U S Destroyers Sent As Mexico Revolt Spreads
Washington reports U S destroyers head to Mexican waters to protect citizens as Mexico City Vera Cruz and Tampico fall to revolutionaries. Tampico, Veracuz quiet previously. oil town capitulated with minimal disorder per radio advices.
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U.S
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Washington
Tampico
Obregon
Veracraz
State Department
Vera Cruz
Houston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Orregon
Edente
Wounded Doctor Rescued After Terrible Arctic Trek
H F Blake arrives in Quebec with Dr Corbett of Ottawa, who was severely wounded when a gun exploded in a canoe. They endured a 160 mile trek through dense forests on a toboggan and ice, with canoes overturning and supplies lost, before reaching Riviere A Dore for aid.
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Dr. Corbett
Blake
Quebec City
Quebec
Unvava
Corbett
Ottawa
Riviere A Dore
Borden to Return to Ottawa This Week
Sir Robert Borden prime minister of Canada and Lady Borden are due back in Ottawa on Wednesday after arriving from the south. They spent Friday in the area and will depart for Ottawa tomorrow evening.
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Borden
Ottawa
Sir Robert Borden
Canada
Robert
Lady Borden
Hold Up Suspects Sought as Cash Robbery Weighs
New Glasgow Washington May 10 police and search parties scoured woods for two men who held up Cashier Campbell of the Greenwood Coal Company on Saturday and fled with 3200 dollars. Campbell was wounded in the ankle by a bullet from the highwaymen's gun. Summer hotels in New England plan cafeterias to cope with waitress shortage.
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Greenwood Coal Co
New Glasgow
Wash
Campbell
Greenwood Coal Company
New England
Paul Roemer Involved In Runaway Wagon Accident
A runaway on Still Road about 9 30 this morning left Paul Roemer of Maple Avenue seriously injured. Roemer drove a wagon and team for T Kinnaird when the wagon bottom loosened and slipped forward. He was thrown and unconscious when picked up and remained so at press time. The horses escaped unhurt after the dash along Railway Street.
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Still Road
Paul Roemer
Maple Ave
Roemer
T. Kinnaird
Hill Road
Railway St
Lake of the Woods
ICAN Minister to U S A Soon Be Appointed
A Canadian minister to the United States will be appointed soon to handle Canadian U S relations. The move gives the minister unusual powers, with full charge of British diplomatic relations with the U S in the minister’s absence of the British envoy, as announced in Ottawa and relayed via the British embassy.
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Washington
U.S
Canada
Ottawa
London
ICAN
U.S.A
Early Closing Bylaw Enforced in Medicine Hat
The City of Medicine Hat warns that the Early Closing By-law is in operation and strictly enforced. Stores in specified trades must close by 6 PM on specified weekdays and seasonally earlier on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with escalating fines for violations.
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Med
Council of
City of
Medicine Hat
Great Falls Hero Dies While Saving Girls
Sherriff Burns returns to Great Falls after a search for William R. Lewis and believes he died in Hell creek while trying to save an automobile party of girls. Lewis’ dry cap was found on the bank. The car’s owner driver Herbert Seigling rescued Mary Morriy and Rosalie Leveille who were injured. Leveille’s condition is grave in hospital.
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Great Falls
Mont
Sherriff Burns
William R. Lewis
Lewis
Hell Creek
Laura Spogen
Mary Morriy
Rosalie Leveille
Herbert Seigling
Miss Leveille
Miss Morris
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Cardston
In Cardston on Saturday a deranged father, George Loveavett, hanged his nine year old son Royce and then himself near the fair grounds. The tragedy follows a period of mental strain linked to the mother’s illness, with bodies found under the grandstand Sunday morning.
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Lethbridge
Cardston
George Loeavett
Loveavett
Royce
Peace Treaty Recognizes Georgia Independence
London reports a treaty between Soviet Russia and the republic of Georgia. Russia will recognize Georgia's independence and refrain from interfering in its internal affairs. Georgia will comprise Tiflis, Kutaisi and Batum governorates, plus Adtaly and Sukhum districts and a portion of the Black Sea government.
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London
Russia
Republic of Georgia
Moscow
Georgia
Tiflis
Kutals
Batum
Adtataly
Sukhum
Black Sea
Fatally Injured by Auto In May Winniper Incident
Annie Busceb aged 17 died after an automobile hit her bicycle on a Sunday night in Winniper. Two boyfriends were injured in the same incident as the unidentified motorist struck the cyclists.
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Winniper
Annie Busceb
Carl Benlow Ill Before Vacate Notice
Carl Benlow aged 12 of New York fell ill after receiving a notice to vacate his home and died from heart disease.
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Carl Benlow
New York
Ile
Locomotive Plunges Into Naakwaak River Near Marysville
A CN locomotive on the Can walfaj stern division plunged from the Poennise Bridge into the Naekwaak River near Marysville. Driver J Gillis of Newcastle is missing. Fireman Clifford Hughes was badly burned. Brakeman John Estabrooks died after becoming trapped under the tender. Rescue crews work to move the wreckage and recover bodies.
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Fredericton
Canadian National Railway
Canwalfaj Stern Division
Naekwaak
Poennise Lridge
Harysville
J. Gillis
Newcastle
Clifford Hughes
John Estabrooks
Eastbrooks
Nnde
Baythbroolky
Gillin
Fines Set in Police Court For Local Infractions
Infractions of bylaws led to fines in police court this morning. Russell Spurlock paid 20 dollars and costs for operating two motor vehicles at a rate over one mile in three minutes. D Lewis fined one dollar and three dollars twenty-five cents costs for riding a bicycle on a sidewalk. C Sewell fined one dollar and four dollars costs for allowing a cow to run at large. Mrs Sillak also fined one dollar and four dollars costs for the same offense and obstructing the poundkeeper in his duty, with one dollar cost. D L McKenzie fined one dollar and thirty-eight dollars twenty-five cents costs for not having a license for a dog.
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Russell Spurlock
D. Lewis
C. Sewell
D. L. McKenzie
Zeppelins Seen Moving East Toward Russia
Seven German Zeppelins were sighted heading east over Warsaw reports from Paris and the Polish capital indicate they are bound for Russia with military instructors aboard.
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Russia
Paris
Warsaw
Andit
Germany
Rumor-busting remarks from Capt Best on YMCAs role
Capt Best, former front lines officer, addressed Dreamland Theatre listeners in Dreamland yesterday after a Canadian tour. He debunked rumors about chaplains, the Red Cross, sock shortages, and English women, praising YMCA work and noting price controls by the British army.
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Canada
Capt Best
National Council of the
Y. M. GC. AL
Dreamland Theatre
Farrell
Ife
British Columbia
Alberta
Dominion
Thompson
Cant
North Sea
Berlin
Red Cross
Sydney
Guelph
Pest
Best
England
Y. Mlc. A
Salvation Army
Medicine Hat
Western supporters meet on budget aims in Ottawa
Ottawa reports western government supporters held a conference on budget measures. They favored an excise tax but doubt its large adoption this year. Tariff reduction, natural resources, and the income tax were also debated. Progressives caucus set for tomorrow to discuss budget questions.
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Ottawa
National Progressive
Girl Wife Faces Charge of Theft
In St Thomas Ontario a 14 year old married girl Maggie Towers, deserted by her husband, is charged by her brother with theft of jewelry. She denies the theft and says she learned her husband already had a wife and family.
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Maggie Towers
St. Thomas
Ont
Marrried
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