Dublin May Day and Sinn Fein Arrests Signal Tense Ireland
Dublin reports indicate government inaction disputed as Sinn Fein leaders and suspected German links face arrests across Ireland. Despatches describe De Valera and Dillon among those seized, with Belfast and London correspondents noting widespread raids, extended detentions, and fear of renewed armed activity along the Irish coast.
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Trish Pines
London
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Edoward DeaViewa
Simm Pot
Arthur Critfick
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Markievicz
Dillon
William Cosevave
Stim Mein
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Dor
Iehiaine Hayes
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Thomas Punter
Joseph McCran
Patrick O'Neefe
Joseph McGuinness
Stan Pog
County Lomfords
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Walter Scholes
Medicine Hat and Farmers Reach City Mine Agreement
Mayor Brown described last night’s council contract as one of the best between city and industry. The city leases Ausley spur to mine operators for 300 per year for 21 years with a 25,000 purchase option and sells power at 1.5 cents per kWh for 21 years. Operators must process up to 4000 tons per day and keep mine in operation when markets allow. The district will receive Blackoach to manufacturers at 1.00 per ton and mine run coal at 2.50 per ton within city limits. Domestic lump coal will go to Medicine Hat residents at 3.00 per ton in carload lots delivered near the Wedley Shaw Mill.
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Medicine War and District
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GC. W. Cook
Joslin
Clarke
Ottawa ruling upholds service duty over professional exemption
Central appeal judge bars leg profession as ground for exemption in military service case. Lorenzo Thermoana sought exemption but was denied. The appeal tribunal judge Desy granted it, prompting a military appeal to Hor distice Daft, who lamented that membership in that profession was seen as an escape from service.
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Lorenzo Thermoana
Justice Desy
Hordistice Daft
Telegraphers Set for Imminent GNW Strike Across System
Toronto reports leaders of the Telegrapher’s Union announce an imminent strike of GNW telegraphers nationwide after the company refused to reinstate two operators, Thomas Taylor and George Thompson. Taylor, a former ceremonial chairman, was acquitted yesterday in a conspiracy case over sending telegrams about healing.
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George Thompson
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British and German war actions reported with Chinese politics noted
The article describes Allied and German battlefield activity near Paris and the Yser, plus a German officer's account of April 17 Belgian front events. It reports Chinese parliament plans, legal cases in Malligan Block and Archibald Hughes handed to military authorities, with local magistrate actions and fines.
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Manila to Open Community Markets at Cost
Manila authorities plan to establish community markets selling goods at cost to curb high city prices. Investigations show retailers have inflated prices, and the move aims for fairer figures with materials sold at cost rather than generating city profits.
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Pal
Alanila
Horticultural Society Plans City Beautification Efforts
The Horticultural Society discussed greater production of vegetables and city beautification. Plans include placing sign boards on vacant lots May 21, coordinating tree planting with churches, watering programs for boulevard trees, and improving window boxes at banks, hotels, and City Hall.
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Stores to close next Wednesday afternoon
Retail Merchants' Association at the Board of Trade rooms decided to close stores on the afternoon of the last Wednesday in this south region.
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Ninapeeest Sure Conditiong Owly Chow via 150 PA Freight Handlers
A large group of freight handlers in Winnipeg threaten a strike today affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. Reported issues include wage or working condition disputes and potential sympathy action from other unions in the city.
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Mayor clarifies steel handling for Ansley spur project
Mayor Brown told The News that Alber tan reported the CLV would lay steel on the Ansley spur. He said the company will supply and rent the steel and motive power and provide cars to move the output, but will not lay the tracks itself.
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Jewish Troubles Rise as Turks Suppress Palestine Jews
London May 17 A telegram from Gibraltar reports the British steamer Clan MacKay sunk in a collision May 11. The 420 foot, 6 580 ton ship built in 1916 was owned by Kayser Irvine and Company of Glasgow with crew saved.
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Food meetings urged to replace meals in Canada
Canada Food Board asks that all banquets and other meetings with refreshments be rearranged to serve as extra meals to conserve supplies during the current serious food situation. The notice stresses maintaining pace with regular meals and extending this arrangement through the next three months until harvest.
Prisoners Form an Army to Resist Invasion
Report from Washington dated May 11 states Caechs and Jugostivs, captured by Rue forces, have organized an army resisting the Tou tehic invasion of Mussia. The Serbian legation received the tablegram from Captain Luknnich who says the corps officer reached Japan via Siberia and plans to join allied forces at Saloniki and on the western front.
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Centrals to face Iron Workers in Bail Park game
Baseball league action set for seven this Monday at Bail Park with the Centrals meeting the Iron Workers in a key matchup.
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