United States Aid in Europe Seen Tied to Peace Will
London May 4 United States Ambassador Hougton told a distinguished audience including the British Prime Minister that unless peace based on goodwill is reestablished in Europe the aid of the United States to Europe in reconstruction must cease He spoke of both moral and monetary assistance and his remarks followed his recent trip to the United States and talks with President Coolidge fueling diplomatic speculation that he voiced Washington views
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London
United Btates
Alanson B. Hougiton
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Germany
Toronto May 4 Report on Ontario sale and drinking laws
Toronto reports discuss regulations governing sale and drinking in Ontario. The Attorney General’s statement stresses enforcing the laws to curb public intoxication and uphold peace amid political shifts in Europe. Ambassador Houghton's inaugural address as Britain’s envoy is noted for its timing and context.
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Toronto
Province of
Ontario
Bribe Attempt Stood At Inquest In McClintock Death
In Chicago May 2 the inquest into millionaire Willigin McClintock's death heard claims of attempted bribery by attorney and two detectives hired by William Darling. Earl P Clark alleged offers of 100000 to influence testimony regarding the indictment connected to Shepherd. John Jones and William Scott Stewart testified about further offers to sign an affidavit to sway the case.
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Chicago
Willigin
Nelson McClintock
Hepherd
Youde Aechinlodkes
Tamar
Ing Hig. Ward
Earl P. Clark
Charles c. Fatman
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Clare
William Scott Stewart
John, Jones
Nawsty In Its Tariff Talk In Grain Growers Guide
An editorial in the Grain Growers Guide criticizes seventeen Progressives from the United Farmers of Manitoba for supporting the government budget. It argues their votes undermine the party’s low tariff pledge and could have altered Liberal tariff policy if they had stood firm.
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Grain Growers Guide
Nawsty
Winnipeg
Can. Press
United Farmers of Manitoba
Liberet Party
Outbreak Flares Between Troops and Villagers in French Syria
Marys Jerusalem correspondent reports 39 killed and 27 wounded in a clash at Aleih near Home in French Syria as troops quell fanaticism among villagers who burned families alive in their homes after resisting the bent prophet.
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London
the Daily
Mary
Jersualem
Aleit
Syria
Wheat Seeding Delayed by Cold Weather Across Regions
Crop reports indicate slow seeding progress in many districts due to lingering cold and wet conditions. Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers face delays but expect rapid progress once warmer weather arrives, with moisture abundant and prospects improving for May.
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Westen Cary
A. Aeser
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Flanders and France Flooding Undermines Lives and Roads
Reports from Flanders and northern France describe deep floods causing widespread damage to agriculture and homes. Refugee huts were swept away, roads are impassable, and railway lines at Steenbecques are submerged while residents flee for temporary housing under mayor Abbe Lemh’s arrangements.
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Paria
Reuters
Steenbecqueé
Betwe
Steencordes
Winzelle
Hazebrouck
Lemh 2
Local Plant Ships One Hundred And Thirty Carloads
A report states the plant ships one hundred thirty carloads marking a world record. An order valued at $16,000,000 moves from Montreal to Russia with portions from Medicine Hat mills. The shipment represents a major industrial achievement amid wartime supply demands.
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Montreal
Russia
Medicine Hat
Mi. Ing
City Hall Bandit Sentenced to Fourteen Years
Vancouver reports C. C. Thompson alias Ted Hollywood convicted of the Vancouver city hall payroll robbery on September 29, 1922, and sentenced by Justice W. A. Macdonald to 14 years at hard labor in New Westminster penitentiary. Co-defendant Frank De Paulo received 12 years for the Capital Theatre robbery in February 1923. both sentences run concurrently.
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Vancouver
C. C. Thompson
Ted” Hollywood
Agsize
W. A. Macdonald
New Westminster
Thompson
Frank
de Paulo
Strawberries Bloom as Spring Brings Rich Local Crop
The season brings a thriving local strawberry harvest. Plants are covered with bloom, signaling a strong yield ahead for growers and markets.
106th anniversary service of the Odd Fellows at Barnabas Church
The local Odd Fellows marked their 106th anniversary with a parade from the lodge to St Barnabas Church. Rev. JW Western delivered an address on the lodge church bond, tracing the order’s history from medieval guilds to its growth in North America and noting the Rebekahs’ 1869 role. The service included an anthem by St Barnabas choir and a moving reading of The Ninety and Nine.
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St. ‘Barnabas Church
Medicine Tat Lodge
JW. G Western
R.D
Regma
Western
Oddfellows
Daniel Defoe
London
Canada
Halifax
U. S
Baltimore
Rebekahs
C.F
St. ‘Bartinhas
Robert Thompson
Man Skins Cattle After Poisoned Herd Found
Philip Anion of Pashley appeared before Magistrate Filis at the APP court this morning charged under the Stock Inspection Act with skinning cattle without the owner's permission. He was fined five dollars and costs.
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Philip Anion
Pashley
Filis
App
Classified Ad Claim Promotes Quick Sale Speed
A fragmentary classified ad touts quick sales by promising rapid results through advertising in The News. Readable lines emphasize speedy service and world beating claims amid other ad text.
Condemn Revolution And Also Methods Of Quelling It
The Bengal Provincial Congress at Faridpur on May 1 unanimously denounced native revolutionary methods and British repressive measures under the Bengal Ordinance. The move followed Mohandas Gandhi announcing reconciliation with Do R Das and a settlement of differences with the opposing faction.
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Calcutta
Bengal Provincial Congress
Faridpur
India
Bengal Ordinante
Stohanlal Ghandi
Indian National Congress
Do. R. Das
Bombarded During Naval Manoeuvres At Honolulu Cruise
Victoria, B C May 2 84 The S S Empress of France arrives in Honolulu after Pacific leg of world voyage. Captain Griffiths pleasure craft sinks during naval manoeuvres but passengers remain aboard. 350 aboard bound for Vancouver then sailing at 41 a m Monday. Passengers praise Honolulu as the world trotting itinerary favorite.
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Victoria
B.C
Honolulu
S.S
France
Hers
Bourbarden
Griffiths
Hawaiian Islands
Cail
Vancouver
Aylmer Hunt Liberal MP Dies in Ottawa Hospital
Aylmer Hunt Liberal member of Parliament for Campion Quebec died in Civic Hospital Ottawa this morning after a brief illness. He was 61 years old.
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Ottawa
Aylmer Hunt
Campion
Que
Edmonton man named manager for Northern cat bridge project
George Hoadley announced the government secured James Pike of Edmonton as manager of the Northern cat bridge project. An advisory board including W A Buchanan R J Dinning and W L Wattfield will vet the effort, with possible Ottawa input from C A Magrath.
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R. J. Dinning
W. H. Fairfield
Wimeaton
George Hoadley
Chames Pike
Edmonton
Catbridge Northern
Pike
Merchants Bank
Camrose
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Lamson- Wubbard, Ltd
Lethbridge
Police testify on bootleg squad during 10 New York case
Denver police witnesses in the bootleg squad internyition allege protection money payments and aiding bootleggers amid wild parties with chorus guns as part of a larger internal inquiry into ten former officers.
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Denver
Col
Neu‘ver
Trail of Girl's Slayers Warm Trajectory of Clues
Gary Indiana May 2 two developments may identify the charred mutilated girl found near Chesterton last Sunday and answer her death. Mrs Bernard Janero of Chicago partly identified the body and recognized a vanity case found nearby as her daughter's. A man’s body, apparently slain, was found on the Forrestgills road near the body site. Police pursue a theory the killings may be connected and tied to a motive of revenge.
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Gary
Ind
Chesterton
Indiana
Bernard Janero
Chicago
Forressgills
Larry Evans Dies Under Battle With Illness in Tucson
Lawrence Widward Evans known as Larry Evans, noted short story writer, dies after long struggle with illness. He is laid to rest in Bound Bok cemetery as the Tucson May 2 report notes the passing in the wake of his decades long fight.
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Larry Evans
Tucson
Aziz
Lawrence Widward Evans
Reading World
Larry’ Evans
Bound Bok
Liberal picks Booth to contest Nunaimo riding
T B Booth of Nenaimo was chosen to represent the Liberal party in the Nunaimo riding for the new federal election. The selection signals the party's local campaign emphasis and Booth's role as its candidate in the upcoming vote.
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T. B. Booth
Nenaimo
Liberal Party
Nunaimo
Geologists Nearing Site as June Drilling Prep Intensifies
Independence Kansas geologist Anes padiota Oyster Ridgway and colleagues have surveyed the field and plan to announce the drilling location within a month. Col Rossiter of Henrietta Oklahoma will help choose the site, with rigs and workers expected to begin by June first.
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CG. B. Roth
W. D. Farout
Independence
Kansas
Col. Rossiter
Henrietta
Okla
Anes Padiota
Iteth
Obialix
Drowning of Three Farmers in Lake While Fishing
A boat upset during a fishing trip near Waters township leads to the drowning disappearance of three farmers, Kentetta, Leppanent, and Soinen. Investigators theorize waves overturned the boat shortly after departure from shore, while others assist in the search.
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Hyltbarg
aRaies
Waters
Border Townships
Penge ‘Lake
Rod Kentetta
Waters Township
Victor Leppanent
Georgé Soinen
Border Township
Grain Inspections Report from Winnipeg May 4
Grain inspections in Winnipeg on May 4 show 885 cars of wheat inspected, including 205 of contract grade. Coarse grains totaled 112 cars, compared with 205 cars a year ago.
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Winnipeg
Wetaskiwin Presbyterians approve Church Union vote
Wetaskiwin voters by a 73 to 38 majority backed Church Union at a May meeting. The decision, taken by Presbyterians in Wetaskiwin, affirmed the move toward union with the broader church.
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Wetaskiwin
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