Irregulars seize Kildare Street club and Westmoreland building
Irish republican army irregulars seize the Kildare Street club and a port authority building on Westmoreland Street in Dublin. Roy O Connor says the action aimed at securing space, not a specific objective, as windows are smashed and barricades erected. Thirteen Bank of Ireland branches are raided with some obtaining up to 100000 pounds. disorder spreads to western Ireland with rail disruption and a new organized campaign against country houses. Independent forces at Raphoe gain reinforcements from Cork and mount machine guns in the Masonic hall.
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O’connell Bridge
Sackville
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Kildare Street Club
Westmoreland Street
O'Connell Bridge
Sackville Street
Roy O’connor
London
Bank of Ireland
Ater
Ballinrobe
Clarenorris
County Jayo
Daily Mail
Times
Raphoe
County Donegal
Cork
Masonic Hall
Opening Soccer Season Brings Battle Royal Between TNbnians and Callies
The season kicks off with a battle between TNbians and Callies as new blood joins the Indians lineup. Fans are urged to fill the bleachers for the opening game, with junior teams expanding the league and football excitement growing toward next year’s school league.
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Tnbians
Callies - Okes
Callies
Braves
Cap
Reynolds
Percy Warvey
Light
Jimmy Middleton
Goldie
Walker
Sandy McLennan
McCallum
Sandy
Redcliff
Viscountess Rhondda Wins Petition for Restitution of Conjugal Rights
London report says Viscountess Rhondda granted an undefended petition for restoration of conjugal rights against Sir Humphrey MacWorth. The Viscountess, famed businesswoman dubbed coal queen, is seen as a leading figure since inheriting the Rhondda estate and becoming a House of Lords member.
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London
Rhonda
Humphrey MacWorth
Viscountess
Rhondda
Viscount Rhondda
England
Great Britain
House of Lords
Gas Sample Dispatches From Medicine Hat Exploration
Samples of gas from the Medicine Hat Development Company well were sent to Calgary oil man Wm. Livingstone and to RB Hole of Billings Montana who built Milox City refinery. Additional samples went to a Pittsburg laboratory and Toronto University for analysis.
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Medicine Hat Development Company
Wm. Livingstone
Calgary
RB. V. Hole
Billings
Mont
Milox City
Pittsburg
Toronto University
Missing Methodist preacher after prayer meeting in Peoria
A well known preacher vanished in Peoria Illinois after a prayer meeting at the Methodist church on April 12. He told one church officer he felt tired and has not been seen since. He regularly visits Toronto in summer months.
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Peoria
Illinois
Toronto
Seeding General Throughout West in Early May
Weather across the prairies supports general wheat seeding in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as frosts ease and ground remains workable. Moisture is unusually favorable with 80 percent seed completion in parts of Manitoba while grasshoppers prompt a major extermination drive.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Agricultural Department of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Speeders Rounded Up By Police
Margaret Qubrey found guilty of keeping a disorderly house at the Fish and Chips South Railway Street and sentenced to three months at Fort Saskatchewan plus a $50 fine and costs. Kwong Ying Lung fined $5 and his revolver confiscated. Five motorists fined $20 and one cyclist $10.
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Margaret Qubrey
South Railway Street
Fort Saskatchewan
Kwong Ying Lung
Evans tells Ottawa committee futures hedge grain dealings
W. Sanford Evans testified before the agricultural committee, suggesting Winnipeg grain trade is mainly commission and merchandising, with futures used to hedge cash grain. He said hedging can occur in July and nine times harvest yields may be sold pre harvest, noting bulls dominate speculation and opposing centralized selling.
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Ottawa
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
W. Sanford Evans
Agricultural Committee
House
Evans
Thomas Sales
Saltcoats
Witness Inclosing
Manitoba Wheat Start After Rain Boosts Growth
In Manitoba, rain gives early grain a start with wheat already three inches above ground in parts of the southeast. Deputy Minister J H Evans says seeding delays may occur but the rain is beneficial and up to 5 May 1922 about 5,100,000 acres will be sown, with oats at 2,200,000 acres, barley 1,000,000, flax 70,000, fall rye 149,000, spring rye 150,000, and potatoes 40,800 acres.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
J. H. Evans
Evans
Fire damages restaurant and boarding house in Rocky Mountain House
A fire early in the morning at the White Lunch kitchen spread to the Vandasee rooming house and Club Cafe in Rocky Mountain House Alberta. Firefighting volunteers focused on saving the forestry office to prevent spread. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Rocky Mountain House
Alta
J. Nightingale
Vandasee
Forestry
Japanese Cabinet Resigns for Partial Reorganization
London May 2. The Japanese cabinet led by Premier Takahashi has resigned to permit a partial reorganization of the ministry, according to an exchange telegraph dispatched from Tokyo today.
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Prem. Takahashi
London
Takahashi
Toklo
RAIL CONDUCTORS GET LOON SESSION IN CLEVELAND
The thirty seventh session of the Order of Railway Conductors opens in Cleveland May 1 to 11 with a public session tonight led by Governor H L Davis Mayor Fred Kobler and L F Sheppard. The order founded in 1868 as The Conductors Brotherhood has grown into a protective labor group with contracts on 99 percent of US railroads. It runs an insurance and relief program and supports a home for disabled railway workers in Highland Park Chicago. The message adds the group does not strike but lends moral and financial aid to allied labor causes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Grand ‘Division
Order of Railway Conductors
Ladies’ Auxiliary
H. L. Davis
Fred Kobler
Newton D. Baker
L. FE. Sheppard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
United States
Condiwets Insurance
Highland Park
Chicago
Sheppard
Premier Greenfield Returns With Draft Natural Resources Talks
Ottawa reports no cabinet action on a draft transfer agreement between Premier Greenfield and the prime minister amid ongoing negotiations on natural resources. Greenfield attends Western premiers’ conference and plans a Toronto stopover before returning to Edmonton, with no definite word on when Brownlee will travel or if resources will accompany him.
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Ottawa
Comension
Alberta
Greenfield
Edmonton
Toronto
iHs
Winnipeg
Dunvegan
British Columbia
J.D. McArthur
Premier Greenfield
Mr. Brownlee
Brownlee
Genoa Con ference Adopts Export Materials Resolution
The economic commission at Genoa backed a resolution on export of raw materials, with Italy pressing for removal of export duties and embargo bans. Britain and allies opposed Italy, while Australia Canada and South Africa showed support for restraint. A second Genoa report notes a giant oil deal where the Shell group would control all Russian oil sales and, under conditions, production for an agreed period.
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London
Economic Commission
Genoa
Italy
Hahan
Australia
Canada
South Africa
Great Britain
Little Entente
Shell Group
Evening News
Russia
Taxi booths stay. council avoids First Street move
South Railway Street taxi booths will remain at their present corner near Second Street after a council vote. A by law to relocate to South Railway and First Streets was rejected as traffic congestion and safety concerns were deemed unfounded. Ground rent set at four dollars per booth annually. report on any compensation due to drivers to be prepared.
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South Railway St
Second Street
South Railway
First Streets
G. Lt. Fraser
First Street
Public Works Committee
Retlaw Hotel Fire Snares Aid From Maid and Doctor
A serious blaze at the Retlaw hotel was halted Saturday afternoon when a maid spotted dense smoke in the hall and alerted Dr. Fitzpatrick who slept in his room with a cigarette burning. Sparks ignited covers but the fire was stopped by volunteers as alarms sounded and firefighters moved in.
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Taher
Retlaw
Fitzpatrick
Sdtmn
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Ted House
In. Evans
Prof
A. FE. Zimwern
Charles Hanser
William Dapis
CPLR
Chatham
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Natural Resources
Messrs. Bege & McLarty
Canadian Farm Implement Co. Ltd
Saskatchewan Bridges& Iron Co., Ltd
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