter A. | To represent the C.P. at the front | M |
| WILSON, D.W. Mrs. | Brother Killed - E. Skinner | M |
| WILSON, F.A. Rev. | Joins Army Service corps. | M |
| WILSON, George W. Pte. | Wounded | M |
| WILSON, H.C. | Presents colours to 218 Bn. | L |
| WILSON, Henry Pte. | 101107 give notice that from this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mirian Southworth Wilson, nor any other person unless by my written authorization. D. of C CAN. Hospital, Taplow, bucks, England, 11 Dec 1917 | S |
| WILSON, J.C. | Biography | L+P |
| WILSON, Jack | Joins Royal Flying Corps. | M+P |
| WILSON, John of Grande Prairie | Enlisted for Overseas Service | M+P |
| WILSON, Kenneth P. | Wounded | L+P |
| WILSON, Richard | Estate Notice - Died 26 Aug 1916 | S |
| WILSON, Rx (Rex?) of Fort McMurray | Brings ten to join colors | M |
| WILSON, Vera | Train Accident | M- |
| WILSON, W.E. | Vehicle Accident | M |
| WILSON, W.H. Mrs. (nee Margaret Corbett) | Wedding Anniversary | L |
| WITHEROW, Mrs. | Vehicle Accident | M |
| WOOD, Elmer age 10 | Exciting Experience. | L |
| WOOD, H.W. of Carstairs | Political Biography | L |
| WOOD, Sydney Lieut. | Wounded | M+P |
| WOOD, W.J. of Westlock | Wounded | L+P |
| WOOD, W.J. Pte. | Wounded at Vimy Ridge last April is now on his way to Canada. He wil have to undergo an operation on his knee before being able to return to the trenches. | S |
| WOODLAND, E. Gladstone | Gassed | M |
| WOODLAND, George | Wounded | M- |
| WOOLARD, H.S. Pte. | Wounded | M+P |
| WRIGHT, C.T. Pte. | Wounded | M- |
| WRIGHT, W. Pte. | Returns from war | M |
| WRIGHT, Walker | Wounded | M+P |
| WRIGLESWORTH, Sophia | Recovering | M- |
| WRIGLESWORTH, Sophia | Vehicle Accident | L |
| YEOMANS, C.F. Pte. | Story of Galentry | L |
| YORK, John H. Mrs. | Mother Dies - Mrs. R.C. Jones. | S |
| YOUILLE, J.W. Lieut. | Gazetted Flying officer June 18, 1917 | S |
| YOUNG, Fred C. Lieut. | Gassed and Wounded | S |
| YOUNG, Fred C. Lieut. | Wounded | M- |
| YOUNG, Fred C. Lieut. | Wounde | M |
| YOUNG, J.T. | The man who constructed the steel works on the high level bridge in Edmonton is expected in a few days to prepair for the steel work on the bridge (Peace River)... | S |
| YUEN, Kwong Lee | Fire in hen house | M |
| YULE, Lieut of 49 Bn. | Mentioned in Letter | M |
| YUN, Mah Jung | Fire in hen house | M |
| ZEIL, Walter | To leave for home | M |