Order in Silesia remains unsettled amid Allied tensions
Berlin reports that order cannot be restored in Silesia while General Lerond or any French commander leads Inter Allied forces enforcing the Versailles Treaty. Refugees arrive with warnings as the Polish insurrection area reports uproar and German volunteer forces seek protection of Versailles rights.
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Berlin
Poer Silesia
Lerond
Renchman
Scherr-Thoss
Henry White
United States
Korfanty
Oppeln
Vossischeeitung
France
Lenine Not Going to London Denied by Krassin
Stockholm May 19 N I Lenine the Bolshevik premier was reported to head to London to negotiate trade with Britain, but Kassin Bolshevik minister of trade and commerce denied the plan He said Krassin would go to London and noted Russia placed orders worth 5 000 000 pounds sterling in England plus the first British steamer to ship goods from Russia was loading at Petrograd
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Paris
Iffrance
Germany
Poland
Upper Silesia
Briand
Tie
Lloyd George
House of Comnons
Silesia
Germain
France
Stockholm
Nikolai Lenine
London
Kassin
M. Krassin
Russia
England
Petrograd
Prominent Jurists Die This Morning
Egina Saskatchewan May 19 Mr Justice FE I Elwood of the Saskatchewan court of appeal died at General hospital after months of illness. Washington May 19 Edward Couglas White Chief Justice of the Illinois supreme court died early this morning at the hospital after an operation on Friday aged 76. Try the News Want Ad Columna.
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Egina
FE. i Elwood
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
General Hospital
Washington
Edward Couglas White
IL 5 Supreme Court
Prairie Weather Outlook Itinerary
Weather summary notes clear skies in Vancouver and Edmonton with warm conditions across the prairie provinces. Light showers occurred this morning in several areas. Forecasts call for showers in a few localities but mostly fair and warm conditions today and Friday.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
One Man Cars Planned for St John Street Rails
St John N B May 14 Directors of New Brunswick Power Co meet and decide to place the one man car in operation on its street railways next month. Employees oppose wage cuts and refuse to operate the new cars.
Vote on Budget 15 Expected Tonight
Ottawa May 19 Canadians press report proration of parliament aims to end committee work by week end. The house is expected to begin mooning sittings soon and the budget vote is anticipated tonight.
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Ottawa
Col Spencer Plans Northward Travel for Speaking Tour
Col Spencer expects a trip into the south country next week to address evening meetings. He and other speakers will speak Tuesday Pend d Oreille, Wednesday Manyherbies, Thursday Orion, Friday Etzikown, and Saturday Nemiscain.
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Col
Spencer
Pend d'Oreille
Manyherbies
Orion
Etzikown
Nemiscain
Joe Knight to Represent Canada at Moscow Congress
Edmonton man Joseph Knight will be a Canadian delegate to the third congress of the Third International in Moscow. The dispatch from Riga notes Canada likely to be represented at the congress by Knight, an official of the O.B.U.
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Edmonton
C.B.A
Mayo
Riga
Moscow
Canada
Joseph Knight
Eof
O.B.U
Returns From the Clearing Hose Top $448,539 This Week
The report shows $448,539 in clearing hose returns this week and $516,296 for the corresponding week last year. Robert Klee Harrow was blown 20 feet and suffered a broken leg while attempting to solder a hole in a tank he believed emptied of gasoline.
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Robert Klee Harrow
Police round Sinn Fein leader in London plot thwarted
Scotland Yard held a Sinn Fein leader in London as 17 detainees were linked to shootings and burnings last weekend. Police halted planned repeated outrages and disrupting fear across the city. In Letterkenny Ireland a constable was killed and a sergeant wounded during a patrol ambush with grenades and rifle fire. Civilian casualties included a farmer Hayden shot in bed and his wounded brother.
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London
Scotland Yard
Jin Tyrone
Hayden
Boy Killed by Milk Truck in Brockville
In Brockville Ontario on May 18 12 year old Thomas Alfred Anderson attempting to board a heavily laden milk truck on his way to school was struck and killed. The accident occurred yesterday prompting an official inquiry and safety review.
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Brockville
Ont
Thomas Alfred Anderson
Obrey Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
In police court Jake Obrey was fined ten dollars plus costs for intoxication. Roy Hotrum was found guilty of the murder of Cecil Sabine a Toronto druggist on Saturday.
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Jake Obrey
Roy Hotrum
Cecil Sabine
Toronto
Liberal Convention Opens With Ontario Liberal Leaders
The Liberal convention convenes at 10 a.m. in Oddfellows Hall chaired by Dr Egbert, Alberta Liberal Association president. Business includes election of officers and committee appointments. Lunch for out-of-town delegates at 12:30, reassembly at 2:30 to resume business, women invited, no evening session.
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Egbert
Alberta Liberal Association
Lloyd George negotiations stall with coal owners and miners
London May 19 Lloyd George held separate unofficial talks with coal owners and miners but no definite outcomes have emerged. Names of interviewers are not disclosed though progress toward an acknowledged conference is reported as likely if the path to settlement is cleared.
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London
Can
Lloyd George
Marshall Unable To Deliver Lecture Here Tonight
Mayor Huckvale reports Hon. Duncan Marshall minister of agriculture cannot give the lecture tonight due to short notice. Marshall’s letter from this morning explains a trip to the Old Country and the late arrival of train No 4, prompting the mayor to request a return engagement after his trip.
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Huckvale
Duncan Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Old Land
Government control of liquor sale in British Columbia
Victoria announces that government control of liquor sales will take effect on June 15. The provincial liquor board says new federal imposts add about 1.65 dollars per bottle, and the board plans to absorb at least half of this extra charge.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Provincial Liquor Board
Pink Tickets Quietly Enforced for Female Migrants
At Winnipeg on May 19 a pink ticket must be shown by all unaccompanied women entering a Canadian ocean port. Miss Violet Wilson, who passed through last night with domestics bound for Regina, described the ticket as the new certificate of moral and adaptable suitability to become Canadian citizens.
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Winnipeg
Violet Wilson
Regina
Canada
Judgment Reserved in Leonard v Parish of St Patrick
Judgment was reserved by Judge Mahaffy in the Michael Leonard estate suit against the Parish of St Patrick for 497,999. The defence contends Father Cadoux lacked authority to bind the notes. Witnesses were called for both sides and trial concluded. Wide-awake advertisers are The News' columns.
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Leonard
ST. Patrick
Mahaffy
Michael Leonard
Father Cadoux
R. B. Bennett, KC
Calgary
Bishop McNairvy
Father Fitzpatrick Meesrs
Blanchardo
Dett
Conditions Favor Growth in Alberta Seeding Report
The Provincial Department of Agriculture reports favorable seeding conditions continuing into the month with widespread rain in Southern Alberta and rapid wheat sowing across the province. Central Alberta and Peace River districts show strong wheat growth while oats and barley plantings fall back. frost and winds persist but soil moisture supports growth. silo construction grows amid capital scarcity and large stock remains in Peace River oats.
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Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Peace River
Grande’ Prairie
Peace River Valley
Peace River Country
Cramr
Whisky found in steel pillars of West Camargo steamer
In San Francisco customs officers inspected the West Camargo which arrived from Australia and found two bottles of Scotch whisky concealed in hollow steel pillars supporting the deck over the engine room.
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San Francisco
West Camargo
Australia
Rev C W Gordon Nominated Moderator by Winnipeg Presbytery
Rev Dr C W Gordon pastor of St Stephens Church Winnipers is nominated as moderator of the general assembly by the Winnipeg Presbytery. He is noted for long service and leadership within the church. The nomination sets the stage for a significant ecclesiastical decision at the upcoming assembly.
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C W. Gordon
St Stephens Church
Winnipers
General Assembly
Winnipeg Presbytery
Flower and plant sale at St Patrick's parish site
A sale of cut flowers and plants will be held at the late St Patrick's Parish site in J O McNallys Clothing Store on Friday and Saturday.
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St. Patrick's Parish
J. O. McNally
Chamber of Commerce proposes Western reps on freight rate committee
At the directors meeting Mr. P Lt. J. Harding was named the chamber’s Western Boards of Trade rep on the freight rate committee. Letters from Mr. McKenzie and the Western Canada Colonization Association urged action on federal western agreement and premiers conference plans in Winnipeg next month. The group will study the issue and return with a decision at the next gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
McKenzie
Western Canad Colonization Association
Wrern
Noferm
Winnipeg
TB House Shortage Theme At Canadian Tuberculosis Meet
Toronto May 18 The twenty first annual menu of the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis highlighted housing conditions and transportation as major factors in TB prevalence. Dr L Schaffner of Winnipeg urged that improving sanitation by demolishing slums is practical hygiene.
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Toronto
Brous
Canadian Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
OF L. Schaffner
Wintulpeg
Plans for extermination of hoppers confirmed in Manitoba
Winnipeg reports a conference outcome where 80000 pounds of arsenic will be shipped today to 15 towns in southwestern Manitoba to wage war on the hopper pest. Supplies for other ingredients have been sent. Meanwhile Welland officials fear dynamite from government stores may be used by unemployed Reds to damage the canal.
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Wibnipeg
Agri
Welland
Ont
Welland Canal
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New York
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Etzikom
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Joe Knight
Sinan Feiners
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Sinn
Liberal Convention
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Old Country
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Masonic Hall
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