Allies report repulse of German attack in Argonne
London reports Berlin May Day violence and a German assault in the Argonne near Harazee was repulsed with heavy losses to the attackers. Berlin notes arrests after May Day demonstrations as Socialist leader Liebknecht is reported arrested. Western front fighting continues with artillery exchanges and intermittent infantry actions near Dixmude and Ypres.
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Meuse
Avocort
le Mort Homa
Thiaumont
Damloup
Aux Pool
Douaumont
Yser
Ypres
Albert
Montauban
Carency
Vara
Pobosite Wytschaete
Yentering
Petrograd
Three Sinn Fein Signatories Shot in Morning Trials
London reports three signatories to the Irish republican proclamation were tried by court martial and executed this morning. Patrick Pearce, Provisional President of Ireland, among the executed. three others sentenced to three years. Authorities of Asquith announced the measures in Parliament.
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Irish Republic
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Sinn Fein
Exadon
England
John Maxwell
Dublin
Heven
Balfast
Davisin
Loter
Gultia
Thomas J. Clark
Thomas McDonagh
Irish Republican Army
175th officers and bands depart for Hanna trip
At 6 30 this morning the 175th officers and bands left by auto via Prooks for Hanna. They expect a big day in Hanna tomorrow and plan to recruit a few new members during the trip.
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Hanna
Prooks
Fire on Fence Near Ogilvie Mill Sparks Noon Alarm
Fire department responds at noon to a blaze burning a fence surrounding an old house near the Ogilvie mill. No injuries reported. Authorities investigate the cause as the fire is brought under control.
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Ogilvie Mill
Weekend Visitors From Rapid City Visit Mrs Owens Home
Mr and Mrs White and con Harvay of Rapid City Manitoba were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Owens on 507 4th Street as they continue their journey to Retlaw to visit their son.
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Rapid City
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4Th St
Retlaw
Isolation Hospital Under Suspicion in Calgary Diphtheria Quarantine
The General Hospital in Calgary was quarantined for diphtheria. Discharges are banned and staff barred from leaving after three patients showed diphtheria symptoms and one measles case appeared on arrival. The measles ward is also quarantined and no public hospital space exists for measles cases. The hospital board authorized immediate steps to secure satisfactory accommodation for measles patients.
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Calgary
General Hospital
Kyte Defends Information Source in Commons
George W. Kyte rose in the Commons to challenge a Ottawa dispatch to the Montreal Gazette. The article alleged a German American circle in New York was the source of Kyte information and questioned a supposed contract among Cadwell Yoakum and Bassick for profit division. Kyte insisted the contract existed and that his sources were absolutely reliable.
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Ottawa
George W. Kyte
House Today
Montreal
New York
Kyte
Lobo Ont teen injured by enraged bull attack
Alexander Graham aged 16 a farmer from Lobo Ont township was injured when knocked from a mower by an infuriated bull on a rural property. The incident highlights farm safety concerns in the region.
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Alexander Graham
Figure set to lead against the Irish rebels
The man who took charge in Egypt in 1914 when martial law was proclaimed there is to command against the Irish rebels. He is named as the key military leader responsible for directing operations and maintaining order amid unrest.
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Egypt
Birrell Resigns from Cabinet and Ontario Honors Pass
London May 8 Augustine Birrell chief secretary for Ireland resigns, signaling departure from the Cabinet with a ceremonial corner seat behind the Treasury Bench. In Canada, CP R staff plan a memorial for William Stitt, a renowned pioneer official of the early national highway. Ontario halts thirty honorary licenses at April end.
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Ondon
Augustine ‘Tell
Ireland
Birrell
Treasury Bench
House of Commons
William Stitt
Winnipeg
Canada
Germany to State Berlin Reply on U S War Stance
Berlin signals a formal reply to the United States via Sayville, outlining that the German position will be stated clearly and precisely. The exchange may influence instructions to submarine commanders and other data, with Washington able to judge the situation from the communicated terms.
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Berlin
Sayville
United States
General Headquarters
Germany
Washington
District court opens with threshing suit and small debt case
The district court opened yesterday with Eggerstadt versus Hargreave, a $139.50 threshing suit contested as improperly done. The case occupied yesterday afternoon and this morning. A night session heard a small debt case, Saussere Seiffert, and court adjourned at 11.20 with arguments to follow.
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Eggerstadt
Hargreave
Sausserre. Seiffert
Ottawa Debates on Surplus Estimates and Rail Loans
Parliament considers supplementary estimates including a fifteen million loan to the Canadian Northern and eight million to the Bank of Pacific. Debate centers on rolling stock purchases and mortgage security. discussion touches on duties, votes, and the late Bowers inquiry as the house reviews public works estimates.
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Gantian ‘Northern Railway
Bank Pacific
Thomas White
Thich
Bowers
Rugolphe:reux
Connaught
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