Explosion at Sveti Kral Cathedral Kills Hundreds
New figures from Sofia report 140 killed in an infernal machine blast during General Georghieff’s funeral at Sveti Kral Cathedral. Six generals and thirty officers among the dead. martial law proclaimed across Bulgaria after the outrage. Debris search finished with most bodies recovered.
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Sveti Kral
Georghieff
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Georghioff
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Women Adjudged Insane Again Up On Murder Charge
Two women, Pearl Maculuck and Mrs. Julia Currie, confined in the asylum, are to be brought before spring assizes on murder charges. Maculuck, previously charged in 1923 with murdering Mike Maculuck, was declared insane and sent to the asylum. Currie was charged with murdering her sixteen month old infant and also deemed insane by alienists.
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Toronto
Pearl Maculuck
Julia Currie
Maculuck
Mike Maculuck
Settle Mullen Case Involving Fatal Train Accident
The suit of Mrs. Mullen against the C P R for 40000 dollars over her husband James Mullen’s death has been settled with substantial damages paid by the railway. Mullen, a brakeman, was killed at Barnwell on November 24 when run over by his train’s engine.
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Hethbridge
Bennett May Be Given Eastern Conservative Nomination
Calgary reports circulate among Conservative circles that Hon. R B Bennett may be offered a party nomination in an eastern Toronto seat. Bennett has left Calgary for England and views on the offer are not known. If he accepts, West Calgary Conservatives may nominate Major Lee Redman or John S Mayor KC.
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Calgary
R B. Bennett
K.C
Toronto
Bennett
England
Art. Bennett
John S. Mayor
Eaa
Bow Valley
Major Redman
West Calgary
Man Displays Hat Of The Season On Winnipeg Streets
On a warm Winnipeg night riders and pedestrians watched a man model a bright hat he calls the season’s standout piece as spring weather lingers and temperatures hover near the freezing point in the city.
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Winnipeg
Runaway airship R-33 moored after long voyage
Pulham airship R-33 safely moored in hangar on return from an erratic flight just before 2:30 pm. London reports the air station received a message at 3am stating the airship was making 15 knots toward Lowestoft with destroyer escort. Relief arrived for a British pub anxious over officers and men borne away yesterday in the dirigible R83 after it was torn from its moorings.
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Pulham
London
Alp
Outbi Fatry
Pulliam
Ran
Lowestoft
Godetta
Alberta Education Association officers listed for Edmonton meeting
The Alberta Education Association session on Thursday morning announced its officers. Honorary President E. Perren Baker, Minister of Holuestelon, President G. L. Well Cordeton, Past President C. J. Gibbs, Edmonton First Vice-President W. W. Scott, Calgary Second Vice-President H. A. Warker, Edmonton.
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Edmonton
Alberta Education Association
In. Perren. Baker
Holuestelon
G. L. Well
Cordeton
C. J. Gibbs
Edmontons
W. W. Scott
Calgary
H. A. Warker
Wheat price swings blamed on old theory claims
The article quotes Mr. Smith attributing violent wheat price fluctuations in Winnipeg and Chicago to an outdated hypothesis. He notes April 14 up five cents, April 15 down seven, April 16 down nine, and argues the $1.80 price breach was unwarranted.
Train misrouted trip leaves London workers delayed
Southern Railway officials admit a train bound for central London inadvertently ran about seventy miles into Surrey and North Kent after a wrong switch. To avoid delaying thirty thousand home-goers, staff directed the service to continue via the Kent and Surrey loop, yielding an involuntary two hour detour for city workers returning for dinner.
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London
Southern Railway
Metropolis
Surrey
North Kent
Cannon ‘Street
Bottle Neck
London Bridge
Cannon Street
Surrey Kent Loop
Kent
Eyes Front optimism urged for Alberta's young men
Mr W A Buchanan of Lethbridge spoke to the fifth Avenue Men's Club urging Alberta's youth to share in the province's growing destiny. He cited twenty years of progress, offered facts on wealth and resources, and emphasized maintaining faith amid occasional provincial gloom. Intro'd by A F Andrews, the talk capped the season.
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Fifth Avenue Men’s Club
W. A. Buchanan
Lethbridge
Alberta
Buchanan
Canada
A. F. Andrews
Alberti
Dominion
Prince of Wales Tours Nigeria Drives Train at Night
The Prince of Wales arrived in Minna Nigeria after a night journey deep inland. During yesterday afternoon run the prince drove the train for half an hour with the engine driver piloting, a historic moment for royal travel in Africa.
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Minna
Nigeria
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Wear Africa
India
Denone TOR OIL April report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions oil and a date in April but provides no verifiable facts or clear names to identify a specific event or subject.
Annual Meeting of Athletic Moguls at City Hall Tonight
The annual meeting of athletic leaders is slated for City Hall tonight. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event involves prominent sports administrators and organizers.
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City Hall
Ottawa House Debates Expense Probes Across Atlantic Travel
In Ottawa on April 16 the House debated Liberal whip George W. Kyte defending trip expenses for Wembley delegates. He contrasted Conservative costs including Hugh Guthrie in 1921 and Senator Blondin in Madrid 1920, with detailed items such as shoe polishing, meals, and laundry. Kyte mocked the long tally as scandalous while reading an itemized bill amid laughter.
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George W. Kyte
Hai
Kyte
Wley
Wembley
Hugh Guthrie
Blondin
Madrid
Wilfrid Laurier
Wyte
G. H. Cockburn
Toronto
Cockburn
Guthrie
Europe
Gelatin Plant Plans Signal Western Canada Investment
A major Australian company plans a gelatin manufacturing plant in Western Canada at a cost over $1,000,000. A Winnipeg representative visited to study conditions. Location is undecided, but the facility will be in one of the West’s larger cities.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Winnipe
Whole family burned to death in home fire
Marshfield April 17 ten members of one family perished in a frame dwelling fire. The dead are a man identified as Hoppe, Mrs H H Hopps, Vernon Hopps 17 Ruth Hopps 183 Serman Hops 10. Bodies were burned beyond recognition and appear to have suffocated.
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Marshfield
Ai. I Hoppe
H. H. Hopps
Vernon Hopps
Ruth Hopps
Serman Hops
Paris Cabinet In Heads of Painleve Ministry Report
Paris reports the new cabinet led by Painleve seeks official confirmation. He plans to present the ministry to President in the Palace with a ten oclock session. Calliaux and Tess weigh plans and a decisive statement may come in a few days.
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Paris
M. Painleve
Dons
Tess
Berlin Candidates Set for Presidential Election
Three candidates in Berlin will appear on the April 17 ballot. Wilhelm Thaelmann leads the left party while Wilhelm M tudge represents the People's faction and another candidate seeks the Right. Nominations closed at midnight.
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Berlin
Wold Marshaldenburg
Wilhelm .M Tudge
The
People's Foc
Thaelmann
Set Party
Wheat prices rally in Winnipeg after two days of weakness
After two days of pronounced weakness wheat prices in Winnipeg rallied on buying and short covering. May delivery closed at 156 5-8 cents up 18 from Thursday, July at 1628 7-8 and October at 132 14, up four. Opening bids rose, then fluctuated with hedges switched by shorts and elevator interests. Liverpool cables fell 1-2 pence, domestic export wheat around 400000 bushels worked over night mainly Manitobas. Rye offerings were light though prices followed the Polish market.
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Thuralay
T& At
Pricas
Liverpool
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