Marshall applauds as repudia tion of the blue ruin debate at Edmonton
Special to The Sotsillon reports J. Ks. Brownlee led a long political address in Edmonton with fiery rhetoric and literary allusions. Liberal R. C. Marshall challenged the U F A regime over provincial credit, provoking a heated exchange with Speaker McPher ton. Brownlee touted frugality and plans to tax review natural resources and boost coal and farm product marketing. Continued on Page Seven.
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R. C Marshall
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Edmonton Reaffirms No Change to Workmen's Comp Scale
Edmonton reports no increase to the Workmen's Compensation Act scale for this year despite prior government hints. Labor groups urged a rise to 7 percent but a compromise value of 66 2-3 percent was expected. The issue remains pending in the House amid ongoing protests by labor members.
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Edmonton
German Currency in Circulation Reaches 5.5 Trillion Marks
Berlin reports total German currency in circulation as of April 1 totaling 5.5 trillion marks. The figure was announced today, reflecting ongoing monetary measures and economic activity in Germany.
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Berlin
Shang up in utilities board shakeup in Edmonton
In Edmonton rumors circulate that G H W Bulyea will retire as head of the Board of Public Utilities after eight years, with Judge Carpenter likely to become chairman. The government may omit a third member and FE Freuin will focus on credit matters on the board with the new leadership.
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Dstraught Area Relief Act
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Mysterious Double Slaying Near Dongan Hills
Miss Dessie Mc Mahan of Allen New York and Mrs Irene Manding of Jersey City were found murdered with throats cut near a roadside in Dongan Hills Staten Island. Police believe they were killed elsewhere and dumped by an automobile. A bloodstained butcher knife was found nearby. both victims showed throat and back wounds.
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Dessie McMahan
Allen
N.Y
Irene Manding
Jersey City
Donvan Hills
Staten Isha
City Market Prices Include Eggs At 20e Per Dozen
Prices today show eggs at 20e per dozen. Other items listed include pork from 1e upward and live fowl priced accordingly. Se ib units and mut ton 14e appear as regional pricing markers for various goods.
Theatre Operators and Managers Seek Alberta Agreement
Edmonton April special report says theatre managers and motion picture operators in the province are negotiating over operator eligibility rules. Proposals would barred by one year residency before joining the Alberta association, a concession managers fear could block out-of-province workers during strikes. Alex Noss notes no official government action until direct agreement is reached.
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Vion
Alex
Noss
Dr Barker to Speak Here April First at Rotary Event
Dr Charles Barker of Grand Rapids Michigan will present a series of talks arranged by the Rotary Club on Wednesday April first. In the afternoon at Fifth Avenue Church he speaks to mothers and daughters on Mother’s Relation to Her Daughter, then at 7 45 p m to men on A Father’s Responsibility to His Son. At Pinelock High School he addresses students on How To Make the Most Out of Life. Admission is free.
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Dawn publication office bombed in Chicago incident
A Dawn Kua Klux Klaw organ office in Chicago was bombed, causing partial damage. Publisher Edwin J. Parkes reported threats against printers and warned of further danger, while police investigated the blast against the Bowery venue.
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New Germany and French Attitudes Stir Conference Talk
An inquiry at the Versailles conference quotes Dr. Tlanser of the University of Paris saying changes in German social policy would shape French views. The remark ties reaction to Germany's evolution to the broader debate on postwar European order.
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Germany
Amendment to D A R A Will Set Up Arbitration Court
The government plans an amendment to the Drought Area Relief Act to establish a court of arbitration to adjust farmers debts in drought areas. The revised act would apply province wide under Commissioner the Fervium on the Public Utilities Commission, replacing drought area terms and offering first aid to ordinary court procedures. Brownlee announced possible Friday introduction, with budget debates risking delays.
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Spevindota
J. F. Brownlee
Feeium
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Brownlee
Investigation of Ticket Thefts Ends in Convictions
The investigation into ticket thefts on the Canadian Pacific line concludes with nineteen train conductors, eight shearing car conductors, and two porters dismissed. Mac Portigala, a local storekeeper, is convicted of theft and sentenced to three years. Other suspects face trial.
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Charles Mirells
Peter Waneser
Jarre Mesterdas
Mie
Sturply
Murphy
J. U. Shearing
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Montreal
Nisters
J. O. Burns
Crnshian Mavifie Railway
Cunr- Olan Pacific Railwiny Audhorcities
Macs Portigala
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Cue
Election of officers at Alberta Edwg Association session
The Alberta Education Association elected Charles Poenstes of Medicine Hat as co president and Poowonerary as education leader. Lionel Gibbs of Volnontented nfeal school won first vice president and Miss Louise Peete of Calgary was named second vice president. Everard Edmunds and TT. Mreeman were named senior and junior public school representatives, with GC. BL Lennard of Colscury as secretary treasurer.
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Boston
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Volnontented Nfeal School
Louise Peete
Calgary
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Yeddeut
Everard Edmunds
Mdesent
Mreeman
Negro murderer is given life sentence
Vesewover April 6 Ped Bens colored found guilty of murder in the death of PoHee Constable Roo Mae Beath VC in this case. Months ago he was sentenced to life imprisonment by Justice A. McDonald.
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Roo Mae Beath
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Oil prospects discussed by Lebrighier at community meeting
R Lebrighier and Dr Plow Gershaw spoke at a community gathering on oil potential in the Wilma area. Lebrighier estimated feasible drill depth and indicated several promising formations, noting the district’s dependence on wider markets and the need for favorable geological conditions.
Resignation Rumors Roil Socialist Regime Circles
Fragmented text suggests political turmoil with resignations and disputes surrounding a government proposal. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions agitation in various circles and debates over leadership and policy.
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Teomaem
Trentines
Dolor
Theodhrstos
Delorme May de Bre brought to trial
Quebec court hears case against Apel Abe Delomaie in a transfer of funds dispute. The proceedings involve the Pere estate, with trial scheduled at a Mont Verd court in June and a related prosecution anticipated.
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Abe Delomaie
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Imoite
Pere
Dail
Beim
Tractors and Trucks Clash on Yukon Journey Last Leg
A mid century report recounts a tractor truck journey through the Yukon with a “tank truck” in tow. The convoy has left Minuto as the final telegraph point with about ninety miles remaining, amid uncertain conditions yesterday.
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Yukon
Phewson
Pressi
M C McKeen Attacks Government Over Budget Debates
In Edwonton on April 6 Special News reports M C McKeen of UEFA Lac Ste Anne criticizes the 1923 government budget. He targets road building retrenchment, reduced school funding, highway plans, and provincial revenue policies while urging coordinated provincial and municipal finance. He also foreshadows a reform proposal next session on tempering mental health issues.
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Vhe News
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UEFA
Lac Ste Anne
McKeen
Henle
Wedding ring style falls out of favor in Europe
New York April d. The custom of wearing wedding rings is becoming obsolete in Europe, especially among professional women, declared Mrs Nalle Wendilx Wielmyty. Danish movie star on arrival ledwy tran Copenhagen. She herself were none.
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Denish
Tran Copentagen
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