Coalition in Germany Seen to Enforce Dawes Plan
Berlin reports a four party coalition Socialists Clericals Democrats and People's Party likely to back the Dawes plan measures in the new Reichstag. Early returns suggest a majority to push constitutional amendment with limited aide from independents, while Nationalists gain without threatening core policies.
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Berlin
Socialist
Democratic
People’s Party
Dawes
Germany
People's Party
Coalists
Reishstag
Ufirn
Ludendorff
Thei
German People's Party
Conference on Elkwater Lake Improvements
Forest Ranger J. Y Surrey and Road Supervisor George McMillan met Elkwater Lake Cottagers Association members to discuss plans for improvements. A federal grant for shelter construction is not yet confirmed and a May 17 meeting will decide expenditures. Roading between Medicine Hat and Elkwater was reviewed with McMillan expected to favor the cottagers’ requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y Surrey
George McMillan
Elkwater Lake
German Election Returns Up To Noon Today
Election results compiled up to noon show party standings including Socialists Compniniats Democrats Centriste Dis Populists Nationalists Hanoverian Peasants and other groups with varying vote totals. The report lists several parties and their percentages or head counts as tallied by authorities.
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Nerlin
Havas
Socialists
Compniniats
Democrats
Centriste
Ebr Nationalits
Ilanoverius
Mlavardian
Meuthera
Heomnomiec Union
Havarioo Peasants
Raid at Russian trade mission shocks Labour critics in Britain
May not have effect on labor government. British opponents of the Labour policy toward Russia renewed criticism of Prime Minister MacDonald for the Anglo Russian conference. Subcommittees met again in Berlin and officials say the Russo German shakeup will not slow Britain’s push for Moscow talks.
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Potsdam
Prince Eitel Frederick
Prince Oscar
Prince August Wilhelm
Count August Zueulenberg
Imperial Court
von Erhander
Reichstag
Welter Schueking
Hellmuth von Muecke
Jan Tender
Huguist
Herman Silberschmidt
Linndon
Berlin
Russia
Macdonald
Foreign Office
Moscow
CHECKING UP THE RAM-RUNNERS
Washington reports orders to double border police on the Canada border from the eastern coast to North Dakota prairies. Coastguard crews will curb Great Lakes rum running and customs and prohibition agents will patrol ports and land routes with motor cycles. Detroit heads a major problem area with an unofficial note of a brewery paying Canada an export tax of about 300000 dollars on fifty cent beer.
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Washington
Prohibition
Customs and
Prairies
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Customs Service
Detroit
Unitedates
Control Most Up to Date Gasoline Extraction Plant
L A Wilson president of the Sarnia OU Gins Co writes to F S Hatliff noting organization completion before moving to Medicine Hat. Machinery is ready for shipment to Many Island field yet he wants to supervise operations locally to ensure continuous production. The company controls the Merriam patent in Canada, claimed to extract over fifty percent more gasoline than other processes. Hatliff departs tonight for Wallace Idaho for a Caonaciuan of Co meeting and will be away three or four days.
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L. A. Wilson
Sarnia OU & Gins Co
F. S. Hatliff
Medicine Hat
Reneson
Canada
Merriam
Louisiana
Ratlif
Wallace
Idaho
Caonaciuan of Co
Civic Clean-up Drive Aims To Make Medicine Hat City Cleanest
All citizens urged to help in a Chamber of Commerce sponsored Clean-up and Paint-up campaign in Medicine Hat. Mayor Hackvale to proclaim Civic Clean-up Day on May 7 with full civic cooperation to improve sanitation, safety, and sightliness.
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Chamber of Commeré
Medicine Hatfa
Earch
Hackvale
Mir
Air squadron presses on world flight despite leader missing
Cordova Alaska May 1 three U S army aviators continue their world circumnavigation after the loss of Major Frederick L Martin and his mechanician Sergeant Alv Harvey. Lieutenants Lowell Smith Eric Nelson and Leigh Warde Bremerton Wash pilot the planes toward Portage Bay as a dog team joins the search amid cautious optimism and sparse official word.
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Cordova
Alaska
Alv. Harvey
Arctic
United States Army
Dutch Harbor
Unalu Island
Atka Island
Ste
Cardova
Washington
Martin
Lowells Smith
Eric Nelson
Leigh Warde
Bremerton
Wash
Frederick L. Martin
United States Air Squadron
Chignik
Agoon
Portage Bay
Shumagin Islands
False Pass
Weather report for western Canada and Alberta forecast
Vancouver fair and Edmonton cloudy with 40 and 46 degrees. Lethbridge clear at 65, Winnipeg fair at 42, Calgary clear and Medicine Hat cloudy with 2. Saskatoon snow 62 with pressure high to the north and low over the northwest states. Local rains in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Forecast: Alberta northerly winds cool unsettled with occasional showers tonight and Tuesday.
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Vancouver
Fair
Edmonton
Cloudy
Lethbridge
Alberta
Alberta ministers head east for Ottawa talks on resource transfer
Premier Herbert Greenfield and Attorney-General J E Brownlee departed Edmonton for Ottawa where they will meet Prime Minister Mackenzie King and federal officials on May 9 to renew negotiations over Alberta's natural resources.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Herbert Greenfield
J. E. Brownlee
W. J. Mackensie King
Ottawa
Winnipeg
National Capital
Alverta
Spray Lakey
Alex Ross
Greenfield
R. G. Reid
R J. Dinning
Brownlee
Grouard
Coal Inquires Commission
Plane sighting near Lake Chignik amid world flight search
A trapper on an island in Lake Chignik observed an airplane believed to be Major Frederick L. Martin’s missing world flight squadron craft flying low over the lake toward Behring Sea last week. Two natives departed Chignik for the Bering Sea and have not returned, while Algonquin patrols stay near Chignik awaiting their return.
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Cordova
Alaska
Chignik
Frederick L. Martin
United States World Flight Squadron
Behring Sea
Coast Guard Enster Algonquin
Bering Sea
Boston
Ataka Island
Chicagoff
Attu Island
Shamushi Island
Kurile Group
Japan
Canada Germany trade growth in last year details
Ottawa reports Canada Germany trade nearly doubles in the year to March. Imports from Germany reach 8679 78 dollars with an increase of 2 811 888 from the prior year. Exports to Germany total 16 158 678 dollars up 8 202 796.
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Ottawa
Canada
Germany
Four Brit ish artists injured in Royal Academy banquet crash
In London after midnight Saturday Sir Anton Webb president of the Royal Academy and Sir Luke Filden are hospitalized with serious injuries. Sir Willian Llewellyn and S. Melton Fisher have lesser injuries treated at home after a motor lorry collided with Aston's car near Kensington. The accident occurred while returning from the academy banquet.
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Lonndon
Anton Webb
The
Royal Academy
Luke Filden
Willian Llewellyn
S. Melton Fisher
Kensington
Sir Aston
Seed Planting Progress Report From Lethbridge
First weekly crop report notes about sixty percent of wheat seeding completed in the Lethbridge area. Conditions favorable in branches south west and north but eastern Southern Alberta districts suffer moisture delays. Winter grains and alfalfa in good condition. labor scarce. total acreage up about ten percent if May moisture supports further planting.
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Lethbridge
The
Herald
Alberta
Farmera
Ottawa Exports Rise and Imports Fall in Latest Fiscal Year
Settlers’ effects exported totaled 10,795,941 during the last fiscal year, up from 7,971,??? in the prior year. Settlers’ effects imported were 6,114,702 versus 6,205,085 previously.
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Ottawa
French Flyer Pellitier Delsy Reaches Calcutta On World Flight
Lieut Pellitier Delsy arrived in Calcutta at one o'clock this afternoon completing the last 720 miles of his Paris to Tokyo journey in 6 1 2 hours. He will stay two or three days for wing repairs before resuming toward Tokyo if conditions permit. Stuart MacLaren trails the field in the Sind desert awaiting a new engine as a possible three way race develops toward Japan.
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Catentra
Pellitier Dolsy
France
Japan
London
Lient. Pellitier Delsy
Calcutta
Paris
Tokla
Ia Ins
Lient
Delsy
United Nistes Milere
Stuart MacLaren
Frction
Parin
Sind Desert
Daisy
United States
Aleutian Islands
Toklo
Crerar Testimony Before Commission On Bank Failure
Ottawa May 5 Former Progressive party leader and Home Bank director Hon T A Crerar testified to the Royal Commission investigating the bank's collapse He explained why he backed a non independent audit after writing a March 20 1916 letter to Sir Thomas White citing improved conditions and a lack of need for independent oversight He attributed his change of mind to a directors meeting Western confidence in M J Haney and W A Machaffie’s reassignment to Toronto as management shifted away from the Ottawa case
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Ottawa
T. A. Crerar
Progressive Party
Home Bank
Royal Commission
Crerar
Thomas White
Z. A. Lash
Mr. Lash
Sir Thomas
Toronto
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Ims
Savarian People’s Party
German People’s Party
German National Party
Extreme National Party
U.S
fHlerbert Hoover
Reparations Commission
Owen D. Young
Cottagers Association
Labor Govt
Wideawake
Wm. B. Leeds, Jr
Xenia
Greece
Isle of Wight
New York
Salem
Hembridge
Atlantic
Seattle
Northland
Chignék
Alaska Peninsula
Natral Resources Negotiations
Algonquin
W. Huckvale
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