Ottawa House Debates Budget Moves and Pension Reforms
Ottawa May 17 Treasury and pensions dominate the Commons agenda as the House debates the new budget and pension act changes. Premier Mackenzie King and cabinet members push resolutions on veterans pensions and Returned Soldiers acts while awaiting a key liquor clearance bill and Navy pact decisions.
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Hunger strike spreads among salt raid detainees in India
May 19 reports two hundred twenty five volunteers arrested in the Wadali salt raid declare a hunger strike. Prisoners complain of no bath water and inadequate food as police in Bombay trod a hard line to curb nationalist actions.
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Fire Captain Dies in Ice House Explosion Blaze
In Ottawa on May 19 an explosion at a blazing ice house in the west end trapped firefighters. Captain Robert E. Pratt, veteran chief of No. Two fire hall, died at civic hospital soon after arrival. Hoseman William Ouletté is reported to have a fighting chance for life.
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Hosemani
Havdna
Flood Threat Races Across Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma
News from May 19 describes severe flooding along the Red River and tributaries in Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Rivers including the Red Trinity Brazos Caddo and Guadalupe rise and cut roads bridges collapse lowland areas threaten towns such as Texarkana and Eldorado. Rescue efforts are underway with Red Cross units alerted and temporary refuges set up for evacuees.
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Canonization of Eight Canadian Jesuit Martyrs Approved
Vatican confirms the solemn consistory approved the canonization of eight Canadian Jesuit martyrs who died amid early colonial conflicts with Indigenous peoples. Pope Pius XI presided as cardinals validated the martyrs' qualifications through the sacred rites.
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Cuba
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Sacred Congregation of ‘Rites
Enumerators Begin Voter List Work for Provincial Election
Enumerators started compiling voters lists this morning for the provincial election. Returning officer estimates the process will take about a week to ten days to complete.
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Jeee Simpson
Weekender weather brings Jack Frost and deadly incidents
A harsh spell over the weekend saw frost nipping plants and forcing heavier clothing as a string of accidents followed. Ten-year-old Myron Youngs fell from his bike near Welland after lighting a cigarette, a rural traffic death tally rose with Warren Stirling in Kingston and Mrs. Robert McDown in Wink, and multiple drownings and crashes occurred from Rideau Canal to Fort William with victims including Lawrence Kelsey, Wilfred Fullerton, Hemond, Beck, and Thomas Brule among others.
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Ottawa
Local election contest looms in Caigaeat region
Ambiguous text references a major political figure Normah or Angie in a Liverallim centered race. It hints at a forthcoming provir vinclal election with potential base support and regional implications.
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Robbery and assault unfold during laundry job
Yip-Chung suffered head injuries as gunmen robbed a laundry worker of about $300. After the holdup the bandits fled, a search began, and police collected a description while suspects remained at large.
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Former Justice Maitland of Calgary Dies in Montreal Hotel
Former Justice Maitland of Calgary Alberta died in his Montreal hotel room over the weekend. He was 58 and had served in Parliament for Calgary from 1905 to 1913. Born in Orangeville Ontario, he studied at Trinity College and the University, and earlier partnered with the late J.A. Addington of Bradford. Survived by wife Edna, two daughters and two sons, services set for Orangeville tomorrow.
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Ottawa man held on $2000 bail after robbery and assault
Crave offence in Ont he 8 Neldon per year a chile ed of this town with ashkaulting crippled telephone suerte and rob bing. Taken into custody here in Ottawa over the weekend after the carleton Co police were positive in fonderification of him. Hop wrongly denies any connection with the robbery. He is at liberty on $2,000 bail to appear in the county court Friday.
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Fragmented OCR Heatwave Notes Describe Unclear Event
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions a date in May and names that are garbled, referencing actions around a sugar estate and a location in Jaya or a similar place. Details are too obscured to confirm people, places, or outcomes.
McArthur Guilaetal Saat The Storia Case Reported
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal case involving McArthur and others, with mentions of a state or party and a store or stake. The readable portion is incomplete and does not establish clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
British R 100 dirigible readies for Canada flight
Report on the airship R 100 undergoing final trials after relocation to a Hangar. About 150 workers from Air Works and an equal number from Royal Air Force depot Henlow assist as the craft prepares to moor and depart westward toward Montreal via Cape Rehouchat Greenland, weather testing underway.
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Wheat Prices Reported Amid Market Fluctuations
A fragment notes fluctuating wheat values with reference to markets and local figures. It mentions Praicle and Bath Anichewan and a suggested price range around 85 to 200 units. The text is garbled but centers on agricultural pricing and regional references.
Unclear disaster scene reports after landslide in Java
Scattered fragments describe a mud stream on a mountain slope near Samarang on May 9. Five to seven clans may have collapsed as residents and aid workers rushed to the site to perform rites and search the area for survivors.
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Edmonton May Meeting Amid Turbulence in Olds Contest
A disrupted May meeting at Morinville gathered local figures including Lucien Bourdreau and James Strath, with several candidates and party members withdrawing from the hall. The gathering touched on provincial leadership and upcoming elections, amid a tense political climate and claims of a fractured convention.
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