Brilliant Scenes At Royal Wedding In Westminster Abbey
Readable report describes the royal wedding at Westminster Abbey with the Queen, Duke and Duchess of York, Prince of Wales, and Princess Mary amid grand ceremony. The Archbishop of Canterbury leads the service, royal robes and symbols, and the couple receive the ring before prayer and benediction. The Dowager Queen Alexandra is noted for a warm gesture to attendees.
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Westminster Abbey
York
Elisabeth
Esata
Messiens
Ind
Fortes
Lee
Alexandra
Priscege Mary
Prince of Wales
Wales
Martiake
Earl of Strathmore
Royal Air Foet
Abbes
Eizabeth
Het Atler
Canterbury
Wesley
Archbishop of
Edward the Confessor
Shortage of Farm Labor Hits Prairie Provinces
A farm labor shortage affects Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as spring sowing nears. Manitoba and Saskatchewan need 2000 workers each with 1000 from Regina Moose Jaw and Saskatoon districts, Alberta seeks outside help. Wages range from 50 to 55 dollars monthly with harvest bonuses. Saskatchewan offers 10 to 15 dollars monthly until harvest.
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Nnipex
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Tomsett
Saskatchewan
Executions of Hathway McEary and Creaney by Free State
The Free State authorities executed Hathway, a deserter from a British force, along with James McEary and John Creaney. The men were captured after irregulars held a strong position near County Kerry Richant Hathway during the recent conflict.
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Trailer
County
Kerry
Richant Hathway
James McEary
John Creaney
Free State
Hathway
Immigration Fears Fuel Calls for Strict Canada Laws
Dr Tolmie of Victoria warns in an interview that Canada's Orientals problem threatens a white Canada future. He criticizes eastern politicians for procrastination and urges total exclusion of immigrants except under strict trade regulations. Tolmie cites US experience with severe postwar immigration laws.
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Canada
Duawe Oriental
SF. Tolle
Victoria
Tolmie
Columbia
Busine
Cie Orientals
Dominions
Miercham
Tolle
Tolmle
United States
Alberta Liquor Vote Set for November Fifth
Alberta voters face a provincial liquor referendum with opposing factions preparing for a long campaign. Premier Greenfield authorized the poll, the cabinet delaying to July, and both prohibition camps favor an extended fight over a quick ballot.
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Algeria
Prospective loan shifts Persian funding plan
A Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent reports a U S syndicate weighing a loan for the Persian Government that could replace Britain’s Anglo Persian scheme, vowing to probe negotiations. The piece notes Turkish Nationalist authorities may have asked for rapid funding and hints at internal syndicate differences. The Angora government is described as financially strained.
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United States
Great Britain
Persia
Daily Telegraph
Chester Syndicate
Angora
Alberta Coal Demonstrations Impress Ontario
George BR. Pratt, Fuel Engineer for Alberta, supervises demonstrations of Alberta coal. Ontario residents are convinced Alberta coal is an excellent fuel meeting requirements once supplied by American anthracite. Tests reported satisfactory relight rates, and Pratt urged speedy action to arrange shipments for the summer months.
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Ottawa
George BR. Pratt
Alberta
Ontario
Banting Named Research Professor at Toronto University
Dr. FG Banting renowned insulin discoverer is slated as a research professor at the University of Toronto under the Banting and Best Medical Research Act. The act provides $14,000 annually to the university governors to fund diabetes relief and related medical efforts.
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Toronto
FG. Banting
Toronto University
Nature
Te Banting
Best Medical
University of Toronto
Banting
Road to Ottawa backs thorough study of Hudson Bay railway feasibility
Ottawa caucus hears Liberal members favor a detailed inquiry into completing the Hudson Bay railway. Sir Henry Thornton would likely direct tests of route feasibility, costs for terminals at Port Nelson, navigation, and whether insurance costs offset rail savings. Eastern sentiment doubts completion until feasibility is proven. western support backs an investigation.
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Ottawa
Sir Henry Thornton
Port Nelson
Fts
Sealing Vessels Fight Ice Barrier Offshore Newfoundland
Sealing vessels returning from the annual hunt are used to press the ice barrier along the south coast of Newfoundland to deliver relief to starving shore settlements. For months authorities have faced barriers hindering relief efforts as conditions worsen with some areas completely without food. vessels sent from this port carrying provisions have been detained at sea.
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St John
Nila
Newfoundland
Newound
Meteoric Event Reported From Gonzales Observatory
A brief record notes intense, well-defined activity on all instruments at Gonzales Observatory. The event persisted for about one hour, with a distance estimated near one thousand talles from Victoria.
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Gonzales Observatory
Victoria
U F C Decide To Go To The Country As A Solid Group
The Marine Department released details of the capture of the United States fishing schooner Silvani by the Malaspina after a chase near Solande Island off the west coast. The Malaspina fired blanks, then two solid shots, and finally a rifle volley when the schooner did not stop. A crewman was wounded in the shoulder, the schooner was boarded, scuttled, and the Malaspina towed a line ashore to recover the wounded before the crew fled.
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Marine Department
Matusp
Solande Island
Malaspina
Jett
Ontario Liberals face farmer demand after conference
The report outlines Premier Beary and officials negotiating with farmers and allied groups after a Liberal conference. It notes threats of a country shift if no agreement is reached, and mentions discussions led by Manning Doherty and mediation between parties and farmer organizations amid a potential election scenario.
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Aio
Ontario Liberals
Lave
Gade
Farament
Beary
United Barmers
Nth
JJ Mocksom
Tnt
UFO
Milton
Sun
Elitier
Oher
Preater
Manning Doherty
Must Make Offer to Paris France Will Deal With Any Offered Settlement
The piece discusses German reparations prospects, Ruhr situation tensions, and speculation on a Berlin settlement. It notes British and Allied reactions, mentions a supposed sum accepted by Germany, and cites conflicting Times reporting on whether such an offer exists.
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France
London
Gern
Berlin
Mnet
Caron
Germany
The
Times
Stauon
Ruhr
Britain records largest emigration and immigration figures
Britain reports March immigration at 3 570 with 1 561 from the United Kingdom and 2 009 from overseas markets. For the year ending March total immigration stood at 72 887, a 19 percent drop from the prior year, with British arrivals and overseas entrants detailed.
Free State plans revolvers for loyal citizens in protection drive
London report to the Times states the Free State government will issue revolvers and ammunition to well disposed citizens to safeguard lines and property amid rising robberies. Windsor public schools, ordered by the Board of Justice, faced critique as a cruel system while discussing execution after incidents.
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London
Insblin Wespasen
The
Times
Free State
Windsor
Yan
Amnion
Board of Justee
IL Smith
Afghan tribesmen reach Peshawar after reset by band
A group linked to Simla Mouy who recently reassembled forces has arrived in Peshawar. Sir John Matt of the Nortuwent leads the expedition, signaling a shift in regional control and potential implications for ongoing operations near the border.
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Simla
Mouy Tus
Entirl
Peshawar
Sir John Matt
Nortuwent
Naturalization Push Drives Company to Require Aliens to Pass
A dated notice reports a corporate order forcing alien employees to obtain naturalization or face departure. The American Matons Company, renamed after a foreign takeover, is amid intensified efforts to naturalize its workforce, with British and Canadian ties noted.
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Meen
Poration
America
Bbeth
United States
Marbora
American Mateons Company
Vikorousty
Commission To Inquire Into Grain Trade Three Members
Ottawa reports a three member commission will inquire into grain trade. The plan reduced from six members to cover grading and weighing, handling by country and terminal elevators, and rate transportation issues. Hon Manning Doherty reads the scope to the Dominion Cabinet, with the inquiry aimed to be independent from the trades.
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Ottawa
Uist
Uut
Bel
Saskatchewen
Toronto
Manning Doher'y
Otred
Dominion Cab
Aovil Commission
Erain
Doherty
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Leonard Grimmer
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