Ottawa Debates Soldier Settlement Credit Policy
In the House of Commons debate of May 26 a Conservative member complained relief to soldier settlers was insufficient. He cited a case of a soldier paying 250 for a 40 year old mare and 35 for twenty five hens, urging policy on livestock costs and votes.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
J. I.harris
East York
A. Tobh
Harris
Regurst
Garlang
Dow River
Goldier
Canada
Gettle
Neill
Courtenay
B.C
V. T. Shaw
Calgary West
E. W .Warner
Stratacona
William Irvine
Calgary East
W. J.ward
Dauphin
Jyca. Robb
Three Roamers Executed in Sofia Cathedral Plot
In Sofia on May 27 three roasters linked to the cathedral bombing plot were hanged publicly beside the Jewish cemetery. Zagorsky Friedman and Koefi were executed before a throng that included troops and thousands of onlookers. Three more defendants, M. Perchemliefi, M. Leger, and Mme Nicolova, were sentenced to death for sheltering the conspirators. Mme Leger received life imprisonment.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Heer
M. ‘Perchemliefi
M. Leger
Mme. Nicolova
Mme. Leger
War hero O'Leary acquitted in smuggling trial
Buffalo May 27 a U S District Court jury found Michael O Leary a war hero and Victoria Cross holder not guilty of smuggling aliens across the Canadian border. O Leary's home is Fort Erie Ontario. O Leary served with the Mounted Police at Regina when the Great War began and was among the first Victoria Cross recipients.
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Buffalo
United States
Michael O'Leary
O'Leary
Fort Erie
Ontario
Q’learyn
Mounted Police
Regina
Britain will not resume talks with Soviet Russia
London May 1 Foreign Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons the British government has no intention of resuming negotiations with Soviet Russia. He said he would consider any proposals but would not initiate them.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Fifty Men Trapped in North Carolina Coal Mine
Raleigh North Carolina May 97 About fifty men were reported trapped in the mine of the Carolina Coal Company eight miles from San Ford when an explosion occurred shortly before midday today. One body had been recovered and more than half a hundred men were at work on the lower levels when the blast hit.
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Rpleigh
N.C
Carolina Coal Company
San Ford
Tme
Miniature cyclone sweeps town near Calgary injures two
A small automobile with two passengers was lifted high into the air by a miniature cyclone 12 miles south of Calgary on Saturday afternoon. One man was seriously hurt when pinned under the car. the other escaped with minor bruises. The incident occurred near Oko toks.
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Calgary
Okotoks
Easter exam results show merit and failures across grades
The Easter examinations at High School Easter Results list merit by class and grade. Honors were awarded to top students such as Doris Harper and Irene Harper with percent scores near eighty. Many names appear under Class I II and III with those below thresholds marked as failed.
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Doris Harper
Hope
Hargrave
D. Crawford
G. McKechney
Lewen
M. Carr
B. Hood
H. Bell
N. McWaine
L. Manders
Singular
W. Morris
J. McArthur
Sailer
K Montgomery
H. Dillon
WN. Clements
V. McNaill
H. Redding
Ferguson
E. Holley
James
A. Stronach
L. McGee
B. Chanworth
Tom Canty
Ruth. Nichole
Margaret Lang
M. Mass
Knight
G. McCombs
C. Ratlite
le Moopoy
Walton
E. Gish ‘Ler
EB Nelli
Sokjar
Hole
A Abe
Ke Telgen
Carpenter
A. Beaurégard
I, Harregar
M. Cooper
J. Putnam
R. Harding
F. Ireland
L. Mc Combs
C. Laight
H. Mitchell
LePage
G. Hargrave
R. Jackson
F Frey
I, Elliott
W. Lutes
C. Arrowsmith
B. Robinson
K. McArthur
H. McBain
J. Lemna
M. Gordon
H. Larson
H. Bergman
I Burton
H. Russell
B.clayton
M. Roxburgh
R. Hunt
L. Bassett
M. Amos
I. Heard
B.bayne
It. Ignatius
P. ‘Dunn
M. ‘Hamilton
Riley
B. Strobel
MM Johnson
J. Pratt
H. Tilerson
W. W. Rutherford
T. ‘Tweed
HH. Byers
Anita
Atger
M. Mathason
L. McDonald
Claus
Irene. Harper
Jean Morrison
Martha Brand
Ruth Hughes
Jack Pratt
Elizabeth McKenzie
Elizabeth McKenzie,’ Robert ‘Dunn, Sirah, Pleming, Degga- Brénton, Claus II
J. Blossom R. Scott
HE. White
R. “Ireland
A. Forster
B. Cooper
G. Montgomery
C. ‘Hawthorne
Cook
J. ‘Kent
W. Hole
M. McKinvon
H. Hargrave
W. ‘Lavelile
A. Wyatt
H Noble
M.wharton
A. Wallace
Patton
I. Solberg
Brouch
School Board notes goitre and infectious diseases in students
At a School Board meeting Miss Smith the school nurse reported on health problems among 1588 pupils. Of 198 examined, goitre was found. scarlet fever outbreaks occurred last summer and again in February in Elm Street and nearby districts. Many absences and classroom inspections followed, with further visits to homes.
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Smith
Goitre
Riverside
Wwere
Cnd S
Elm Street
Kitchener
Auto Accident on Todellat Road Near Redcliffe
OJ Lightfoot of Bowell is hospitalized with a broken collar bone after a single vehicle crash on Todellat road about a mile west of Redcliffe. The Bowell car driven by J Lemon and two other men left the road, overturned, and came to rest upside down. all occupants were shaken, Lightfoot badly hurt, others treated for superficial wounds and released.
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Oj. B. Lightfoot
Bowell
Todellat Road
Lightfoot
J. Lemon
Redcliff
Dr Bernard Collip touts monkey gland as rejuvenation medium
Atlantic City May 27 delegates at the ninth annual convention of the Association for Internal Secretions in session with the American Medical Association hear Dr Bernard Collip of Edmonton discuss monkey gland and other gland derivatives. He notes discovery of a parathroid extract with potential human use for convulsions epilepsy and blood element balance. While dog trials caused convulsions until treated with extracts, researchers now pause to assess risks before human trials.
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Association For the Study of
Atlantic City
N.J
Bernard Collip
Edmonton
Alta
American. Medical Association
Collip
Ave
Pete Dlenies
Alia Ponte
Girl Dies As Tug Burns On St Lawrence River
Miss Melina Ribeau twenty two, daughter of Captain Pierre Ribeau, perished when she tried to escape burning tug Macsan by a rope to a barge. Thirty crew members escaped as Mascan owned by Sincannes McNaughton Co. burned one and a half miles below Port St. Francis in the St Lawrence River.
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Rivers
Quey
Melina Ribeau
Pierre Ribeau
Macsan
Sincannes,McNaughton Co
St. Lawrence River
Port’ St. Francis
Father and Son Drowned Near Nelson
David Gavrilik, master mechanic at the Consolidated Mining and Smelting company in Trail, BC, and his six year old son Joseph were drowned in Sheep Creek when Gavrilik’s car went through a bridge rail and plunged into the swollen stream. Mrs. Gavrilik and another passenger escaped.
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Nelson, B. C
David Gavrilik
Consolidated Mining and’ Smelting Company
Trail
B C
Joseph
Gavrilies. Ear
Gavrilik
Child dies after clothing fire at rubbish bonfire
Dorothy Veriin Bayley seven year old daughter of T M H Bayley Saskatoon was burned when her clothing caught fire from a rubbish bonfire at five o clock Tuesday afternoon. She died at the city hospital at midnight last night.
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Saskatoon
Dorothy Veriin Bayley
TM. Il. Bayley
City
Trotskys Rise Moscow Announces Political Shakeup
May 27 Moscow officials announced that Leon Trotsky's former War Ministry figure, recently out of favor, has been named to the Supreme Economic Council and to chair the General Concessions Committee.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzkys
Supreme Economic Council
Wheat Market Sends Mixed Signals On Grain Exchange
Winnipeg reports a mild reaction in grain trading as May wheat fell 5 1 2 cents from a high with July down 2 3 8 and October down 8 4, amid light trade. Rye led losses while cash markets showed little business and oats saw fair inquiry.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Ain
Adventurers Missing In North Atlantic After Flight
Reported May 2 says Mae the sixth day singer Amundsen Ellsworth party vanished near King's Bay after two planes failed to communicate. Norway sources note crews prepared for contingencies but weather may have hindered rescue efforts as search continues for the six explorers and their equipment.
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New York
Mae
Amundsen
Ellsworth
King’s Bay
Norway
Wakena Motor Ship Burns in Gulf of Georgia
The motor ship Wakena, 416 feet long built in 1941 in Portland, Oregon, burned from stem to stern in the Gulf of Georgia south of Vancouver island. The fate of her crew was not known and no sign of them aboard yet. the Crittio stood by and promised to search for the Wakena crews after fuel tanks exploded.
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Seattle
Gulf of Georgia
Vancouver
Cristie
Crittio
Wakena
Erestiabotti
Walkera
Portland
Bend ing Trial At Special Supreme Court Sit in Cent N86
Receipt from the Attorney General's Department indicates a special criminal sitting of the Supreme Court will hear the bending trial. J Ross is reportedly named as counsel in the defamatory charge case listed for Enne 9 at 6:10 am.
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Supreme
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