04 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1927
Page
1
Springfield Indians hold a six goals lead over New Haven in the Canadian American league final after a 3 1 victory in New Haven. The series started with a 1 1 tie and the Indians won game two 4 0. The title will be decided by total goals with Springfield favored.
The Western Guardian reports an annual meeting for Sum merside A A to be held in Town Hall on Thursday the 14th of April. The issue also shares notices on Ladies wear offering Darwins Ltd coats and dresses, and a Millinery opening by Kennedy Bros Easterm. It discusses liquor sales data and public health arguments for wine over spirits, plus editorials on temperance and local advertising.
Mr Hugh McDougall and his wife return to the old home on New Zealand road and plan to settle there as the elder couple grow feeble. Mr John P McIsaac of Rockbarra, who left on the harvest excursion last August, returns home with winter spent in the lumber woods and a new farm on the settlement board plan.
The Quebec Liquor Commission annual report for 1925 shows total sales of 17,887,588 dollars, down from 19,812,781 the prior year. The policy favored lighter grades, aiming to curb strong spirits while overall consumption rose by 32,245 gallons.
The passage discusses the Austrian declaration of war on Serbia and Belgrade bombardment, arguing that war seemed unavoidable while accusing Montgelas of omitting key context. It critiques German propaganda, misrepresentation of a Russian telegram, and notes strong anti Poincare sentiment in France. It hints at a broader coalition of pacifists and socialists opposing a French statesman.
Citizens question the power of the Sifton interests and why a government must bow to them as observers note lawmakers face an uncomfortable time amid ongoing debates and pressure from unnamed forces.
Opinion argues the Georgian Bay bill would raise civil service pay to new highs, shifting costs to taxpayers. It contends provincial rights clash with Ottawa wage increases and predicts jubilation among salaried officials if passage triggers a Privy Council review.
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