Separate School Phase of Alberta Natural Resources Bill
Ottawa reports a stated case on the Separate School phase of Alberta's Natural Resources Bill may be submitted to the Supreme Court of Canada. The dispute centers on administration of school lands under provincial law versus provisions of the Alberta Act and related federal-provincial amendments and negotiations between King, Brownlee, and Premier J. I. Byamalee. The federal aim is to test validity. Brownlee argues changes should clarify meaning without ceding lands or funds.
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Ottawa
Alberta Natural Resources
Supreme Court of Canada
Alberta
Byawalee
King
Brownlee
Wuld
Dominion
Bomb outrage cleared up at Muskegon
Muskegon Michigan May details reveal a bomb killing supervisor August Srafaeeh. Battlelt, a 28 year old Blue Lake township constable, confessed to sending the device. His daughter Janet and her fiancé William Frank are involved with statements about Bartlett and Krubacek in the township crisis.
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Mmasketon
Mich
May FL
Abd El Kria Surrenders in Morocco On May Day Visit
Abd-El-Kria arrived at Taza yesterday to surrender formally before General Bolelhat, commander of French forces in Morocco. The surrender marks a key development in the Moroccon campaign as French authorities tighten control in Fez and surrounding regions.
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Fez
French Morocco
Former Ontario Finance Minister Granted Prison Leave
Peter Smith, former Provincial Treasurer of Ontario, is granted release on parole from Portsmouth penitentiary. The cabinet reviewed the case after a release request sent by the Under Secretary of State.
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Ouawa
Tekit
Peter Smith
Ontario
Portsmouth
Simi Fortiwith
Wes
Twenty-One Killed in U S Accidents Over Weekend
New York May 11 Can Press Twenty-one lives lost in accidents over the weekend across the United States. A Brooklyn fire claimed seven deaths including Mrs T Hughes and four of her seven children. Rochester saw two drownings after a sedan plunged into the Genesee river. Connecticut reported six deaths from automobiles and a drowning. Baltimore reported a fire at Dr A Fancher’s home killing five, including a six year old, and a servant. Allentown saw three men killed when a fireworks plant exploded.
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New York
Can
Brooklyn
Taft Hotel
T. Hughes
J. F. Nolan
Smith
Rochester
N.Y
A. Fancher
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Imber
Allentown
Pennsylvania Fireworks Company
Pacific Labor Takes Stand on World Peace
Geneva May 24 The Australian Labor Party plans a Workers Congress at Hireluia with delegates from Pacific border nations to counter growing war risk. J A Heastey of Australian workers criticized the international Labor Conference for inaction and urged unity to preserve world peace.
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Geneva
Australian Labor Party
Hireluia
Pacific
Wne
Pines
J. A. Heastey
Heasley
Thenternational Labor Office
Australia
Court Action in Perry Yeast Case Sparks Seizure Controversy
Montana reports reveal conflicts over seizures by prohibition and internal revenue officers in liquor transport cases. Cars and cattle were taken, some later returned after acquittals, while owners pursue recovery and potential legal action against the collectors and officers involved.
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Montana
Nodecntien
Jurge Gray
Federal District Court
United States
Canada
Theos
Prohibition
Internal Revenue
Helena
Revenue Department
Revenue Collector
Ann
Internal Revenue Or Customs
Elim
Cis
Carnival Dance Pavilion Open Tonight for Week of Festivities
The dance pavilion opens at nine tonight as part of the Carnival festivities. The Areut tural Society has secured the pavilion for the week and its officials oversee the floor.
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Iso Owellas
Areuttural Society
May Wheat Slumps as May July and October Fall on Trade
Values in the Winnipeg wheat market slipped today with May down 21 4 to 1 4878 and July at 1 4738 while October traded near 1 29 7 8. Export business was light and liquidation of longs noted by eastern interests. Coal and rye markets were quiet and cash activity remained moderate.
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Winnipeg
Ges
Idastern
May
Pilsudski Refuses Presidency of Poland
Warsaw dispatch reports Marshal Joseph Pilsudski, leader of the successful coup, declining the Presidency elected by the National Assembly. He cites conscientious objections to the constitution and urges a new election of reform candidates while Parliament faces a constitutional crisis.
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Warsaw
Magof
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Senate Chamber of Deputies
National Assembly
Pilsudski
Marjanz Datechowski
Vilba University
Tenatz Moschid
Lemberg University
Pilsud
Alberta Resources Not Included In Current Session
Premier ACADE de She indicated during question period that Alberta will not receive natural resources policy changes in the present session. The statement came amid discussion of legislative priorities and provincial control of resources.
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Alberta
Otawa
Mayabeloa
Alberti
Acade
Canada Plans July Reversion to Gold Standard
Commons questions reveal Finance Minister Ion de A. Rao says no legislation will be introduced to change policy, but Canada will revert to the gold standard on the first of July. U. S. note to follow.
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Canada
Cittawa
Ion. de A. Rao
Fimkuce
Farmer Govt Would Have 2 Lawyers In Cabinet
The article reports that Farmer Govt plans to appoint two lawyers to its cabinet, with Hohn Var yakar Byabore noted as a candidate and accepted for election. It mentions current solicitors for the Bank of Must and cites changes in the attorney general role and provincial secretariat.
Liberal Rally in Grande Prairie Supports Peace River Liberal Leader
Crowds gathered in Grande Prairie to hear Captain Shaw campaign for Liberal leader J. C. Bowen and defend northern issues. Speakers attacked the Greenfield Brownlee administration for railway and division delays while promising progress and a coast outlet for Peace River counties.
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Grande Prairie
Asia
Peace River
Shaw
Mieshaw
Joster
J. C. Bowen
House Fender
PD. Medianes
Neacy
J. Bowen
Caplan Bowen
Liberal Candidate Empress native with varied municipal roles
Dan MacEaehern born in 185 in Simvee County. He educated at Casstown school and worked in Catanty as a builder and real estate man before moving to Empress to operate a Yaonr. He has served as Secretary Treasurer of the Vithig of Empress and Empress School Board member. › Married Miss Wiese Cel of Slavendun. She is active in baseball, culling, and the Empress Dramatic Club.
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Dan MacEaehern
Htown
Simvee
Waa
Casstown
Ville of Empress
Aml
Tasd
Gio Cheeflor
Empress Hospital
Beard
Union Church
Wiese Cel
Slavendun
House Of Commons Sits Hour Earlier In The Afternoons
Ottawa May Rf The Canadian Parliament shifts to afternoon sessions as Premier Machemais King introduces measures in a bid to end Wednesday evening adjournments. Opposition leader Arthur Myscen stalls may extend debate while two motions stand over to tomorrow.
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House of Commons
Machemais
Ghia
Etbfert
Arthur Myscen
Hoth Mulions
Monthly Clearings Report Targets May 2025 Totals
Clearing data shows a May 2025 total of £206,895. The report lists SLOSTAT2 figures and references monthly totals for prior months. The fragment notes returns from the clearing and a summary heading for the May 2025 amount.
Industrial Display Opens Tuesday at Fraser's Limited
Fraser's Limited prepares an industrial exhibit in Beyond Street with opening at one o'clock tomorrow. Women's Tu s illate and Women's Exchange arrange displays from local industries and crafts. Prizes will be displayed and awarded to holders of lucky tickets with daily drawings. Medalti Stoneware and Rescry Flower Co. contribute samples as visitors arrive.
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Fraser’s Limited
Dune Tsi
Yhe Women's Exchange
Tiose
Medalti
Tno
Rescry Flower Co
Resignation Tendered by Sir Herbert Anes
May 31 reports from Montreal say Sir Herbert Anes, financial director of the League of Nations, has resigned with July as his effective date. Bieter, his assistant, arrived from Geneva to aid in the transition.
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Quebec
Herbert Anes
Montreal
League of Nations
Bieter
Geneva
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