Labor strikes near settlement predicted as peace efforts grow
Reports from high sources in labor circles suggest a strike settlement may come next week. Optimism centers on peace makers and church pressure while government says conditions are improving with most workers returning or seeking protections.
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London
Gabor
mblLdas
Trades View Congress
Newcaste
Tyne
Newcastle Electric Supply Company
Ramony Mcdonald
Dinbor
Citas
Copenhagen
Denmark
Middlesborg
Liverpool
Mass
Sestiia
Orelusdiaz
Wilecif
Arondas
Montreval
Belfast
Dale
Trish
Mens Uinien
Chase Op
Ghisson
Udmvi
Pulluan
Witaedya
Popular girl contest fuels carnival plans for Messeine district
The Agricultural Society seeks the most popular girl in Messeine and nearby towns via a penny vote contest. Each vote costs one cent, with prizes including a Chevrolet sedan and trips aboard Conklin Garrett Shows touring the area for the May carnival ahead of the Chamber of Commerce entries.
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Agricultural Society
Medicine Hat
Messeine Wat
Ely
Conklin & Garrett
French And Spanish Move On Riffian Positions
Rabat May 7 French and Spanish forces push to seize key Riffian positions after yesterday's Moroccan peace talks breakdown. Aviators bomb important targets as Ivreneh troops advance along the eastern sector toward Kerk and a junction with Spanish forces, moving toward Agihb and Hidar.
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Rabat
Mreneh
Morrocia
Kerk
Agihb
Notable train yard shooting in Guelph injury to employee
Stanley Burns, a CN treasurer, was seriously injured when shot by switchman Charles Roberts who had acted strangely for weeks. Roberts, described as carrying two revolvers, fled after the incident in Guelph Ontario on May day.
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Guelph
General Budget Principles to Continue Without Substantial Change
Ottawa reports Finance Minister Robb and Opposition Leader Meighen clashed in the House over the budget. Robb asserted that the general principles would go through as they are with no substantial changes. Meighen pressed for details and advance information on proposed differences.
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Meizhen
Epsyton
Robb
Roth Well Bales Water, Resumes Drying Steps
About a thousand feet of water has been baled from the Roth Well No 1owelho and drying has been resumed. The work continued into the afternoon as operations returned to normal after a brief halt.
Canada Trades and Labor Congress to Aid Strikers
The Trades and Labor Congress plans support for strikers as discussions continue. President Tom Vieere announced the conference will address labor concerns and solidarity actions.
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Canada Trades and Labor Congress
Badadt
Lohor Canere
Tom Vieere
Conia
Denelend
Suljes
Trbara
Norge Arrives at Kings Bay for Arctic Expedition
Osto Norway May 7 reports the ship Norge arriving safely at Kings Bay as part of its Arctic voyage. The vessel departed Variso in Northern Norway Thursday afternoon and is about 24 hours from the base to begin its next leg across the North Pole route.
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Norge
Kings Bay
Osto
Norway
Phe Awund Seleldi
Kings Kew Sretybereen
Pha Norge
Variso
Arctic Ocean
Pele Ty Tata Barrow
Whoska
Park At Police Point Improves Kiwanis Park Experience
Kinwanis volunteers aided by police officers worked at Police Point Park on a Wednesday afternoon to plant trees dig holes and paint signs under directed supervision. The effort aimed to improve the park’s condition and community ethos while providing free plants and watering to sustain the landscape.
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Iwaooteh
Doings In Parliament Ottawa May 7
Debates on the budget to be continued by Thomas Roneelly and others. The Senate gave second reading to an interia Sappely and the House of Commons rejected an appeal from a ruling 107 to Ts. Speakers included A D Chapin G Sanderson R O Baker Letellier and John Evans among others.
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Ottawa
Canadian Presst
A.D. Chapin
Kent
G. Sanderson
South Perths
Baker
Oreates J
Letellier
Compien
John Evans
Rusetown
Ambassador Envisions League of Nations Role in European Peace
Sir Kame Howard, British ambassador to Washington, arrived in Toronto aboard a Canadian Pacific train from Washington. He urged continued close involvement to maintain global order, noting the League of Nations is essential amid Europe’s tense situation and the Pacific crisis.
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Theo
Sar
Svete Sa Phesda Parente
Petet
Railway Service Suffield Branch Under Discussion
The Chamber of Commerce directors met at the feeik Hotel and urged Canadian Pacific Railway officials to improve the Vauxhall Arrowwood line service for Medicine Hat travelers. Other items were discussed or referred to committees as the group set broad aims for regional rail improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Feeik
Tle
Vauxhall
Arrowwood Tne
Canadian Pacific Raihway
Temprestion
Ture
Brent Chataber
Cress
Ieav
Ieav Ab Diel
Mage Crook News
Watoat
Flathar
Siskol
Pryde
Sedewiesk
Alberta Gen Election Rumors Shape Provincial Race
Fragmented notes describe Alberta general election rumors and political maneuvering. Mentions dates, adjournment to May, and local figures involved, with focus on voting threats and party actions amid unclear details.
Ratepayers' Letter Prompts Pending Publication Policy
A communication from Ratepayers asks for published authors to carry names when submitting notices. The issue concerns editorial policy and authority for upcoming announcements. The News hints at awaiting formal approval before exposing the writer’s name in future advertisements.
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Invest Miaitetoad
Standley
Wheat Market Wavers Amid Weakness in Prices
The wheat market showed a very irregular session with price declines driven by weak demand and limited buying. Weather reports from Western Canada and unsettled exports weighed on prices as traders noted a lack of support beyond occasional bids.
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Winnides
Canada Budget Talks Hint at Small Tariff Changes
In Ottawa May 7, discussions in the House of Commons touched on possible alterations to Canada's tariff. Minister Robb stated there would be no substantial changes to the budget proposals, though minor committee-stage amendments are possible. The debate also covered Hudson Bay railway land grants and preemption funds, with figures cited for receipts and expenditures related to railway construction and maintenance.
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Oitawi
A. Robb
House of Commons
Arthur Meichen
Flo
Robb
al. Robb
Meighen
Ludson Buyrai
Senate
Dantdaraud
Tupesdiu
Vuwendurand
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan River
Hudson Bay
Raibeus
Pinelsos Bay
Frank Oliver
Ouver
Tudson Bay
Prem
Tudson Bay Oratleas Amb
Dandstrand
Bay
Canadian Nations mailWay
Why Tax Rate Was Increased At City Council Meeting
The Finance committee explains the 2026 by law increases the tax rate by 1% mills over 1925. The council, though levy authority, lacks full spending control, so the notice highlights the portion fully under council control and compares divisions of rates from 1925 and 1926.
Barge Tremblay Seized On One Black Night at Lac St. Pierre
Ottawa reports the barge Tremblay seized near Lac St. Pierre after a night raid. Authorities found 2700 cases aboard and arrested the driver and several crew. the barge and cargo were to Montreal for prize proceedings. Two alleged Americans fled but were recaptured aboard the vessel.
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Tremblay
Lac ST. Pierre
St. Sulpice
St. Pierre
Montreal
Dbisaillon
Voth
Liquor Commission
Campbell and Stewart
New York City
Notice to Parents for Fall School Enrollment
The School Board urges parents of children who will be five and a half years old on or before October 1 1926 and who wish to enroll this fall to submit the child's name address and birth certificate to the principal of the nearest school by May 10 1926.
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Hien
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