Rioting at U S TV Market Kills One In Minneapolis
A riot at the Minneapolis television market leaves one dead and dozens hurt as striking truck drivers and sympathizers disrupt shipments. Police regain control as negotiations reopen under a regional labor board with possible Justice Department enforcement.
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Minneapolis
C. Arthur Lyman
American Ball Company
Lyman
Regional Labor Board
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Citizens’ Alliance
A. H. Artebees
Central Building Trades Council
Bylaw on public utilities rejected at council meeting
Council rejected the bylaw to appoint a public utilities commissioner after two readings. An attempt to form a committee of the whole failed to secure a seconder. Ald Baker highlighted road damage from stones near North Railway Street and calls for action to protect businesses.
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Ald
J. King
Nest
North Railway St. Ald
Baker
Busiess
Bullivant
Warham
C.P.R
Ald. Warham
Sunt
G. J. Fox
W. Smitten
Edmonton
Ald. Baker
Ald. Boyd
John Young
France and Soviet Union Ties Discussed as Isolating Nazi Germany
In Paris on May 22 reports circulated that France and Soviet Russia might form a military alliance to encircle Germany, a move described as the strongest European defense link since the Holy Roman Empire. Officials called the notion fantasy when presented to government spokesmen.
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Sal Urenese i SG
Stanley G. Thompson
Cetat
Bulgaria
Plac
Nazi Gemany
Friends of
France
Germany
Holy Roman Empire
Russia
Paris
Hay
Soviet
Maxim Litvinoff
Louis Barthou
Geneva
Malaria Epidemic Reported in Baracoa Cuba
Cuban health officials report four thousand malaria cases discovered in Baracoa Cuba as efforts to stamp out the tropical disease continue.
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Baracoa
Cuba
Reorganizing Bulgaria's Government After Coup
May 21 AP report from Sofia outlines Premier Gueorguieff and his small cabinet planning a government reorganization after the bloodless coup that brought the fascist group to power. They stress stabilizing economy and changing the system rather than individuals, while the Foreign Office dismisses outside rumors of Macedonia disturbances and signals firm action if needed.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
SOFTA
Bulgaria
Kimon Gueorguieff
Boris
Foreign Office
Macedonia
Separate Grade For Garnet Wheat Favored by English Co-Ops
May 22 report from Ostawa notes the English Cooperative Societies urging a separate grade for Garnet wheat. R. T. Jackson of Montreal represented English co-operatives before the House of Commons agricultural committee. The committee endorsed asking English cooperatives to present their reasons.
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Ostawa
Canada
House of Commons
R. T. Jackson
Montreal
Hanging of Andrew Orichowski in Winnipeg Update
Late bulletin reports Andrew Orichowski was hanged at Headlingly jail at 7 35 a m CST for the murder of his wife Sophie on October 23. It marks the second Winnipeg execution in as many days.
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Winnipeg
Andrew Orichowski
Sophie
Headingly
C.S.T
Cyclone in Ontario Causes 5000 Dollars in Damages
A cyclone swept through southern Oxford township near Ridgetown Ontario causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Matthew H. Gosnell’s barn on South Middle road was wrecked and Toy Turner’s barn on Johnston side road was damaged. An apple orchard along the path lost many trees.
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Ridgetown
Ont
Oxford Township
Matthew H. Gosnell
South Middle Road
Barnes
Toy Turner
Johnston
Mergers shaped by friction fears not profits says Gundy
J H Gundy testifies that the Consolidated Power and Paper Corporation mergers were driven by easing industry friction and countering rising power of the International Paper Company. He notes the firm owes banks about 14 million dollars and emphasizes strategic factors over profits.
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Ottawa
Canada Power and Paper Corporation
Canada
J. H. Gundy
Committee On Banking and Commerce Today
International Paper Company
Consolidated Power and Paper Corporation
Road funding approved for Saskatchewan and Alberta
Ottawa reports federal loans up to 750000 for Saskatchewan and Alberta to advance road building this year under the Relief Act. Orders in council made public yesterday outline the assistance from the federal treasury.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Move to Abolish Electoral College Aids Debate
In Washington on May 22 the Senate approved a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college by a 42 to 24 vote but fell short of the two thirds needed to submit it to the states. Senator George Norris indicated he would test the measure again, likely tomorrow, aiming to let voters choose directly for President and Vice President.
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Zveno
Belgrade
Arenes
Vienna
Austria
Dorfentraun
Upper Austria
Washington
United States Senate
George Norris
Rep
Neb
Senate
United States
C C F Will Stand Alone in Ontario Election
In a manifesto issued by Graham Spry chairman of the Ontario C C F executive the party declares it will not co operate with any other party in the Ontario general elections. The document denounces Liberal claims of C C F support and says there will be no saw off in the legislature. C C F members will vote on bills on their merits regardless of sponsors.
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Toronto
Co- Operative
Commonwealth
Federation
Ontario
Graham Spry
C.C.F
Direct Relief Set to Continue Across Provinces
Direct relief will be continued on a basis of one third contribution from the Dominion for April and May. Premier Brownlee received a wire from the federal minister of Labor in Ottawa. The extension of last year's agreement between Dominion and provincial governments reportedly covers all provinces after the March 31 expiry.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Labor
Ottawa
Fischer and McLean To Meet Tomorrow
Jack McLean the favored Scottish Walker Cup player and five leading United States amateurs remained in the chase for the British amateur championship. Johnny Goodman defeated Moseley and then watched Fischer, Guilford, Dunlap and Westland advance as Fischer meets McLean in the third round tomorrow with Cyril Tolley also through.
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Prestwice
Jack McLean
United Statates
Scot
H. M. Gow
Great Britain
Johnny Goodman
W.M. ‘Robb
Moseley
George T.dunlap, Jr
Jonny Fischer
Jesse Guilford
Jack West
Roosevelt seeks bill to raise silver in U S monetary stocks
Legislation introduced in Congress at the President's request aims to enlarge silver in U S monetary stocks with a goal of one fourth silver and three fourths gold. The bill grants authority to purchase silver domestically and abroad and to nationalize silver stocks if needed to regulate money value, with a $500000 appropriation and ongoing funding as required.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Asare
Oea
Secretary’ of the Treasury
U.S
Lotteries Bill Is Unconstitutional
Ottawa May 22 The House of Commons began debate on legalizing sweepstakes in Canada. The Fraser sweepstakes bill aimed to legalize hospital lotteries but was deemed beyond the constitutional powers of the Dominion by Secretary of State Charles H. Cahan.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Senate
J. A. Fraser
Caribou
Fraser
Dominion
Chas. H. Cahan
House
Train collision in Spain leaves three dead
A whistle by a picnic party sparked a collision between trains near Baudilio station between Sanaudio and Deilobregat. One woman and two engineers died, while others were injured as the trains from Martorell and Gualada failed to clear the crossing.
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Barcelona
Spain
Sanaudio
Deilobregat
Towa
Martorell
Baudilio
Gualada
Pase
Light Showers Over Medicine Hat Area
Light showers fell across Medicine Hat and its east end, with precipitation recorded near 0.2 inches. The fall created light rain across the city and nearby Creek division areas.
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Medicine Hat
Creek
Fierce Fighting reported at Chaco front near Fort Ballivian
Asuncion May 22 AP reports heavy fighting on two sectors of the Chaco front as Bolivian and Paraguayan forces maneuver near Fort Ballivian. Communiques claim gains amid expected decisive jungle battle with strong forces on both sides.
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Asuncion
Chaco
Fort Ballivian
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Conn
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Lulu Pes Autubavorel YY Wwerwes
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Paraguay
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