British Re take Bullecourt Ground and Laneuville Front
Italian gains on the Isonzo front include 3875 prisoners a mountain battery and thirty machine guns. British forces retake most ground at Bullecour t and establish new posts west of the village. German L-22 loss admitted. Laneuville trenches captured on a 600 metre front. Provisional government in Petrograd discusses Workmen's and Soldiers' Delegates demands. Canadian naval air officer killed born in London Ontario.
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World War I Fronts See Mixed British French Italian Activity
London reports sporadic German counter attacks along the Lens to St Quintin line and near Soissons, with heavy German losses and British gains at Bullecourt. French artillery actions continue as Germans fail to press on Monday, while Italy pushes into the Isonzo front and Venizelist troops with the French win ground in Macedonia.
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Changes in Canadian Pacific Telegraph staff
Montreal May 15 Mr C Glh Leighty named superintendent of Canadian Pacific Telegraphs, Ontario division, with Toronto headquarters, replacing H L Lillie who moves to other duties. Appointment effective today.
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Cglh Leighty
Eastern Lines
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs
Ontario
Toronto
H. L. Lillie
Fire destroys chicken house and 65 chicks at Milne residence
Fire brigade was summoned around 11 80 this morning to 404 Third Street where a chicken house burned. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze but 65 small chickens were smothered. The fire is believed to have started from a wind blown brooder.
Millinery Sale Ad Noted for Ida J. Baker
Special sale of high class millinery advertised by Ida J. Baker as seen on page 4.
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Ida J. Baker
High School Petition Aims to Alter Attendance Hours
At a regular School Board meeting officers read letters and discussed requests from the Horticultural Society and Local Council of Women. Students petitioned to change school hours to 8 to 1 pm while the Stampede use of buildings faced cautious approval.
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Supt
Hay
Gershaw
Messrs Ireland
Black
Board of Trade backs Dunmore as terminal elevator site
Medicine Hat board of trade members met to appoint two representatives to a National Service League branch, discuss beautification projects including window boxes and a garden, and push for a terminal grain elevator at Dunmore while planning attendance at the Winnipeg Board of Grain Commissioners session.
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Nations Service
Edmonton
Board of Trade
Representa
National Service League
Medicine Hat
Tweed
W.W. McNeely
H. H. Brown
Messrs
H. Lang
Eri. L. Chudleigh
Joslin
The
Horticultural Society
Mr. Oxley
Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissioners
Canada
Dunmore
Alberta
Ninety Lives Lost On The Liner Abosso
Montreal reports based on AP and UP dispatches say the British liner Abosso was torpedoed off Fastnet on April 24 with 90 lives lost. Thirty six passengers and forty four crew perished. survivors were picked up 45 minutes later and taken to Liverpool.
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Nigeria
Forest fires reported in several districts near Port Arthur
Port Arthur Ont May 15 forest fires are reported from several sections of the district and many men are out fighting them.
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Ont
American destroyers arrive to aid British forces
London May 16 the Admiralty announced that a flotilla of United States destroyers recently arrived in British waters to co operate with British naval forces in the prosecution of the war.
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Admiralty
United States
Three Billion Dollar War Budget Debate North and House Action
Senate opened consideration of an eight billion dollar war budget amid closed doors over sensitive prosecution details. The House passed the bill openly as Representative Gardner of Massachusetts resigns to join the army.
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Gardner
Massachusetts
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Federal government aims to extend parliament term
Ottawa May 16 The government with a parliamentary majority may push to extend the term of parliament. Reports say Prime Minister Borden has Imperial assent backing if both dominion houses pass an extension address. War conditions are cited to justify avoiding an election. Officials await the Extension Bill.
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Ottawa
Borden
Church Union Debate Tonight In St Johns Church
The pros and cons of church union will be debated at St Johns church this evening. Addresses by Rev Dr Roberts on steps to union and Rev Mr Fraser of Toronto will cover the Assembly vote and property issues if union passes. Both opposed and supporters are invited.
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Local Soldier Sergt James Brown Killed in Action
Word arrives that Sergt James Brown was killed in action on April 9. He previously drove a delivery rig for Mitchell’s butcher store in town before enlisting in Lethbridge. His father, a former city employee, now resides in Lethbridge.
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James Brown
Sergt. Brown
Mitchell’s
Lethbridge
Clerks Hold Special Meeting On Half Holiday
Special meeting of Retail Clerks scheduled for .15 tonight at sharp to discuss a half holiday. All clerks are urged to attend.
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