North And South Reach New Peace Agreement In Ireland
In Commons, Lennee Winston Churchill announces terms of a new Irish peace accord. The plan reorganizes Ulster police by religion, sets up a mixed custody force, establishes a Catholic advisory for recruit selection, and creates a special court. It aims for north south cooperation and unemployment relief through Parliament support.
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Lennee Winston Spencer Chute Bat
House of Commons
Norhern
Ireland
Birh Groupe
Michael Coline
James Croix
Ulster
North
Sou
Belfast
Craig Collins
House of Commune
Winston Spencer Churchill
Oro
Artas
Amman
Refuse Permits For Foolhardy Stunts
Niagara Falls Ontario mayor Thompson has before him requests to erect a cable across lower Niagara River for an exhibition stunt. Miss Eveanora Yelding, 17, seeks to perform the Biondin act, while James Hard of Toronto asks to repeat his 1896 river crossing stunt. The mayor deems the corporation would not be justified in permitting such an attempt due to risk.
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Niagara
Thompson
Lower
Eveanora Yelding
James Hard
Toronto
Basilica of St Anne Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Ste Anne de Beaupre left the cathedral monastery and college as ruins. Loss estimate at 1.2 million dollars with about 500 thousand insured. Redemptorist Fathers plan rebuilding on a larger, more imposing scale once plans are announced. fire blamed on a short in the electric wiring.
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Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beau
Redemptorist
Amundsen to use two U S planes for Arctic voyage
Airplanes equipped with power plants will accompany Roald Amundsen on his North Pole trip from Seattle. Lieut Oscar Omidal and Lieut Dabnow prepare to join, with Omidal trained for adverse conditions and Dabnow en route via the Panama Canal. Boots worn by British Life Guards cost 69 dollars a pair.
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U.S
Amundsen
New York
United Cruiging
Powatespany
Raold Amundsen
Arctic Basin
Seattle
Jane
Norway
Amundson
Oscar Omidal
Norwegian Air Ave
Dabnow
Panama Canal
Life Guards
Dominion Elections Act Amendment Affects Women Franchise
Ottawa debate on a private member motion led to a Liberal push to strike a subsection of the Dominion Elections Act that disenfranchised foreign born women naturalized by marriage. W D Euler led the discussion. Agnes MacPhail urged equal rights. Premier King signaled government support for amending the act. The House approved the motion to proceed with the government amendment after nearly three hours of debate.
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Ottawa
North America
W. D. Euler
North Waterloo
Ruler Sogent
France
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Hugh Guthrie
Agnes MacPhail
exMayor T. L. Church
Toronto
Miss MacPhail
Sho
Kirg
House
Government Study Aims to Counteract Grasshopper Menace
Hon W Motherwell described expected grasshopper activity across Western Canada for 1922. Alberta faces a major outbreak with heavy grasshopper deposits likely to damage hoppera and related crops north of the Canadian Northern Rail line. Research will continue to mitigate damage from grasshoppers wheat stem sawfly rust and cutworm, but chlorine gas as a remedy will not be pursued due to cost.
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West
Dominion Department of Agriculture
R. Gould
W. Motherwell
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Northern Rail
M Well
Registered Bonds Discarded by Thieves in Ladner Bank Robbery
Thieves who looted the Royal Bank at Ladner British Columbia abandoned registered bonds worth 3458 dollars found in a stolen car used in the raid. The loot included securities valued at more than 50000 dollars and parts of the haul were recovered in Vancouver. A portion of the recovered bonds belonged to Winston Staples of Ladner, with more details pending official valuation.
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Vancouver
Royal Bank
Ladner
Winston Staples
Death of Alberta Member Famonton ane 0. F. Wright LFA
Alberta ribstone member His widow and family mourn the death of 0 F Wright at Royal Alexandra Hospital Edmonton from pleural pneumonia. He fell ill at San Remo Lodge where he and his wife and four children resided. His wife and three children are ill, one sister and a brother of the deceased are named in the notice.
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Famonton
F. Wright
LFA
Ribstone
Alberta
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Edmonton
Wright
San Remo Lodge
Weight
Charles Stewart
Corns Relief by Fingers and Freezone Claim
An advertisement touts quick corn relief using fingers or Freezone with a tiny oprecone bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It promises removal of hard corns between toes and calluses without soreness. In Victoria Canada, memory of Marshal Joffre noted with a maple tree planting along Shelbourne Street Memorial Avenue.
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Corp
Jofre
Victoria
Jera
France
Marshal Joffre
Memorial Avenue
Shelbourne Street
Death of Sir John C Eaton Ends Long Battle Amid Eaton Interests
Sir John Craig Eaton, Toronto's famed businessman and head of the Eaton empire, died after a 10 week illness at age 46. Born April 28, 1876, he led a vast Canadian and international retail network founded by his father Timothy Eaton. He is survived by Lady Eaton, a son, his mother, and siblings. He rallied briefly in late February but soon declined again.
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Gon C.eaton
Lady Eaton
Sir John Mire
Timothy Eaton
Sir John
England
Eaton
Chill
White
Montreal
New York
John
Joan
Sir John Craig Eaton
Toronto
Canada
Great Britain
Lady Faton
Timothy Eate
Jon
John Craig Eaton
Giles
Dominion
Moncton
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Regina
Deterioration of Livestock Denied in Parliament
In the House of Commons a member claimed homebred cattle sheep and pigs were rapidly deteriorating and infected with tuberculosis. He urged a cattle embargo to keep healthy stock from entering. Sir A Griffith Boscawen, minister of agriculture, denied the allegations and the denial was cheered.
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London
House of Common
Canada
A. Griffith Boscawen
Woman amputates arm after instruction in Richmond home
A woman in Richmond a suburb amputated her own arm at home claiming a spirit commanded her to do so. She told her seven year old daughter before the act. Both were taken to a hospital in critical condition and suffering from shock.
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M. Lindauer
Richsmond
Belgium King Albert Hurt in Rome Fall Injury
King Albert of Belgium visiting Rome reportedly injured his right arm in a fall in his hotel room. Central News quotes a newspaper dispatch noting the accident and ongoing health checks, with no serious complications reported at the time.
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Ning Albert
London
King Albert
Belgium
Rome
Tribunal
Allied Supreme Council Expected To Meet Again Soon
The Allied Supreme Council plans another session amid efforts to curb bootlegger activity along the Canadian border and deport aliens who violate liquor laws, with Narcotics Law enforcement also discussed. Preparations hint at talks ahead of Genoa, as Chancellor Wiech seeks to hold his majority amid Allied stance.
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Allied Supreme Council
Wen
United 5 Prohibition Enforcement Department
J. P. Jones
Assistact Prohibition
House
Immigrtion Committee
International
Puire
Obb
Aliet Cireles
Poincare
Supreme Council
Genoa
Wieeh
Sinons
Texas
Ailles
Saskatchewan Teachers Convention Meets at Saskatoon
The Saskatchewan Teachers Convention program for Saskatoon dates April 15 29 and 30 promises stronger sessions than prior years. Noted speaker Professor Zimmern will discuss Education and Politics in Britain and Britain’s Education Reform. other speakers include Chief 352 and Dr Crammy of Red Deer SITA on Education in Canada. Special railway rates apply for April travel, with registration via the Secretary at.
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Reina
Saskatoon
Zimmmern
Crew
Britain
Zimmern
Tafe
Tavention
Sasha’ Enewan
Eda
Crammy
Red Deer
Miners Narrowly Escape Suffocation at Caledonia Colliery
Four hundred miners in Caledonia, Glace Bay district, faced imminent suffocation when mine air systems were jammed by saboteurs. Inspectors found two large doors blocked, cutting fresh air to the working section and threatening deadly gas buildup.
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Caledonia
Sydney
Glace Bay
To Represent Canada at Rome
W A Wilson of Regina will attend a World Agriculturists conference as one of two Canadian delegates. He was appointed by the Dominion Government and will leave mid April. The session will discuss forming a world wheat price control mechanism and other major issues.
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W. A. Wilson
Regina
Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries
Canada
Wilson
Doubtful Reports Conflict Over Lenine Death Notes
Central News from Paris cites Rome reports that Lenin Russian Soviet premier might be dead amid conflicting stories. Another report says Lenin seriously ill with Moscow looming influence, while Kremlin events and a two hour address are mentioned. Mount Etna erupts violently near Palermo with lava flows and village evacuations as Messina province tremors continue.
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London
Paris
Sikolat Lenine
Rome
Lenine
Moscow
Kremlin Palace
Nich
Mount Etna
Palermo
Messina
Rene
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House of Peers
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Shanghai
W. J. Snider
Brazil
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Giichi Tanaka
Manila
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Hazilton
Ont
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