Personalities and policies shape Britain's campaign clash
The British election race tilts toward a presidential style as leaders Baldwin and Lloyd George dominate the stage. Liberals bank on Lloyd George while Labor relies on its program, with predictions of a tight result and fears of deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Yondon
Herbert Bailey
United States
Gladstone
Disraeli
Baldwin
Prime Minster
Lloyd George
Baldwhet
Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
J. H. Thomas
Philip Snowden
Thomas
Bald
Young Presents His Compromise On Reparations
Paris May 6 Owen D Young chairman of the Reparations Committee presented his proposed compromise figures with German reservations to experts of creditor nations. Emile Moreau heads the French delegation and convenes a long conference at the Bank of France. The Belgian team also reconvenes while Italy is understood to have approved the plan aligning with Britain Germany and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Owen D. Younes
Emile Moreau
Bank of France
Emile Francour
Italans
Mr. Young
Spring Exam Results Listed With Honors And Failures
School announces spring exam results with merit grades. Honors require 75 percent average. Class I 70 percent. Class II 60 percent. Class III 50 percent and above. Names appear by grade and subject load, listing students with above and below thresholds across Grades XII X and elsewhere, ending with continuation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnson
Lloyd Macdonald
Hilda McEwen
Anna Marie, Kane
B. McKinnon
F. Buchholz
R. Porter
A. Hazlewood
P. Smith
J. Woznow
D. Andrews
J. Lewis
W. Murphy
H. Sherwood
J. Murphy
audBelow
A. Cowen
G. Davyy
R. Rae
B. Alger
A. Murray
N.ad
Phillips
H. Stafford
C. Gibson
D. Gillespie
W. Hyland
D. Atkinson
Stanley Mais
Eiva Collicutt
Karl Kosier
Anna Embree
Bessie Banta
H. Lang
E. Andrews
D. Robinson
G. Gagde
H. Rose
E. Tyler
Meébrer
Mc Waine
P. Boyd
Solberg
CG. Wane Bow
Robiscomy
Annie Sadownick
Varley Mulligan
Genevieve Bestard
R. L. Hewitt
Cornelius Willson
John Louch
Wallace Harper
J. McArthur
G. Hepburn
M. Rollefson
V. Crook
M. Western
N. Boyd
W. Sellhorn
J. Harris
W.foster
G., Wanless
P. Girow
D. Thorson
Terrific quakes in Persia cause of 2000 deaths
Teheran reports unofficial telegrams say three days of continuous earthquakes in Khorassan district killed about two thousand people. Villages were leveled and 70 buildings collapsed in Shirwan and Dumuttty near the Turkestan border. The terror was described as intense and widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Teheran
Khorassan
Shirwan
Dumutty
Turkestan
Revinsky Set for New Trial on November 12
Maple Creek Sask May 6 Herman Revinsky ordered to stand trial for murder of David Katz at the re opening of the King's Bench Court by Justice Donald Maclean. He left for Regina jail and will appear for retrial at the fall sitting opening November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Creek
Sask
Principal Riddell's Ten Month Old Baby Swallows Pin
In Saskatoon on May 6 a ten month old child of Principal Riddell swallowed a small open safety pin. The infant was taken to Shaunavon where X rays located the pin in the stomach. An immediate operation removed the pin and the baby is progressing well.
Train and car collision leaves six dead in Riverside crossing
Riverside New Jersey May 6 six people died and two injured when a train struck an automobile at a crossing. Four of the victims were from one family. The scene was described as fair and cool with a temperature around 54 degrees.
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Riverside
N. J
Census Complete on City Boys for Cubs and Scouts
The Boy Scouts executive committee reports a city census of boys eligible for Cubs or Scouts has been completed with help from public school teachers and Gerbutt Business College students who typed the names for free. Officials await word on how many Medicine Hat can send to the London Jamboree this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Gerbutt Business College
London
England
Medicine Hat
Garbutt Business College
Fire at Burnaby Hatcheries Destroys Large Plant
A blaze at the Canadian Hatcheries Limited plant in Burnaby Burnaby, British Columbia, killed 27 000 chicks and destroyed about 125 000 eggs and three incubators. Loss estimated at 50 000 dollars. May 6. Vancouver, B C.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Hatcheries Limited
Burnaby
Grain Congestion Persists At Port Of Montreal
MontrealQue May 6 grain congestion remains acute in the port with seventy six lake vessels and thirty three down bound ships. Some lake shipping companies plan to pay off crews until they resume service in a few weeks leaving nearly two thousand men out of work if all vessels suspend crews.
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Montreal
Que
German adviser Max Bauer dies of smallpox in Shanghai
In Shanghai on May 6 Colonel Max Bauer a German military adviser to the Chinese government and once a key aide to General von Ludendorff during the war died of smallpox.
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Shanghai
Max Bauer
Gen
von Ludehdorff
Bulls Head Well Campaign Moves Toward Medicine Hat Coswell
Messrs J E King Richard McNeil and G W Henkel depart for Moose Jaw and Regina to finalize plans for an early start at the Bulls Head petroleum cos well. The company reported a very successful campaign in the Wat surrounding territory during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. E. King
Richard McNeil
G. W. Henkel
Moose Jaw
Regina
Medicine Hat Petroleum Cos
Bulls Head
Wat
Day in Parliament Ottawa May 6
The Senate will not sit today. The House of Commons will debate private members' Bills after the Public Works estimates are disposed of. If time allows, National Health and Pensions estimates may also be considered.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Department of Public Works
Department of Mational Health and Pensions
British train spring movement to Alberta halted in Manitoba
A large group of British workers is moving from Old May 13 with about one hundred assigned to Alberta. Farmers seeking help should contact Supt. J. W. Wright at the local Labor Bureau immediately to arrange for the needed number to stop here and complete the contingent before arriving in Winnipeg Country.
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Alberta
J. W. Wright
Winnipegon
Five Big Naval Powers Await Conclusions On Disarmament
Geneva May 6 The preparatory Disarmament Commission adjourned with the next moves toward disarmament awaiting action by the Big Five naval powers. Japan accepted the US view on effective reductions, while France withdrew its international control proposal after opposition, seen as a major compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
M. Sato
Japan
United States
Count Massigli
Western Canada seed progress mixed under wet, cool spring
Can Pac Rlv Crop Report from Winnipeg notes seeding in Western Canada continuing with rapid advances in many areas while heavy moisture slows Southern Alberta operations. Wheat seeding completed in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Alberta around 48 percent. Labor conditions good. Cattle hog and lamb markets steady but deliveries below average. Spring work ahead of last year. BC reports cold, vegetables up. fruit bloom in early stages.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
J. M. McKay
Alberta
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Western Railroads Consider Grain Export Rate Cuts
Washington May 6 Western railroads may match Eastern cuts in export grain rates announced Friday with possible extensions to wheat flour. Conrad J. Spens said a Chicago meeting will decide on reductions for grain moving to Chicago and St Louis, potentially lowering overall export charges by about 11 cents per hundred pounds. The move follows Interstate Commerce Commission talks with Hoover administration officials and traffic vice presidents.
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Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Lines
Hoover Administration
Conrad J. Spens
Burlington System
Railroad Commission
Western Lines
Chicago
St. Louis
Hit and Run Motorist Found and Fined
Duncan McAlpin of Atlee pleaded guilty before Capt. Parker J.P. at the police court to failing to report an auto accident. He was fined $5 and costs for knocking L. Lundgard down at Bridge Street and East Allowance last Monday night and driving away. Lydia Vossler was fined $10 and costs for theft after hiding an underskirt and $5 from a maid in a private city home.
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Duncan McAlpin
Atlee
Capt. Parker
J.P
McAlpin
L. Lundgard
Bridge St
East Allowance
Lundgard
Lydia Vossler
Vossler
Auger Granted New Trial in Ottawa Case
The First Divisional Court at Osgoode Hall granted Louis M. Auger a new trial. The former Prescott MP had been convicted in Ottawa and sentenced to nine years for a serious offence against 17 year old Hawkesbury girl Laurence Martel.
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Auger
Toronto
Osgoode Hall
Louis M. Auger
Prescott
Ottawa
Laurence Martel
Hawkesbury
Little Girl Killed in Bow Island Auto Accident
Bow Island May 6 an auto accident near Beattie Garage killed Lorna Ferne little daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Ferne after the car driven by Mrs Green struck a brick building and caught the child between it and the wall. Doctors attended and an inquest was set for this afternoon.
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Bow Island
Beattie Garage
Lorna Ferne
Leonard Ferne
Medicine Hat Hospital
Trapnesis
Green
Beattié
Lorna
Miss Green
Boyd. A
Prince Albert Youth Dies by Own Action
James Reginald Christie aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs J R Christie of Spruce Home district, committed death by his own action by shooting himself in the head with an automatic revolver on Saturday morning. No reason given. He had recently returned from Qaftaric.
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Prince Albert
James Reginald Christie
J. R. Christie
Spruce Home District
Qaftaric
Large audience turns out for M H Womans Conservative event
An enthusiastic crowd gathered at Waites Hall on Friday as Clyde Gilmour spoke under the Women's Conservative Association. The program opened with O Canada and included remarks by W Huckvale on Medicine Hat industry, the empire shopping week, and local political hopes, with musical interludes and readings by Emily Hellin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waites Hall
Women's Conservative Association
Clyde Gilmour
Alberta
C.P.R
C.N. Railway
Medicine Hat
Huckvale
Dri F. WV. Gershaw
Ottawa
Henry Thornton
Grea Britain
Canada
All Parte
Empire
Great Britain
Industriéek
Holmes
Emily Hellin
Blackstock
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Hamar Greenwood
Retford
Ramsay MacDonell
David Lloyd George
Westminster
Independents
Young
Fneva Commission
Revinsky
Prain
BOY Scout
Business Cola Osee
Walter Hagen
Svor
J. H. Batley
British Golf Association
Duncan
British Isles
Hagen
Port of Montreal
Tventy
Can. Pac
Rlv
Wall
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Little Girl
M.H. Women’s Conservative
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