United Farmers of Alberta Women Convene in Toronto
Reports from provincial convenors outline immigration young people's work social service marketing and health aimed at sharing results across provinces. Mrs J Willett elected president of the women's section for 1928 as delegates prepare for university week and farm youth activities in Alberta district associations.
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Canadian Council of Agriculture
Toronto
Oawnide
Jas. Eliott
United Farm Women of
Manitoba
Wooa. Ames
Unoitted Farm Women of
Ontario
M. J. Sears
United Farn Women of
Alberta
Amy J. Roe
John McNaughton
Saskatchewan Civic Growers’ Association
Jax Willett
C.C. A
Ottawa
University of Alberta
Jume
U. F A
U. FL A
A.fl Oa
HW. Ib. G. H. Scholefield
R. Clarke Fraser
Rollinson
Young Peowe’s Wort
Fire destroys Saskatoon hall amid blaze and confusion
A fire in a Saskatchewan town broke out at the fire hall soon after 1 pm causing unspecified damage before firefighters checked the scene. Swift Current equipment arrived by special train at 4 pm and saved the rest of the business section despite the blaze threatening the area.
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Gulf
Sask
Bolton Wanderers Win Cup in Riotous Final
London April 26 Bolton Wanderers defeated West Ham 2 0 to win the English FA Cup at Wembley Park. Half time score Bolton 1 West Ham 0. April 28 riot at Wembley left forty injured as crowd overspun police efforts to clear field before the match resumed.
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London
Boulton Wanderers
West Ham
Wembley Park
Bolton
Wembley Hill
Bolton Wins Cup in Turbulent Wembley Match
Bolton defeated West Ham to lift the cup amid raucous scenes at Wembley. Jack and J. R. Smith scored for Bolton, with Vizard assists and strong Bolton defending under Pym. West Ham pressed late but failed to close the gap as police cleared the crowd and the game resumed after seating issues.
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Wembley
Park
England
Bolton
Watson
West Ham
Seddon
Jack
Hutton
Moore
Heming
Howarth
Tresadern
Ruffel
Polie
Richards
Vizard
J. Smith
Pym
West Nym
Bishop
Lourd
Pye
Smith
J. R. Smith
New Reparations Offer Discussed in London
A Central News dispatch from Werlin reports that British and American ambassadors, along with Stalin’s representative, met with Clance Hiur Cuneo to discuss a new reparations offer. The briefing notes uncertainties about specifics but confirms high level talks are continuing.
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London
Stallin
Clance Hiur Cuneo
Werlin
Fishing Season Opens Here on May 16th
The fishing season here opens on May 16th with the closed season from April 1st to May 16th inclusive when fish are running. Rumor suggested pre season permits, but The News informed no such permissions have been granted.
Arsenal and Sunderland Results From Daily Football Scores
A dense list of league results shows Arsenal beating Sheffield United 2–0, Sunderland losing 0–2 to Aston Villa, Cardiff 6–0 over Oldham, Chelsea and Blackburn drawing 0–0, and many other matches across First, Third divisions and regional sections with numerous scorelines and unplayed games noted.
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Arsenal
Sheffloru A
Sunderland
Aston Villa
Birmingham
Burnley
Blackburn R
Chelsea
Cardiff
Oldham A
Everton
Preston N. E
Uudderfield
Tottenham
Stoke
Liverpool
Manchester C
Newcastle
West Bromwich
Middlesboro
Scottish League First Division results round up
Aberdeen 2 Motherwell 1. Albion Rovers 0 Partick Thistle 1. Celtic 1 Aberdeen 1. Falkirk 0 Kilmarnock 0. Hamilton 2 Alloa 0. Airdrieonians 1 Raith Rovers 1. Hibernian 3 Hearts 0. St Mirren 0 Aberdeen United 0.
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Aberdeen
Motherwell
Albion Rovers
Partick T
Celtic
Airdriconians
Falkirk
Kilmarnock
Hamilton
Alloa
Balth Rovers
Morton
Hangers
Hearts
St. Mirren
Acr United
Prohibition Crimes Highlight Moral Debate in Nation
The Christian Science Monitor notes three murders linked to illegal liquor and calls for harsher penalties for bootleggers. It argues the real criminals are the liquor sellers and urges lawmakers to punish the purveyors as severely as the drinkers to deter future crimes.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Uquor
Huw
Celler
Christian Science Monitor
Red Cross edict ends whiskey in home medicine chests
Washington April 1 Indication shows shifting sentiment on whiskey and brandy for home remedies. In 1914 the Red Cross textbook listed alcohol as essential but later editions omit stimulants. Miss Clara Noyes pressed publishers and Newark schools for correction while noting Red Cross instructors differ in curriculum control.
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Washington
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Clara D. Noyes
Uursing Service
Miss Noyes
Dogs Hot
Go Faray
The
Newark
New Jersey
Schoor
Monitor
olYidhus
Nuvessala
P. Blacksteu
Wheat board rejected in Manitoba defeat in legislature
Winnipeg April 28 Premier Bracken saw the wheat yard bill defeated on second reading by 24 to 21. The measure would have joined Manitoba to a western compulsory wheat board. Government opposition included ministers and Farmers party members. supporters included Bracken and several others. A tax on trading in grain futures on the Winnipeg grain exchange received third reading.
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Winnipeg
John Bracken
Manlitoba
Premiser Bracken
Neil Cameron
F. M. Black
R. W. Craig
Shilling the Hill
I. B. Griffiths
W. J. Shortt
W. C. McKinnell
Farmers’ Party
Government Party
Bracken
YD. L. McLeod
Labor
C. A. Tieaner
W.D. Bayley
Joseph Hamelin
Poermment Party
Clack
Craig
Crag
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Uill
Manitoba
Wianipeg Grain Exchange
Prohibition Sentiment Seen in State Legislatures
Recent actions in Wisconsin and New Hampshire illustrate a rising push to modify or tighten prohibition by urging Congress to amend the Vel ster Act and by proposing strict penalties for driving under the influence, signaling widespread national sentiment on alcohol policy.
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United States
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Senate
Assembly
Congress
America
Impecunious Citizen Seeks Small Loans In Banter
A humorous exchange shows an impecunious citizen asking to borrow money from Mr Grabcom. The banker recalls past poverty while the applicant notes his own current financial need as a matter of history.
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Mr. Grabcom
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