Movements of Accu Traced in Court
Evidence in the March 9 morning sequence was presented at the Supreme Court in the trial of John Kollesaviteh for the murder of Brakeman J I Calkins. Witnesses Willy Hoffman and his father described Kollesaviteh at Toffman place near Walsh for breakfast and dinner before returning home, while Andrew Gernach identified a shotgun and overalls as his from the lean-to.
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Supreme Court
John Kollesaviteh
Justice Ives
J. I. Calkins
Toffman Place
Walsh
Willy Hoffman
Andrew Gernach
Gernach
Willy Nofiman
Shirowsh
Bex Elder Creek
Kollesavich
Wearig
Ganthie’s Creek
Hoffman Place
Lamble's Creek
Uoffman Farm
Secused
Merger proposal touted to yield large railway savings
Ontawa April 23 Sir Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National Haltings told the House Committee on Railways and Shipping that a merger with the Canadian Pacific Railways would produce enormous savings to cover current charges. He Said a joint committee would study economy including removing one train on the Montreal to Toronto routes. A separate trial hearing recounted a hunting incident with a witness describing an accused man, a gun, and a farm near Hoffman's place with details of clothing and movements.
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Ontawa
Canadiago National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National
Mtr Henry
W. D. Enler
Sir Henry
Toi
E.W. Heatty
K.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ttawn
Hoffton Place
Jeff
Hiter
Blackstock
Chamber Votes Confidence in Painleve Government
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed Premier Painleve and his cabinet 504 to 218 after a nine hour debate centering on M. Calliaux. The government urged national concord and promised budget discipline and security for France amid talks of Vatican representation and Alsace Lorraine policy.
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Painleve
Calliaux
Paris
Chamber of Deaputies Wat Aight
Peanut Praheere
M. Calliaux
Caltiaux
France
Vatican
Alsace- Lorraine
Braun Will Get Clean Ticket
Edmionton April 22 The Attorney General s Department will take no further welson In the case of Harold Braun year old boy now being held at Didsbury for the billing of his father after the Coroner s Inquest which has been set for Friday Officials of the Department are of the opinion if the facts brought out at the inquest are as now stated it will be found to have been a case of justifiable homicide but that a formal charge may then be held against the boy in order to give him full and legal discharge for him.
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Edmionton
Attorney General's Department
Welson
Harold Braun
Didsbury
Regina Man Is New Governor Of District No 4
Regina man George C Rooke named district governor for Rotary District No 4 after unanimous election at annual convention. Rooke, a chartered accountant, is expected to lead next year while invitations for the 1926 conference go to Moose Jaw or Calgary Banff. Attendees totaled 451, with 147 women and 304 men, and a luncheon feature play highlighted the day.
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Saskatoon
George C Rooke
Otegina
Rotary District No. 4
Rooke
Moose Jaw
George Kelliher
Calgary
Charles Smith
Banff
Wanff Springs
Calgary-Banff
Moose Law
Rotarians
Barts
Hudson's Bay
Ermie Wills
Art McGuire
Prod Weir
Reud
Ward
Singleton
University of Saskatchewan
Rod McRae
Steamship losses shown for 1924 by North Atlantic cargo fleet
Ottawa April 22 The ocean rates committee heard figures from steamship companies showing 51 cargo ships in the North Atlantic Canadian trade posted a loss in 1924 after depreciation of 830 179. Data showed freight earnings of 8 698 544 with operating expenses of 8 363 493 leaving a 350 051 operating surplus but depreciation of 1 165 530 yielded a net deficit of 830 479.
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Ottawa
Ocean Rates Committee
Ilonse
David Young
Price, Waterhouse & Company, Chartered Accountants
Eee
Bavobine
Young
Youn
Cunard
Whit Star-Dominion
G. E
J. M. Cleminson
Genery
Chamber of
Aaippine
United Kingdom
H. J. Symington
H. M. Cleminson
G. Tl
Montgomery
Cleminson
New York
Canada
Dominion
Mr. Symington
Ford Libel Suit Over Sapiro Allegations Reaches Court
Aaron Sapiro sues Henry Ford and Dearborn Publishing in a $1,000,000 libel action filed in federal court. The suit claims defamatory Dearborn Independent articles accuse Sapiro of leading a conspiracy of Jewish bankers to control global food markets.
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Netroft
Henry Ford
The
Dearborn Publishing Company
United States
Div Trie
Aaron Sapiro
Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
Alberta Farmers Invest Heavily In Dairy Cattle
Belleville Ontario April 22. Alberta ranchers shift to dairy farming buying hundreds of yearling stock. One Alberta company reportedly holds five hundred yearlings on a farm near Stirling with five hundred more set for shipment from Madoc. Buyers extend across the country amid interest in milk production and some cattle holdings are also being purchased.
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Belleville
Ont
Apri
Joan
Ines County
Hasberta
Alberta
Itx
Stirtine
Madocsee
Queen's College to be handed to United Church
Wingston Ont April 2 Rev Dr S W Dyde principal said Queen s Theological College will likely be handed over to the United Church of Canada and under new influence he believed student numbers would rise substantially.
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Wingston
Uncertain Bulgarian Crisis Reports Stir London
Information from London on Bulgaria is vague due to martial law censorship and unreliable rumors from Vienna and Belgrade. Reports of massacres and heavy casualties are denied by Mulgarian authorities, with London papers leaning that Bulgaria is quelling a Communist rebellion linked to Moscow.
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London
Bulgaria
Vienna
Belgrade
Balkanea
Moscow
Council of Ambassadors
Dalls
The Day in Parliament Ottawa April 22 Budget Debate
The Senate will resume the budget debate in the House of Commons with NM Marler of the Liberal party speaking for St. Lawrence St. George. Yesterday in parliament the Senate disposed of business and the Commons debated with J F White W G Raymond J Morrison M Deechene W J Maclean J S Woodsworth among others.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Marler
St. Lawrence-St. George
Mutine
Bialness
J. F. White
London
W G. Raymond
Brantford
J. Morrison
Weyburn
M. Deeechene
Montmagney
W. J. Maclean
York
J. S. Woodsworth
Winniper
Irish Nationalists Take Their Seats in Parliament
Belfast April 22 The Nationalist convention repealed the earlier ruling that Nationalist members elected to the Irish Parliament should not take their seats until the boundary commission reported Joseph Devin and Thomas McAllister were asked to take their seats at once.
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Belfast
Convention of Nationalists
Niewbess
Boundary Commission
Joseph Devin
Thomas McAll
Forme Kerriott Elected President of Chamber of Deputies
Panix April 22 Forme Kerriott was elected president of the Chamber of Deputies this evening receiving 270 votes with one against and opposition abstaining. Wide awake advertisers use The News enlumnae o
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Panix
Prenier Kerriott
Chamber of Deputies
Confession Claims Plot in Cairo Murder Case
A Cairo court report quotes Abdel as saying conspirators planned a series of political killings to secure Egyptian independence. He names meetings with Dr. Snathanau and Malou near Fattam Anayat and says the Rider and a first victim were to be targeted. All mentioned figures have been arrested.
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Cairo
Sgyn
Bove Pub
Earp
Redneral
Ncusann
Egyptin
Brrth
Snatthnau
Malou 'Smeil
Atthe
Hese
Alan
Fle
Fin
Keypt
Abdel
Sawmall
Ministry of Plans Foundations
April Snowstorm Strikes Oregon City Of Klamath
A severe April snowstorm rolled into Oregon from the northwest, blanketing the region and halting traffic on many streets. The storm, stronger than recent ones, left extensive snowfall and reduced visibility, though main thoroughfares remained passable.
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Khanath
Klamath
Alberta Coal Commission fixes dates for sittings
Edmonton reports that the Alberta Coal Commission has set May dates for hearings on the province’s coal industry. Chair H. M. Evans and members R. G. Drinnan and Frank Wheatley will hold sessions in Edmonton May 5 through 8, Qosigury May 11 through 18, Drumheller May 14 and 15, Lethbridge May 18 through 20, and Blatymore May 21 through 23 with possible later hearings at larger centres.
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Alberta
Coal Commission
Edmonton
Qosigury
Drumheller
Lethbridge
Blatymore
Wheat futures rise on export demand and Liverpool strength
May wheat closes at 1.62 a bushel up from Tuesday with a bullish tone as July and October gains follow. Coarse grains firm with barley rye flax and oats advancing. short covering and light offerings supported the rally amid reports of Soviet cereal shortages and export bans.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago
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Queen’s College
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