Turkish Nationalists Cleared From Ada Bazar Region
London reports the Ada Bazar region, about 75 miles northeast of Brusa, is cleared of Turkish Nationalist forces. Col Mahmud Bey was killed in recent fighting before government troops occupied the area. Mustapha Kemal Pasha calls for 30,000 men to oppose roverluncit troops. Ringston, Pennsylvania, is noted as a place linked to a famed Welsh poet and preacher visiting Canada.
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Reuter
Constantinople
Mahmud Bey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Govt
London
Adabazar
Brusa
Mustapha Ken al Pasha
Emergence of Friday Meeting in Ottawa Amid Protests
Ottawa reports a Friday emergency gathering responding to protests over Western resource policy. Delegations from prairie provinces and British Columbia gather to discuss standardization and plans while the Prince of Wales visits New Zealand amid railway strikes casting delays.
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New Zealano
Prince OF Wales
Ottawa
Prairie
Pro- Vinces
Columbia
PARD MMT Go. Mo AED AGANIZED Lansing Avail 28
A corporate filing notes the division of a prepared venture into a consolidated company with new stockholders and officers. The secretary of state records the formation and names key figures including a president and directors in what appears to be a planned reorganization.
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Lansing
Biel
Orpaniva
Camperg
Tiger
Dba
Adobe
Bia
Doheware Corp
Orrbian
Tore Carnorates Peaser
Ab Pevat
Pan
Former Kiel Governor Arrested Amid Unrest
The former Kiel governor was arrested as crowds pressed to influence authorities. Reports say the removal faced strong dissent and security response. Authorities claim the incident followed attempts to seize power and public disorder escalated.
Major Miller in Calfornia Cadet Movement Meeting
Miasor J. Wo Miller of Galethoppe organized a meeting in California with Spencer, a military aide, to discuss the cadet movement. Chafman Ireland and Superintendent McCallim of the school board attended an interview, signaling strong interest in cadet participation. Miller is expected to return later to continue talks.
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Miasor
J. Wo Miller
Ane Monechery
Galethoppe
Cal
Spencer
Tse
Tttary
Adberta
Strathemds
Ethan Mating
Chafman Irelind
McCallim
Millay
Shaw
Death of Reverend Stephen Gladstone Reported in The Statesman
In London today the death of Reverend Stephen Gladstone is noted. The article references the second son of William Je. Ghiatare and cites ongoing coverage by The Statesman.
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Gladstone
London
Stephen Gladstote
Secon
William Je. Ghiatare
Statesman
Saskatoon North 26o Rategarser Event Report
A partial, garbled OCR item notes an event in Saskatoon North on Saturday involving daylight saving time and a mass gathering. The readable fragments mention confusion around time changes and crowd presence but lack clear specifics or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Canada Needs Immigrants the Proper Glass
Canadian official Col J 5 Dennis addresses an immigration conference in New York praising Canada’s larger undeveloped resources cheaper land growing industry and better inducements for European immigrants. He cites wartime population needs and notes Canada’s restrictions on migration within the empire while stressing the need to attract skilled workers to sustain development.
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New York
Aprinus
Bs Canadian
Camida
Co. J
Dennis
Colonization and Development Department
CI Op
Col Pennis
British Recriling
United States
Canada
Col. Denitle
Dota
Porden
Dealitz
Col
Demas
Indus
India
Ottawa debates soldiers settlement act amendments
The house moved to amend the Soldiers Settlement act on second reading to define the board’s responsibilities, extend privileges to women who served in the Canadian Army, grant special advantages for unimproved lands, and allow stock security for loans. Ernest Lapointe questioned nurse exclusions. minister Meighen cited settling settlers as primary, with a $58,060,000 expenditure last year.
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Ottawa
Lill
Soldiers Settlement Act
Jacques Darren
Three Rivers
Hom Arthur Aleizhen
Minster of
the Interior
Soldier Settlement Board
Cbrifish Armoy
Ernest Lapointe
Minister of the Interior
Canada
Priv Lees
Meighben
Prominent Leaders Linked to Bolshevik Propaganda Found
Documents alleged signed by Sylvia Pankhurst James Gordon and Clara Aelo claiming aid to spread Bolshevik propaganda were found in the possessions of three communist couriers arrested in Latvia. The couriers were traveling by airplane from Koenigsberg.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Washington
Sylvia Vpankhuret
James Gordon
Clara Aelo
Latvia
State Department
Koeningsbor
Protests Over Import Ban on Friesian Cattle
A deputation from cattlemen protests the import ban on Friesian cattle from Canada. They urge continued loading and express fears other large shipments will be restricted, asking the minister to reexamine the policy and permit relief for the cattle trade.
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Londo
Armenelimre
Canada
Chad
Poles Advance Toward Ukraine Front Says Communique
A Polish general staff communique announces Polish forces advancing from the Bo Mile front toward the Ukraine. The aim stated is the expulsion of foreign invaders as Polish troops push forward.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
PSO
Ukraine
Kapuskasing colony board formed for building variations
Archibald Letteh Oof Cuelph and Alt Morgan join a board to oversee variations on buildings in the Kapuskasing colony and manage related settlement affairs. The group will guide development, with a focus on housing and infrastructure needs.
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Archibald Letteh
Oof Cuelph
Alt Morgan
Kapuskasing
Montreal Factory Leaders Back Western Canada Colonization Plan
A Montreal luncheon endorsed the Western Canada colonization project to settle vacant Western lands. Eleven Montreal subscribers pledged 10 000 each toward a 1 500 000 goal. Delegates urged national unity and intensified agricultural and industrial development across Canada.
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Montreid
Windsor
Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers
Fiume Cut Off From All Communication With Outside World
Trieste April 28 The blockade on Fiume is now at its severest stage with town communications cut, railway lines torn up, machine guns deployed at frontiers, and no passage in or out including milk shipments. Gabriel D Annunzio threatens counter action as sea links are completely severed.
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Trottrua
Zealand
New Zealand
Cicren
Prince of Makes
Tomiden
Asics
Weles
Raya
D’annunzio
Triestee
Finme
Gabriel D’annunzio
Land Settlement Congress to Meet in Saskatoon May
Hasan, president of the Saskatchewan Land Settlement association, travels in Dakota and Minnesota to arrange speakers for a May land settlement congress in Saskatoon. The event aims to aid the farmer on every furlon in five years with an emphasis on irrigation. A full day at the congress is devoted to irrigation topics.
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Saskatoon
Hasan
Saskatchewan Land Settlement Association
Jaw
Dakota
Minnesota
Tend Settlement Congress
Mir. Hadlam
United States
Congresa
Mod on English divorce law urged in Commons note
In April 28 report from tenden the house of commons considers modifying England divorce laws. Proponents argue the changes will ease passage of a bill legalizing divorce on new grounds including wife desertion for three years and other abuses.
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Tenden
Icigland
House of Commons
Erpelly
Snaney
Police Protection Debated at Industrial Disputes Meeting
Ottawa April 28 during the labor conference yesterday Tom Moore urged police protection as a public necessity. He argued to avoid withdrawing the force from city or municipality but said no method exists to decide disputes between policemen and their supervisors.
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Tom Moore
Ottawa
Viscount Cave to Address Canadian Bar Association
Viscount Cave former Sir George Cavel has accepted to deliver the chief address at the Canadian Bar Association annual meeting to be held in September. The announcement notes incoming president Aikins and reports mail carriers in Partford have resigned or thrown up their contracts.
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Viscount Cave
Can. Bar Ass
James Aiking
Winnives
April
Right Han
George Cavel
Privy Coinedt
Gem
Daron O.eeiition
Weblein Oa
Faniss Aikins
Bove Prantford Karadl
Ovey
Ther
Grasshopper Plague Fight Urged by Canada and Provinces
Manitoba and Saskatchewan agriculture officials met in Winnipeg to seek federal aid against a grasshopper outbreak. Dr J J Grisdale from Canada’s agriculture department was asked to arrange a surplus bran supply to form part of an anti grasshopper mixture held in the east and available for rapid western shipment.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Nave
Hague
J. E. Evans
J. J. Grisdale
Caniuta
Medicine Hat to be HQ for First Regiment CMRA
LieutCol Spry informs Col Spencer that the 1st Regiment (6rd CMR) will be formed to perpetuate the 1d CMR battalion. Major A J Mort likely to command, with headquarters at Medicine Hat, replacing the Alberta Hussars.
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Spry
Military District No. 15
Spencer
C.M.R
A. J. Mort
Medicine Hat
Hat Alberta Vussars
Market Prices Quote for Barley Rye and Feeds
OCR supplied price table lists May and July dates for Barley Rye and related feeds. Includes figures like Barley 3 CAV 1798-4 and 4 CW 162, Rye 2 CW 206, Mats and feed prices with percentages and track codes.
Livingston Judge Renames Local Resident in Court
Ioanis Sarton Panagiotopoulos of Wilsall has name shortened to John Cohen by Judge A P Stark in district court. The action reflects a formal court-ordered name change.
Luncheon Cancelled by Brothers Hood Federation
Due to delays the luncheon and afternoon meeting of the Brothers hood Federation planned for Friday have been cancelled. Committee members are arranging an alternate gathering for Friday evening at the Ate Methodist church.
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Brothershood Federation
Wilth
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