Jugo-Slavia Seeks Redraw of Klagenfurt Boundary
Vienna reports Jugo-Slavia aims to nullify the October plebiscite result at Klagenfurt and push its frontier to the Drava River ten miles north of the current line. They cite Silesia plebiscite outcomes showing opposition to Austria. The Austrian government is taking steps to counter the move.
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Bese
Silesia
Austria
Austrian Republic
Vienna
Jugo-Slavia
Prevignile
Klagenfurt
Drava
Republc
Venereal Disease Clinic Aim Hoped To Curb Epidemic
Report notes a hospital annex will host a venereal disease clinic with Dr Dixon in charge. The program seeks to expand to other cities if successful, addressing widespread ignorance of infection and urging exposed individuals to seek advice promptly.
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Isaac
Tod Pally
Dixon Ip
Itea
Medicine Hatta
Élinic
Ee Dei
General Hospital
Prime Minister explains Arctic voyage cancellation
In Ottawa on May 9 Canadian Press reports Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King told the House why the Arctic steamship trip to northern waters was canceled. He said the government did not deem the expedition necessary this year, believing no other government would act during the year.
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Ottawa
W. L. Mickenzie King
Arctic
Seaplane Route Proposed From Toronto To Fort Norman
A plan for a company to build six to eight large naval seaplanes capable of carrying two passengers and 3,000 pounds of freight. The project envisions train travel from Toronto to Edmonton in ten days, with 1,380 miles by seaplane to Fort Norman, completing a 14 day round trip for about 1000 dollars.
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Toronto
Fort Norman
Mackenzie River
Edmonton
Monton
Cape Breton Coalport Loads for United Kingdom Ports
Cape Breton coal shipment of thirty-nine thousand tons is being loaded here this week destined for the United Kingdom ports. The bulk narrows the timetable for export as freight movements accelerate.
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Fighter
N.S
Cape Breton
United Kingdom
Flood Destroys Dike Spillover Near Goodland Washington
Flood waters from a breached 75 foot dike six miles north of Goodland Washington spread today after overflowing nearly five hundred acres to depths of 8 to 10 feet. No loss of life occurred as residents were warned. Damages estimated from 400000 to 500000 dollars. Weather data for Vancouver to Edmonton shows clear to calm, with a few showers in Saskatchewan and Alberta and rising temperatures.
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Goodland
Columbia River
Here
Weagher
Vancouver
Nelson
Clear
iCalgary
Medicine Hat
Mogae Jaw
BasWatoen
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Esperanto schooner founders near Sable Island
Halifax May 21 Officials of the Marine and Fisheries department could not confirm the fate of the 22 crew members of the Gloucester schooner Esperanto which foundered yesterday off Sable Island though belief grows that they are safe The Esperanto last year won the deep sea fishermen's derby and held the Halifax Herald cup.
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HalMax
N.S
Marine and Fisheries Department
Esperanto
Sahiesland
Nova’ ‘Beotia
Trial of former German submarine captain Karl Newmann
The Leipzig trial of former Lieut Karl Newmann, charged with sinking the hospital ship Dever Caagtle, during WWI, has concluded after examinations. Officials say the inquiry ended with a verdict or peace statement, amid a staged proceedings.
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Leipsig
Karl Newmann
Dever Caagtle
Annary
Memorial Fund Drive For Medicine Hat Pupils
The Medicine Hat school system is urged to raise 209 to fund a monument honoring local WWI enlistees. W B Hay asks principals to inform teachers and present to students a voluntary donation plan, aiming for a June 3 payment, with five to ten cent per pupil targets and no coercion.
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Aacuticas
Herbgge
Duegead
Medicine Hat
Weather and harvest notes from Medicine Hat district
The Medicine Hat area reports strong wheat stands and thick oats with early harvests possible. Alfalfa is in bloom and fall rye ranges from eight inches to two feet, while drought and fire risks raise alarms in Irvine and Pashley areas prompting urgent reseeding and protection efforts.
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Medicine Hat
Col. Sissons
Walah
Local District Mourns J. D. Hil Noted For World Prize
Lloydminster district mourns the death of J. D. Hil a famed laureate of the world prize tears. The late figure was renowned for his work in public life and contributions to state projects in Cake vad not clear from fragments.
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Lloydminster
Sésk
Clearing house May returns rise from prior year figures
May returns from the clearing house amount to 1 796 825 dollars, compared with 1 746 336 dollars for April and 2 071 857 dollars for the same month last year. The figures show May activity easing from the prior year level.
May Thirty One Cam Labor Peace Effort Seeks End to Strike
In May 1931 industrial peace talks sought to avert a strike as unions and employers discuss terms. The stalled negotiations center on wage and working condition issues affecting multiple plants.
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Ze Odal
Seth
Farmer Candidate Satisfied With Water Progress
The Farmer candidate in the bye election, Mr Gardiner, reports strong turnout at meetings with schoolhouses bursting. He plans talks at Pointa on the Crow line, Bow Island, and Winnifred, but cannot cover more than half the requested meetings as UF A locals arrange joint events at central points.
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Gardiner
Pointa
Crow
Bow ‘Island
Winnifred
U.F.A
Centri Potuta
Speakers at Winnifred and nearby meetings draw good hearing
Col Spencer and Major Macdonald led a meeting at Winnifred last night with a favorable reception. In Dunmore an organizational meeting featured H A Brown C M Blackstock and L G Caldwell. Future talks are planned at Rancheille and Seven Parsons with listed speakers.
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Col. Spearer
Major Macdonald
Winnifred
Dunmore
H. A Brown
C. M. Blackstock
L. G. Caldwell
Povight
L. G. Caldwall
Parsons
Independent MP quits over Lloyd George corruption charge
An independent member resigns accusing Lloyd George of rendering the commons unwholesome and unfair under a camarilla of international financiers. He cites the prime minister's use of his majority to silence independent critics of his alleged predatory and dishonest administration.
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Commoga
Lloyd George
Camarilla
International Financiera
Woodsworth Urges Radical Action In City Hall Address
J S Woodsworth led a forceful talk on political action at the city hall last night. He warned that old party lines are breaking and urged farmers and workers to unite against privileged interests and to back labor in the current by election.
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J. S. Woodsworth
Winnipeg
Peel
Iris A.bela
Gardiner
Canal
Joussey
Woodaworth
Induserial
Canada
Mr. Woodsworth
Meighen
Radecmen
Shier
Farmers
Fauber
Warrin
London Opinion Sees Meighon As Honest But Marginal
Charles Maste writes to the Daily News from London praising Arthur Meighon as high minded and honest but argues he is part of a hopeless minority in Canada. The confer ence of British premiers in June will test moral authority when such figures are in the minority.
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London
Canadian Associated Press
Charles Masteran
Asquith
Daily News
Arthur Meighon
Iis
Canada
Confernee
Freight crash injures many at rail intersection
At 7 40 p m last night in Edinburg Indiana a Pennsylvania freight collided with the Dixie Flyer passenger train. From 50 to 60 persons were injured including women and children. two may be fatally hurt. The crash occurred at a crossing involving an Indianapolis Columbus and Southern Proctor car.
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Edinburg
Ind
Pennasyvania
Dixie Filer
Indianapolis
Columbus
Southern Proctor
Trac
Ambush at Youghal Barracks News From May 1941
The report details an ambush near Youghal Baracks where four holdlers were killed two mortally wounded and 12 slightly wounded as troops marching to the rifle range faced mined roads and intense fire. A curate delivering mass was wounded and his driver killed. Dublin reports later note sentencing in wartime cases including Constable William Mitchell to death for the murder of Magistrate Dixon.
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Cork
Youghal Bar
Dublin
William Mitchell
Robert Dixon
County Wicklow
Dixon
Dunfavin
James
Foley
Mayer
Wallace
Knocklong
Dubin
Martin Hurcall
William O'Brien
Ipperary
Fox Rock
Murphy
Adoption orders placed for 100 babies
New York reports that at least 100 babies have been ordered through the National Adoption Society of Britain, with some requests for single births and others for twins or triplets, announced yesterday.
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National Adoption Society of Britain
New York
Death of David B Patry of Finns Lake under wheel
David B Patry 24 of Finns Lake died this morning while returning from Médici War with a wagon loaded with sewer goods. Several bales of hay were loose and scattered as a wheel passed over him. Coroner Dr. Boyd investigates. body to be moved to Nott's undertaking parlors.
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David B. Patry
Finn's Lake
Boyd
Nott
British Plan U Tribute to American Memorial In London
Official ceremony honors the American Memorial alongside the British army as a tribute to fallen comrades. The event commemorates shared wartime sacrifices and alliance strength amid ongoing efforts in London.
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London
Pag Wreerican Mamorial
Aap
Tebute
Collision during maneuvers injures crew off hill
A report from Tokio on May 31 details a collision during naval maneuvers near a hill region. One craft sustained serious damage while another was damaged in the incident amid ongoing operations.
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Tokio
Hill
Akar
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GONG
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Connaught School
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