British War Ministers Resign Amid Ulster Riot Fallout
Sir John French resigns as commander of the Imperial Army and Colonel Edward Seely quits as secretary of war amid the Irish crisis. Churchill tendered his resignation. unrest in London and Belfast sparks riots with twenty arrests as government faces a political crisis and delayed statements.
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John French
Imperial Staf
Mader
Asquith
Ireland
W.A.P
Edward Bernard Seely
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Central News Agency
Churchill and
Seely
Rewigoing
Army
Navy
Calders
Unite Service
Charles Beresford
Ogpan
Ulster
Saa
Lamlash
Churchill
Fred
Hed
Ty Howto
Local Notes Summary of Mises Robinson and Community Events
Local notes mention Mises M Robinson this morning as Miss Fairley rests due to ill health. An order was given to install a tow drain at the creamery to improve waste handling. A Dent meeting featured a speech by Colonel Hudson praising the local company and Sergeant’s sterling qualities. Genevieve and Lois Lang plan to leave town next week. Games and refreshments marked the evening as memorable for young guests.
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Colonel Hudson
In & Howen
The
Genevieve
Lois Lang
Ehallen
Liodyminster
Hudson's Bay Store Destroyed by Fire at Fort William
A devastating fire gutted the Hudson Bay store in Fort William on March 25 causing an estimated loss of about $200,000. An explosion near the furnaces occurred shortly after six o'clock as the store closed, igniting the blaze that consumed the building and its stock.
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Fort William
Hudson Bay
City Fire Kills Two Firemen In Sioux City Blaze
A major Sioux City fire caused 100000 dollars in damage to a city block and left two firefighters dead with three others wounded after a daylong blaze.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Waterway Request to Ottawa Acknowledged by Government
A March submission from Western Ontario groups urged a waterway from the ocean limit to Lake Superior. The government promised full consideration of the request amid several other questions raised.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Lake Superior
London Liver Pool Spring Cup winner Olivia Cook
Olivia Cook won the London Liver Pool Spring Cup as the flat season opened. She started at 8 to 1 odds with Wrack Wad in second and Redwood finishing third.
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London
Liverpool
Olivia Cook
Wrack Wad
Redwood
Canal Tolls Repeal Vote Looms This Weekend
Washington march 96 House leaders set twenty hours for debate on repeal of the Weanamea Canal Tolls with a vote expected by Saturday. The procedural plan centers on final passage of the measure amid partisan activity.
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Washington
Weanamea Canal
Crotic House
Portage la Prairie Jury Indicts Ernest Boyd for Murder
A true bill for murder was returned by the grand jury at Portage la Prairie on March 26. Ernest Boyd, charged with the murder of Alec Amyrien warms, was committed for trial. Further details of the indictment and court action were not provided in the fragment.
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Portage LA One
Ernest Boyd
Alec the Amyrien Warms
Bia
Boyd
Was
Aches
Saskatchewan Rinks Victory Closes Campaign on Wednesday
Excitement ran high as Saskatchewan clinched a rink victory on Wednesday after a tough schedule. The final contest saw the previous three winners lose, marking an unusual outcome in the championship stretch. Local entertainer V. Rodgers screens films at Lathburn tonight to boost support for the team.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
V. Rodgers
Lathburn
Meetings At Strethmore And Eagle Butte Addressed By J P Lele
Two crowded meetings this Saturday at Strethmore and Eagle Butte were addressed by J P Lele MLA who spoke on the hall insurance scheme and the government program. The discussions were lively and the gatherings left attendees inspired about the eight direction of policy.
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Strethmore
Eagle Butte
J. P. Lele
Pateton
J pee ins the wo to io eowth of the
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Fostering Live Stock Industry by William Waldron JP
In a discussion on stock farming and meat production, the author emphasizes prairie-adapted cattle and sheep, noting New Zealand imports. The piece critiques economic and political factors affecting agriculture and argues for government support to maintain a robust national industry and army welfare.
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Stratford
New Zealand
Farm Credit Terms for Cattle and Dairy Purchases
The notice outlines credit terms for cattle and dairy supplies, detailing down payments, lien notes on animals and progeny, and repayment schedules. It specifies that payments must be made to the Department of Agriculture Regina and notes deter further deductions until debts are settled.
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Regina
Provincia
Creamery Association to Hold Annual Meeting This April
The Creamery Association plans its annual meeting at Maronic Halls on Saturday April h with expectation of a good turnout. J. T. Hill, recently back from the North Country, will report on ongoing work and stimulate interest among members. The note also mentions local business ads for Fordrum 1 and American Beauty footwear at Cameron's Store.
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Creamery Association
Maronic
MacPherson
Cameron's
Main
Local Territory Meetings Reassert Support for Leaders
Three recent meetings in Bumaville Alburg and Charlotte School gathered residents. J P Lyte and M L A for North theford chaired discussions with questions raised. Votes of confidence were sent to Rie Wilfrid Leurier Hon Walter Scott and others.
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Bumaville
Alburg
Charlotte
Board meeting yields $150 for trade society and agriculture group
The Board of Trade reports a modest session with an additional $150 allocated to support the agricultural society. Officials noted routine business. no major actions were recorded beyond the financial grant.
Miraculous Escape After 15 Foot Embankment Crash
A train wreck left the engine and carriages derailed and on fire after plunging down a 15 foot embankment. Several passengers, including KH Linton and Mr. Ford, suffered injuries. the conductor and a messenger received cuts and bruises. The town council met later that evening to discuss the incident and town wells.
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KH. Linton
Daly House
Torone
Mr. Ford
Saskatoon
Sverely
Express
Cief
Thre Ely
List of patients at Lloydminster Hospital March week end
The notice lists current residents at Lloydminster Hospital for the week ending Thursday March 26. Names include MacKeneie, Siteerity, Mrs E. Clay, Paradis Valley, Mrs R. McDowald, Streams 'own, Mrs Leighton, G Seymour, Onion Laker, 8. Simona Tangie ags, Mrs T. White, Mrs s. Drew, Mra Currie, and Mer Peavic, Leadminster.
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Lloydminete Hospital
MacKeneie
Siteerity
E. Clay
Paradis Valley
R. McDowald
Streams ‘Own
Leighton
G Seymour
Onion Laker
Simona Tangie
Ags
T. White
Watamum resident finds dark object in snow at edge of town
A Watamum area resident returning home from trapping spotted a dark object ahead in the snow. The discovery prompted an immediate check of the scene with unknown further details and no reports of injuries or identifications available in the fragment.
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Watamum
Two New Customs Ports Labeled in Canadian Survey
The report notes two proposed customs ports related to Lamenton and Wainwright, with Edmonton and New Port in British Columbia under surveys by Van The. Medicine is referenced among the outports.
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Canadian Associated Press
Lamenton; Wainwright’ Alban Coder
Edmonton
New Port
B.C
Van
Rebels on Verge of Big Stand Near Torres, Villa Reports
Special to The Review. General Villa and 12,000 men have been heard from, with reports of engagement against federal forces near the city of Torres. Rebel officers here are deeply anxious over the situation and its potential implications.
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Villa
Torres
Indians to Be Vaccinated in Alberta Dravidian Plan
Central and eastern Alberta Indians will be vaccinated to prevent smallpox, announced Glen Campbell the Dominion government Indian affairs superintendent. He said Edmonton has no current smallpox threat but the department will vaccinate the red men anyway. Campbell noted he is not a medical man yet cites physician opinions while recalling his own vaccination 80 years ago.
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Alberta
Glen Campbell
Dominion
Campbell
Edmonton
Tie Dominten
Rowing News Brief from March 96 Meeting
A brief report from The Review notes a tentative arrangement within the Consistory and upcoming meeting plans for March 96. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR text.
Village Council Debate Grants And Public Works on Broad Street
Minutes show Councillors weighing funding to the Board of Trade and a possible grant of 150 to support agricultural and town weeds control. Debate notes interest in extending sidewalks and locating a new hospital site on Broad Street. A town weed inspector appointment was discussed alongside policing matters.
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Bell
Perer Broadway
Halt-Rel
Doard of Trade
Smith
Counethorei
Huxley
of Trade Pro
Agricul
Vv. U
Outram Wins Lincolns Hire Handicap at London
In London on March 26, Outram Setke held the lead to romps home in a 2a to 1 favorite handicap over the olle. Catebert and Short Grans finished second and third as the race produced strong stamina and a close finish.
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London
O . Setke
le Devie
Catebert
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