Draft of treaty moves toward final stage before presentation
Paris date reports preliminaries of the peace treaty will be communicated to Allied delegates and German plenipotentiaries this week. The bulletin confirms intentions of the peace conference and notes ongoing alliance troop actions and postwar mobilizations across Europe.
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Paris
Assoc. Press
Munich
London
Murmansk
Mesalskaya
Urosozero
War Office
Reuters
Hunary
Humibert
Budapest
Amalgamation Talks Tie Alberta Mills to Collingwood Group
Canadian Western Steel Co and Alberta Rolling Mills may merge with W J Kennedy Co of Collingwood Ontario. Local officials say mooted but not agreed. Directors meet tomorrow to debate the move while Collingwood officials press for concessions and water supply for fire protection.
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Canadian Western Steel Co
Redcliff
Alberta Rolling Mills
Medicine Hat
W. J. Kennedy Co
Collingwood
William Q. Vel Co
Pacific development viewed with alarm
Wellington New Zealand May 6 Sir J Allen acting premier declared he viewed developments in the Pacific with alarm It was difficult to see why Japan sought the Marshall Islands unless to dominate the Pacific Admiral Jellicoe advised New Zealand on naval policy NZ cannot rely on yearly subsidies must train men for the British navy
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Wellington
N. Z
Reuter
J. Allen
Pacific
Japan
Marshal Islands
New Zealand
Jellicoe
Lomond Farmer Dies in Blizzard West of Lomond
Coroner's inquiry identifies Dougall McArthur of Lomond area as the man who perished in Friday blizzard. He left at 11 am and was found dead near Lake McGregor ten miles west after losing his way as drifts reached seven to fourteen feet in the Lomond district.
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Lethbridge
May
Lomond
Dougall McArthur
Lake McGregor
Expect Decided Changes in Russian Situation
Paris May 6 Specialists on Russian subjects are attached to allied delegates at the peace conference and expect decided changes in the Russian situation within the next few weeks. If you cannot come to the office telephone your Want Ads to The News 2028.
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Paris
Associated Press
Fire Tears Through Downtown Columbus Apartment Block
A six storey downtown Columbus apartment building burned after midnight killing seven known dead and injuring about twelve others. Firemen continued searching debris for more victims as four rear floors collapsed into the basement, trapping possible fatalities.
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Columbus
Local Court Fines For Traffic Offenses
Before Magistrate Rae this morning William Amos was fined two dollars and costs for turning his car between intersections. Robert Shellers received a two dollar and costs fine for riding a cycle along the sidewalk. Each case carried total costs of three dollars and twenty five cents.
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Rae
William Amos
Robert Shellers
YMCA Drive Off To A Good Start Today
The Y M C A drive began strongly with a city wide canvass planned. District captains cover Business section to Balmoral and Maple areas with leaders including St A Moore and Miss Gordon guiding teams.
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YMCA
Y.M.C.A
ST. A. Moore
Idith Cavell Club
Fourth
Blythe
Kifth St
Leas
Aberdeen St
Wagstaff
Belfast St
Captain Watt
Cambridge St
Thelma Muir
Revy
R. TL. McKinnon
Hill
P Wilbert Johnson
Gilles
Gordon
Loudon
City Fathers Adopt Important Report on Tax Arrears
A Special committee on the collection of arrears of taxes reported at the council meeting and the body adopted it after debate. The discussion touched on discrimination against the working man and the need to raise funds to finance the city. The report notes total arrears as of Dec 31 1918 at 616 918 with 168 777 carried forward to 1919 and highlights arrears nearly half the city's net debt.
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Ald Wole
Huckvale
Ald. McLarty
Tole
Mayer Muckwater
Aldole
Wuckvale
Ald
Finlay
Leveque
Hole
McLarty
Extravagant Display and Bad Government Fuel Unrest
Witnesses before the royal commission on industrial relations blame lavish wealth displays and government extravagance for unrest in Canada. Figures like Rev William Irvine and Mrs. Corse urge industrial councils while critics argue tariffs and resource alienation favor planners and exploiters.
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Calgary
Canada
Royal Commission On Industrial Relations
Wm. Irvine
Corse
Irvine
W. HW. Cushing
Walter Smitton
A. IE. Smith
Brandon
McKinney
M.L.A
R. J. Deachman
City Council Deliberates on Budget, Licenses, and Band Aid
At the economic meeting last night council discussed several resolutions including agreements with the Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Co and Dominion Glass Co a utilities cost report for gas to industries and a water rate cut for vacant lots. Also read were letters on cabaret licenses, sidewalk access, probation car use and a request to fund the city band with 1500 dollars for the coming season.
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Econicil
Saskatchewan Bridge and Tron Co
Dominion Glass Co
Utilities Committee
Horticultural Society
Hatcher
Laight
Ald. McLarty
Ald. Burns
A. Schneider
Schneider
Thuckvale
Burns
Ald
Prairie leaders visit Ottawa urge 1919 crop plan
Premier Charles Stewart of Alberta and Attorney General J R Boyd of Saskatchewan travel to Ottawa with ministers Langley and Knowles to push federal control of the 1919 crop. Langley calls for government handling amid market chaos. Knowles demands removal of protectionist restraints to aid prairie provinces.
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Ottawa
Charles Stewart
Alberta
J. R. Boyld
Geo. Langley
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Langley
Arctic Explorer Addresses M P S And Senators
Stefansson, the Canadian Arctic explorer, outlines a plan before Parliament to convert Arctic and sub Arctic Canada into a prison soil and meat producing area. He proposes large herds of reindeer and muskox domestication to provide milk and meat. muskoxen would also supply wool.
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Arctic
Ottawa
Vilsjalmur Stefansson
Railway Commission
Canada
Stefansson
Plebiscite Vote Near Half Favor Opposing Daylight Saving
Lethbridge voters turned out May 6 for a plebiscite on daylight saving. Final tallies 316 against to 180 in favor. Passage required a two thirds majority to carry.
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Lethbridge
Paris ministers weigh German economic relations
May 6 report says the council of foreign ministers at the peace conference is studying Germanys complete economic relation as a potential measure if Germany refuses to sign the peace treaty.
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Paris
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
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Marshall Islands
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Blizzard
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Crescent Heights
A. Moore
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Robert Worth
Braemar
R. Wilkees Johnson
Balmoral St
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Ensign Dray
Ross, Yuill
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Queen
Rev. Richards
Railway
Columbia
Lm St. Mothers Club
A. FP
R.A.F
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IND. Com
Goungil
Power House
Dominion Glass Works
Ald. Finlay
Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Co
Pem. Stewart
Arctic Explorer
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