Premier back and forth over Lausanne pact correspondence
In Iowa the discussion centers on when the St Antoine bye election will occur as the Ottawa premier weighs releasing Lausanne treaty correspondence with Turkey. King says government wishes to table all correspondence, Britain may object but plans to bring down as much as possible. Labor department estimates and the 72 Labor Gazette correspondents are discussed, with scrutiny of type and cost. The session also promises militia act amendments and a CMA convention in Montreal June 3 to 5.
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Iowa
Mitchell
St. Antoine
Montreal
Meighen
Walter Mitchell
Soo
Sis
Garland
Bowiver
Lausanne
Turkey
Canada
Dominions
Bruce
Australia
Smuts
South Africa
Warren
Newfoundland
Massey
New Zealand
Nuey
King
Labor Department
Labor Gazette
Murdock
Hocken
Mr. Murdock
Woodsworth
Dominion
Mr Murdock
Nova Scotia
St. B. Hanson
Thaw Freed Faces New Charge in Manhattan
Harry K Thaw regains liberty at Philadelphia after spending years in asylums and plans to go to New York to face an alleged 1927 assault charge on Frederick Quimper. The civil suit has settled out of court and a motion to quash the indictment will be filed. The Stanford White slayer was released from a Pennsylvania hospital.
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Philadelphia
Jiarry K. Thaw
Fils
New York
Frederick Qumnper
Stanford White
Pennsylvania Hospital of Mental and Nervous Diseases
High authority figure in the Bureau tied to 1920s orders
Former Attorney General and associates influenced federal actions as El J. Bailes testifies before a Senate committee. Mareat at Avante, Radley, and Daneherty are cited as key figures in directing inquiries to Jess Smith during 1920 to 1926 in the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation.
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Jess Smith
Bureau
Wasington
Yaugherty
Jess Smvith
United States Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
EL. J. Bailes
Senate Daneherty Committee
Radley
Avante
Vr Daneherty
Smith
Heavy Damage Suit Against Directors of Home Bank
Liquidators of the Home Bank of Canada sue nine former directors for 5.6 million dollars alleging losses to the bank creditors and stakeholders due to misappropriation, malfeasance, and negligence. The suit also names M. J Hauey of Toronto, former president, J Ambrose O'Brien of Renfrew and Gilawa, who served as director 19? to 20.
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Home Bank
Tronto
Home Bank of Canada
M. J Hauey
Toronto
J. Ambrose O'Brien
Renfrew and
Gilawa
iNi7
T20
Visteol
Daunecs Are
Sarvelt
Niseoadiet
Aviators Travel Fast Reach Unato Japan May 20
Three United States Army airplanes arrived at Unato, Japan from Yotorofu land on their flight around the world. The trio made rapid progress across the Pacific, showcasing the pace of the global journey.
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Unato
Japan
United States Army
Yotorofu
Acting Mayor Appointed After Council Meeting
An acting mayor was appointed at the council meeting last night as Wivor Huckvittie remained confined to the house with a seition and Deputy Mayor Bewill left town. Alderman David was also noted in the proceedings.
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Wivor Huckvittie
Bouse
Bewill
David
Sou O
General Meeting of Chamber of Commerce Planned at Cech Hotel
A chamber of commerce general meeting will be held at the Cech Hotel next Friday at 7 15 o clock. W G Johnstone MLA will give an address on the peelsla tion of the last session. The date moved from Thursday to Friday due to Mr Johnston’s absence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cech Hotel
W. GC. Johnstone
Johnston
Montreal Verdict Ends Molly Pennington's Bank Robbery Dream
May 19 Montreal court records a six month sentence for Molly Pennington tied to vagrancy and plans to rob stores. The immigrant domestic servant from the Old Country sought a revolver and a fang in letters to a male associate, and faces possible deportation.
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Montreal
Molly Pennington
Molly
Canada
Lone Bandit Killed In Winnipeg Bank Robbery
A lone bandit was shot and killed by police after robbing the Bank of Centress branch at Goulding and Portage Avenue in Winnipeg. He secured 1,500 but the money was recovered.
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Winnipeg
Bank of Centress
Goulding
Portage Avenue
Smiling Johnny Reid Receives Suspended Sentence
Vancouver reports that bank bandit Smiling Johnny Reid pleaded guilty to complicity in the Ladner Royal Bank robbery where $128,000 in bands and cash was stolen. Judge Cayley imposed a two year suspended sentence after a speedy trial, with the crime dated March 28, 1922.
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Vancouver
John Reid
Alexander
Royal Bank
Ladner
B.C
Vdce Cayley
Marcer
Fatal farm accident near Kipling leaves family grieving
John Urich Jr. a young farmer eight miles north of Kipling was instantly killed Saturday afternoon while seeding. His team bolted after an unbroken horse became frightened and he was thrown under the drill. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Kipling, Sask
John Urich, Jr
Kipling
Urich
Kept Promise 25 Years in Port Arthur Court
Emile Olson faced vagrancy charges in Port Arthur Ontario as he finally returned after 25 years since a city exit on a promise not to return. The magistrate suspended the sentence after noting he had done well. Infant mortality figures are cited as improving from the century’s start to today.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Emile Olson
New Cure For Tuberculosis Treats with Dried Meat Juice
Paris reports Prof Charles Richet outlined a tuberculosis treatment using pure dried juice from raw meat fed to patients. He supervised about 100 grams daily, noting two months of steady weight gain due to muscular reconstitution. He cited wartime hospital work and potential use for anaemic children and convalescence.
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Paris
Academy of Science
Charles Richet
Richet
Attack on T A Crerar at Home Bank hearing
Ottawa May 20 an attack on Hon T A Crerar former Progressive Party leader and Home Bank director was heard at the Home Bank Commission. I A Reid counsel for shareholders named Crerar as a conspirator in false returns and charged he sold his stock after inside information warned of danger. He called Crerar cold hearted and said Western Canada would deal with him when times comes. The agriculturist is a man who works the farm.
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Ottawa
T. A. Crerar
Progressive Party
Home Bank
Home Bank Commission
I. A. Reid
Crerar
Mr. Reid
Western Canada
Bank no claim against Crown in Home Bank case
Ottawa May 20 Depositors of the Home Bank have no legal claim against the Crown. Parliament must decide if they have any claim. Government Counsel Eugene Liflenn KC argued before the Home Bank Commission this morning. Lafleur noted the Commons had pressed a bill indemnifying Farmers Bank depositors, which the Senate refused.
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Ottawa
Home Bank
Eugene Liflenn
K.C
Home Bank Commission
Lafleur
House of Commons
Farmers’ Bank
Senate
Sawmill Fires Hit Cranbrook and Nearby Plants
Prince George May 20 reports fires destroyed Cranbrook Sawmills Ltd plant at Afwaty seven miles west causing about 40000 in losses. A second blaze near here burned the Etta and Mann Mepongall Lumber Company plant. Fire brigade fought the Hill brush fire late last night, extinguishing it.
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Prince George, Wot
Cranbrook Sawmills Ltd
Afwaty
Here
Etta and Mann Mepongall Lumber Company
French aviator D Otay lands safely after Shanghai crash
Captain POiew flying from Canton on a Pari Tokio route touched down in Shanghai and mishap struck his plane on landing. The tail section was damaged but the pilot escaped injury as the airship landed at a low speed on a Holm course.
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Shanghai
D' Otay
Canton
Poiew
Airchaft
Prairie wheat seeding progresses across western Canada
Crop report issued by the Canadian Pacific Railway Agricultural Department notes seeding advances from Manitoba to British Columbia for the week ending May 17. Early fields show healthy stands with ample moisture. grasshoppers are absent and labor demand for farm help remains manageable in most areas. Weather has favored farm work despite slower growth
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Winnipeg
Agricultural Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Council Approves Three Year Pact With Supt Carr
The council passed a by law to engage A. Bo Carr as Superintendent of the power plant for three years after discussion. Dissenting votes came from Ald. Boyd and Simpson. Other items included taxpaying preference for jobs, seating policy, and a request to drill a new gas well.
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Council
Supt
Carr
Old
Boyd
Simpson
Ald
Bannan
A. Bo Carr
Tee
Ald Davidsen
Hale
Browne
Davidson
Bantian
Baler
Simonson
Connell
Baker
Aid. Simpson
Pasa
Finance, Publi Works and Parks and Markets
Theeouncil
Mttle
Tha Polley
Ali
Beil
Cive
Operatic Society
Committee of the Whole
Hargrave
David
Ministerial
Lacy
Borkett
Ife
Nallway
Hole
Davidson and Browne
Supt. McArthur
Hedley Shaw
Supt. Carr
Garnishee vs Assignment in Manyberries School Case
Judgment for the plaintiff in the Manyberries district court action Mrs A K Clarke versus the Manyberries school board over May 1923 salary assignment by J I Davis. Beaver Lumber had garnished Davis salary and the court paid $18 to the assignee from funds returned by the school board.
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Creene
A. KK. Clarke
Manyberries School Board
Manyberries District Court
CG. M. Blackstock
Hl. Delf
Clarke
J. I. Davis
Manyherries
Davis
Beaver Lumber Company
Farmers' Relief Bill Faces House Vote This Week
Washington May 20 The plight of U S farmers is before the house as it weighs the McNary Haugen relief bill. A final vote is expected by Saturday with a government funded $200 million corporation to market wheat flour rye corn wool cattle sheep swine and other farm products and profits to be returned to the treasury.
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Washington
United States
House
Treasury
Belgian Neutrality Scrap Of Paper Figure Dies In London
Sir Edward Goschen, once linked to the Belgian neutrality treaty described as a scrap of paper by Berlin, died at his London home on May 20. He was the envoy associated with the diplomatic episode during the war years.
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London
Sir Edward Goschen
von Bellmanp Hollweg
Retail Chamber approves extended shopping hours next week
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the Retail section voted to close stores next Wednesday afternoon but keep them open until 9 pm. A Labor Commissioner letter was read permitting stores to remain open Friday night, May 2%.
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Chamber of Commerce
Labor
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Pitapatrick
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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