Egypt Sinks After Collision Off Ushant Coast
Ninety eight missing and two hundred forty two saved from the British steamer Egypt after a collision with the French Seine near Ushant. Two missionaries Mrs M L Sibley and Miss W M Boyer were aboard bound for India. Boston reports identify both as missing and note Sibley has Toledo relatives.
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Egypt
Island of
Ushant
Seine
M. L. Sibley
W. M. Boyer
India
Cap Iracon
Boston
France
Peninsular and Oriental Line
Weather Summary for Western Cities and Sunday Outlook
Vancouver and Edmonton show cloudy skies with mid sixties to low seventies. Calgary Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw report clear or cloudy conditions with mild temperatures. Nelson Saskatoon Winnipeg mostly fair, showers possible in Manitoba and Saskatchewan with generally warm trend through Sunday.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Clear
Moose Jaw
Nelson
Cloudy
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Construction of Golf Course to Start at Onge
City engineer and golf committee plan a municipal course expansion with two new links. Construction begins at once with aim to have all ready for the public at the earliest possible date. Mr C Murphy, club secretary, invites applications from prospective members.
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Onge
É Ri
C. &. Murphy
Tragic six-floor fall at Macdonald Hotel shocks Edmonton
Edmonton May 22 One of the citys best known young men died after falling six floors in the Macdonald hotel. He faced abdominal injuries and died six hours later. Coroner Forin ruled accidental with no inquest. A University of Alberta graduate and early Alberta auto distributor, he was brother of Captain Wop May and a former hockey goalie for the Edmonton Dominions in 1918.
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Edmonton
E. Court May
Macdonald
Forin
Alberta
Laaw
University of Alberta
City Council to discuss Medalla Stonewary Ltd agreement
A public meet in the city council chamber this evening will discuss the proposed agreement between the city and Medalla Stonewary Ltd. The notice marks the event as important for local governance.
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Medalla Stonewary Ltd
S.p.m
Medalla Stoneware Co
W. Abcevale
Veterans 10 Parade Scheduled May 24 at 1 45
All returned men whether G W V A members or not are asked to assemble at the G W V A clubrooms at 1 45 pm on May 24 for the war memorial parade. Units may parade with their own units and wreaths will be carried in front. Comrade Harry D Cox D 8 0 leads the parade and the secretary is available for further information.
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G.W.V.A
Harry D. Cox
Magarow Faces Bank Fraud Charge In Montreal
Judge Cusson hears the charge against D T Magarow general manager of the Merchants Bank for willfully making false and deceptive statements in October 1931 monthly returns to the finance department. An appeal by the Dominion Government is likely. Kane tied to the return will not be proceeded with pending the appeal.
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Montreal
Cusson
D. T. Magarow
Merchants’ Bank
Finance Department
Laia
Dominion
Sualds
Montegue
Allan
Vibe
Kane
CN R Proposes Gut in Frelere Rate on Lumber
Ottawa May 22. C A Hayes vice president of Canadian National says CN lines propose a 16 to 17 percent cut in freight rates on lumber. President Beatty of Canadian Pacific had suggested an 11.7 percent cut earlier.
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CN. R
Ottawa
New Brunswick
C A. Hayes
Canadian National Lines
Special House
Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Russian Soviet Delegate Praises Italian Reception at Rome Farewell
Genoa May 22 M Tchitcherin head of the Russian soviet delegation bids farewell to Premier Facta and Foreign Minister Schanzer returning to Rome. He says the reception of the Italian government and the services rendered surpassed the most optimistic hopes and were a revelation to us.
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Genoa
M. Tchitcherin
Facta
Schanzer
Rome
Meeting of ex-members of the List Battalion
Ex members of the List Battalion are invited to a gathering at the Veterans Club this evening at 9.00 p.m. All former members are urged to attend.
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List
Veterans Club
Bulgaria Revolts and King Boris Flees Amid Turmoil
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade clash on Bulgaria's fate as King Boris reportedly flees to Varna while Premier Stamboulisky proclaims a republic. Civil war rumors circulate with Wrangel officers expelled, amid conflicting dispatches and political maneuvers in Sofia and Genoa.
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Belgrade
Boris
Varna
Stamboulisky
Wrangel
Agram
Sofia
Alexandro
Pebucherin
Stamboullaky
Genoa
Bulgaria
Freie Press
Texas man burned at stake after admitting assault
In Comroe Texas on May 22 Joe Winters a 25 year old Black man was burned at the stake in the courthouse yard after confessing to an assault on a 13 year old white girl. The event occurred Saturday and the arson followed within the same scene.
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Comroe
Texas
Joe Winters
Court House
Winter
Memorial Day Plans For Citizens War Memorial
The committee outlines wreath and floral arrangements for Memorial Day unveiling. Citizens and organizations may place wreaths at ceremony end with four returned soldiers receiving offerings. A published list of wreaths will appear in The News. space reserved for relatives, veterans, schoolchildren, choir, and band members.
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Citizens War Memorial
D. Gillespie
Citizens’ War Memorial
Gmd
Progress in cancer control via stronger X rays
Dr. Albert Luland of Los Angeles told the radiological society of North America mid annual convention in St. Louis that in the past year X rays have increased in penetrating power nearly threefold, marking notable progress toward cancer control.
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St. Louis
Albert Luland
Los Angeles
Radiological Society of North America
Iety
Pictures of Lord Mount Stephen’s collection sold this Saturday
The late Lord Mount Stephen, a builder of the Canadian Pacific Railway, owned a collection of pictures that were sold on Saturday. None of the pictures were of Canadian domestic interest.
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Lord Mount Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railway
Holiday Post Office Notice Delays Mail Delivery
On Wednesday May 24 the post office will open general delivery stamps parcels and registration slips for one hour from 10 to 11 am. Incoming mail will be received and outgoing mail dispatched but no mail delivery to routes. The public lobby remains open all day.
Classified ads prove quick sales in Tha News
Classified ads act as fast, small salesmen in The News offering quick exposure for products and services. Small items, local services, and wants can reach nearby readers efficiently through brief, eye catching notices.
Twaddell death prompts Belfast cabinet action
In Belfast on May 22 W J Twaddell member of the Ulster Parliament was fatally shot while en route to business. Sir James Craig issued a manifesto calling for special cabinet and legal action and just retribution. A woman was wounded in the fusillade.
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Belfast
W. J. Twaddell
James Craig
Mgr. Twaddell
Sower Parable Opens Anniversary Service at Washington Ave Church
Large and deeply interested congregations gathered at Washington Ave Methodist on its eighth anniversary. Rev W E McNiven from Wesley Church Lethbridge preached on The Sower Who Went Forth to Sow, presenting a biographical sketch of The Sower and urging readers to imagine Scripture as they do other books. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington Ave. Methodist Church
W. E. McNiven
Wesley Church
Lethbridge
Christ
Hon Ferren Baker to Attend Medicine Hat Unveiling May 24
Mrs. Gillespie secretary of the War Memorial committee received a wire from Hon Ferren Baker stating he will be pleased to come to Medicine Hat on May 24 to take part in the unveiling ceremony.
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Gillespie
War Memorial Committee
Ferren Baker
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat City Band Reorganizes Under W E Clark
A meeting in Medicine Hat approved reestablishing the band under the same name as the Medicine Hat City Band. W E Clark was elected president with P Otman as vice president P D Altroy as recording and financial secretary and W A Schneider as treasurer and manager. An executive committee of these officers and P White will guide the group with A J Hatchway assisting.
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Medicine Hat
Sime
Medicine Hat City Band
W. E. Clark
P. Otman
D'Altroy
W. A Schneider
P. White
Duck hatches four feet and strange walking sport
In Flint Michigan on May 22 Roy Trainers farm near Flushing hatched a duck with four feet two on its back and two in normal position. When its regular legs tire it flops and walks on the offer pai. North American Irish provisional government rep Seamus Dobyn convened Toronto sportsmen who arranged the Abenach Thalll teenn games to be held in Ireland in August.
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Ireland
William T. Cosgrove
Dail
Flint
Mitch
Flint, Mich
Roy Trainer
Flushing
Seamus Dobyn
Irish Provisional Government
Toronto
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