Irish Bishops Agree to Confer With Govt over Educational Bill
Dublin May 26 Irish bishops agreed to confer with the government on the Educational Bill. In Mountjoy Prison a finger strike continues with two women reported in grave condition after a visit by the visiting justice. Nine constables repelled an assault by raiders who exploded a bomb beneath the Lough George barracks Galway and poured oil into the building for over an hour. one constable was lightly wounded.
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Dublin
Mountjoy
Lough George Barracks
Galway
Porters Hill Road Work Delayed by Money Shortage
The Board of Trade discussed Porter's Hill road improvements and funding hurdles. Deputy Mayor Skuekvale said money is the issue, while Mills support and right of way progress were noted. A Tractor Demonstration Day site and sunflowers for silage were planned. a civic welcome for Industrial Congress delegates was mapped.
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Porter Oail Road
May
Hugevale
Board of Trade
Porter’s Hill Road
Depuuty
Skuekvale
Ma A. TV
Andrews
C. A. Long
First Charge Profiteering To Be Investigated
Ottawa May 26 The board of commerce will hold the first hearing on sugar profiteering to be brought by purchaser J Gale of Eastview Ontario. The case targets merchants Gosselin and Durocher of Eastview for alleged unfair profit on sugar.
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Ottawa
Canada
Board of Commerce
Gosselin and Durocher
Eastview
Ontario
J. Gale
Thousands Bags Sugar Await Ex Port at Halifax
Halifax, N S May 26 Thousands of bags of sugar are piled awaiting shipment for export abroad with shipments at one pier and daily increases. At another pier upwards of a quarter billion bags of flour await shipment overseas.
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Halifax
Falifay
N.S
Missionary Robbed by Chinese Brigands in China
Rev. R. R. Whiteside, a missionary long stationed in Sze Chuan, recounts a hold up and robbery on his family en route to Shanghai. They lost belongings including Mrs Whiteside’s wedding ring, but their children remained safe. He notes local tax oppression and hopes for a fair governor to curb tyrannical tax collectors.
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Vancouver, Llc
Vancouver
A Whiteside
China
Shanglai
Whiteside
Rotary Club offers free dental clinic for schoolchildren
At a school board meeting a Rotary Club delegation proposed a yearlong dental clinic for pupils. City dentists would volunteer weekly, the club would supply equipment, and the board would provide a room and supplies at an estimated 150 dollars. The plan aims to help children of nonpaying parents. The board will decide at a future session.
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Thst Evenine
Messrs Ik
Geo
SK. Haverstock
Ducation
M. JK. Hilton
Jarl Kitchener School
Canadian Manufacturers Object to One Per Cent Tax
Montreal May 26 At a Windsor Hotel meeting representatives of the Canadian Manufacturers Association opposed the one per cent tax as likely to burden consumers. W W Birks of Henry Birks & Sons criticized the tax on gold objects for personal and household use as harming trade and tourism. The Quebec executives were authorized to present budget objections to the government.
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Montreal
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Windsor Hotel
W. W. Birks
Henry Birks & Sons
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association For
Quebec
Prince Arrives in Melbourne After New Zealand Voyage
The Prince of Wales arrived in Melbourne aboard the battle cruiser Renown after sailing from New Zealand on May List. The visit marks a notable royal milestone with accompanying crowds and ceremony in the Australian city.
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Melbourne
Prince of Wales
New Zealand
Renown
Circus Train Crash Kills One on Cardston Line
One man died and another was seriously injured in a wreck on Christie Brothers Circus train at 3 10 this morning when a baggage car plunged through an irrigation canal bridge on the Cardston subdivision of the SPLR. Both deceased and injured were circus workers.
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Irrigation Canal
Lethbridge
Alay
Christie Brothers
Ceirous
Cardston
SPLR
Postal Employees Bill To Be Taken Up Again
Ottawa May 26 The House debated a bill to authorize payments sought by postal employees. The measure would have moved forward but for the priority given to the franchise bill. Once the franchise bill clears, the postal employees bill will be resumed.
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Ottawa
N. W. Rowell
Low Yukon River Water Delays Navigation Start
Extremely low water on the Yukon River threatens to delay the opening of navigation until about June 22. Advices from the north note that water levels are more than 25 years low for this season.
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Seatlre
Yukon River
Milk Producers' Assoc Elects Officers and Hear Sunflower Silage Talk
At Medicine Hat Milk Producers' Association meeting officers were elected: President David Trimble Secretary GN Smith and Treasurer Mr Peterson. A De Laval Dairy Supply Co representative spoke on sunflower silage and shared test results from Strathmore showing higher milk and weight gains with sunflower silage. WO Bower appointed Chief of Police of Dearonto.
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Medicine Hat Milk Producers’ Association
David Trimble
Smith
Peterson
Cll
PP. G. Turner
de Laval Dairy Supply Co
Strathmore
Tax Clarification on Foodstuffs Stirs City Stores
Local storekeepers are urged to stop charging a luxury tax on foodstuffs including potatoes and vegetables. Lists of taxed items were sent by the Retail Merchants' Association to retailers, with guidance available from provincial secretary James Jwellas in the Taveed block, phone 111.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
James Jwellas
Taveed Block
Police Court Fines For Liquor Possession and False Constable Claim
In police court this morning J Pp Twokey was fined ten dollars and costs for liquor possession and five dollars for falsely claiming to be a market constable. He ordered a farmer around and asserted constable status. Matt Bowman and Bernice M Folbert were each fined one dollar and costs for intoxication.
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J. Pp. Twokey
Matt Bowman
Bernice Jmfolbert
Highways Underway To Link Medicine Hat And Lethbridge
Government road program advances in Alberta with graders at work on the Medicine Hat to Lethbridge route. The road is being recrowned and widened from 28 to 82 feet using two 12 foot graders hauled by a Rumely engine. A second crew will soon start grading the stretch toward Irvine.
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Alberta
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Irvine
Bolshevik Occupy Retchitsa Village Near Kiev
An official Moscow statement says Bolshevik forces have occupied Retchitsa village on the Dniper river about 25 miles north of Kiev and are advancing on the fortified outskirts of Mobruisk. The report was released yesterday and disseminated by wireless.
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Kiev
Bobruissa
London
Retchitsa
Dniper
Mobruisk
Seresina
Moscow
Auto Turned Turtle Near Napierville Leaves Four Hurt
Montreal May 25. David Melker, 40, died in Royal Victoria hospital early this morning. Three others were seriously injured after an automobile went off a road at a curve near Napierville Sunday night and turned turtle in a ditch, throwing six occupants into a field.
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Montreal
David Melkerrow
Royal Victoria Hospital
Napierville
Que
Civil War in Albania Deepens as Government Fails to Dominate
Durazzo reports Albania in chaos with a provisional government unable to muster a national army. Greeks delay Northern Epherus occupation to avoid clashes with bandits while civilians petition Italian forces to keep garrisons interior.
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Albania
Lishment
Epherus
London
Durazzo
Rome
Westminster church marks seventh anniversary amid sermon and music
Westminster Presbyterian Church celebrated its seventh anniversary with large services and floral decor. The Rev Dr John L Nicol of Sagkattoon preached two strong sermons urging practical Christianity and social reform, stressing prevention of vice, women’s suffrage, and leadership to improve society.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Glackrocks
March
Cuikshank
Eveline Rae
John L. Nicol
Sagkatoon
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Richardson
Canaddé Draigysien Association
Canada Land & Irrigation Company
Belfast Ropework Co
Belfast
Ireland
Industrial Congress
Chudleigh
S. T. Fawcett
Viceroy
Mosom
BMLA
Edmonton
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Cleoudy
Prince
Milk Producers’ Assoc
D. Frimble
Pres
G. N. Smith
See
Mr. Veterson
Preas
Bower Haseen
Dearonto
J. Kellas
R.M.A
DA. Nicol
Oagkatoon
Westminster Grurgh
Kingdom of Heaven
Sune
Dr. Nicol
1St St
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