Saskatchewan forms new cabinet under Chas Dunning
Hon. Chas. Dunning forms a Saskatchewan cabinet after Martin resignation. Key appointments include A.P. McNab as provincial treasurer and railways head, J.G. Gardiner as highways minister, J.A. Cross as attorney general, J.G. Gardiner and J.M. Uhrich among new ministers, with bureaus of child protection and publications set to take effect May 1.
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Last Moon
King’s Printers
CM. Hamilton
Weyburn
J. A. Cross
Regina City
Bureau of Child Protection
J. G. Gardiner
North Quaypelle
Bureau of Labor and Industries
Hrich
Rostherp
Bureau Public Health
Hamilton
Dunning
Counel
Department of Railways
Martin
Knowles
Latta
Bureau of Publications
O King’s
Col
Regina
JG. Gardiper
Chas Dunning
Bureau of Labor and Industries Metal
J. M. Uhrich
Rostherm
W .E. Knowles
Uhrich
Bureau of Public
Health
McNab
Faith in Britain’s Future Amid Coal Trade Revival
The King’s message to the Associated Chambers of Commerce expresses faith in Britain’s future, urging patience and unity across classes to overcome recent distress. Stanley Baldwin notes the coal trade is on an economic basis and has regained an export trade once thought impossible.
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London
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Stanley Baldwin
Board of Trade
Angora Accepts Peace Terms With Reservations
The Turkish Nationalist Government at Angora has accepted with reservations the armistice propositions recently made by the Allies, according to Allied representatives in Constantinople.
Milk Famine in London Tied to Price Drop
London reports a milk famine blamed on a price reduction that lowers earnings for farmers and tightens supply. Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen admitted the situation is serious in Parliament but cannot control colonial price relations. A separate note says the steamer Upton was seized off the Irish coast. it carried ammunition, with only about 25,000 rounds found.
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London
Arthur Grifith-Boscawen
House of Commons
Mounted Police Excluded From New National Defense Department
Ottawa debates a bill to create a national defense department merging militia naval and air forces but excludes the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from the scope. The amendment, moved by Hon. George P Graham, preserves the Mounted Police as a separate civil force while allowing broader departmental economies. The bill advances to third reading amid questions on police integration and officer superannuation modifications.
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Ottawa
Department of Narriional Defense
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
George P Graham
Hey
Graham
Mounted Police
Formal Notice to France About Payments
London reports Britain warned France about debt interest terms and payment schedules. It clarifies the three year interest period expired and discusses required cash payments and impending notices for Italy, Romania, and other nations.
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France
London
Great Britain
Italy
Rumania
Germany approves sweeping wartime tax plan and loan
Finance Minister Andreas Hermes hails Reichstag approval of a one billion gold mark compulsory loan and fourteen major taxes. He says the measures, in force after approval, impose an unprecedented burden on property and aim to fund postwar obligations. The tax system, years in the making, remains scarcely understood by Germans.
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Sage
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Andreas Hermes
Herr Hermes
Rosenstag
Druggists Busy as Liquor Sales Rise in Manitoba
Winnipeg reports show 519 99 percent gallons of liquor sold through drug stores since the 12 ounce law began. Monthly prescriptions fell after the change with 16 381 issued in January. Manitoba officials discuss railway freight rate adjustments following Ottawa hearings. Laurence Ginne, once Irish envoy, has sailed for Ireland after visiting here.
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Winnipeg
Thos. Johnson
Buenos Aires
Laurence Ginne
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Pay Last Tributes To Sir John C. Eaton
Honoring Sir John Eaton, a public funeral drew leaders from Federal Parliament Ontario Legislature Toronto city council and the judiciary. The service at Timothy Eaton Memorial Church preceded a long procession to Mount Pleasant Cemetery with many mourners and church delegates taking part.
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Toronto
Sir John Cator
Mount Pleasant
Ontario
Timothy Eaton
Eaton Memorial Church
A. Williams
Celebrate Canada Week New York Kiwanis Luncheon
Kiwanis Club New York hosts Celebrate Canada Week with a luncheon attended by a broad cross section. The event aims to foster better mutual understanding among nations and featured attendees from Canada and Japan, including officials in Genoa and London as part of the delegation.
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Canada
New York
Kiwanis Club
United States
Scottish Sailor Drowns Off Tunisian Voyage
A Glasgow native named Innis, a Scottish sailor married and aboard the CP steamer Tunisian en route to this port from Glasgow, fell overboard and drowned in rough seas near St John. The incident occurred during the voyage with no survivors.
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St John S.e
Farmers seek wheat board to raise prices and stabilize market
Ottawa debate centers on reestablishing a wheat board to boost farmer returns. Canadian agrarian leaders say a board would fix prices, curb market dumping, and prevent bankruptcies. Officials note costs and administration as parliament weighs necessary appropriations.
British Embargo Removal Sought by Alberta Cattle Breeders
Calgary hosts the Alberta Cattle Breeders annual meeting where delegates urged Ottawa to open negotiations with Washington for reciprocal livestock trade and to press for lifting the British embargo on Canadian cattle. They proposed permit shipments of fat cattle to Britain, dehorning of cattle, and reduced transport costs. Railway through mileage rates and stock movements were also discussed amid broader rate war impacts between Canada and the U S. Saskatoon awarded the Saskatchewan AAU track meet for June, first provincial amateur meet since 1912.
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Calgary
Alberta
Dominion
Great Britain
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
A.A.U. of C
Bank Robbery Attempt at Bank of Nova Scotia St James Suburb
Two young men attempted a robbery at the Bank of Nova Scotia in St James suburb. Teller RW Doig resisted and asked to throw up his hands. his head was grazed as the robbers fled, with the bandits escaping after the failed heist. Navy talk notes arms conference impact on world navies. Also reports a Japanese bank in Vancouver closing with liabilities around 225 to 249 thousand dollars.
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Winnipen
Bank 0
Nova Scotia
St. James
Doig
Government May Appoint New Commission For Federal Grain Inquiry
Ottawa reports the government plans to appoint a new grain inquiry commission. Hon. J A Robb said the present commission may not continue, noting funding exists in 1922 23 estimates. He said government would investigate alleged irregularities by terminal elevator firms if charged, and that the Royal Grain Inquiry Commission had not reported.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Trade and Commerce
H. H. Stevens
Robb
Stevens
Board of Grain Commisioners
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Royal Grain Inquiry Mission
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Symington
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Sheldrake
North Battleford, Sask
John C. Eaton
Genoa
Fokio
Baron Hayashi
Viscount Ishii
Oim
Johnny Bull
Wheat Board
St. Lawrence
Washington
St Lawrence Great Lakes
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Jculture
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Thomas Sales
Sal Coats
H. Wood
Canadian Council of Agriculture
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Europe
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Vancouver
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Institution of Naval Architects
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