Monument Unveiled in Medicine Hat for World War Heroes
A large crowd gathered in Medicine Hat as Brigadier General Bell unveiled a monument honoring World War I heroes. The ceremony featured the Pipe Band, Rev. Richards, and applause for those who served, with wreaths placed around the base after the address.
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Medicine Hat
Bell
Alberta
Eith
Harry Cox
Wilson
Canada
Redcliffs
A. D. Richards
Europe
A. C. Farrell
C. Bell
Britain
Belgium
Selvia
Mueher
State Department Open Negotiations on St Lawrence Waterway
Ottawa reports the Washington State Department signaled willingness to open negotiations with the Dominion government on the St Lawrence waterway project. The move could shape the session when the House resumes, with prior discussions adjourned and no firm policy declared.
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St. Lawrence
Dominion House
Ottawa
State Department
Washington
Dominion
De Valera Opposes Coercion and Seeks Local Autonomy
Dublin May 25 de Valera told reporters he opposed coercion of the northern minority and favored full local autonomy. He said he would do all he could to prevent coercion. The remarks were reported by newspapermen today.
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Dublin
de Valera
Newspapermien Today
Montinuge
Medicine Hat Wins Second Prize in Table Linen at Winnipeg
At the Winnipeg convention of Laundry Associations Medicine Hat earned second prize in the table linen competition amid entries from the western provinces. The event included a prize for Gentlemen’s collars as well.
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Winnipeg
Satisfactory Crop Weather Across Western Canada
Western Canada reports a satisfactory seeding period from May 17 to 23 with local showers causing minor delays. Manitoba shows full wheat acreage, Alberta up, Saskatchewan down due to persistent rains. Regina, Moose Jaw and Yorkton areas lag behind, with waterlogged soil hindering tillage. Grasshoppers hatch in warm weather. provinces prepared with poison supplies.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Grain Trade News
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Regina
Moose Jaw
Yorkton
Canadians Remembered on Battlefield Dead in France
Excerpted lines from J. W. Dafoe emphasize sacrifice and service, noting that fallen Canadian soldiers lie beyond Canada’s shores while their deeds inspire future generations. The tribute frames the fallen as exemplars whose memory upholds civic life and national identity.
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Canada
France
Canadian
J. W. Dafoe
Lloyd George Voices Genoa Fallout and Russia Strategy
London May 25 Prime Minister Lloyd George defends Genoa conference gains and urges cooperation to stabilize Europe. He outlines two paths for Russia: force which failed or letting Russia fate determine policy, warning about Russo German ties and urging aid to boost trade and security across Europe.
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London
Toad
Ted George
House of Commons
Genoa
Europe
Slova George
Russia
Lloyd George
Germany
Welsh National Parliamentary Party
Great Britain
Allies to Withdraw From Upper Silesia by July End
Paris reports the allied commission foresees an end to the occupation of Upper Silesia by the last of July. The council of ambassadors considered the commission's briefing today.
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Upper Silesia
Allied Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Allied Commission For
Tax Evasion Plea Pleads Guilty in Police Court
E. O. Wilkie pleaded guilty to failing to file income tax reports for 1919 and 1920. He was fined $50 and costs in each case after the morning police court session.
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E. O. Wilkie
Russia to Recognize Property Rights Decree Goes Forward
Moscow May 25 the executive committee unanimously approved a fundamental decree recognizing property rights within set limits. The measure impacts future dealings with foreign and local capital. A clause was added making the law non retroactive.
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Moscow
Russia
Executive Committee
Montreal Victoria Day Sharps End With 3 Arrests and 38 Casualties
On May 24 25 in Montreal police made three arrests after youths set a street fire during Victoria Day celebrations. Fire crews faced stones from the group as they battled the flames and 38 casualties were recorded at alarm headquarters.
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Montreal
House Will Open Evening Sittings From May 31
Ottawa May 25 The Commons will begin Wednesday evening sittings on May 31 and will continue on all subsequent Wednesdays to the end of the current session. The prime minister announced a resolution stating the sittings on Wednesdays will follow the same rules as other days.
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Ottawa
Commons
Knights of Columbus Hold Twelfth Annual Convention
Knights of Columbus delegates from Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge and surrounding districts attended Edmonton’s Twelfth Annual State Council convention. A wreath was laid at the monument honoring local war dead after a march with the War Veterans’ association. Banquet at Assiniboine Hotel featured entertainment by Miss O Flynn and Bill Conrad with talks by state officers. Officers elected included State Deputy T Quinn Lethbridge State Secretary F Kenny Calgary State Treasurer J J Leblanc Edmonton State Advocate Allan McDonald Edmonton State Warden F H Kelly Medicine Hat.
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Knights of Columbus
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Butte
War Veterans’ Association Froi
Medicine Hat Council
P. EK. Volway
Assiniboine Hotel
Bil l Conrad
Miss O'Flynn
Molly QO
J. A. Gireux
J. K. Madden
G. Rice
J. J. Leblanc
J. J. McLellan
Purpie Springs
J. B. Madden
T. Quinn
F. Kenny
Allan McDonald
F. Fl. Kelly
Medicine Hat
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Ulster
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Grgin
Denna
Newa
Ad. Columna
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Perren Baker
USC Swale
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