Allied and German Forces Clash as Battles Resume near Paris and Kemmel
Paris reports long range bombardment of the capital resumes this morning as British troops in Flanders note renewed German activity. Gen Von Armin’s forces pause after a heavy Monday defeat and prepare fresh troops for future assaults. Mount Kemmel remains fiercely shelled with artillery as French British batteries threaten to pin the enemy from the heights. Emperor William is observed rallying troops and voicing aggressive aims to separate French and British forces and push the British toward the English Channel. The London desk notes artillery focus dominates the 24 hour front with Kemmel the critical objective and Majuba fears echoed if the hilltop falls.
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Ottawa
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Milk Prices Discussed at Board of Trade Meeting
A Tuesday afternoon gathering of milk vendors producers and Agricultural committee members of the board of trade explored a possible adjustment in May milk prices. They cited feed scarcity and high costs harming producers while noting some price reductions for consumers in other regions.
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Emperor Charles to Confer with German Emperor at Berlin
London May 1 Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary with Baron Burlan and staff will travel to Berlin to confer with the German Emperor. The dispatch notes Ukrainian and Balkan affairs will be discussed and a plan proceeding from Zurich exchange dispatch.
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Pope Benedict Peace Offer Minute in Western Front Talks
A garbled report claims Pope Benedict plans a peace overture amid a shifting Western offensive. The article notes alleged Vatican mediation and possible scheduling around Whitsunday, with references to distant negotiations and media speculation about a new phase.
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Conscription Postponed in Ireland and Treand
An order in council postponed the National Service Act in Ireland beyond May and hints indicate the step aims to test the Home Rule Bill before enforcing conscription in Treand. The House of Commons is expected to see the bill next week, though drafting difficulties remain unresolved.
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Ireland
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Treand
Farmer reports flax theft leading to arrest of suspect
J Ik Warar a farmer from north of seven Personas files a complaint about ten bushels of flax stolen from his granary. Police trace wheel toerks to the farm of TL J Gtrenther. he is arrested and appears before Magistrate Rae, pleads guilty, and is sentenced to twelve months in prison.
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Mounted Police Office Closure and Recruitment Notice
The Mounted Police office in the iaisele Block will close and a new office opens in the daurricks. Recruits are expected in Regina on Vastorh. Corph Brewer will be stationed there. All prospective recruits should sign up promptly and report to the office for further details.
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Regina
Vastorh
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Pope Benedict Asked to Admonish Irish Bishops
The Catholic Union of Great Britain has sent resolutions to Cardinal Gasparri for submission to Pope Benedict criticizing the Irish hierarchy for opposing conscription. The group alleges interference of ecclesiastical authority in temporal political matters and urges action against the bishops.
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Papel
Pope Benedict
Ireland
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Emphasize Child Welfare Clinic Proposal Debate
A local assembly at the Child Welfare Institute endorsed a plan for a weekly baby clinic with doctors and nurses to examine babies and provide guidance on defects. Speakers argued for treating children as a national asset and urged intelligent cooperation to fund education and health services for a healthier future generation.
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Haigh Nobo
Gil
Thorebt
Regina
KE. Ss. Lichen
Red Deer
Bishop
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Ceomsad
Great Uproar in the Canadian Senate
In Ottawa during an April evening session the senate debated a government bill to extend the franchise to women. Senators Boyer Power Cloran McMeans and others sparred over the measure with accusations of infamy and claims of provincial rights, ending amid uproar and a call for order.
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Canadians at Home Must Hold Third Line Defence Trench
Edward Tretz of the United States Food Administration spoke at Fifth Ave church, urging Canadians to support the war effort and maintain US-UK allied resolve. He warned of German propaganda, praised conscription and Allied mobilization, and cited troop movements and logistics progress in France while urging unity and government action.
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Sail EL EL Peretz
United States Food Administration
Fifth Ave
Medicine Hat
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Canada
United States
Premier appoints Workmen's Compensation board
Premier Stewart announced the administration board for Workmen's Compensation, naming Joh Thomson Stirling Edmon ton Abervian oforces Andrew Kinney Udimontens and Vicker Floyd Aleseib Calgary. Kinney serves as president of the Alberta Federation of Labor and Stirling as Alberta mines chief inspector. Stirling will chair the new board.
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Stewart
Board of Administration
Joh Thomson Stirling
Edmoenton
Abervian Oforces
Andrew Kinney
Udimontens
Vicker Floyd Aleseib
Caleary
Kinney
Alberta Federation of Labor
McNeil
Western Coal Operators’ Association
Mr. Stirling
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Allied War Council Opens in Versailles May Day Conference
An important Allied nations conference opens in Versailles May 1 and will move to Harrow. Participants include Premiers Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando of Great Britain France and Italy with other representatives of Britain France Italy and the United States in the supreme War council.
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