Saskatchewan to Hold Provisions Election Focused on Power and Education
Regina reports the Saskatchewan prorogation sets election for June 2 with nomination days in Cumberland and Ile a la Crosse on June 23 and polling July 21. The manifesto outlines a provincial power scheme with cheap power for industry and agriculture, expanded education, and Hudson Bay railway completion, plus economy measures cutting expenditures by 21 percent.
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Dunning
Hudson’s Bay
Regina
Saskatchewan
Newlands
Legislative Assembly
Cimberland
Ile A‘la Crosse
Eaya
Satarday
Hudson's Bay
Manitoba
J. P. Gordon
Fifth Legislative Assembly
W. H. Paulson
Wynward
W. H. McKinnon
Wadena
Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly
Bombing at Sveti Kral Cathedral Pleads Guilty
Reports from Sofia indicate most principals in the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing have pleaded guilty. One defendant Koeft remains. The court deferred judgment after pleas. Marco Friedmann, alleged conspirator leader, seeks execution if death penalty is imposed. Sacristan Headgorsky requests imprisonment for atonement. Others seek leniency.
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Viena
Fifty Per Cent Wheat Seeding Progress in North
Edmonton May 11 The Journal etat correspondent estimates about fifty percent of wheat seeding complete by May 10 in districts south and east of Edmonton. Spring work slowed by weeks of rain. plowing is lighter than average. Weather is excellent and seed beds are in splendid condition. Pastures rally as cattle survive winter. forecast 10 to 15 percent rise in seeding acreage. no hoarse grains sown yet.
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Edmonton
Journal
Parades Spotlight Bootlegger in Des Moines Parade Plan
Des Moines Iowa May 11 Chief of Police James Cavender says he will educate the public on the true status of bootleggers by parading wrecked cars with condemning signs and displaying bootlegger names after raids. He plans to parade police cars with signs like Bootleggers private car headed for the jail in streets.
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Cavender
Large influx of Ruthenians arrives in Canada aboard Empress of Scotland
In Quebec on May 11, at least 224 Ruthenians arrived on the Empress of Scotland, the largest such group since 1914, heading to Western Canada farms. The vessel also carried Mennonites with notable capital. Separate note mentions ongoing liquor content investigations in soft drinks per Senator T A Law, trade minister.
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Quebec
Canada
Western Canada
Hnet
Tietou Club Sunday Pictures Cheerful Golf Outing
The article notes a cheerful golf outing at the Country Club on Sunday with enthusiastic participation. Seventeen notes and between fifty citizens enjoyed the session as good weather boosted interest, signaling the club’s regained popularity and strong patronage for the season.
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Baxter
Chicago gunmen held on weapons charges in formal bail ruling
T A Engel thaler and Anton Brevikovski of Chicago were arrested by mounted police on pistols revolvers and ammunition and brought before Magistrate Seton in the Police Court. Bail set at 260 dollars each and continued to May 14 as authorities await information from Chicago. They held thirty day tourist permits when stopped.
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Moose Jn
Anton Brevikovski
Chicago
Seton
Im.rose
Attorney -General
Crown
B. R. Craig
Smen
Customs Department
Bishop Kidd Leaves Toronto for Calgary Charge
Bishop John T. Kidd former head of St Augustine's Seminary Toronto departs by Canadian Pacific train for his new Calgary assignment. He is joined by Bishop O'Donnell of Victoria and other clergy to participate in the installation ceremony at the Calgary cathedral after the train arrives Wednesday.
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Toronto
John 'T. Kidd
St. Augustine's Seminary
O'Donnell
Victoria
B.C
Mer. Whelan
H.T
Rifian Revolt Fights Rage in Central Rif Sector
In Rabat on May 11 fighting flared in the central Rif sector as Col. Freydenburg’s column moved to aid the beleaguered outpost near Bauender. French forces secured essential food and winter supplies for the surrounded garrison.
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Rabat
Morocco
Fron
Freydenburg
Fit Bau Otender
Stowaways Face Prison Sentences in Transit Case
A report notes stowaways bound for American ports from German ports may receive prison terms up to two years. The article outlines legal action and potential penalties.
Court clarifies Pari lly Act on child support payments
Calgary report summarizes the Supreme Court ruling in Anderson versus Soroka. Judge Winter outlines that pre birth allowances may cover only reasonable expenses while post birth support requires conclusive evidence of amount. The decision emphasizes shared financial responsibility between mother and father and limits imprisonment for inability to provide security.
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Calgary
Supreme Court
Winter
Anderson Vs. Soroka
Harvey
Voline Recalled by France Over Communist Demonstrations
Paris May 11 Voline First Secretary of the Russian embassy has been recalled following protests by the French Foreign Office. He is accused of participating in Communist demonstrations in Paris and became persona non grata after attending a meeting of French Communists.
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Paris
Vv. Voline
Ete
Moscow
Voline
Britain says no interference in French Moroccan affair
Foreign Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain will not intervene in the French Moroccan situation. He said Britain sympathizes with France but the matter is a purely domestic concern of that country.
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London
Great Britain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
France
French Debt Talks Move Toward Settlement Diplomatic Talks Continue
Washington May 11 formal conversations on the French debt settlement are in progress. The State Department confirmed no negotiations had been initiated and that no formal communication had been sent to France.
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Washington
State Department
Department
France
Oslo May 11 Delayed Polar Flight Start
Oslo dispatches report Captain Amundsen and companions forced to postpone their North Pole flight for three weeks due to unfavorable conditions and wintry weather.
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Oslo
Norway
Spitzbergen Cone
Raold
Amundsen
Uto
North Pole
League of Nations panel drops warships from arms control plan
In Geneva on May 11 the Military Committee of the League of Nations voted narrowly to exclude warships from the proposed control of traffic in arms and munitions. The exclusion was urged by Great Britain.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Great Britain
Margot Oxford apologizes to Lloyd George in press letter
London reports an apology from Lady Oxford, Margot Asquith, for a datebook passage about Lloyd George in her new book Places and Persons. She says the critique was written years ago and not intended for publication, and she regrets the error publicly and privately.
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London
Lady Oxford
David Lloyd George
Margot ‘Asquith
Lloyd
George
Lloyd ‘George
Oxford
Lloyd. George
Lloyd George
Alberta to export seven million pounds butter this year
Edmonton reports Alberta expects to export about seven million pounds of creamery butter this year, up from four million last year. Officials cite improved quality under the cream grading system and rising total production to around 25 million pounds, with 75 to 80 graders active across the province. States such as Illinois and West Virginia consider adopting similar grading systems, and Dr. Mackay may visit Alberta to study the program. Sidney Nebraska shifts to newspaper ads after disappointing handbill campaigns.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Britain
Alverta
Olinois
West Virginia
Mackay
American Association of Cream
Will
Gold Rush for Cassiar Begins Despite Unknowns
Seattle dispatch reports thousands of men have traveled from Wrangel to Cassiar, British Columbia since Christmas to seek gold in a 25 mile gravel strip on Cassiar Creek. Cassiar lies 150 miles up the Stikine River from Wrangel with many sourdoughs camping at Wrangel awaiting ice melt for river travel.
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Seattle
Wrangel
Cassiar
B.C
Sither Peterburg
Stikine River
Sither
Casslar
Casslar Creek
Danish Ship Declared Total Loss After Whitehead Grounding
The Danish vessel Hag, struck the ledges east of Whitehead Nova Scotia Friday night and was declared a total loss. The crew were landed and will reach Halifax today and then sail to New York, according to H.A. Bagger, the Danish underwriters’ agent in New York.
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Halifax
Ah Hip Hang
Jensen
Whitehead
Brotherhood Chief Censured Over Investment Plan
Kanaag City Missouri May 11 Charges of misconduct in office against B E Fitzgerald president of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers and Express and Station Employees were sustained by the annual convention. The charges stem from Fitzgeralds attempt to organize an investment company in connection with the Brotherhood bank in Cincinnati. By a vote of 819 to 682 the convention sustained the charges and reprimanded him. The ruling does not affect his status but may influence his bid for re election. Fitzgerald reportedly proposed using time for promoting the investment company.
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Kanaag ‘City
B.E. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and
Brotherhood
Fitzgerald
Avith the
Brotherhood Bank
Cincinnati
Nowise
Ritzgerald
Coroner's jury rules Laschelles death a suicide
Southampton May 11 coroner's jury found Hon Francis John Laschelles died by his own hand while temporarily insane. Laschelles was half-brother to the Earl of Harewood and father-in-law to Princess Mary through marriage.
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Southampton
Eng
Francis John ‘Lascelles
Harewood
Mary
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Ends Mixed After Early Strength
At Winnipeg May 11 the grain market opened strong with May wheat at 1.7542 and July at 1.86 1.8, then eased amid inactivity by foreign buyers. May closed down 14% cents from Saturday and July fell sharply. traders held a waiting stance as Chicago connections offered limited delivery. World shipments were 344,798,000 bushels, mostly North American, with cash demand active from exporters yet cautious selling by houses.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Chicago
North America
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Peru
South America
Bulmer
The
International Petroleum Company
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Ric
Sidney, Neb
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Lascelles
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