Resignation of British Premier Bonar Law Cited
London May 21 reports say Prime Minister Bonar Law resigned Sunday night due to ill health after a throat operation. The king was asked to form a new cabinet with Marquis Curzon likely as successor, while Baldwin and Lloyd George were noted as possible future leaders.
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Russia
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Stanley Baldwin
Chequers Court
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House of Commons
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J. Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
No. 10
Downing Street
Chinese bandits release Mrs Verea in hard line Shanghai report
London dispatch notes the release of Mrs Manuel Verea wife of a Mexican manufacturer by Chinese bandits. It adds that male captives remain in harsh conditions and Mrs Verea arrived exhausted in Shanghai. Diplomatic corps in Pekin reports troops firing on Shan tung bandits and seeks update from Chinese government on promises to free foreign captives.
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London
Tspui
H. Fromm
Roped Horse Fatality Claims Life Of Local Teen
Anveroid May 11 Raymond Kambers 17 son of a farmer two miles east of here was killed Sunday afternoon while roping a horse at Mayo ranch. He and a companion lassoed the horse which became frightened and entangled him in the rope causing fatal dragging. The accident occurred shortly after.
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Mamstrong Trial Opens In Edmonton Case Of 50000 Stolen Funds
Edmonton May 21 Justice Bimmons presides as George S Arimatrong former Edmonton postmaster faces trial for stealing from the local post office about August 10 1919. Prosecutors allege three registered letters containing 50000 belonged to Merchants Bank of Canada. Accused pleads not guilty.
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George S. Arimatrong
Merchants Bank
Justice Bimmons
Criminal Court
Merchantz Tank of
Canada
Fleeing murderer Leo Bogers sighted in North Bay bush
North Bay Ontario May 21 at 2 20 p m word reached that Leo Bogers the fleeing murderer was hiding in the bush at the outskirts of North Bay. Provincial police rushed to the area to attempt his capture.
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Ont
Leo Bogers
Viclulty
Drowned Farmer Dragged Through Slough in Saskatchewan
Regina reports August Lautianus a farmer from New Findland Sask was drowned after his horse and bogey ran away. He fell forward catching his foot on the dash and was dragged through a slough while being pulled by the runaway horses on the way home.
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Regina
Lautianus
New Findland
Sask
Lautanius
Hamilton adopts curbs on dancing and shimmying
Hamilton Ohio city council passes ordinances regulating dancing and ultra modern glides. The rule sets a safe distance between partners with no moonlight or dimly lit dates allowed and requires all such events to end at midnight.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Anzac Day Ceremony Honors Dardanelles Heroes
British soldiers sailors and nurses gathered on the beach between Shrapnel Valley and Hell's Spit to commemorate the undying glory of Australian and New Zealand troops in defense at the Dardanelles.
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Hell’s Spit
New Zealand
Dardanelles
Edward W. Demmer Sinks After Lake Huron Collision
In dense fog off Thunder Bay Island Michigan on May 21 the steamer Edward W. Demmer sank after collision with the Interlake Steamship Saturn. Twenty seven crew members escaped in boats. twenty six were rescued by NRJ Agassiz and others by the Eads. One mate remains missing.
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Thunder Bay Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Edward M. Demmer
Lake Huron
Chunder Bay Island
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Interlake Steamship Company
Jemmer
NR. J. Agassiz
Denyz Arrested After Long Police Chase
Edmonton reports the arrest of Metro Denyz by provincial police after a chase lasting over three weeks. He is suspected of murdering his half brother Andrew Denyz at Lessard on April 28. Constable Allen and Detective Hlocks effected the arrest near Durlingville.
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Metro Denyz
Andrew Denyz
Lessard
Allen
Hlocks
Durlingville
Cattle Steamer Reaches St John After Collision
The White Sudan carrier Oxonian struck a submerged object in the Gulf of St Lawrence and reached St Johns with damage to holds and no.1 on deck intact. About 60 head of cattle from Canada were aboard and remain aboard as repairs proceed.
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ST. John
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Montreal
St. Johns
Garden Watering Prohibited Hours Cited
A citizen was charged in police court for watering a garden during prohibited hours but was warned and released without a fine. Prohibited times are 6 to 9 am and 6 to 10 pm. Many residents risk prosecution for hose use in restricted periods. In Dundee Scotland the James Watson company sold to the Dewars Puebbanan and Walker interests marking a major whiskey trade deal.
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Scotland
James Watson Company
Puebbanan
Dewars
Walker
Lake rate probe finds lake carriers held a virtual monopoly
Canada Royal Commission reports during the 1922 shipping season a tacit understanding among lake carriers and holds that rates between Canadian ports were discriminatory versus U S routes. Congestion did exist, fares reflect it, and calls for coordinated port use and facilities to boost the St Lawrence route.
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Port Colborne
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Port Arthur
Fort William
Montreal
Quebec
Fort Colborne
Quest
Stores Open Wednesday Amid Victoria Day Closure
Owing to Victoria Day there is no weekly half-holiday this week. All stores will remain open all day on Wednesday.
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British and Soviet Attitudes Over Near East Propaganda
Moscow reports say Leonid Krassin informed Britain that London expects propaganda in the Near East to end or relations will be broken. Moscow may repeal denial and recall its eastern agent if Britain agrees to a broader conference including de jure recognition.
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Leonid Krassin
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Near East
Russia
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Cloudburst in Sayre Oklahoma prompts massive rescues
A Sayre Oklahoma cloudburst on May 21 sent inches of rain causing a river to spill into the city. Three persons are missing after the flood, as Short Creek breached banks and spread five blocks wide. Nearly 300 farm laborers and families were rescued from tents houses and trees.
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Sayre
Okla
Rahala
Short Creek
United States Investment in Canada Surges to 7.5 Billion
New York May 21. The Bankers Trust Co reports US capital in Canada has risen sharply since 1915 to about 7.5 billion dollars. About 1.2 billion in bonds with the rest in farms mortgages small business and industry. The survey notes over 700 branch factories opened by 1922 and predicts further development of Canada’s water resources and growth in cross border investment.
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United States
Canute
Bankers’ Trust Co
Sim
Canada
Pribho
Princess Hermione Returns to Doorn
Princess Hermione wife of former Emperor Wilhelm returns to Doorn with her children after a Silesian sojourn. Hermione and Wilhelm were spotted strolling through the village yesterday and were photographed during their outing.
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Jlermione
Wilhelm
Jermione
Unidentified arsonist damages two Oregon churches
In Lead Oregon on May 18 an unknown man slammed St Francis Catholic Church with an axe causing near total interior destruction while First Presbyterian Church escaped serious damage. Police consider the suspect not a religious fanatic.
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St. Francis Catholic
St. Francis Church
Winnipeg hotelmen fined for strong beer in police court
Winnipeg citizens faced fines totaling 2900 for keeping strong beer on hotel premises after eleven local hotelmen pleaded guilty in the Elrtv police court.
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Winnipeg
Elrv
Red Cross aids Cleveland fire victims as toll rises
Camden, Sw May 21 Alethea residents work among sufferers from the Cleveland school house fire where seven persons lost their lives last night. The American Red Cross announced no preliminary survey shows that orphans four widows two aged paralytics and eight seriously injured will require permanent relief and others may be added to the list.
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Alethea
Clevelad Scheol House
Fream
American Red Cross
Still and arrests shock rural sheriff find near Schualer
A still was found operating on Ed Tilleman’s farm near Schualer on Saturday. Sergt Lillis seized the contraption and arrested Heman in connection with the raid. Tilleman pleaded guilty in NR Court and was fined $200 plus six months in jail costs.
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Schualer
Sergt. Lillis
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NR. Com
Tilleman
Roe
Special Agriculture Committee Begins War Report Draft
Ottawa May 21 Members of the special agricultural committee of the house began work on the report to be presented to the hoys this week. Sub committees are drafting reports on various phases of the questions and will form a basis for the main report. After reviewing the evidence, completion will take some time. Lady Thornton wife of Mr Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National railways underwent a slight operation in a London nursing home and is convalescent.
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Pecial Agricultural Committee
House
Lady Thornton
Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Epith
London
Con Valescent
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