Gould Will Reveals Paternity Of Unrecognized Children
Canadian Press reports in TOMSBROVER New Jersey that George Jay Gould's will discloses he fathered three children with his second wife before their marriage. The will, filed after his death, provides for their financial support and acknowledges their paternity, while his first wife had seven children.
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New Jersey
George Jay Gould
Gould
Guinevere
Sinclair Gould
Mr. Gould
No Salvage Planned for Marvale After Sinking Off Newfoundland
Montreal June 5 The steamship Marvale which struck and sank off the Newfoundland coast is considered a total loss and no efforts will be made to refloat her, stated G. M. Bosworth, chairman of the Steamship Section of the Canadian Pacific Railway this morning.
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Canadian Press
Montreal
Marvale
Newfoundland
G. M. Bosworth
Wild Filipino Fight Postponed in New York
ROW YORK June 5 The flyweight championship between Jimmy Wilde of Bugian and Pancho Villa has been postponed from Saturday afternoon June 16 to Monday night June 17 due to conflicts with other sporting events on the original date.
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Row York
Jimmy Wilde
Bugian
Pancho
U N R orders 44 locomotives from US builders
New York June 5 Canadian National Railways announced it has ordered forty four locomotives from the American Locomotive Company. Twenty four engines will serve the Central Vermont branch and the rest go to the western division for CN operations in Canada.
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Canadian Press
New York
American Locomotive Company
Canadian National Railways
Central Vermount
Western
Livision
Sailor Dies of Pneumonia at Hamilton Memorial
North Sydney June 5 Emmanuel Kerley of the American fishing schooner Hazel R. Hines died in Hamilton Memorial Hospital this morning after being admitted on arrival from the Banks Tuesday with pneumonia. His family lives at Fortune Bay Newfoundland. His father Captain George Kerley and his wife arrived this morning on the Propatria but were too late to see him alive.
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North Sydney
Emmanuel Kerley
Hazel R. ‘Hines
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Banks
Fortune ‘Bay
Newfoundland
George Kerley
Aeroplanes Direct Traffic to Derby Attending Derby Day
Aeroplanes supervised traffic today along the route to Epsom Downs for the annual derby to be run tomorrow. Aircraft, in constant wireless contact with ground stations, directed detours around highway blockades to prevent entanglements and ensure smooth crowd movement.
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London
Epsom Downs
Bulgaria to Use Zash on Profiteers Bill Heads to Assembly
SOFIA June 5 The government plans to apply profits and seize property of profiteers in a new bill aimed at ending foodstuffs gouging after continual appeals from labour groups. In New York Dr Herman Beck, inventor of the Big Bertha gun, arrived from Germany with German patents including a heat resistant platinum substitute and an invention to slow electric currents, hoping to sell in the United States.
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Bulgaria
N. Y
Sofia
New York
Herman Beck
Germany
United States
Condensed Specials Rates For Classified Ads
Classified ad rates described for multiple line and day options with discounts for cash. Includes per line per day charges, eight day and six day durations, word counting rules, and paid address forms. Also notes furnished room and situation wanted ad pricing for one week.
Artillery Parade In Park Tonight
Tonight will be the final drill for the local Artillery Batteries before inspection tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. Detachments from Nos 2 and 8 Batteries with six officers and forty nine other ranks from each battery will march to Victoria Park for cavalry foot drill and rifle exercise then return for gun drill. Officers' and nurse care notes emphasize discipline and health during duties.
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Archibald
Ques
Petawawa
Very Large Attendance at Nurses Graduation
The Prince of Wales College hall hosted a large crowd for the Nurses Graduation Exercises of the PREB Island Hospital. Lieut Governor Mackinnon presented diplomas, with Prof Ball accompanying and Edith Ratuse among soloists, as graduates Miss May Helen Rosetta West and others received bouquets. The address urged lifelong service in nursing, noting wartime service and the need to support hospital finances as the ceremony closed with the national anthem.
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Ball
Ina Gordon
Maay Helen Rosetta West
Eleanor Olive Ramsay
Marion Vickerson
Millie Pigott
Eva Alberta Murdock
Anna Jusson Rysshoro Matt
Ann McNeil
Archibald
Abdaimee
Dora
St. Theresa
Florence Nightingale
Red Crags
Red Cross
Jenkins
Wray Roxers
Citzens
Florence Nighthroule
Charlottetown
Italian Shot Wrong Woman Then Committed Suicide
WHITE PLAINS New York June 5 Rocco Di Domenico, after mistaking Mrs Stephen Kotsay for his wife, shot her as she entered his inn on the Tuckahoe Road then killed himself by shooting. Coroner reports he intended to take his wife to the next world but misidentified the victim.
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New York
Stephen Kotsay
Rocco di Domenico
Tuckahoe Road
Demenicov
Why should I vote Liberal editor asks the Attorney General
The Patriot's editor poses a question about liberal voting and defers to the Attorney General for authoritative guidance. The inquiry frames the issue as a constitutional or legal matter, seeking clarity on implications and official interpretation. This exchange underscores the paper's role in publishing civic questions and prompting official input.
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Two Men Die From Sewer Gas At Saskatoon Works
MPSFORT Sask June 5 Two men were killed by wet gas and a third overcome at the Sewerage Disposal Works yesterday. Two died before help arrived and a third was taken to hospital where doctors say he may recover
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Mpsfort
Sask
German May Now Be Taught in U. S Schools
The Supreme Court ruled that wartime language bans in several states, prohibiting German instruction to any pupil, are unconstitutional. The decision opens public schools to German language teaching across the United States.
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U. S Schools
Supreme Court
German New Reparations Note Delivered Thursday
Berlin reports that a new reparations note will be delivered Thursday in Allied capitals. The text is not released but speculation hints at an international commission to assess Germanys ability to pay and determine the amount.
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Berlin
Germany
Moving Liquor To U S Border Amid New York Repeal
Ottawa reports huge liquor shipments heading toward the United States border after Governor Smith signs a repeal of New York state prohibition enforcement. Ontario Attorney General Rainey says no steps will be taken to halt the movement as officials along the border observe the change.
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Smith
New York
New York States
Attorny General Rainey
Ontar
Britain Builds World’s Largest Submarine X1
Special to the Guardian from London reports Britain will complete the X1 submarine, displacing 3600 tons underwater and armed with twelve inch guns. The vessel promises unmatched speed and firepower for its class.
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Guardian
London
Britain
Postmaster General Murphy Returns From South
Postmaster General Murphy has returned from the south where he spent the winter. His health is greatly improved and he will resume duties immediately.
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Canadian Press
Ottawa
Murphy
Churches in Rally to Help Harding
Washington reports 125000 congregations urged to back President Harding’s proposal for the United States to join the permanent court of international justice. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America calls it a day of decision, framing the world court as the clash between law and force and urging nations to submit wills to law for survival.
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United States
Harding
Permanent Court of International Justice
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
World Court
Russia to Cut Diplomatic Staff in Central Asia
Special to the Guardian reports that Russia will reduce its diplomatic staffs in Afghanistan, Persia, and Khiva as part of an accord with Britain. Foreign Minister Tehitcherin announced the move in a dispatch to Leonid Krassin, the Soviet representative in London.
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Stockholm
Britain
Russia
Afghanisstan
Persia
Khiva
Tehitcherin
Leoniad Krassin
London
Construction of Turkish Air Force Under Way
Rome reports a plan to build up a Turkish air force is underway. The Angolan government bought several air escadrilles from Italy and the machines will be moved to Asia Minor. Italian aviators plan an Rome to Rhodes airline from Rome.
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Rome
Policemen Intervene in Yale Students Riot
Canadian Press reports in New Haven on June 5 that more than fifty policemen were dispatched to Yale University to quell a near riot sparked when a freshman dropped a water filled bag from a dorm window onto a student below. By midnight hundreds of students, many in pajamas, clashed on the Berkeley Oval. three students were arrested.
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New Haven
Yale University
Berkeley Oval
Yale
Fatty Arbuckle Again to the Fore
Roscoe Arbuckle, the film actor known for a manslaughter case linked to Virginia Rappe, appeared publicly in Chicago last night. He delivered a seven minute vaudeville act at a summer garden show amid flowers, congratulatory telegrams, and a warm ovation, the venue reportedly near Miss Tappe’s former residence in the city.
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Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Chicago
Miss Tappe
Arbuckle
Canadian Girls in Training Sports Meet Honors Winners
Canadian Girls in Training Sports at the Canadian Girls in Training event Saturday Ruth Ayers and Emily Spencer headline junior events in sprints jumps and distance races. Senior results name Katherine Sutherland Ada Ingram Selma Owen with church teams St Pauls Baptist Zion and Methodist earning top points.
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Amersoe¢ Methodist
Ruth Ayers
Marjorie Stew
Emily Spencer
Sutherland
Ada Ingram
Kell Rice
Florence Owen
Iamily Spencer
Gladys Mathieson
St Paul's
Baptist
Zion
Katherine Sutherland
Hazel Edgett
Selma Owen
Marion Mekwen
Bourke
Helen Jamieson
Orantio Iy Ene
St. Pauls
GROWING UP OF WOMEN HINTED IN JAZZ ERA DISCUSSION
Westchester Pa June 5 Dr Frank Paxon Bye declares at Darlington Seminary commencement that young women are leaving the clinging type and the Victorian past. The flapper era is a prelude to a constructive future as women gain equality with men in work and business and may seek marriages as partnerships.
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Frank Paxon Bye
Darlington Seminary
Dr Bye
Earl of Northesk Marriage Blocked by Divorce Status
NEW YORK June 5 The marriage of Earl of Northesk and cabaret dancer Jessica Brown was halted at the license office when the city clerk refused a license because Miss Browns former husband is not fully divorced. A Chicago decree last October served as notice of divorce but he did not defend. The couple planned to pursue marriage in another state.
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Earl of Northesk
Jessica Brown
Scotland
England
Miss Own
Chicago
Many Communists Arrested in Japan
TOKIO June 5 police arrested more than one hundred prominent Communists charged with plotting to organize a Communist State. The action targeted leaders and organizers in Japan’s communist movement and sent shockwaves through the capital.
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Japan
Tokio
French Troops Occupy Key Ruhr Railway Hubs
Canadian Press report notes French troops seized railway stations at Herne Wanne, Gelsenkirchen, Karnberg, and Altenessen, closing lines to traffic and cutting the Ruhr’s last major rail link, disrupting transport and wartime logistics.
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Herne Wunne
Gelsenkirchen
Kartemberg
Altenessen
Ruhr
Train Derailment Kills Five, Injures Forty at DURAND
Five persons lost their lives and forty were injured when a Grand Trunk special train carrying Knights Templars from Grand Rapids derailed at Durand. The fireman and engineer among the dead, plus three passengers, were confirmed victims.
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Mid
Grand Trunk
Knights Templars
Grand Rapids
Flirt
Dangerous buoy sighting blocks Atlantic navigation warners
The Metagama reported a large cylindrical buoy dangerous to navigation at forty seven fifty north and sixty fourteen west. It may have broken from the Cape Breton mooring near Sussex. In Newfoundland a fire killed Mrs James Cape Angille near Nodwell, as she tried to save papers from a burning home.
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Quebec
Metagama
Cape
Breton
Sussex
James Cape Angille
Nodwell
Newfoundland
Miss Kielly Wins First Prize in Popularity Contest
The P I I Hospital Fair closed with over 2,000 attendees and strong booth patronage. The popularity contest drew sharp rivalry between Miss Kielly and Miss Head, with final results tallied at 829,900 for Kielly, 321,000 for Head, and 202,900 for McLellan, all amid prizes and applause.
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P. I. I. Hospital
Miss Kielly
Miss Head
McLellan
Kiely
Redistribution Bill Makes Little Change in Maritimes
Ottawa reports the redistribution bill causes little trouble for Maritime Provinces. No changes planned for New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island. Nova Scotia seeks to retain sixteen seats. Census results would require a constitutional amendment of the British North America Act.
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Guardian
Ottawa
Maritime Provinces
New Brunswick
Prince Edward
Nova Scotia
B. N. A. Agty
P E Island Lady Earns Medical Doctor Degree at Toronto
Mr J J McDonald of Pinette received a telegram informing that his daughter Miss Florence McDonald earned her Medical Doctor degree from Toronto University after five years of study. She will serve as medical adviser for a Girl's Camp in Northern Ontario this summer and then begin the position. The Guardian joins friends in hearty congratulations.
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Pinette
Miss Plorence
Toronto University
Miss McDonald
Ontario
Guardian
Herriott Speech Placed On Public Buildings Across France
In Paris on June 5 deputies voted 280 to 213 to placard Deputy Herriott s anti royalist speech on all public buildings throughout France. The motion directs distribution of the speech to public spaces as a prompt to government action.
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Paris
Chamber Deputies
Deputy Herriott
France
French Concessions On Reparations
London reports a major shift in French policy after Premier Baldwin’s feelers. Paris is said to accept a total indemnity from Germany of fifty billion gold marks or twenty five hundred million pounds, signaling a new approach to reparations.
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London
Baldwin
Germany
Weather brief from Toronto coastal forecast June fifth
Maritime moderate winds bring showers with tides and moon phases noted. High tide 3.50 pm, tomorrow 6.14 am. Sunset 7.48 pm, moonrise 4.09 am. Last quarter moon Wednesday morning. Summerside tide 18 minutes later than Charlottetown.
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