Progressive budget amendment defeated in Ottawa vote
Ottawa May 15 The Progressive amendment to the budget to lower tariffs failed by 110 to 33 with government majority 77. Conservatives and some Progressives and Independents voted against. Forke led the move. Crerar and Labor members supported. Debate followed a lengthy budget session.
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Ottawa
Messrs. Kennedy
Glengarry
McDonald
Temiskaming
Shaw
West Calgary
Ired Johnston
Last Mountain
McConica
Battleford
Pritchard
North Wellington
Reed
John Evans
Saskatoon
Robert Forke
Forke
Fremier
Osiv
Henry Drayton
Wis
Jim
Way. Iean
Progressivey Ani
Lewis
Liberal Party
Evans
Fire truck collision damages hotel and hydrant in London
A fire department vehicle responding to a blaze collided with a sedan at King and Talbot Streets. The sedan was hurled thirty feet, toppling a hydrant and a blackout hydrostand while the hotel doorway was torn open. Injuries to Nor bane Grover and cotlard McCormick are reported as serious but undiagnosed.
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London
Norbane Grover
Victoria Trospiral
Cotlard McCormick
Wéal Fire Department
Clarendon Hotel
King and Talbiot Streets
Ripphie
Friends Rally to Campbell in Great Falls Meeting
In Great Falls Montana on May 15 Thom ay Stout of Lewistown a former Montana congressman is elected chairman of a statewide committee to defend Gordon Campbell a northern Montana operator convicted last week of defrauding and ordered to two years at Leavenworth plus a 1000 dollar fine and costs W A Brown vice president of West National Bank was elected treasurer of the committee A 5000 dollar bond guaranteeing Campbell appearance in event his appeal fails was filed in the Butte federal court No other bond will be filed The total initial bond was 11000 with 6000 for the fine and costs according to local attorney W O Leary the court held Campbell could not appeal without the bond and the ruling was deemed correct for the record Ads note.
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Great Falls
Mont
Thomay. Stout
Liewistown
Montana
Gordon Campbell
Northern
Montrols
George M. Bourquih
Leavenworth
W. A. Brown
West National Bank of Great
Campbell
Abe
Ned Abe
O'Leary
Mennonite Settlement Board Releases 3000 Permits
Wiebe, director of the Mennonite Settlement Board and the Canadian Mennonite Colonization Association, announced that 30e permits were issued by the Dominion Government for Mennonites to come to Western Canada this year. It was virtually certain his number would take the trip. Wide awake advertisers use The News columns.
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Winnipeg
Wiebe
Mennonite Settlement Board
Canadian Mennonite Colonization Association
Dominion
Canada
Robbery on South Railway Street Relief of $100
Henry Sta fan of Schuler was robbed of about $100 by three men between Beaver Lumber yard and Lake of the Woods mill on South Railway last night around 1:26. One man seized his arm, another took money from an inside pocket, while a third watched nearby. Police seek a man seen walking South Railway between 10 and 10:30 pm and urge contact with Detective Gilbert.
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Henry Stafan
Schuler
RLY
Beaver Lumber Company
Lake of the Woods
South Railway
Stafano
Abe
Statan
Stoui
Montana
Caref Taylor
South Railway Street
Roundhouse
Fire Chief Smart Injured After Verandah Fall
Fire Chief Smart was badly injured when the verandah floor collapsed at a residence on Royal Street at midnight. He fell through to a room below landing on his shoulder. his condition after the fall was not considered serious and he remained on duty.
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Calagry
Dimes' Smart
Ceremony marks start of Canada Central Railway in Pembroke
The 1875 Pembroke ceremony witnessed the first sod being turned and a wheelbarrow used to shovel Champagne. Miss M P Moffat received the items as relics later passing to Canadian Pacific Railway with 1881 takeover. The Pembroke Observer recounts a lively reception with toasts, a booth, champagne and beer, and the Pembroke Brass Band playing popular airs.
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Canada Central Railway
Pembroke
Ontario
M.P. Moffat
Pembroke Brass Band
Prairie Provinces Natural Resources Pamphlet Summary
Government pamphlet outlines Western Canada natural resources including forests minerals water power fisheries and fur. It documents open and closed fur seasons and grazing irrigation and timber regulations with maps and diagrams. Free copies available from the Natural Resources Intelligence Service, Department of the Interior, Ottawa.
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PTA
Agence
Eden
ugseManitoha
Saskat
Hewan
Albert
Ne Es Pesgurcea
Prurie
Toa
Hari
Jatoria
Fie
Western
Canada
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Departmant of the Interior
Ottawa
Montreal artist reports robbery by two strangers
George C Grand Perrin, Montreal artist, says two strangers visited May 13 claiming to buy his pictures. One allegedly persuaded him to withdraw 1400 from his bank, which he says he delivered in a trance. Police showed him a lineup but he did not recognize any of the photos.
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Montreal
George C Grandperrin
Wiscome
Serious Accident Injures Mrs Hargara Roth On Creek Road
Mrs Hargara Roth of Tothill sustains serious injuries after her vehicle veered off Gros Fenire Creek road while driving to market. Her team reportedly bolted, and she was found unconscious at the scene by a bystander and later taken to hospital for treatment.
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Hargara Roth
Tothill
Gros Fenire
Famous Boy General Died In United States Today
Washington May 15 General Nelson A Miles famous United States soldier died today at a circus performance in Washington He was 86 years old A key Civil War general Miles rose from First Lieutenant to Major General by age 25 and commanded a 25 000 man division during the war
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
United States
Miles
Queenstown Murder Investigation Expands Nationwide
London May Li News Agency dispatches from Cork and Ireland report a sensation as troops and civil guards conduct a wide area movement last night. Officials inspect certain people and premises amid ties to the 1923 shooting of unarmed British soldiers at Queenstown.
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London
Dlespatches
Cork
Lralamd
Trish Free State
Roops
Queenstown
May Wheat Advances in Winnipeg Market
May wheat futures in Winnipeg showed a strong tone as export houses bid on lower grades. May delivery peaked near 1.88 and closed around 1.8244. demand from exporters remained robust with over a million bushels sold yesterday. Cash rye and other grains remained active while European demand softened amid Argentine surplus reports.
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Winnipeg
Suly
Hef
Ride Nignine
Hecht
Saskatchewan
Mint
United Kingdom
Varley
French Drive Riffians in Morocco After Heavy Blow
Paris May 15 Abi El Krims tribesmen show no signs of strength after a heavy blow struck by French forces under Marshal Lyautey. General De Chambrun reports cleaning out a strong Rifflan position at Bibane and French progress to push invaders from French territory. In Spain Spanish Morocco reports ongoing fighting with heavy casualties as hospitals fill and airframes seized by Rifians, while France seeks to prevent further uprisings.
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Paris
Abi-El-Krim
Ren
Count de Chambrun
Marshal Lyautey
Seetters
General de Cham
Bibane
Morocco
Abdi Krimty
France
Abd EL Krim
Gayereindyit Ig
Udederstood
Thay
Wheat inspections show lower ears than 1994 day
Wheat inspections at Winnipeg yesterday totalled 110 ears, including 78 contract grade, compared with 451 ears on the same day in 1994. The data suggests weaker returns for the season, reflecting local grain market conditions and price considerations.
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Winnipeg
Conyse Graina
Loh
City Market Prices Reported At Smarket
Prices today include beet at 10e Ma and up, veal 9e per pound, pork ide Tb and wp, mutton 18e Vpo and wp, butter 5e up. At noon 112 dozen eggs graded 42 extras and 70 firsts sold at 25e each.
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Smarket
Twenty Two Injured And One Killed In Bus Crash
A motor bus carrying Windsor residents including women from Windsor and Walker villa and two men was struck by an Essex Terminal Railway switch engine at the Howard Street crossing in Windsor. Twenty two people were injured and one woman, Mrs. TF C2 Potter, 42, was killed. Seven women are reported in serious condition.
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Windsor
Ont
Walkervilla
Howard Street
TF. C2. Potter
Viscount Milner to be buried after death in London
Former Secretary of War Viscount Milner who died on Wednesday will be buried tomorrow at Salehurst Parish church Robertsbridge Sussex. The first part of the funeral service will be held in Canterbury Cathedral. Memorial services for Lord Milner will be held in Westminster Abbey on Monday.
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London
Viscount Milner
Domerrow
Salehurst
Roberts Bridge
Sussex
Canterbury
Lord Milner
Westminster Abbey
Local Musical Contest Yields Cold Medal
In Lethbridge on May 15 a cold medal was awarded at the Pyro Festival. Harry Cole won first in the contest with a clear, musical voice praised by judge Charles Harper. The event featured tenors and vocal contestants with remarks on singing interpretation and culture.
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Harry Cole
Goyer
Neil
Prasow
Jess
Jean
Bilis
Charles H. ‘Harper
Lethbridge
Bel
Sig
Lyon
Snuphy
Sanctity Of Income Tax Returns Will Be Preserved
Ottawa May 15 reports a heated discussion on tax returns and government business. A motion opposing the idea was rejected while arguments stressed citizen privacy and financial integrity.
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Tncomie
Ottawa
McKAY VICTORY REPORTED IN CLOSE COMPETITION
Fragmentary OCR notes show Wright and Wrightish figure edging Neipar in a tight race with near margin victory. The text references a mids section and a satrap named Jaan Giles, but details remain unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Wright
Maaleh
Neipar
Mwedary
Satrap Jaan
Giles Se
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