Britain warns of break in Russo British relations
Moscow reports a strong British note on Russia faults, served to Litvinoff by Robert Hodgson. The notice cites the Zepliak case, seizure of the James Johnson trawler off the Murman coast, and brusque Moscow handling of a British agent, signaling possible diplomatic rupture.
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Britain
Russia
Moscow
Axim Litvinoff
Robert M. Hodgson
British Foreign Office
London
Ronald McNeill
House of Commons
Zepliak
James Johnson
Murman Coast
Car Crashes Into Telegraph Pole In Ontario
Kathleen Carpetier of Sutton Ontario was killed instantly and Thelma Hubber of Toronto was slightly injured while F A Brown of Toronto was seriously hurt and Arthur Jary of Craighurst received injuries when their car struck a telegraph pole at Fickering. The crash was blamed on defective steering gear. In Montreal the Canadian National Railway urged other parties to sacrifice to move Alberta coal to Ontario, proposing a minimum $9 a ton rate and noting no reductions from others yet.
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Toronto
Kathleen Carpettier
Sutton, Ont
Thelma Hubber
F. A. Brown
Arthur Jary
Craighurst
Ont
Fickering
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Ontario
Sir Henry Thoreton
National Railwway
Sir Henry
Uxlag
Dallas Marathon Dancer Surpasses 132 Hour Record
In Dallas today Rossler J. Newman erly extended the world record for marathon dancing beyond 132 hours and 28 minutes, continuing the endurance event.
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Dallas
Texas
Rossler J. Newman
Erly
Dalhousie degree candidates include Edgar D. Lougheed
Edgar D Lougheed of Calgary Alberta is among those recommended for the bachelor of laws degree at Dalhousie University's year end conferral.
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Halliax
Dalhousie University
Edgar D. Lougheed
Calgary
Alberta
Farmer Labor Victory Prominent in 1924 Elections
Sydney Nova Scotia May 7 Parley T Christensen former 1920 presidential nominee asserts the farmer labor party will play an active role in 1924 U S elections He cites shifting wind as a sign and outlines his world tour after leaving the United States in May 1921 He plans to visit Australia New Zealand South America Central America and Mexico before returning home He says his Russia visit reinforced the view that the nation should reemerge on the world stage.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Farmer Labor Party
Parley T. Christensen
United States
England
France
Germany
Irehend
Halo
Russia
Finland
Egypt
Balkane
Japan
China
Siberia
Austalia
Tasmania
New Zealand
South Amerea
Central America
Mexico
Fo Russit
Wheat shipment from head of the lakes clears 12 vessels
About 2 459 000 bushels of wheat and 215 000 bushels of other grains were shipped from the head of the lakes in 12 vessels that cleared on Sunday. The cargo highlights a strong export movement from the lake port.
Weather Snapshot Across Western Canada
The report shows clear conditions in multiple cities including Vancouver Victoria Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat Foremost Swift Current Winnipeg and Saskatoon with temperatures listed. It notes fair and cold weather in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and warmer conditions in Alberta with a forecast of fine and moderately warm today and tomorrow.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Nelson
Edmonton
Ali Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Foremost
Swift Current
Moore Jaw
Hegina
Saskatoon
Brandon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Miss Agar Found Dead in Toronto Room
Miss P. Agar a tax department stenographer in city hall was found dead in her room. Poison was found near the body and an inquest will be held.
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Toronto
Dechene Declares Liberalism Still a Living Force
Montreal May S. Joseph Neehane member for Beaver River in the Alberta legislature spoke at the Reform club urging Liberalism as a living force in Alberta. He warned of the United Farmers led by Henry Wise Wood and claimed the Alberta political machine is the strongest yet but will soon be finished with. We have got his number and aim for responsible government. Alberta understands the east and the east understands Alberta better than 15 years ago.
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Montreal
Alberta
Joseph Neehene
Beaver River
Reform Club
Dechene
United Farmers
Henry Wise Wood
Abeta
Wood
Mr. Dechene
Round Up Rebels in Mountains Near Blessington
The roundup of Irish irregulars continues in the Wicklow mountains near Blessington. Heavy firing was heard this morning as the pursuit tightens, and later more than a dozen prisoners were brought into Blessington.
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Blessington
County Wicklow
Dublin
Central News
England’s fine china and clay pits near St Austell
The article notes England’s china superb for beauty and delicacy and highlights the clay source as an important industry. It describes settling ponds near St Austell in Cornwall where clay is gathered and dried before shipment.
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England
St. Austell
Cornwall
Prairie City Oil firm blocked from site on council vote
City council voted unanimously last evening against allowing Prairie City Oil Co to locate an oil warehousing lot on block 1 in W12. They offered to discuss expanding the current site and the city would cooperate. The company cited past costs and fire hazards as reasons to relocate, while objections came from Lake of the Woods Milling Co and Alberta Clay Products Co.
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Prairie City Oil
Connec
Prairie In Oil Co. Tad
Chel Council
Fetter
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Ltd
Alberta Clay Products Co
WIN
Aml
Community OW Wells Ltd Aims Local Fund Drive
Directors report strong local support for a 20000 dollar goal to finish the company well. Over half the amount 10215 has been raised and shareholders are urged to complete the balance locally to avoid selling stock out of town. Those with unused allotments should contact secretary Mrs. S Garval at Rath Cow.
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OW Wells Ltd
Garval
Ef Wessrs. F. OS. Rath & Cow
Krupp Plant Heads Sentenced by Court Martial
Werder Germany May 8 Krupp Von Bohlen chief of Krupp works is jailed fifteen years and fined 100000000 marks for the March 31 shooting at the Krupp plant. Directors Hartwig Oesterlen Krahn and others receive long terms and heavy fines. several staff receive lesser terms. Three workers get two to six months for stealing a motorcycle.
Merger of Canadian Canners Ltd creates new Ciunidhan Canners Ltd
Announcement reports completion of a 10 million merger involving Canadian Canners Ltd and Pomlaion Canners Ltd resulting in the formation of Ciunidhan Canners Ltd with capital of 10 thousand and headquarters to be established locally.
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Canadian Canners Ltd
Hatallton
Way
Pomlaion Canners Ltd
Ciunidhan Canners Ltd
Brigands threaten 10 million captives if firing continues
Reports from Suchow and Tsin An ta describe bandits raiding the Pekin express, separating captives and demanding a 10 million ransom. Foreigners, including Mrs Day and companions, were wounded or traumatized as troops and international consuls responded, with casualties among the bandits and captives reported.
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Tien Tsin
China
Day and
Jacobson
Coralti
Pekin Express
Suchow
Lucy T. Mdrich
John D. Rockefeller
Minnie McFadden
Seherberg
Tsin Anta
Alltary
Day
Hin
Tuchan
Shantunge
Nanking
Lin Cheng
Shanghai
S&s Can
Kiangan
United States
Wi Bou
Rothman
Hubert Scrippe
French Haste in Reply to German Reparation Note Cited
In House of Commons Chancellor Baldy condemned the precipitancy of the Franco-Belgian reply to the German reparation note and urged a separate, slower reply. He suggested Britain may follow a similar cautious approach. In Brandon a CN train derailment near Villette injured Mrs. W. A. McLaughton with rib and side injuries.
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House of Commons
Public Library to close Thursday afternoon
Due to family arrangements of Librarian Warner the Public Library Board will close the library Thursday from 1 to 6 pm Patrons are asked to note the change and plan accordingly.
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tLosep
Warner
Pubic Library Board
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