Dublin Fire
Dublin reports sporadic gunfire after the cease fire order. Free State troops replied near Portobello Kilmainham and at Phoenix Park all-night exchanges with no casualties. A separate despatch notes a woman linked to Count Plunkett’s family was searched in Ballyhannis and taken to Claremorris.
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Dublin
Portobello
Kilmainham
Vice Regal Lodge
Phoenix Park
Free State
London
Ballyhannis
Central News
Claremorris
Count Plunkett
Light Oil Struck at 2525 Feet in Coutts Well
Calgary reports an oil showing at 2525 feet in the Imperial well west of Coutts. Drilling continued to 2542 feet when a heavy water influx appeared, water rising about 2000 feet in the hole. Light oil yielded around a barrel in total from the baler.
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Calgary
Imperial
Coutts
Imperial Well
Calgary Herald
T. Draper
Northwest Company
Imperial Oil, Ltd
Jewel Robbery Hits Montreal Firm. Safe Blown by Thieves
Thieves blew open the safe at JL Sabbath and Company, a Montreal wholesale jeweler, stealing jewels valued at $30,000. Entry was gained with a false key. burglars had previously robbed the firm in April 1922 for $10,000. Most stolen merchandise was traced to Toronto.
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Montreal
JL. Sabbath and Company
Toronto
Mystery Woman Found Hiding Behind Piano
Woodstock May 19 The missing Mrs. Stoddard of Lake Ville was located after two days and nights hiding behind the piano in her own home. The case ends with her safe return and no injuries reported.
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Woodstock
N. B
Boy cyclist injured in morning collision
About 9 30 this morning Jas Zach ary of 52 Eleventh St. riding near Allowance Ave. and South Railway St. collided with a car driven by Mrs J F Lavey. He was thrown from the bicycle and sustained injuries and the front wheel was broken.
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Jas Zachary
Eleventh St
Allowance Ave
South Railway St
J. F. Lavey
Weather Summary for Western Cities
The weather page lists Vancouver and Victoria as cloudy with mid range temperatures while Edmonton and Calgary show cloudy skies in the low to mid sixties. Winnipeg is described as cloudy and cold with forecasts for Alberta mostly fair today and Sunday and little temperature change.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Nelson
Dmonton
Calgary
Foremost
Etchbridge
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Brandon
Winnipeg
Alberta
Extravagant Demands Threaten Hostage Talks in Shantung
Telegrams from Tsao Chuang report Chinese captives held by mountain outlaws near Pekin as negotiators near withdrawal over the band’s extravagant demands.
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Pekin
Tsao Chuang
Shantung
Bootlegger Held One With Bandit
Helena Montana May 19. A Montana officer calls Canada’s border patrol a change of vision as Canada vows to stop liquor from crossing the border from the United States. He cites a $1,982 liquor export bill seized as proof and mentions amounts of Bourbon Scotch and gin. The tale also notes the will of Earl of Carnarvon reveals an estate of £2798 927.
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Helena
Mont
Canada
Montana
United States
Associated Press
G. N. Express
Immigrants Diverted to Halifax from May US Quota
Halifax May 19 The steamer Cameronia has been diverted to Halifax to land two hundred fifty Scottish immigrants bound for the United States and surplus to the May quota under US immigration laws. Their disposal is not known.
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Halifax
Cameronia
United States
Final word of coal transport talks in Ottawa
Premier Herbert Greenfield of Alberta told Ottawa’s board of trade the final decision on Alberta coal to Ontario and eastern markets had not been reached he urged a new conference between coal operators and railways to cut transcontinental costs. He praised inter provincial trade and noted Alberta coal reserves totaling 89 percent of Dominion supply as a lever for broader national understanding.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Ontario
Canada
Herbert Greenfield
Board of Trade
Greenfield
Atlantic
Pacific
East
Montreal Board of Trade
Ottawa Board
Quebec
Oal Resources
British Empire
Dominion
Labour Right to Organize Debated in Canadian Commons
Ottawa discussions in the house of commons considered labor organizing rights after A W Neill alleged Powell River Paper Co limited union charter by Sunday. Premier King signaled possible legislation and cited Versailles treaty ideals while critics cited company control of towns and dismissals of workers for political views.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
King
A. W. Neill
Comox-Alberni
Powell River Paper Company
Vancouver
Mr. Neill
Secme
Canada
Neil
American Capital
Roshevin
William Irvine
Calgary West
A. Stork
Sheena
Divine Healer Found Guilty in Reported Flu Case
Portland, May 11 a jury found Dr John J Lake a div ine healer guilty of failing to report a communicable disease in connection with Mrs Hannah Andersons death from influenza on East Nineteenth Street South City health officer Dr George Parrish led the case The healer argued his faith allowed disregard for the law and said diagnosis and medical reports had no bearing on the matter The verdict was delivered in Municipal Judge Ekwalls court with continued coverage on page three
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Portland
Ore
John J. Lake
Spokane
Ekwall
Hannah Anderson
Nineteenth Street
George Parrish
Lake
Bureau
Healier
City
Stadter
Soncht
City Band Holds Special Executive Meeting
A special meeting of the City Band executive is set in Manager Schneider's office tomorrow at 1:48. Band practice follows at City Hall at 2:48. All members must attend for important business.
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Schneider
Ciy
Occupation Army to Be Reinforced
Paris reports the army of occupation will be reinforced to tighten control over the occupied territory. The Matin asserts railroads must be guarded to prevent escape of coke and coal as exploitation continues.
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Paris
Rohr
Doings in Parliament Ottawa May 2
The budget debate resumes in the Commons with John Morrison leading the session. The Senate sits at 8 p.m. Discussions cover Dominion and Ontario agreements on naval and lake wood control and maritime freight rates. Senator Murphy argues that secession talk would cease if maritime provinces receive justice.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pressy
John Morrison
Progressive
Wevturn
Senate
Dominion
Ontario
Lake Ctgbe Woods
Maritime Provinces
Murphy
PortWilliam Grain Board Delays Decision On Elevator Quality
Port William May 29 A Board of Grain Connoonsters has not decided on the quality of screenings following a complaint by Ostrander Co. Elevators are said to be delivering insufficient grade material and dockage. Tests may last three to four months and inspectors will note quality on sheets. The board will sample each elevator over thirty days to aid a decision when the 123 cracker is ready.
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Port
William
Board of Grain Conningstoners
BOB. Ostrander & Co
Anniversary celebration plans discussed by society directors
Details of the program for the 6th anniversary celebration of the Medetne Hat start were discussed by Agricultural Society directors in the Chamber of Commerce offices last evening. A meeting of directors and committeemen was set for next Tuesday evening for further consideration of the program.
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Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Rogers Still At Large After North Bay Shooting
Early this morning May 19 Leo Rogers remained at large as police and provincial officers with citizen volunteers pressed the search following yesterday’s sensational shooting in North Bay Ontario.
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North Bay
Ont
Leo Rogers
WUST END WHOLESALE ILLEGAL DISTRIBUTION OF ARMS IN CHINA
Vancouver reports an international probe into bandit depredations in China led by P Y Chien editor of the Daily Social Welfare of Tientsin who sails for China aboard the Empress of Russia. He notes prisoners held in the Siantung mountains and opposes blanket Chinese immigration bans while supporting some free entry for merchants and students.
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Vancouver
China
P. Y. Chien
Social Welfare
Tientsin
Russia
Chien
Siantung
Pale
Mio Chiem Yi
Tihe
Ir. Chie
Canada
Annual Training of Alberta Mounted Rifles at Catteary
The 1st Alberta Mounted Rifles will hold annual training at Catteary from June. Limited vacancies remain for other ranks, allocated by May. A parade of all other ranks will occur at 3:30 p.m. Sunday May 29 at the Cavalry Armoury to complete the nominal roll. R.S.A.I Hallworth to hold a Sgt's Mess meeting immediately after.
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1St
Alberta Mounted Rifles
Catteary
Cavalry Armoury
R.s.ai Hallworth
Regulations on Canada to United States entry for motorists
Calgary reports growing confusion over U S entry rules for Canadian visitors, especially car tourists. Consul S C Rea t explains head tax of eight dollars for all over 16, refunds if reentry occurs within six months, and no refund if permanent residence is claimed. Automobiles may enter only for touring under permit or bond, with consular invoices required for stays over 90 days.
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Calgary
United States
S.C. Reat
Reat
Montana
Calgary Automobile Club
Candie Ns
Canada
United States Customs
Armstrong case on Monday adjourned hearing set
Edmonton May 19 The adjourned Armstrong post office case will begin in criminal court Monday morning. Ex-postmaster G G Armstrong faces theft of registered letters containing 50000 dollars. Prosecution plans about fifty witnesses. Sydney B Woods K C defends. prosecution led by H B Cogswell K C assisted by A Hellerman.
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Draper
Sabbath & Co
Bandit
Earl of
Carnarvon
King Tut
Prince of Wales
Belgium
W.o
Parliament
J. G. Lake
Portland, Ore
Powell River Paper Co
James Murdock
Murdock
Labor Department
Cone
Mscess
WUST
Alta
U. S
Plas
Lavid
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