Meighen Attacks Government Over Speaker Appointment
The House of Commons faced criticism from Meighen as Mr Lemieux was elected Speaker by acclamation amid debates on whether the Prime Minister or Parliament should appoint the Speaker. Crerar mocked the Liberals while Lemieux pledged to serve as a neutral servant of parliament.
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Meighen
Canats
Hox Rodolpe Lemies
Gaspe
Srier Mele
Me Meigen
Ray
Lemieux
Meizhen
Tin Isler Aduall
Prest
George Botvin
Shetford
T. A Crerar
Progressives
Crerar
Liberal Party
Jared
Fiume Blockaded By Official Order
Citizens disarmed and outsiders barred as Commissioner Castelli orders entrance halted for Plume citizens only. The action follows the overthrow of President Zanella and aims to honor the Rapallo treaty with Jugoslavs. Belgian professor Henri Bergan works on a farm near the city and plans to return home soon after a Canada visit.
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Fiume
Castelli
Phose
Zanella
Italy
Rapallo
Flume
Henri Bergan
Brussels
Canada
Britain May Sell Airship Fleet
The London Times reports Britain may abandon the imperial air service plan as India South Africa and New Zealand refuse cooperation. The fleet and related material may be handed over for disposal with a possible private sale or foreign holding of the airships and hangars.
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London Times
London
Consequence
India
South Africa
New Zealand
Hang
Imperial
Imperial Air Service
the Times
Russian Mennonites Weigh Move to Texas and Mexico
Russian Mennonites from Russia may join Canadian worshippers heading to Bustillos Chihuahua to buy land for settlement near existing Canadian holdings. Geo Hiebert of Long Beach California says he represents the Russian Mennonites seeking location in Mexico and Texas.
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EL Paso
Texas
Russia
Canada
Bustillos
Chihuahua
Geo. Hiebert
Long Beach
Calif
Mexico
Manitoba Divides Income Tax Revenue With Cities
The Norris Government plans to turn 25 percent of provincial income tax revenue to Winniper and other towns, refunds issued yearly, easing passage of the bill in The House. London reports a Commons vote of 208 to 60 to allow Lord Cecil to introduce a women suffrage bill on the same terms as men, despite Col. Archer-Shee’s opposition.
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Manitoba
Winniper
Norris
London
House of Commons
Robert Cecil
Martin Archer-Shee
Trans-Canada Montreal May 11 Schedule Reopens
Canadian Pacific Railway fixed May 11 as the reopening date for the Trans-Canada Limited schedule. The daily transcontinental service will run between Montreal and Toronto, with Moscow noted as a distant reference in the report. The article mentions a congress of metal workers and a personal wish to visit Genoa to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George.
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Trans-Canada
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Trans-Canada Limited
Trans-Continental Fier
Toronto
Moscow
Metal Workers
Genoa
Loyd George
Calgary Crowd Surpasses Forty Thousand in Hockey Season
More than 40 000 spectators attended professional hockey games played in Calgary during the past season highlighting strong fan engagement and city support for the team.
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Calgary
Lady Member Changes Senate Opening Address
A female member influenced a procedural change in Ottawa by altering the traditional opening of the speech to address the legislature as “Honorable Members the Senate Members of the House of Commons.” The change was attributed to the lady member.
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Ottawa
Senate
Mouse of Commons
House of Commons
Brandon Winter Fair Exceeds Expectations With Top Exhibits
Saskatoon exhibitors claim major wins at Brandon Manitoba event. Professor Shaw of Saskatoon leads sheep show. Thomas Zachery of Austin takes grand championship for a Hampshire ram. GT Fraser Tate of Sask. wins Percheron stallion foaled 1920 with Wellington. Dunann owned by Dr. C. Head Regina wins 1915 class. Dix Imbro owned by Ben Finlayson Brandon tops 1919 class. Fair View Baron owned by A H Forbes Grand Coulee earns top stallion 1920 award.
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Saskaton
Randon
Man —W Hospital
Professor Shaw
Saskatoon
Thomas Zachery
Austin
Hampshire
Fraser
Tate
Sask
Wolington
Dunan
Dr. C. Head
Regina
Aristocrats Seek Prairie Settlements With CPR Aid
Vancouver notes Russian aristocrats dispossessed by revolution plan to settle prairie farms in Canada. Count A Koulkolevski already near Basano Alta with 19 families expected in May. H J Loughran, CPR colonization agent, calls these aristocrats practical and well informed about farming.
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Vancouver
Canada
H. J. Loughran
CPR
A Koulkolevski
Bassano
Alta
Mr. Loughran
Koukolevski
Teppes
Regina Hospitals Convention Report Distributed
A comprehensive report on last fall’s hospital conventions in Regina has been printed and distributed to association members and others involved in hospital work. It includes proceedings from the Western Canada Hospitals Association, the Saskatchewan Hospital Association, and the Western Canada conference of the Catholic Hospitals Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Western Canada Hospitals’ Association
Saskatchewan Hospital Association
Western Canada
The
Catholic Hospitals’ Association
Resignation of Edward Montagu as India Secretary Accepted
The resignation of Rt. Hon. Edward Samuel Montagu, secretary of state for India, was accepted. The decision follows Montagu stepping down from his post amid mounting political pressure and calls for reform in India governance.
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London
Edward Samuel Montagu
India
Heart Disease Remedy Promises Strength and Normal Beat
A historic health ad describes heart conditions with palpitations dizziness and breathlessness. It claims a single remedy can restore strength regulate heart rhythm and return to a healthy state, warning of severe symptoms and offering hope for relief.
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Wil i
Wilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Advertised by Toronto Firm
Mrs Chastwick of Delhi Ontario suffered heart palpitations and dizziness with exertion. She tried Stilbur east and Nerve Pills, bought six boxes, and reports significant improvement. She says she feels like a young girl again and can walk miles without fatigue. The Milburn Co Limited in Toronto mailed the remedy on receipt of price.
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T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Canada Faces Heavy Fire Losses in 1921 Across Provinces
Dominion Fire Commissioner reports total Canadian fire losses in 1921 reached about $34 million, 75 percent covered by insurers. Canada saw 25,816 fires causing property damage with per capita losses higher than Britain. Provincial totals vary with Ontario and British Columbia among the highest, while spending on fire prevention stood at $125,000 funded largely by insurance company taxes.
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Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion Fire Commissioner
Department of Insurance
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Calgary Rider Sets New Pony High Jump World Record
Calgary Lass ridden by Louis Welsh cleared six feet to break the pony high jump world mark of 5 feet 2 inches at Brandon Fair in Grandoon Manitoba. Mademoiselle the 17 year old wonder horse also owned by Welsh and ridden by his son topped the bare at 6 feet 10 inches.
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Brandon Fair
Calgary Lass
Louis Welsh
Peter Welsh
Calgary
Mademoiselle
Mr. Welsh
Docking Space Taken For Montreal Harbor Season
Almost all docking space in the Montreal harbor has been leased for the 1922 season. If the mild spell continues, experts expect spring navigation to begin similarly to last year with the first ship arriving around March 29.
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Montreal
Minister seeks extra Saskatchewan Court of Appeal judge
In Ottawa the Minister of Justice announced a resolution proposing the appointment of an additional judge to the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan at an annual salary of 39000. The report also notes provincial antitoxin supply costs and large unit distributions by the Department of Health.
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Saskatche
Ottawa
House of Resolution
Court of Appeal
Regina
Saskatchewan
Department of Health
Germany Delivers Reparations Payment to Allied Commission
The German government informed the Allied reparations commission that it had deposited Germany's sixtieth day reparations payment totaling 31,000,000 gold marks. In Warsaw, import duties on food, clothing, and shoes were suspended for six weeks to ease living costs.
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Germany
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Warsaw
Reasons Given For U S Refusal To Attend Genoa Conference
The United States declines to participate in the Genoa conference, signaling a cautious stance as officials describe Europe’s need to stabilize finances and repair budgets. U S aid is framed as contingent on Europe getting its house in order, especially German reparations and foreign budget balancing.
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U. S
Genoa
United States
Europe
Cousefire
Ale Hughes
Italy
United
Pate
Keep on Serving Men in Public Life Must Do Their Best
Hon. Chas. Dunning urged municipal officials to continue in duty and service as Saskatchewan enters tough times. He told 700 attendees at the rural municipal convention that public life requires steady effort and cautioned against relying on theorists and shouters, stressing that the world will be saved by active, capable service. The convention covered taxation equalization and elected district directors and officers.
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Chas. Dunning
Saskatoon
A. Dunning
Dunning
T. H. Moffatt
Viceroy
Association
R. J. Moffatt
Bradwell
R. Douglas
Redvers
J. J. Lamb
Ogema
W. J. Haley
Vanguard
N. Parker
Togo
G. H. Hummel
Nokomis
ES. Carroll
Asor
Premier Martin Returns to Regina
Premier Martin returns to Regina after an extended stay in eastern Canada. He says a letter will be drafted in a few days conveying Saskatchewan's reply to Hon. W L Mackenzie King on the question of returning the western provinces natural resources.
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Martin
Regina
Canada
Saskatchewan
W. L Mackenzie King
Champion Steer at Brandon Fair
A fine Aberdeen Angus steer owned by J. J. Turner of Carroll was named grand champion at Brandon Fair. A carload of about 250 Manitoba poultry birds will be sent to the Chicago International show this year by the Manitoba Poultry Breeders Association, decided at the members banquet.
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Brandon Fair Brandop
Man
Manitoba
Chicago
Winnipeg Denies Toronto Relief Shipments Claim
Alderman W. B. Simpson, head of the unemployed relief committee, says Winnipeg did not ship any men to Toronto and calls the Toronto dispatch an unjust reflection. He notes 11 men reportedly seeking relief in Toronto after claiming to have received sandwiches and railway fare from Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
W. B. Simpson
Unemployed Relief Committee
Toronto
Saskatchewan to mobilize up to thirty five hundred seeders
Regina reports the Bureau of Labor plans to supply help for seeding on Saskatchewan farms this coming season. Officials expect a work force near the typical recent average, with numbers ranging around three thousand five hundred men.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Bureau of Labor
Cabinet Rejects Auction of 350000 Loan for Russia Famine Aid
London reports the cabinet will not auction a 350000 pound loan to the Russian Government for famine relief. It will provide medical aids to existing Russian relief bodies to combat typhus.
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London
Abinet
Russia
French Cattle Embargo Prohibits British Importations
Reuters Paris reports a decree issued as a precautionary measure bans the import of cattle from Great Britain and the Channel Islands into France. The move reflects wartime trade controls and aims to protect domestic markets amid tensions between the nations.
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London
Sauve Introduces Proportional Representation Motion
Quebec Arthur Sauve opposition leader in the Legislative Assembly introduces a motion in favor of proportional representation.
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Quebec
Arthur Sauve
Legislative Assembly
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Brandon Winter Fair
Trip
Wilburn
Taskiwin, Alta
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
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Department of Labor
Mounted Police
Department of Justice
Department For Militia
Naval Services
Department of Militia
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Spohn
Buena
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