Coal Year Starts With Virtually No Reserve Stock
Montreal May 29 reports by leading manufacturers warn that the coal year beginning April 1 opens with almost no reserve stocks, a historic condition. They urge procurement from Alberta British Columbia and the Maritime Provinces to prevent transport overload and consider halting Maritime exports to Europe to secure supply for distributing centers.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Maritimes
Europe
Montreal
Hungarian Sibyl Predicts Start of European Upheaval
Budapest May 29. Hungary's Sibylline Madame Hellaugh predicts world peace forecasts and major European political changes within a year. Thrones to reappear across Europe, Wohenzollerns to return, emperor to perish, and France to face upheaval before a new kingdom. Russia to end Bolshevism in 1921. Mexico and Argentina cited as Jewish emigration destinations.
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Europe
Mexico
Budapest
Hungary
Na- Heng Seathsurer
Mme Sybilline Hellaugh
France
Germany
Austria
Holland
Eid
Russia
Palestine
Argentina
Gig Reception at Riverside Park for Manufacturers Visit
A trade committee plans a three-route civic reception at Riverside Park for WT delegates attending the industrial conference next Wednesday morning. Cars are asked to be ready for a city tour to view points of interest and reduce crowding during the visit.
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Messrs. A. Belcher
O. A. Leng
A. I. Andrews
Riverside Park
Prominent Theosophist to Visit Medicine Hat Monday
Albert B. E. Smythe of Toronto, pioneer journalist and lecturer, will spend Monday in Medicine Hat as the guest of the Theosophical Society local group. The visit follows the chartering of Canadian lodges and Smythe will study locals, their work, classes, possibilities, and duties, aiming for united progress.
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Albert BE. OS. Smythe
Toronto
Theosophical Society
Jodee
Mar. Smythe
Varios
Britain Favours Restored Trade With Soviet Russia
London dispatch reports British ministers favor restoring trade with Soviet Russia provided payment guarantees are secured after a conference between the premier and cabinet members. Genrze plans to discuss with Soviet trade minister Grigory Wachysin who is in London.
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Paris
Britain
Russia
London
Petit Parisien
Genrze
Gregory Wkrassin
Special Industrial Number for Tresday Visitors
The News will publish a limited special issue in conjunction with the Industrial Congress visit to the city on Wednesday. It will feature attractions for prospective manufacturers and serve as a souvenir for visitors. Subscriptions receive one free copy. extra copies cost ten cents each.
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Industrial Congress
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Airship line eyed to link New York and San Francisco
Cambridge Mass May 26 War Department officials seek private capital for a dirigible passenger service between New York and San Francisco to provide a rapid wartime air fleet. Professor Flaryey M Davis Harvard reports on helium use at Langley Field while Colonel Hensley estimates 5 cents per mile at 8 to 70 mph.
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Cambridge
Mass
New York
San Francisco
War Department
Flaryey M. Davis
Harvard University
Davis
Langley Field
William N. Hensley
Mr. Davis
United States
British Isles
JUGU SLANG RESISTS ADVANCE IN EUROPEAN FRONT
The report notes Yugoslav troops advancing from Kiume toward Cavataja and Sussak in the Finm region. Belgrade dispatch indicates preparations to resist D'Annuncio forces as the foreign office relays today.
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Paris
Mayo
Gabriele D'Anuungio
Cavataja
Sussak
Finm
Kiume
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Jugo-Slivs
Liquor tax hike raises prices across Ontario vendors
Montreal reports a Dominion tax increase prompting a price rise in liquor sold for Ontario government use. Vendors issued a statement noting revised prices advance about five rents per imperial gallon as the tax hits distilleries.
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Montreal
Ontario
Rotary message urges unity across Canada United States
International Rotary President Bert Adams urges Rotarians to counter anti British propaganda and defend friendship between Canada and the United States. He warns against sensational criticism of government and calls for selling the country’s positives, urging strong cross border goodwill.
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Canada
United States
Rotary
New York
State Department
Wilson
Iit
Seareheads
Reds
Canadian cent coin size reveal and enlargements
The upper pictures show the actual size of the new cent coins to be issued this month. The lower pictures are enlargements.
British Move Ships All Australian Wheat And Wool To England
London reports Britain and Australia agreed to send the remaining balance of wheat and wool stored in Australia to England. Over twenty ships with 2000 tons capacity diverted from routes via India and Africa will load wheat and ship it within three months. Wool supplies in Australia totaling about 2,000,000 bales are to be shipped within six months, with aim to complete by October.
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London
Australia
Hneland
India
China
Cape
Mediterranean
Otter Outes
Western Australia
South Australia
Sydney
Newcastle
New South Wales
Durban
South Africa
Winnipeg Robkie Auto Tour Abandoned for This Year
Myr WOR W. Lent, chairman of the Winnipeg Canadian Rockies Tour Committee, announces the automobile tour is abandoned for the current year. He cites late season delaying highway work and other uncontrollable circumstances that cast doubt on the tour's success and led to the decision not to hold it.
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Myr
W. Lent
Winnipeg
Lent
Bulgarian Fire on Greek Troops Near Akechishvo
Constantinople May 29 Greek forces advancing on Dedenkatch came under Bulgarian artillery fire near Akechishvo. Greek entry into Turkish Thrace not expected before a peace decision is made with the Turks. An accident occurred when a revolver misfired in the hands of a cited Minpiea dees.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Dedenkatch
Akechishvo
Turkish Thrace
Better for Business and Country to Get Back to Supply and Demand
Maple Leaf Milling Company reports a profit decline for the year and calls for resuming supply and demand. President Sir Douglas Cameron of Winnipeg emphasizes easing government control to boost business and national prospects.
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Maple Leaf Milling Company
Poronto
Douglas Cameron
Winnipeg
Forest Fires Grow More Serious in New Brunswick
Hazen and Gromer settlements on the International Railway in Restigouche report serious fires this morning and the Glenic fire on the Gibson and Minto Railway in Sunbury County is beyond control, prompting a large firefighting effort.
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Fralericton
N.B
New Crimewick
Department of Lands and Mines
Hazen and Gromer
International Railway
Restigouche County
Glenic
Sunbury County
Gibson and Minto
Poles Offer Stubborn Defense on Dniper Front
London reports continued fighting on the left bank of the Dniper as Bolsheviks press to dislodge Polish forces. An official Moscow statement says the Poles offer stubborn resistance from fortified positions and are holding their ground.
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London
Dniper
Moscow
Busy Week Ahead in City With Multiple Conventions
City officials anticipate a busy week with the Industries Congress delegates visiting Wednesday. The Seventh annual Western Canada Typographical Unions convention and the first prairie printing pressmen convention start midweek, with sessions at Becker Block and events at Hotel Cecil. Grand Council of United Commercial Travellers of Western Canada also meets, with welcome events and plant tours arranged.
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Mannufacturers
Western Cenaida Conference of Typographical Unions
Prairie Provinces
Cecil Quid
Becker Block
Flat
Redcliff
Grand Council of the
United Commercial Travellers of Western
Montreal dining clash sparks stern altercation
A terse dispute erupted at a Montreal dining venue when rival patrons clashed over seating. Police were called as witnesses reported sharp exchanges and a tense atmosphere.
Nearly 200 Manufacturers Leave Toronto for Vancouver
About 200 representatives of the Canadian Manufacturers Association from Ontario Quebec and the Maritime Provinces depart Toronto tonight on a 16 coach special to attend the association convention in Vancouver and Victoria June 7 to 10. Delegates from Montreal led by President T P Howard arrive to join the party.
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Toronto
Qanadian Associated Press
Industr
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Vancouver
Victoria
Montreal
T. P. Howard
Jgola
International police force urged by law association
Portsmouth England May 29 resolutions at the international law association session call for the League of Nations to maintain a projected international police force with each country contributing. Major David Davies MP suggested giving poison gas warplanes heavy artillery and tanks to form the league’s nucleus and prohibit their use for warlike purposes.
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Portsmouth
England
International Law Association
League of Nations
David Davies
French column relieves Aintab after heavy fighting
A French column advanced into Aintab Syria and relieved the town after intense combat. Official reports state Turkish forces suffered heavy losses.
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London
Aintab
Syria
Police Court Fines Local Cyclist for Sidewalk Ride
H Wilkins was fined three dollars and costs of one dollar in police court this morning for riding a bicycle on a sidewalk.
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H. Wilkins
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