German Election Signals War Revanche Fears
Paris reports unease over Field Marshal Von Lindenburg winning Germany’s presidency. He is seen as more wartime revenge oriented than rival Marx. In New York James W. Gerard calls Hindenburg’s election a menace to world peace, while others see hope for a peaceful nation.
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Paris
von Lindenburg
Germany
Marx
New York
von Hindenburg
James W. Gerard
Gerard
European police plan roundups threaten Communist and alien suspects
Reports from London and Vienna quote authorities vowing a Europe wide crackdown on Communists and suspected aliens within days. The Morning Post notes Britain contemplates legal and financial measures, while Bulgarian, German, and Austrian items touch conspiracies, arrests, and Von Hindenburg’s election as president.
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London
Col
Dee Wistrange Malone
Coailthen
Parilhniet
Balkans
Schober
Vienna
Europe
Great Britain
Malone
Morning Post
Sulla
Varng
Polles
Ball Ft
Russia
Sofia
Zdorwulanoff
Forster Wintsier
Stamboulisky
Katherine Hughes noted Alberta writer dies in New York
Ottawa reports the death of Katherine Hughes a well known Alberta writer and former vice president of the Canadian Women's Press Club She lived in New York in recent years and had served as Alberta provincial archivist and assistant to the agent moral for Alberta Her writings on western prospects and Canadian newspapers marked a long career in journalism and literature
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Ottawa
New York
Katherine Indies
Canadian Women’s Press Club
Ghort i Brillant
Ohret
Jonnaell
United, States
England
Alberta
Lenton
Bodies Found Near Humber River In Two Separate Incidents
The April 27 reports describe the discovery of two dead men along the Hamilton Highway near Port Crett and Lorne Park. Neither body had been identified, with the first found by children and the second by picnickers along the Humber river’s west bank.
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Toronto
Lorne Park
Port Crett
Hamilton Highway
Humber River
Inside story on Kollesavich murder case questioned
The News confirms no reflection on how evidence was collected by police and asserts confidence in the A P P. The piece notes widespread speculation about motives beyond robbery, rejects those rumors, and cites Mr Justice Tves, Mr C S Blanchard, and Detective Reid as finding no supporting evidence.
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Kollesavich
A.P.P
Justice Tves
C. S. Blanchard
Reid
Alberta and Manitoba back joint push for Sale of Shares Act
Attorney General Brownlee says Alberta and Manitoba will be jointly represented in Ottawa to promote the Sale of Shares Act. He returned from Winnipeg and announced the draft act will be submitted, with arrangements made for provincial cooperation in Dominion parliament.
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Edwinton
Alberta
Manitoba
Brownlee
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Spring Hill Miners Call to Stay Away From Pits
A mass meeting of Spring Hill miners on Sunday afternoon decided to remain away from pits as long as Cape Breton does.
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Spring Hill
Cape Breton
Debate on algebra becomes topic in Ottawa April
Ottawa discussion centers on algebra policy with unclear details and date. The note references an April event and ongoing deliberations affecting the local educational agenda.
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Ottawa
Railways hear of revenue loss from Crow's Nest votes
Ottawa reports Canadian National officials warn that restoring Crow's Nest Pass votes would cut CN revenue by over 750,000 dollars annually based on 1923 data. The hearing notes freight and passenger declines, railroads' grain movements, and competition from cars and buses. Sir Henry Thornton cites a seven percent freight drop due to weak demand and auto industry slump.
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Ottawa
Privy Council
Canadian National Railways
J. E. Dalrymple
Canadian National
Committee On National Railways
Thury Drayton
Me. Dalrymple
Vancouver
Dalrymple
Fort William
Winnipeg
Presaton
I* Wag
National Railway
Tade
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadia National
W. D. Buler
Professor Burt to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Prof L Burt of the University Extension Department will address a general luncheon of the Chambers of Commerce at the Cecil Hotel next Wednesday at 1 2 15. His topic is The present situation of the League of Nations as Canada campaign for 160 000 members proceeds. Teachers from the city schools have been invited and will attend. Reservations may be made at the Cecil Hotel or with Secretary Richardson.
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L. Burt
University of Aiberia
Chambers of Commerce
Cecil Hotel
League Af Nations
League of Nations Society
Canada
Alt
Tory candidates in Saskatchewan election race
Saskatoon April 27 approximately thirty seven candidates are to be nominated by the Conservative party in the coming election. Dr T M Anderson Provincial Tory leader declined to issue a statement today.
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Saskatoon
Coeerraire Party
T. M. Anderson
Santa
Shoal Lake Man Confesses to Killing Czayka in 1921
John Kooten of Shoal Lake Manitoba confessed to the 1921 slaying of Dyiilio Czayka. The confession came after police found Czayka's body buried in an outbuilding. the skull showed an axe wound. Czayka had boarded at Kooten's home and had been last seen leaving with a friend at Squaw Creek before returning to Austria.
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Man
John Kooten
Dyiilio Czayka
Sergi
L. Batch
Manitoba Provincial Police
Anison
Czayka
Kooten
W Kooten
Squaw Creek
Chinese Used to Detect Cons on the Canadian Pacific
The Canadian Pacific Railway inspection department announced many conductors on the Winnipeg to Vancouver line were dismissed in the last three months amid ticket irregularity investigations. Dismissals estimated between 18 and 26, many from British Columbia. A Vancouver Chinese paper warned travelers to buy tickets properly and avoid so called Chinese spies, a story translated by the authorities. Chinese workers had been used on the route to uncover irregularities.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacifi Railway
Winnipes
Vancouver
Britia Columbia
Pacific Coast
Hearing adjourned in arson case against F H Bending
Magistrate Ellie adjourned the hearing of the arson charge against F H Bending to Thursday next at the A P P Liminary hearing. Classified ads are the quickest little salesmen in the world. advertise in The News.
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F. H. Bending
Ellie
A.P.P. Liminiciy
Medicine Hat well project directors urge citizen support
Directors Welly Lut and colleagues announce an oper vas to drill a new well starting in June with a six man crew under Frank Stover. Citizens are invited to visit the site, learn of the work, and join in financing as optimism remains high about local prospects and a $2000 subscription from American Wheat Company is noted.
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Welly Lut
Juegday Mo
Frank Stover
Ratliff
United Stand
Medicine Hat
Inherited Fortune Mentioned in Fractured Note
A partially readable fragment notes a foster son and an inheritance of $1,000,000 tied to a May 18 reference. No clear names, places, or outcomes are established in the legible text.
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Tock
Lynch
Market report notes lower prices amid poor crop conditions
Fragmentary OCR cites wor none as market sentiment sours with sharp falls in Liverpool and cable markets. Mentions export tone weakens as sellers remain active and conditions across markets appear adverse.
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