Gas rate debate dominates council session and resigning chair
The council debated gas rates for manufacturers as Alderman Ireland urged continuing prior contracts. Several manufacturers favor current rates if earlier councils’ contracts and resolutions remain in force. Ireland offered a minority report resigning as gas committee chair, but Mayor Bullivant refused to accept the resignation.
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Forster
Hole
Currie
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Simpson
Rae
Bullivant
Simpsons
Manufacturers’ Association
Utilities Commission
Dominion Chambers Speech Discusses Tariff War Impact
A Canadian Chamber of Commerce event in Halifax honored members of the Halifax Board of Trade. The speaker warned the United States may win a tariff war, urging calm governance and noting tensions in U S Canada trade policy.
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Oods
Halifax Board of Trade
United States
Eteonea
Chani Abe
Féild
Washington
Republic
Canada
Hot
Liberal leader McDonald schedules Alberta speaking tour
J W McDonald Liberal leader announces first speaking dates in Alberta starting May 5 with a radio appearance from Calgary and rallies in Macleod Pembina Stony Plain Wetaskiwin Lacombe Stettler Olds Pincher Creek Taree and Warner. Vegreville trader Gordon predicts Liberal gains. rumours link Ernest Bennion to U B A nomination. Taber and Purple Springs races loom as U G G activity rises.
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Lathbridge
J. W. McDonald
K. C
McDonald
Calgary
Macleod
Pembina
Westlock
Barrhead
Stoney Plain
Wetaskiwin
Lacombe
Gordon
Feders) House
Vegreville
Ernest Bennion
Lethbridge
U.ba
Taber
Lawrence Peterson
Will l Bave
U.G.G
Cottete Incident Reported in Vancouver
A brief notice from a Manitoba shaving station notes a fire incident near Vancouver with limited readable details. No injuries or definitive causes are confirmed in the fragment. Local authorities respond as investigation continues.
Citizens Urged to Aid City Clean-Up Effort
Citizens asked to cooperate with the Shanmeer of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis Clubs and Boy Scouts Association in tomorrow’s city wide clean-up. Captains supervise crews to collect rubbish in lanes by Wednesday evening while Boy Scouts clean vacant lots.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Boy Scouts Association
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Gellatiog
Crete
Dtea
Iyik
Unclear OCR Fragment on Canada US Trade Debate
Fragmentary text references Mr Jones and Canada facing competition from bad countries. Mentions wheat and cheap entry, with scattered phrases about diplomacy and trade, but the full context and specifics are unreadable.
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Jones
Canada
Gabe Suet
Rae Iitia
Canadian Club Adjourned Meeting at City Hall
The adjourned annual meeting of the Canadian Club will be held in City Hall on Thursday at 8 15 p m. All members are urged to attend with ladies especially invited to participate in the club’s important work.
Opposition Moves Non-Confidence Vote in Commons
Ottawa May 6 A motion of want of confidence in the Government will be moved in the House of Commons this afternoon during the budget debate. The Conservative leader Hon A Be Ree will introduce an amendment condemning the Liberal administration. The caucus followed a three hour session and crowds gathered as the budget debate opened.
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Ottawa
Commons
Mackenzie King
Gallery Atendants
Open Air Field to Be Officially Opened Thursday Evening
The fecal air field will be officially opened on Thursday with an evening event to showcase the field. Lights will be turned on at 9 p.m. and citizens are invited to attend at that hour.
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Nurses Graduating With Special Church Service
Graduating class of nurses in training at Medicine Hat General Hospital attended a special church service led by Rev. Joseph Lee. Dr. J. McFwen assisted as Scripture was read and choir selections performed, followed by congratulations from the church session and reflections on sacrifice and service for the nursing staff.
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Adams
Lee
Jesus
Premier King and Bennett urged to speed Ottawa session
Ottawa voters heard that Premier King in the House this afternoon suggested he and Mr. Bennett meet to arrange an orderly speedy conclusion to the present session and to make way for a general election.
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Ottawa
C.P
King
Bennett
Eléttioh
earthquake devastates Rangoon and Pegu killing many
Burma quake wipes out the town of Pegu and damages Rangoon as the earthquake and floodwaters cause massive destruction. About 1 000 dead reported, with 400 in Rangoon and 50 in the city, while fires and rising waters intensify the disaster. Buildings collapse, markets burn, and public offices suffer severe damage.
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Burma
Associated Press
Etchange Telegraph Agency
Fegu
Hleing
Pegu
We Teo
Lower Birnia
Pepa
Police Commissioner's Office
Ottawa tables rail and ship subsidies in 61 million total
In a Commons session Hon Cy. A. introduced a tallied plan totaling 61,070,000. Of this 51,600,600 funds Canadian National Railway and related assets, 400,000 aids the Merchant Marine, 870,000 supports the Canadian National West Indies Steamships, and 8,200,000 covers Maritime Freight Rates Act administration.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Vahance
Natio Railway
Garrispany
Aidan
Joan
Canadian National
West Indies
Speakership offer sparks Senate await word from Gia Giahant Is'Q
The Toronto Globe reports that Rt. Hon. GP Gia Giahant Is'Q has been offered the Senate speakership for the remainder of Parliament's term. Senator Bologurt indicates the Upper House will reconvene on May 18 in Geneva.
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Gia Giahant
Senate
Toronto
Toronto Globé Today
Bologurt
Pepethe
Delhi Police at Gandhi Protest Killings Reported
Reported in Delhi and Lahore that police fired on a sympathetic strike crowd protesting Gandhi's arrest. Descriptions note several Indians died from wounds sustained as officers dispersed demonstrations near the Ganges region and in Simla district during the unrest.
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India
Camisian
Froiti Srvc
I ‘Ganges
Actos
Tholisan
A'S
Ibaa
Gaull
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Thie Great Ampire
Nationmy
Gandhi
Lahore
Mistaken Rebel Motion City Report Described
Fragmentary AP dispatch notes a mistaken rebel pursuit in a town near Aliualuted and Palatine de Next. Vague references to a capture, oath, and townsmen reveal a public alarm and scattered details from an unclear report.
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Motion City
Dedatchis
Kate
Jaliveo
Palatine
Fragmentary OCR Note From Historic Page
A partial OCR line hints at a date or year related text with unclear characters and jumbled symbols. The readable portion mentions a year like 2 and references possible names or places but lacks coherent context or complete sentences.
Vancouver Youth Fends Off Burglary in Narrow Escape
In Vancouver on May 68 an 21 year old Keenleyside heard a break in at his home on Avenue. He confronted the intruder in the dining room and, after a fierce struggle, knocked the burglar to the floor and sustained a wound. The assailant fled as residents tended to Keenleyside's injuries.
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Vancouver
Leyside
Alees
Keenleyside
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