Soviet note seeks talks to ease Britain rift
London dispatch reports that the Russian Soviet government regards its reply to Britain as avoiding rupture and proposes discussions to regularize relations. Moscow rejects full responsibility for seizure actions, offers arbitration on claims, and calls for broader talks on propaganda and East tensions. The 3000 word document, signed by Maxim Litvinov, also notes friendly ties despite misunderstandings.
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London
Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
Persia
Charles L. Davison
Clalin
England
India
W. Weinstein
Hodgson
Mussia
Maxim Litvinoff
Elbow River Rises Eighteen Inches Over Weekend
Calgary report notes Elbow River water up eighteen inches from Saturday noon, with the reservoir full and south Bow residents spared from muddy water though rains stirred some sediment. Superintendent P. Breen cites two simultaneous spring runoffs from Elbow and Bow valleys and dry high ground between.
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Raila
Luis
Elbow River
Calgary
P. Breen
Calgary Waterworks
Appeal Over Distress Warrant In Interpleader Case
The appellate division allowed the appeal with costs in a dispute from Medicine Hat on a distress warrant. It held that loose furniture and lock boxes were seizable for rent, while ordinary boxes belonged to the landlord. the order for costs in the lower court was set aside. The case involved Bruce et al trustees of the O.W.V.A. versus Smith over a building in Winnifred rented to a postmaster.
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Supreme Court
Bruce Et al
Trustees
O.W.V.A
Medicine Hat
Smith
District Court
Medicine Har
Winnifred
A. B. Clow
H. P. O. Savary
K.C
H. C. McKenna
Bow Island
Annual cleanup of Canadian Pacific Railway building in progress
The annual painting and varnishing of the Canadian Pacific Railway wood terminal is underway. Crews will begin work in a few days at various points in the division.
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Canadian Pacific
Dr J A McDonald Dies At Noon In Torente
Rev Dr dumex A McDonald former editor of the Terento Globe died in Torente at noonday today after a long illness. He had served as editor for many years.
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J. A. McDonald
Torente
Dumex A. McDonald
The
Terento Globe
Eon
Tornado Kills Fifty in Big Springs Texas Report
A killer tornado struck Big Springs Texas near Colorado leaving about fifty dead and around 108 injured. Communication lines were cut as officials report extensive damage extending several miles from Hig Springs.
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Texas
Colorado
Big Springs
Hig Springssy
Westminster Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Westminster Presbyterian church marked its tenth anniversary with sermons by Rev. O. R. Lavery B D. who spoke on the burning bush theme and attracted attentive congregants during the morning and evening services.
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Westminster Church
O. R. Lavers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lavery
Chinese steamer seized and looted by pirates near Swafeon
European passengers were among those attacked when the Chinese steamer Val Shuyavec was seized by pirates disguised as passengers near Swafeon. The crew was overpowered, the ship sailed for about 24 hours, and loot valued at 60 000 was taken before the vessel was abandoned at the mouth of a small creek.
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Hong Kong
Val Shuyavec
Swafeon
AME CROP LOOKS THE BEST IN YEARS
Lethbridge reports ideal weather and no losses as lambing runs late this season. Operations are about half complete with strong, upstanding lambs. Southeast range conditions are good after a soaking rain, and crews gather for shearing campaigns across Taber Medicine Hat Magrath and foothill districts.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Cypress Hills
St. C. Harvey
Milk River
Y. Heninger
Crest
Taber
Medicine War
Magrath
Foothills
Missing Toronto man cited after sudden disappearance
Toronto May 14 search crews seek Michael Miller 45 of Hous dan feared abducted after leaving Union Station yesterday. Miller arrived from the west Sunday with his wife and three children. He had sold his farm and held payment when he vanished. The News column noteswide-snake advertisements.
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Toronto
Polive
Michael Miller
Hous Dan
Lnred
Union Station
Miller
Big
Tve
Southern Alberta Sees Wet Weekend Then Snow
Lethbridge reports 0.90 inches of rain on Sunday night and a May snowstorm in Monday’s early hours. Cardston and Pincher Creek saw about three inches of snow, with two inches near Lethbridge. Total May rainfall reaches 1.30 inches, over half of last year’s May total. Moisture now ideal across southern Alberta, promising later wheat seeding and brighter prospects than since 1916.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Cardston
Pincher Creek
Ail Taber
Aus Mentel
Terms Made With the Bandits In Pekin Talks
Reports say Velin group and Pekin government reached terms with bandits last Saturday. Brigands agreed to release captives immediately and free remaining hostages if troops withdraw. Communications ministry and legations in United States Verevich and Italy confirmed the talks and warned of mass killings if terms failed.
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Velin
Pekin
Ministry of Communications
Westernoy
United States
Verevich
Lin Cheng
taniHt
Morntrey
Tvs
Girl Flagged Train Averteds Wreck Near Temiskaming
A 12 year old girl in Ontario near Morroorderi on Friday warned an incoming train by signaling with a bat, prompting the engineer to stop just before a potential disaster. The event occurred near mileage 11 as the Temiskaming Southern Railway service neared the spot. In separate notes, Bishop Farthing discusses Russian church persecution in Montreal.
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Savel Ao Temiskamingsil Serthern
Utarlo
Mroeorderi
Claudia
Montreal
Farthing
Hope to Order Casing for Well Awe Fai
Monceys funds to purchase casing for the Medicine Hat Petroleum Co. appear in a special campaign. Directors expect to order a considerable portion of the casing after Saturday's meeting. A 20 000 gallon concrete reservoir is complete with pipes laid to supply water for the standard drilling machine used to finish the companys well.
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Moncey $S
Medicine Hat Petroleum Co
Hasalso
Rainfall and court notes from the district
Rainfall last weekend measured at one tenth of an inch with the heaviest totals along the Canadian Pacific line. A police court fined Reny Robertson twenty five dollars for indecent exposure. William Merry was found guilty of theft, with suspended sentence and fine. Unemployment in Oayland is declining at about seven thousand weekly. The U S ambassador to Great Britain arrived in New York.
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Suoifield
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ralaigh
Gault Lake
Sulut
Empress
Westerdes
Reny Robertson
Cos
Wm. Merry
L. A. Hunt
Merry
Oayland
George Carver
United States
Aimbaysador
New York
Hot Timer Seeks Signature for Musical Insertion
A note from Ame Q fetter invites the author to provide real name and address to The News before publication. The piece is written under the pen name Hot Timer and may not appear without the writer's signed byline.
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Q Fetter
National Hospital Day Highlights Open House At Local Facility
A large crowd visited the National Hospital on Saturday for Open House activities. Secretary Napier Superintendent Miss Auger and nurses guided tours, with Dr. Macleod detailing X ray work. Upper floors showcased operating rooms while the nurses’ home hosted a tea and entertainment for guests.
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National Hospital
Napier
Miss Auger
Macleod
Hospital
Lecdley
U5 Nicholson
Wo OG Nill
Aid
Pea Rander
Miss Anger
Mum
Three Stores Wiped Out in Saskatchewan Village
Three fires destroyed J Carter's Drug Store Newman Bros Batcher Shop Central Store and Edwards Fees General Store in Punichy Saskatchewan on Saturday. More than 75 dollars loss with the entire population forced from the flames confined to one block. partial insurance on the shops.
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Sakafuon
Punnichy
Sask
J. Carter
Newman Bros
Zental
Edwards Fees General
Montreal Thievesrob Fur Store in Daylight Heist
In broad daylight five robbers forced open the Reliable Fur Company store in Montreal and escaped with 3000 worth of fur, with bystanders witnessing the robbery as the suspects fled in a car. The incident involved a Hebrew Loan Syndicate connection and featured a roller chair nearby.
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Montreal
Fontadiias
Feneph
Scheuatala
Sreapures Ee
Jay
Pstchersby
TRY OUT SLEEPING SIGANESS REMEDY
Kines on Ontario May 14 Witte reports a sleeping remedy claimed to ease illness. Dr Baker and Dr Macdonald discuss a trial on a patient from Lakeside Ontario who had poor prospects. The team used a new preparation amid animal testing concerns and eased the patient’s condition.
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Witte
R. Fitde
Mas- Donald
Saker
Lokeside
Tran Queens
Baker
Macdonale
Plydcan
Br Sidle
Gite
Divorce cases rise in Chicago as marriages fall
Chicago reports say divorce grants outpace new licenses in early year with divorce rates nearly doubling over the last decade. Judges attribute rising divorces to shifting economic conditions and evolving marriage trends.
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Chicago
Car of Mr. Frank H. Reilly Stolen on Queen Street
Mr Frank H Reilly reported his car stolen early last evening in front of Fifth Avenue cyfeh pot wo. Police located the vehicle near Queen Street about 1 16 oclock. The car had been used and damaged but was recovered.
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Mr. Frank
H. Reilly
Fifth Avenue
Queen Street
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