De Valera Urges End to Armed Republican Struggle
A May 24 document from Eamonn de Valera to Republican army ranks calls for laying down arms, stating the Republic cannot be defended by force and urging patriotism. A Free State publication includes a parallel note signed by Republican Chief of Staff Frank Asken declaring the revolt off.
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de Valera
Free State
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Liberty Legion
Republic
Frank Asken
Emigration Alarm as Quebecers Cross Border
In Montreal Archbishop Gau Thier warns clergy that emigrants from Quebec to the United States are rising rapidly. He cites 14 060 border crossings by April 9 and recalls 1871 pastoral letters warning against exploitation and the risk of losing faith.
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Montreal
Gauthier
United States
Quebec
Paradise Hill Reserve shooting deaths under inquiry
Regina Sask May 28 A wire from provincial police headquaters reports Pete Leville a half breed on Paradise Hill reserve was killed May 24 by an accidental shotgun discharge held by Gabe LaboucaneAuthorities are investigating the incident and its circumstances.
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Regina
Sask
Pete Leville
Paradise Hill
Gabe Laboucane
Feared boy Albert Ambridge kidnapped near Hamilton
Hamilton May 28 police search country for Albert Ambridge eight feared abducted from home on Friday by Frank Howell who had earlier sheltered by the boy's father Herbert Ambridge. Howell lured the boy with a white cart and a dog promise to take him to Dundas Marsh.
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Hamilton
Howell
Albert Ambridge
Frank Howell
Albert
Herbert Ambridge
Fromt
Mr. Ambridge
Dundas Marsh
Alberta Rain Delivers Widespread Useful Substantial Showers
Rain fell across Alberta over the weekend, with the Smoky Lake region and Edmonton area reporting good totals. The Canadian Pacific line notes soaking rain along plus eastward, including Drumheller and Camrose where rainfall totals reached about 1.25 inches.
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Edmonton
Smoky Lake Country
Lamont
Pakan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
C.N R
Drumheller
Camrose
Dunning Plans Next Wheat Board Talks With Greenfield
Regina reports Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan awaits Premier Greenfield of Alberta for another conference on the wheat board matter in the city within days. Dunning says he expects no fixed date until Greenfield returns from the east. The Canadian Council of Agriculture contemplates a voluntary grain marketing pool if the wheat board does not materialize.
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Regina
Wheat Board
Greenfield
Alberta
Chirie
A. Dunning
Saskatchwan
Dunning
Saskatchewan
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Logging Strike Is Called Off in Crow's Nest District
Cranbrook May 26 The logging strike in the Crow's Nest district of British Columbia ends and men return to work. The walkout, organized by LW W organizers, drew from the United States and disrupted employment for weeks, with many workers not aligned with the strike.
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Crow’s Nest
Cranbrook
Crow's Nest
British
United States
U.S
I.W.W
U.S.A
LWW
Crow's Nest 9 Dicriet
Cranbrooks
Agricultural Society Meeting Scheduled Friday Night
Directors of the Agricultural Society will meet in the Chamber of Commerce offices Friday night at seven o'clock to discuss society affairs.
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Agricultural Society
The
Chamber of Commerce
Watering Gardens in Prohibited Hours Warned
Two citizens appeared in police court on Saturday for watering gardens in prohibited hours and were given a warning. Magistrate Rae warned that repeat offenders will be fined. Permitted hours are 6 to 9 am and 4 to 7 pm. A word to the wise.
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Rae
Willow Bunch man dies after ingesting carbolic acid
Eric Steen a resident of Willow Bunch Saskatchewan drank carbolic acid on Sunday afternoon and died. Police report no inquest will be held and the case is being handled by provincial authorities.
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Togina
Eric Steen
Willow Bunch
Sask
Mussolini Plans Final Bid for U.S. Cooperation in Europe Reconstruction
London datelined piece reports Premier Mussolini intends to set forth views on Italy's debt to the United States and to seek full and active cooperation of the United States in political and economic reconstruction of Europe.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Mussoelins
Italy
Haly
United States
Europe
Mrs Klaiber Fatally Shot In Accidental Gun Incident
Mrs Andrew Klaiber aged 53 died from a gunshot wound after her son Linanuel 12 returned home with a rifle that discharged in their Dunmore home. Coroner Dr Reyd ruled the death accidental and no inquest was held.
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Andrew Klaiber
Dunmore
Linanuel
Reyd
Besler Optimistic On Prospects For Medicine Hat Drilling
Il J Besler manager of Thelkem Press Theatre Yorkton and director of Provincial Gas and Oil Company attended the director's meeting at Hletton then traveled to Medicine Hat. He expressed strong belief that drilling will begin soon in the Many Island field and that prospects are favorable for the district.
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Il. J. Besler
Thelkempress Theatre
Yorkton
Hletton
Medicine Hat
Besler
Many Island
Embargo Lifted on South African Admission to UK
The British minister of agriculture has removed the embargo on admitting South Africans into the United Kingdom. The move affects flanalitereeattle entries and marks a policy shift as of May 28.
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United Kingdom
Baldwin Is Chosen As Leader Of The Conservatives
London reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin was elected leader of the Conservative Party at a meeting attended by Lords and Commons members. Lord Curzon presided, with Banbury seconding the nomination. Baldwin’s leadershi p follows Bonar Law, and Worthington-Evans takes the post of Postmaster General. A separate dispatch notes U S observers linking Baldwin’s rise to ongoing diplomacy with Austen Chamberlain as possible ambassadorial candidate.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
House House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Curzon
Baldwin
Bonar Law
Gapeech
Choier
Frederick Banbury
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans
Warn
David Lloyd George
Sir Laming
Austen Chamberlain
Andrew Bonar Law
Paridean Hotel Bought by G N R
Paris May 28 Canadian Press says Sir Henry Pherntor president of the Canadian National Railways appoints Arnold Aronovici to be general continental agent of the Kaneihan National Railways. The Hotel Lerige purchased for 28,000,000 francs about 1 818 000 dollars and CN will occupy the ground floor. casement to be converted into a moving picture theatre showing Canadian views.
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Paris
Rentersi
Henry Pherntor
Canadian National Railways
Arnold Aronovici
Great Eastern Railway
Kaniehan National Railways
Lcrige
Arrest of Arthur Ginsell for Saddle Tearing at Dance
Arthur Ginsell of Gros Ventre was arrested by Constable Rowe on Saturday afternoon on a charge of tearing a saddle. He appeared before Magistrate Rae in the AL Pov court this morning and was remanded to custody until Thursday. Earlier reports say the saddle was taken from a horse at the dance at the price canch on Victoria Pay Regina. Meanwhile a farmer in Phito Susk was killed by lightning Friday evening. Popp, a Scotland native, is survived by a wife and three children. Dr. A Melnnes examined the body and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Arthur Ginsell
Gros Ventre
Rowe
APP
Ginsell
Rae
AL Pov
Victoria
Regina
Robert Bo ‘Poon
Phito
Susk
Popp
Scotlend
A. Melnnes
Peace Pact Between Greece and Turkey At Angora
At Angora and Lausanne the Greece Turkey peace accord ends near east tensions. Greece admits indemnity while Turkey waives payment. Boundaries between eastern and western Thrace are to be rectified and ships seized since the armistice restored. Turkish concessions include cession of Karsagh and the Varageret railroad to the Bulgarian frontier.
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Greece
Turkey
Angora
Constantinople
Latsaline
Pene
Near East
Grecen
Trey
National Assembly
Thrace
Crecer
Karggatch
Varagateh
Horse Killed and Boy Escapes After Lightning Strike
A bolt of lightning from a passing rain cloud struck a horse as Arthur Higieson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagieson, was mounting. The horse collapsed and burned the rider slightly on head and body before tumbling to the ground. The boy, who had just returned home, was knocked unconscious briefly.
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Arthur Higieson
Mme
Robert Hagieson
Arthur Haet
Maine
Escape from German Prison Camp by Col Pete Anderson Told
Col Pete Anderson of Kabnomton recounts a daring escape from a German camp shown at the G W V L hall. He describes careful planning, forged disguises, a fibrous ladder, and trusted companions who stayed loyal during the perilous venture.
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Pete Anderson
Kabnomton
G.w.vlal
Conrade Pete
Denmark
Asrived
Albertan
Ald Baker
GOW Iva Ima Bret
Elielevide
Col Anderson
Fou
Fou, Divs Isterp
Ata Camp
Witere
First Alberta Regiment to Train at Camp School
Limited officers NCOs and selected privates of the battalion may attend a Camp School of Instruction at Scarcer Camp from June 18 to July 3. Clothing quarters and food provided and pay at rank up to $2 daily. Interested NCOs and men must notify RSM Lovett or Capt Patterson promptly. Vacancies remain for trained men or recruits.
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N.C.Q
Sarcer
N.C.O
Rsm. Lovett
M. E. Patterson
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Eamon DE Valera Fe
Victine
Norte
Can. Pac
C.N.R
Cypresa Hills
Enpres, Bassano and
Irricana
Calgary
Alderson
Smoky Lake
Journal Representative
Monarchs
Collegians
Chitago News
Mussolini
Kuaiber Oftet
Rea oGh
Conservative
Geddes
New York
Can. Pressi
Tribune
Washington
Clase Friends
British Department
Sir Auckland
Saldtwin
Washington Post
Paridian Hotel
G.N.R
National Railways
Lausanne
Can
Ouehys Chateau
Thos
Bint Boy
Anderson
G.W.V.A
Epic
Sobes
Chen
Pieien
Col. Anderson
Alberta Regiment
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