Romanians Capture 2008 Prisoners and Dvina Action
Allied forces repulsed Bolshevik gunboat attacks on the Dvina River as Romanian troops reportedly seized Beveste and advanced toward Budapest. Hungarian unrest grows with protests to Austria over the seizure of the Hungarian legation in Vienna. Budapest reports panic and Soviet bluster as Petrograd declares martial law and a council gains power.
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Child Welfare Institute Program At St Johns Church
The province hosts multiple sessions of the Child Welfare Institute with speakers including Rev E S Bishop and Major W T MacDonald. Activities feature choruses led by Mrs W B Marshall, demonstrations, and lectures on sanitation and child care across St Johns Church Alexandra School and surrounding venues.
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Fim St. School
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Miss Tilley
Lethbridge
Stride Bros
Alberta
LeoNard
Bishop
War minister Milan Stesiik dies in Hungarian air crash
Copenhagen dispatch reports General Milan Stesiik Yugoslav war minister killed when his airplane crashed near Warner Hungary on Sunday. Two Italian officers traveling with him were also killed in the incident.
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Copenhagen
Milan Stesiik
Warner
Preasburg
Alse
Air Aces Named Among War’s Greatest Fliers
London sources report the air ministry designated Major Edward Mannock as the top British airman of the war with 73 enemy aircraft downed, followed by Lieut Col William Bishop with 72. Among all allies, French ace Rene Fonck leads with 78 aircraft brought down.
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Col. Bishop
London
British Wireless
Air Ministry
Edward Mannock
Wiliam , Bishop
Bishop
Rene Fonck
Steam mangle blast kills two women in Vancouver laundry
A steam mangle explosion at a Vancouver laundry Saturday afternoon killed two women, Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Margaret Cawley, and seriously injured a third, Miss Lillian Money, who is hospitalized with burns but expected to recover.
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Vancouver
Joseph Phillips
Margaret Cawley
Lillian Money
US Grain Corp to permit moderate Canadian wheat imports
Minneapolis, May 5. Fearmes head of the United States Grain Corporation, in talks with members here, announced plans for a moderate importation of wheat from Canada. He said that totals would be announced soon and emphasized not to risk national defense by large imports.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Falls Th. Fearmes
Unnted States Grain Corporation
Holashins
Mibers
Barnes
United States
We Fisher’s Recovery Hopes Fade After Doctors’ Consultation
Edmonton report states Speaker Charles We Fisher is very frail after a medical consultation. Doctors say little hope remains for his recovery, with the latest bulletin issued this morning.
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Edmonton
Charles We Fisher
Film Show Advertised for Medicine Citizens at Monarch
A local notice announces a film presentation today and tomorrow at the Preamtond and Monarch theatres in Medicine. Local personalities such as Lorie Laidlaye and Dave Jlayves appear on screen. The feature is praised for its cinematography and support from Canada, with plans to project surrounding scenery and engage viewers.
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Monarch
Oticles
Docabis Lorie Laidlaye
Itis Meming
De.fiarsrave
Dave Jlayves
Canada
Finnish Red Guards Seize Petrograd Authority
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Mail reports the Finnish Red Guards now control Petrograd. They have arrested Danish Red Cross members and plan to march on the Finnish White Guards.
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London
Red Guards
Petrograd
Copenhagen
Danish Red Cross
Missing body found and unidentified in Lomond area
A body found near Lomond is not yet identified. The incident prompts a local search for information and residents are urged to consult the News want ads for any tips or missing person notices.
Principles of Odd Fellowship Outlined at Centennial Service
Rev A D Richards spoke at Westminster church as the local lodge marked the 100th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America founded April 26 1819. The service overflowed the aisles with many brethren present and a solo by Sergeant Juvenkinsop accompanied the choir creating reverent, impassioned tones.
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A. D. Richards
Westminster
America
Juvenkinsop
Australian government pledges land settlement aid for soldiers
Melbourne May 6 The Australian government assures the states an advance of 3725 for every returned soldier who has settled on the land with aid between 150000 and 200000 pounds for public works or land requisition to provide employment for repatriated Angaes according to the minister of repatriation.
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Melbourne
Seaplanes Damaged Before Transatlantic Flight
Fire at Rocksway Beach naval installation damages seaplanes NC L6 and NC 4 just before the first leg of the trans Atlantic flight. Wings of NC 1 destroyed, possibly preventing the ocean cruise. NC 4 may be repairable in time for the jump out.
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N.C.1
N.C. 4
New York
Naval Instiation
Rocksway Beach
Naval
Kingston Soldier Found Dead in Fire Ruins
The body of Daniel Galivan, about 45, a returned soldier, was found yesterday morning among the ruins of a house destroyed by fire. Authorities suspect foul play in his death.
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Kingston
Daniel Galivan
Bavarian Soviet Minister Shot at Bamberg
London dispatch says Gustave Landianer baron of enlightenment in the Bare carina Soviet government fled Munich and was shot by government troops at Bamberg per Zurich telegram to the Exchange Telegraph Company.
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London
Gustave Landianer
Barvister of Enlightenment
Munich
Bamberg
Zurich
Exchange Telegraph Company
Advice From Acting Chief On Parking Safety
The acting chief at Pointe Light cautions motorists about leaving valuables in cars at night. She urges people to lock doors, remove items, and avoid taking risks to protect themselves and their property.
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Pointe Light
The News Wanted Column as City Shop Window
The News Wanted column serves as the city’s shop window highlighting local items, events, and notices for residents. It showcases community happenings and serves as a quick guide to what is new or noteworthy around town.
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the News
News Wanted
Paris Sets 2 15 PM Date for Peace Treaty Handover
The Paris briefing notes that the handover of the peace treaty to the German side is scheduled for 2 15 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Officials confirm timing and location as part of ongoing negotiations.
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Paris
Anniversary services at Westminster Church mark fifth year
Large congregations attended morning and evening services at Westminster Church on its fifth anniversary. Rev. Prot A. Barnard of Edmonton delivered a message on the Manhood of Jesus, contrasting Christ's authority born of personality with that based on office. The talk defended strong Christlike character, citing Paul and Luther, and urged men to follow Jesus’ example of power and endurance.
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Edmonton
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Isis
Tle
Christ
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Peter
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Charles the First
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Hin
David Livingstone
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Hat 7 am. Tomorrow 141 on board for WC.
Hat 7 am tomorrow with 141 aboard heading to WC. Remainder allocated to Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Belgium to sign peace treaty after crown council
The Belgian government announced it will sign the peace treaty discussed during a crown council meeting last night in Brussels. Government officials indicated the decision follows the deliberations of the crown council.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Crown Council
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