Reform of Electoral Methods in Britain and Canada
The piece argues that electoral systems worldwide are shifting from single member districts to proportional methods. It notes Britain Canada and Saskatchewan moving away from first past the post as coalitions and multi party dynamics rise. It cites Lloyd George and Ramsay MacDonald era reform pressures and foresees possible multi member constituencies or proportional representation.
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Great Britain
Canada
Saskatchewan
House of Commons
Legislative Assembly
Westminster
Ottawa
Regina
United States
Germany
France
Belgium
Great Briain
Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald Labor
Plane In Freak Accident At Roosevelt Field
A small monoplane piloted by James Riddle collided with a steam roller at Roosevelt Field New York during landing. The collision tore off the planes left wing and wrecked the aircraft. The roller operator A C Madderal suffered a broken shoulder while Riddle and two passengers escaped unharmed.
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Roosevelt Field
James Riddle
A. C. Madderal
Riddle
New German Plant Grows Fresh Leaves After Sleep
A recently developed German plant in the mimose family rapidly regrows leaves after a 15 to 20 minute rest. Leaves wither when touched or near flame, then new growth appears about a quarter hour after shedding. It grows in India where leaves are traded. trussed leaves are claimed to have medicinal value for burns.
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Germany
India
President plans army commission to cut military expenses
The president proposed creating a general staff commission of army officers to review obsolete items and extend program timelines while preserving preparedness. He noted U S military spending tops world totals and projected 1923 outlays at 803 million dollars, 120 million higher than the prior year, versus prewar averages of 26 million annually.
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Cearer
United States
New Health For Tired Out Women
Anemia gradual onset with fatigue irritability and insomnia described. Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as non habit forming tonic to restore red blood and energy. Case of Mrs D B Fanning of Seal Harbor Nova Scotia cited praising improved health after use. Available from druggists or by mail 50 cents a box The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Williams
Willian
D. B. Fanning
Seal Harbor
N.S
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine , Co
Brockville, Ont
Cyclists Honor War Dead At National Memorial Service
Nearly 10 000 cyclists gathered before the National Cyclist Memorial at Meridan England to observe a service for World War II dead. About 3 000 riders were girls in cycling breeches, joining a commemorative event at the memorial erected seven years ago to honor fallen cyclists. Dr Thomas Edison Ecclectric Oil offered as a remedy for scalds burns cuts and sprains with claims of rapid relief and savings on medical fees.
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England
Wales
National Cyclist Memorial
Meridan
The
Mamorial
Thomas Ecclectric Ol
Canada Iron-Making Centers Highlight Atlantic and Great Lakes
Three Canadian iron-making hubs are Sydney Nova Scotia on the Atlantic coast and Hamilton and Sault Ste. Marie in Ontario. The concise listing outlines the major centers contributing to the nation's iron production.
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Canada
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Hamilton
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
English conductor refuses London theatre post for $35000
Dr Malcolm Larent, famed English orchestra conductor, has declined a London motion picture theatre post offering 35000 dollars. The role demanded only three ten minute appearances daily.
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Drs
Malcolm Larent
London
Alberta Premier Brownlee Leads North Tour With Wallace
Premier J E Brownlee and University of Alberta president Dr R C Wallace depart Edmonton by Northern Alberta Railway for a four week northern tour. They will reach Fort Fitzgerald Great Slave Lake and Lake Athabaska with four day Peace River speaking tour in Wood Buffalo Park and mineral- development inspections. John M Imrie joins as journalist on invitation.
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J. E. Brownlee
Alberta
R. C. Wallace
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Northern Alberta Railway
Peace River
Fort Fitzgerald
Northwest Territories
Great Slave Lake
Lake Athabaska
John M. Imrie
Edmonton Journal
Brownlee
Wood Buffalo Park
Hancock
Alberta Provincial Police
Many Claimants For Czar Fortune In Three Way Fight
The late Czar Nicholas II fortune of about 100 million dollars is in dispute among three parties. The Soviet Government claims the money, much of it reportedly deposited in the United States. Princess Anastasia, posing as Mme Techaikowsky, has entered a claim in the United States, while recognized relatives challenge her as an impostor.
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Nicholas II
Russia
United States
Anastasia
Mme
Techaikowsky
Mme. Techaikowsky
Keeps a Mouse Farm In Rayleigh Essex
A feature describes a mouse farm in Rayleigh Essex with 59 000 mice of many colors. The farmer Mr Tuck can locate any mouse instantly and about 300 young ones are born daily. It takes five hours to feed them all and they are sold to colleges and hospitals for experiments. A separate note mentions a London garage for women autoists with a club devoted to feminine needs and a dedication ceremony.
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Rayleigh
Essex
Tuck
London
Reduced Crop Sparks Talk of Tighter Immigration Rules
Western Canada faces a poor crop year with unemployment rising. Hon. Robert Forke and deputy W. J. Egan tour the region and hints of further continental immigration reductions emerge. Possible diversion of immigration funds to aid farmers and continued land settlement oversight discussed to ease distress.
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Canada
Robert Forke
Forke
Western
W. J. Egan
Ottawa
Land Settlement Board
Soldier Settlement Board
Prince Wins King’s Prize at Bisley Meet
Lieut-Col R M Blair of the Seaforth Highlanders reports wide congratulations from Canada and every battalion of his regiment after the National Rifle Association Bisley meet. The Prince of Wales praised Blair's victory at St James Palace, while a Guernsey woman sent a teetotaling wish.
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Bisley
Prince of Wales
R. M. Blair
Seaforth Highlanders
Vancouver
St. James Palace
National Rifle Association
Canada
Blair
Col
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil touted for nerve and back pain
When pain from neuralgia or lumbago strikes, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is advertised to ease nerves and back pain after a thorough rub. The ad urges a trial to build faith in its effectiveness. It also notes a claim about reckless driving and mentions elephant tusks used in billiard balls.
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Thomas
Turner Valley Oil Output and Revenue Rise Rapidly
The Turner Valley oil field in Alberta shows growing production and revenue. Naphtha output climbs month by month from January near 38,501 barrels worth 154,000 to 92,122 barrels valued at 368,480 in June. Six months total hits 386,272 barrels worth 1,545,688 with July expected around 100,000 barrels and about 400,000 in revenue.
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Turner Valley
Alberta
Worm Exterminator Aids Children With Strong Track Record
Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator is praised as a leading remedy for worm destruction. It is described as rarely failing and a boon to suffering children everywhere.
Tourism traffic expected to break records in the west
H. F. Matthews of Winnipeg, general manager of western hotels for Canadian Pacific Railway, says mountain resorts are booked almost solidly for the season. Banff and Lake Louise hotels especially show strong bookings for the year.
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H. F. Matthews
Winnipeg
Western Hotels
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff
Lake Louise
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