Exclusion Bill May Mean Collision Between U.S. and Japan
Washington reports the immigration exclusion bill signed by President Coolidge amid opposition with plans to extend enforcement. In Tokyo ten thousand former servicemen protested at the national military shrine urging nationwide reservist unity as tensions with the United States rise. Shinkichi Uyesugi warns of an inevitable Pacific collision.
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Shinkichi Uyesugi
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Japan
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Pacific
Eruption Wows Passengers On CPR World Cruise
Globe circumnavigators aboard the Empress of Canada witnessed Mount Kilauea erupt with a prodigious ash cloud and lava storm. Canadian August Curtis and Geoffrey H Bushby aided by risked capture to save Bushby near the lava lake as photographers captured the scene in Hawaii.
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Empress of Canada
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Curtis
Chicago
Geoffrey H. Bushby
Woodacre
Calif
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Bushby
Trials Begin in Bank Robbery Murder Case
Montreal May 26 Jury selection started for eleven men charged with the murder of Henri Cheroux the Bank of Hochears car holdup victim. About $143 000 was stolen. Authorities barred unauthorized spectators with steel gates and card access to the courtroom.
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Henri Cheroux
Bank of Hochears
Guieelph Serafini
Horse and Auto Collision Near Dunmore
A Friday evening crash near Dunmore involving a horse and an automobile left the horse destroyed after being struck, breaking its hind legs. The rider, Harry Quesnelle, sustained bruising and shock. The car, driven by Mr McWilliams of Dunmere, suffered a broken radiator.
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Harry Quesnelle
Auto Blown Against Telegraph Pole at Bow Island
A car traveling from Medicine Flat to Grassy Lake was blown into a telegraph pole by wind and darkness near Bow Island. Wind and dust caused the crash. passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt, suffering only minor injuries. Rain fell lightly on Sunday at Bow Island, offering little benefit to crops.
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Medicine Flat
Grassy Lake
Bow Island
Saturday Storm Causes Minimal Damage and Wildlife Drift
A strong Saturday night wind caused limited damage including a shed roof at Central Park Bakery and a downed electric pole at Muth Street disrupting service. Fences, fallen trees, and scattered debris appeared citywide while many horses and cattle wandered into the area, filling the local pound. Weather varied with heavy rain in the Happy Yellow district and four hours of rainfall at Altersan, with Jenner recording half an inch. Captain Bower Ininay, a ship owner and racehorse fancier, died today at Hazel Beech Tall Northampton from sleeping sickness.
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Happy Yellow
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Bind- Joss
London
Bower Ininay
Welch
Hazel Beech Tall
Northampton
Reverend Bruce Taylor Receives Glasgow Doctor of Divinity
The Rev Bruce Taylor DD LCD principal and vice chancellor of Queen's University was conferred the honorary Doctor of Divinity by the University of Glasgow. In Ottawa the bill opponents led by Mr Chrysler argued it invades the religious freedom of tens of thousands of Canadians.
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Chrysler
Canada
Matthews Diabolical Ray Demonstrated Before Air Minister
London may 26 inventor Harry Grindell Matthews prepared to demonstrate his so called diabold ray before Air Ministry experts to decide if Britain will adopt the device or accept a French offer He says he seeks not a high price but Captain Edwards notes the experiments would be costly and could extend for years Matthews offers to build a plant to create a 60 mile anti aircraft barrage around London
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Harry Grindell Matthews
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Great Britain
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Captin Edwards
Daily Chronicle
Edwards
Doo Mir
Lindsay man held after fatal shooting of Deatrice Fee
In Lindsay Ontario last night Deatrice Fee 39 of Toronto died from four bullet wounds after a motor ride with Fred McCaughey 23 was shot. McCaughey was arrested by Provindial Police Officer Storey after a struggle during which a Paris Green package was wrestled away. The attack occurred near McCaughey’s farm and Miss Fee was taken to a fuceal hospital for serious injuries. Wheat inspections reported 5420 cars inspected with 472 graded contract and 2850 cars last year at this time.
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Wihitipes
British Bayalta Mine Locations In Alberta Sold To English Capital
Major E. J. Robin reports from Montreal that numerous Alberta coal sites have been acquired by English interests. He traveled to England as agent for a Welsh syndicate and said promising western properties were bought. He argues British capital will fund Canadian resource development if Canadians select top locations and market them to the English.
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Alberta
J. Robin
England
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South Wales
Labor Government May Go to Country Over Housing Bill
The MacDonald Cabinet plans immediate resignation and appeal to the country if defeated on any essential Housing Bill feature. It will split the bill into two parts: the housing measure and the profiteering controls in building materials.
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Daily Herald
Election may result as outcome Porter Murdock discussion
Ottawa May 26 The Privileges and Elections committee will probe charges against Hon Hames Murdock minister of Labor. A adverse verdict could trigger a bye election as Porter, Conservative for West Hastings, accused him of taking thousands from the Home Bank before its failure.
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Privileges and Elections Committee
House of Commons
Hames Murdock
Hemne
Murdock
E. Gus Porter
West Hastings
Mer. Murdock
Weather Forecast Across the West with Warmup in Alberta
The report notes cool conditions in the west with heavy rains in parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta. Alberta is forecast to be fair today and Tuesday with temperatures rising as conditions improve.
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Medicine Hat
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Nelson
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Father and four children perish in burning house
A family tragedy near Satfield described as a gas can explode while father attempted to fight a kitchen fire. The blaze trapped Mrs. Gast and the four children upstairs. all perished. The eldest child was about ten or eleven, and rescue attempts failed as the house burned rapidly.
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Trawler Mikado Foundered Off Fordhusland Killing Six
Ottawa reports six lives lost when the Mikado of Grimeby foundered near Fordhusland and ashore on Patehu Island. Radio advisories note rescue efforts by Ocean Magic and Ocean Eagle as crews battled rough seas and bad weather.
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Ottawa
Mikado
Grimeby
Patehu Island
Cipe Breton
Tadiaan
Radio Aalviers
Ocean Eagle
Finns Lake Picnic Set for June Fourth Event
Finns Lake UACA hosts a Wednesday picnic on June 4 featuring a diversified sports program. Races include children, ladies, men, pony races for boys and girls, a novelty race and relay, plus a horse shoe tournament. A grand drawing offers two wrist watches and a Kodak, ending with an evening dance.
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James Larkin and Liberty Hall seized by Free State troops
Dublin May 26 Free State soldiers seized Liberty Hall and arrested forty Hyve followers of Labor agitator James Larkin who was said to have taken forcible possession. Troops withdrew on orders of Gen Murphy and Larkin's party rushed in again.
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James Larkin
Transport Workers’ Union
Murphy
Conservative Wins By-Election In Kelvingrove Division
May 26 report from London notes Captain W. E. Dort clinched the Kelvingrove division by‑election in Glasgow as the Conservative triumph follows a prior setback in Liverpool's West Toxteth. The win boosts party morale after Joseph Gibbons defeated Thomas White in Liverpool.
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