Progressives Seek Cohesion as Ottawa Caucus Deliberates
Ottawa May 3 The Progressive party meets to smooth rifts after sevente en members backed the government on the budget. Leader Robert Forke expected to address the caucus while changes to parliamentary organization are discussed as tensions over leadership and whips rise. A decision is anticipated by Wednesday evening with broad political interest and possible realignment among members.
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Ottawa
Progressive Party
Beief
Robert Forke
Parke
Mr. Forke
J. Fred Johnston
Wilfred Kennedy
Forke
Ellet
Progressives
Canadian Dairy Cattle Health Question Sparks Import Debate
Southport May 5 Canadian Press cable. A meeting of market authorities discussed importing Canadian dairy cattle to stabilize milk supply after foot and mouth disease slaughters here. They claimed Canadian cattle are the healthiest in the world with no disease fears. A new tuberculosis stock slaughter rule will take effect soon, leading to many animals being culled. Canada reports tuberculosis in Canada averages one percent, while the Ministry of Agriculture sticks to the 1925 Imperial Conference ruling restricting Dominion cattle to Pedireed stock.
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Southport
Ene
Catire
Cianade
Ministry of Agriculture
Balloon flight crowns 600 mile distance in national contest
St Joseph Missouri reports that pilot W T Van Orman on Goodyear Thi flew a provisional elimination distance near six hundred miles, landing near Reform Alabama. Captain Honeywell finished about forty miles behind after disqualification delays. Major Mourfeor Smith in a Majors balloon, Crenshaw Mississippi, claimed third best distance. Prizes ranged from 1000 to 200 dollars with a 100 bonus for Mack pilot.
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St. Joseph
W.T. van Orman
Goodyear
Associated Press
Ouman
T Honeswell
Lambert
Mourfeor Smith
Wannae Cory
Crenshaw
Miss
Major Smith
United States
Priace
Mack Pilot
Vermilion Pencil Wins the Chester Vase at One Mile Race
Vermilion Pencil won the Chester Vase for three and four year olds by fifteen lengths over De Hotis Childs Gynes with Sir A Halley’s Son of Spring third. The race occurred in Chester with Ossining, New York notes and May date.
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Enz
Lady Syke
Dames de Hotlschild
Gynes
Sir A. Halley
Medicine Hat Boy Garners Top Prize at Queen's
Medicine Hat student EL L. Dilworth wins first prize at Queen's University awards. Western region recipients include the Haydon colonial history scholarship winner Wilfrid Kyeteston Orton Segeworth prize essay Ro JL McCormick Weyburn mining and metallurgical engineering K W BFriterche Atir BC chemistry D So Pasternack Calgary Elwin T L Dilworth son of Mr and Mrs William Dilworth Medicine Hat Twelfth St who graduated from Alexandra High in 1920 and pursued further studies at Queen's University Edwin achieved high standing throughout high school and was noted as an outstanding student. Wilfrid Eggleston winner of the Senator Haydon scholarship is also connected to Orion where he settled after homesteading.
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Queen's University Offiials
EL LL. Difworta
Senator Haydon
Wilfrid Kyeteston
Orton
Segeworth
Ro JL McCormick
Weyburn
Wsc
K. W. Bfriterche
Atiir
Gary
Elwin
TL. Dilworth
Willian Dilworth
Medicine Hut
Alexandra High School
Queen's University
Edwin
Mr. Dilworth Sr
Recvyerer Excelsior Muniet- Ney
Wilfrid Eggleston
Sonator Vayden
Richards Defeats Harada In Exhibition Match
Olympic tennis champion Vincent Richards defeated TL Harada of Japan in New York in an exhibition match 2-6, 9-7, 6-2 after earlier losing to the Japanese in their previous meeting.
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New York
Vincent Richards
TL Harada
Explosion after failed gas test at Industrial Avenue home
An explosion and fire at 626 Industrial Avenue yesterday evening followed a man lighting a match while testing a leaking gas line. G Hehr appeared in court today and pleaded to performing plumbers’ work without a license. sentence postponed to Thursday. The occupier, G Zittke, hired Hehr to connect a gas stove.
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Industrial Avenue
G. Helr
Ellis
G. Zittke
Hehr
Cafendant
Seopdaster
Che Wan
Alberta Crop Report Details Dry Weather Delays Seeding
Alberta’s crop progress in the last fortnight shows cool unsettled weather with frost nights and heavy rain in parts. Seeding began late in southern districts and is delayed by wet soil. central and northern areas reported minimal plowing with general seeding unlikely until early May. Warm dry spell expected to hasten field work. moist conditions remain favorable for pasture and farm labor demand runs from $45 to $50 monthly.
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Department of Agreculture
Edmonton
Suth Amt
C.p.1r
Calgary
C.P.R
Red Deer
Peace River
Wheat Gains Amid Mixed Market Signals In May Trade
May wheat at Winnipeg rose with ongoing buying and reports of U S acreage cuts. May delivery closed around 1.725-8, July up to 1.66 1, October to 1.39, while oats rye and flax showed steady or mixed activity and exporters remained cautious.
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Winnipeg
United States
Liverpool Cabies
Longs
Livernoul Cables
Soioard
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Shows Mixed Prairie Seeding Progress
The CPR weekly crop report notes forty percent wheat seeding across the prairie provinces with ahead-of-last-year progress despite rain and unsettled weather. Coarse grains seed is at fifteen percent nationwide, while Manitoba reports near completion in many districts. Winter rye losses are noted, soil moisture is high, and fruit damage is limited to some BC areas.
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Prairie Provinces
CPR
Agricultural Department
Alboric
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prairies
Alberta
North Co
Mmmpresy
E. C
B. C
British Columbia
Creston
Canadian Railways Increase Operating Revenue In April
Ottawa reports that the Canadian railways as a whole increased operating revenues in April compared with April 1924 by 861,919 dollars amid a noticeable traffic drop. Expenses declined by 25 dollars, with cuts in maintenance of equipment, maintenance of way and structures, and transportation costs.
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Ottawa
Canadian Railways
Pound Sterling ClImbs Further Amid US Demand
Lomson May 6 under renewed demand from the United States and local sources the pound sterling rose further today as it climbs toward parity.
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Lomson
United States
Gold Standard Bill Passes Commons in Britain
London May 6 The Chancellor of the Exchequer Churchill remarks in the House of Commons aided the favorable sentiment toward exchange as the bill to return Britain to the gold standard passed its first reading today without division.
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New York
Chorchill
Stonse of Commons
Exchunee
London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Women golfers beat Tolley and Storey in invitation foursome
Miss Joyce Wethered and Miss Glenna Collet defeated Cyril Tolley and LM Storey two up in the annual Hey vs. Women invitation foursome. The British and US champions received a one stroke handicap on all even holes.
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Stokepoges
Ergleond
Joyce Wethered
Glenna Collet
United States
Cyril Tolley
LM. Storey
Notices Apology for Ad Mention Request
The item requests acknowledgment of this paper when answering advertisements. It seeks appreciation and prompts recognition in future ad interactions.
Closure Order for Montreal Red Light District
Montreal Chief Belanger has orders to close and keep closed the city's red light district, a directive reported by The Gazette. The move targets extending police control over the area and enforcing ongoing closure.
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Montreal
Belanger
Vancouver grain route advocate tours Alberta and Saskatchewan
Joal McColgs special representative of the Vancouver Tlarhour Commissioners travels Alberta and Western Saskatchewan addressing Boards of Trade and locals to promote Vancouver as a grain shipping hub. He leverages his farming background and Vancouver facilities to explain Western route advantages to grain shippers and growers.
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Joal McColgs
Vancouver Tlarhour Commissioners
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Boards of Trade
al Lon
Unon
Reta
Me Mecholl
Necdia
Mr. McCoy
Acadia
Arisvn
Board of Railway Commissioners
Amiuy
Supreme Court Finds Subsection of Grain Act Ultra Vires
Ottawa May 5 The Supreme Court of Canada declares sub section 7 of section 95 of the Canada Grain Act ultra vires affecting licensing and control powers of the Board of Grain Commissioners. The appeal in King v Eastern Terminal Elevator Co. is dismissed with costs as all judges save the Chief Judge agree.
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Ottawa
Board of Grain Commissioners
Supreme Court of Canada
Grain Board
Exchequer Court
Supreme Court
King
Eastern Terminal Elevator Company
Parliament of Canada
Mercury Found In Woman’s Organs In McClintock Case
Testimony at a coroner’s inquest in Chicago May 5 linked W P Shepherd to the murder of W O McClintock a wealthy ward. Shepherd a lawyer and former druggist allegedly sold free medicine from a box carried on his person. Mrs Maude Walker of Ottawa Kansas testified about occasions of mercury administration. Dr Charles Kranngmarck said he never prescribed mercury for Mrs McClintock. Coroner’s analyst and chemist confirmed deadly mercury levels in Mrs McClintock’s organs.
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Chicago
W. PD. Shepherd
W. O. McClintock
Shepherd
Ada
Maude & Walker
Ottawa
Towa
Me Clintock
Charles Kranngmarck
MeClintock
Dodge Estate Faces Big Suit Filed in Detroit
Detroit on May 4 a suit for 500 dollars was filed against the Dodge estate by Howard A. Bloomer a Detroit attorney and former chairman of the Dodge Motor Company. Bloomer, administrator of the estate, left the city after papers were accepted by the county clerk.
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Detroit
Dodge
Howard A. Bloomer
Dodge Motor Company
Bloomer
Incomplete Link Tforacem and Jorg F Dodge Ties
The clipping notes estates of Tforacem and Jorg F Dodge but says no connections with the Dodge company for over a year. The price cap mentions 1,000,000 for salt while the main text references S500.
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Tforacem
Jorg F Dodge
Dodge Company
Eals
Shortage of men in England sparks marriage talk
Cowes England May 5 Thousands of English girls wish to marry but cannot due to a shortage of men, said Dr A T Schofield a London nerve specialist lecturing in Cowes. He claimed no other place in the world has such a state and cited London families with five or six eligible daughters all unable to marry for lack of partners.
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Cowes
England
A. T. Schofield
London
Grain inspections tally week totals in Winnipeg
Grain inspections in Winnipeg on May 5 reported 507 cars of wheat and 217 cars of coarse grains. Wheat contract grades accounted for 264 cars, compared with 221 cars of wheat and 368 cars of coarse grains a year earlier.
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Winnipeg
Little aeroplanes with folding wings to be marketed
Small aircraft with folding wings, capable of about a mile and a half per minute, are soon to be offered for sale.
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