National Coalition to govern third Dail Eireann agreed
Dublin reports strong rumors of a political deal between Michael Collins and Eamonn De Valera. The plan calls for a national coalition panel representing both sides with a president, defense minister, and nine others, five from the majority and four from the minority, to be followed by June elections.
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Nth Beovid
Pang
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Eireaust
Russo German Military Agreement Reported
The Times says Germany confirmed a Russo German military pact reported from Warsaw. It allegedly signed on April 3 in Berlin by Major General Von Beecht and Vice Admiral Behncke with Russian delegates Novitsky and Stefanov. Ludendorff reportedly opposed the Soviet accord but was overridden.
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London
the Times
Germany
Warsaw
Berlig
von .Beecht
Behncke
Novitsky
Stefanov
Ludendorff
Vaccination Compulsory For All Immigrants
Ottawa May 20 Immigrants who refuse vaccination are held in quarantine until they consent stated Health Minister H S Beland in the house of commons replying to William Irvine Calgary There is no discrimination between first and third class passengers per the minister’s statement
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Ottawa
Beland
House of Commons
William Irvine
Calgary
Seeding Progress Report From Alberta Agriculture
Alberta's second crop report notes wheat nearly all sown and oats and barley underway. Central Alberta shows oats and barley about half completed while north areas need rain. Grasshoppers threaten crops as eggs hatch. moisture remains variable across districts and June rains expected to boost growth.
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Edmonton
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Alberta
North
British Immigrants Arrive at Quebec City
The Canadian Pacific steamer Empress of Britain made its first season voyage to Quebec landing early this morning with 83 saloon 63 second class and 431 third class passengers plus over a thousand bags of mail. All third class passengers were British bound for Ontario and western provinces escorted by a Salvation Army party of eighty.
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Quebec
Ontario
Salvation Army
Strates Cabinet Resigns Amid Greek Political Shift
Athens report says Nicholas Strates new cabinet formed last Tuesday to replace the Gounaris ministry, which resigned. King Constantine has asked M. Gounaris to form another ministry as the political scene realigns and classified ads tout quick sales for The News.
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Athens
Nicholas Strates
M. Gounaris
Constantine
Flood Crest Possible as Rivers Subside in Winnipeg
Officials report the Red River and Assiniboine River swelling begins to abate in Winnipeg with crest potentially reached. Red River rises less than half an inch while the confluence of the rivers shows about a one inch drop, signaling improved conditions for the city.
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Winnipeg
City Council Approves Early Start on Golf Course Project
The city council passed a motion to commence work on a municipal golf course and to secure small subscriptions at once despite dissent from Aldermen Bellamy and Cunliffe. Directors of Community Oil Wells Limited discussed drilling on city land with petroleum rights, with a follow up meeting planned next week. The treasurer noted a change in staff, appointing Frank McCartney as a service man, and Alderman Delf will represent the council at the war memorial dedication on May 24.
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Theity Council
Bellamy
Cunilfie
Community Oil Wells Limited
A. W. Lang
Capt. Anderson
C. R. Garvai
Frank McCartney
C. G. Wolsey
Ald. Delf
War Memorial
Japan ratifies pact from Washington conference
Tokyo confirms the Tung agreement reached with China at the Washington conference has been ratified by Japan. The ceremony emphasizes the pact’s role in postwar diplomacy and regional security.
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China
Ashington
Japan
Dra per Leases Alberta Tak Sama Lands From Federal Government
Ottawa reports Thomas Draper of Petrolea Ant leased 1920 acres of tak sama property in Alberta from the federal government.
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Ottawa
Thomas Draper
Petrolea, Ant, Has
Alberta
Flapper Marries Agot Manager Of Theatrical Gy
Toronto May 20 George Miller assistant manager of And Very Nice Too was held on vagrancy charge after Arlington Hotel proprietor Budd reported his 16 year old daughter Thelma missing Miller had married her last Thursday and arranged to take her to New York the marriage certificate lists Rev Grant who resides in the city as the officiant
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Roscrea
Tipperary
Belfast
Damae
York Street
John Connolly
Ballynane
County Antrim
Port Glenone
Martinsdown
Cushendall
James Craig
Down
Antrim
County Down
Balmy Kinlar Camp
Martinstown Barracks
Toronto
George Miller
Arthur C. Budd
Arlington
Thelma
Ravergill College
South Parkdale
Budd
Miller
New York
Mr. Grant
Premier cannot attend memorial unveiling May 24
The war memorial program secretary reports Premier Greenfield cannot be present on May 24 due to public business in Ottawa. Hendersons of the G.W. V.A. notes the premier regrets missing the invitation and thanks the association for inviting him to visit the new G.W.V.A. club rooms.
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Greenfield
Ottawa
Hendersons
G.W. V.A
Association
G.W.V.A
Duchess of Devonshire Suffering From Measles
London May 20 One of the measles victims in southwest London is the Duchess of Devonshire wife of Canada's former governor general She is suffering a severe attack of the disease.
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London
Can. Press
Duchess of Devonshire
Canada
Irrigation District Trustees Set Meeting Next Tuesday
The chairman of the Medicine Hat Eastern Irrigation District called a meeting of trustees for next Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Medicine Hat Eastern Irrigation District
iChamber of Commerce
Ruth and Meusel Reinstated by Commissioner Landis
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel of the New York Yankees were reinstated by Commissioner Landis for immediate eligibility to play in today’s game against the St. Louis Browns in New York. Both players filed identical reinstatement applications seeking to resume participation to chase 1922 batting honors.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
New York Yankees
Landis
St. Louis Browns
New York
Ruth
Meusel
Cross-examination on Crows Nest agreement at Ottawa hearing
EF W Beatty president of Canadian Pacific testifies before a Commons committee. Questions cover wage rises in US boards and their applicability, dividend and interest on $892 million property, surplus earnings reinvested, and effects of the Crows Nest agreement on future rate cuts and western versus eastern lines profitability.
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Ottawa
EF. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific
House of Commons
Crows Nest
MacDonald
United States
International Labor Organizations
Canada
Buler
Mr. MacDonald
MacDowall
Algoma
Beatty
France asserts right to act separately over Germany reparations
Paris May 20 France declared by Premier Poincare that France will act separately if Germany defaults on reparations. He cited Versailles treaty provisions allowing allied measures including economic and financial prohibitions and reprisals if no agreement is reached.
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Paris
France
Rremier
Poincare
Ceémiiny
Germany
Italy to Restore German Property in Italy
London reports a Rome despatch that Italy will return to Germany all German property seized during the war valued at 896000 lire, except portions already converted for public utility.
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London
Italy
Germany
the Times
Rome
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