Distress in Ukraine as Bavarian cavalry head east
London reports Bavarian cavalry detachments from Planders moving toward Ukraine amid resumed fighting rumors. Paris notes heavy artillery on the Amiens front near Orvillers Lovel with French gains on the southern Picardy front. The War Office cites local fighting at Aveluy Wood and activity near the Viraid and Diekbustt sectors with no further notable developments.
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Adbert Apert
Diekbustt
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Novon
Army of the East
Struma
Derna
Mogustir
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Calaline to be all graded this year says mayor
Mayor Brown announced in a Saturday session that the CN R line from Hanna to the river will be graded this year with steel rails purchased in the United States. He said Ottawa assurances and Nova Scotia rail orders support timely grading and that farmers will be mobilized to supply teams and labor, aiming to let the contract soon.
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Mayer
Brown
Cln.r. Hine
Hanna
United States
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Red Triangle Campaign Progress Report From YMCA Drive
A large number of outside points await reporting in the YMCA drive. Reported districts include Nrutus $90 Alderson $551 Wisdom $68.20 divine $629.55 Dunmore $106.50 Coleridge $115.50 Walsh $800. Total collected to date is about half of the Medicine Hat district’s $14 000 goal, with convensing continuing to reach the target.
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Grive
Nrutus
Alderson
Wisdom
Divine
Dunmore
Coleridge
Walsh
Medicine Hat
Rev Al MetaVash Unveils Baseball Honor Roll
Rev Al MetaVash unveils a baseball Honor Roll at the ball park before a game. He honors soldiers overseas and local heroes, praising sport for troops and dedicating receipts to a war fund. The ceremony includes the unveiling and a city band performance.
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REV. AL. Metavash Unveils Baseball
Ball Park
Reu. MeTavish
Alt MeTavish
Dia
J. Clark
Lieve
Lussier
Taft Walsh Ordered to Mediate Western Union Telegraph Clash
Washington Mary 10. Former president Taft and Frank P. Walsh, foot chairmen of the wage labor board, instructed by the board to arbitrate between Western Union Telegraph and operators allegedly discharged for their union ties with the Commercial Telegraphers' union.
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Washington
Mary
Foormer
Taft
Frank PL Walsh
Foiot
The
Way Labor Board
Westerndadenan Postal Telegraph Companies
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Testing of posters reveals procedure for air service recruitment
A blurred description shows a screening in which a candidate is examined for flickering eye response and ear sensitivity while rotated in a chair. The event is part of a recruitment feature for joining the air service as carers.
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Game Tuien
Rovel Air Servicr
Gs Cere
Naval warfare notes and harbor blockade setbacks
Berlin reports British efforts to block Ostend failed with an old cruiser wrecked and coastal batteries driving off ships. The foreign communiqué says several enemy vessels were sunk or damaged, and the attempt to seal the harbor entrance ended in losses for Britain.
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Berlin
London
Hardor
Ostend
Bari Harden
Wade
Premier Stewart to join western leaders in England
Premier Charles Stewart of Alberta will accompany Premier Borden and other western premiers to England aboard a British cruiser. Dr Thorn ton wired Premier Norris confirming Mr Stewart’s acceptance of the invitation amid talks on the Manitoba government delay.
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Winnipeg
Charles Stewart
Alberta
Borden
Lengland
Tron
Thornton
Mirouton
Stewart
Norris
Parliament dissolved and elections ordered in Rotiina
Amsterdam May 10 Royal decree dissolves the Rotiinian parliament amid disputes from Belmrest. New elections ordered with the new parliament to convene on the date to be fixed.
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Amsterdam
Belmrest
Sinking of German Submarine by U.S. Warship Reported
An Atlantic Port report says a United States warship sank a German submarine with a shot that lifted the U-boat out of the water and split it in two. The ship’s crew received an additional ten days of furlough for its gunners’ fine work.
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London
Mayer
Reuter
Ottawa
Nelson
Jelivae
North Sea
Norway
Peletin
Atlantic
United States
Bolshevik Awakening Reveals Germany’s Real Aim in Russia
London reports say the Bolshevik government now faces a Germany seeking more than economic influence in Russia. A Daily Express dispatch notes Berlin’s envoy Count Ver Michaeli discussed premier Lenin’s pessimistic outlook and possible moves like shifting the capital and Moscow’s defense amid aerial threats.
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London
Russia
Petrograd
Daily Express Telegraphs
Germany
Bolcheviki Wevernunmient
Petrowiid
Gerida Sarbiassador
Ver
Michaeli
Lenine
Preparations Underway for Local Agricultural Fair
An agricultural society meeting at the old Quebec Bank building on Second Street plans the fair program. All last year’s Spamipede Committee members are urged to attend, along with summer show prospects. Moose Jaw exhi-bition veteran Mr. OM Melntyre will run the local exhibition.
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The
Agricultural Society
Quebec Bank
Second Street
Deputy Attorney General Visits City To Gauge Saturday Store Hours
Deputy Attorney General Browning met merchants clerks and the Retail Merchants Board to discuss keeping stores open Saturday nights without shift changes. He asked for an independent Board opinion and noted near consensus for a compromise enabling later Saturday hours. The proceedings followed earlier discussions and included a public parade honoring Corporal Shannon with military honors at Yocum's parlors and cemetery rites.
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Eepa
Perks
Brownleg
Executive Council
Wy, A. Shannon
Yocum’s Undertaking
G. W
Hoy
General Rennenkampf Murdered by Bolsheviks in Russia
Vienna note reports Gen Rene nkampf Russian commander in the Japanese and present wars was killed by Bolsheviks at Taganrog in southern Russia. He previously led a Cossack cavalry division in the Japanese conflict and served as governor general of Transbaikalia before later clashes with Germany and East Prussia. He was retired, then arrested by the provisional government in June 1917 and imprisoned in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul.
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Russia
Vienna
Berlin
Rennenkampf
Trans-Bakalia
Rennenkeampf
Poland
East Prussia
Kield Marshall von Vindenburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Conditions in Austria Grow Worse as Debt Soars
London dispatches report Austria's financial crisis deepens as the Reichsrat warns of large state indebtedness to the Austro Hungarian note bank. Total indebtedness to the note bank reaches 1,520,000,000 kroner while note issuance expands. Parliament notes military authorities have wasted funds despite prior warnings.
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Vienna
Austria
Morning Post
Reichsrath
Committee For
City of Medicine Hat notices planned water outages
The city clerk announces that water service may be turned off in parts of Medicine Hat due to a main break or other causes. Future notices will inform residents in the affected districts by ringing a bell.
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