Allied War Committee to deliver note on Germanys disarmament
London reports the Allied War Committee led by Marshal Foch will issue a note to Berlin detailing where Germany failed to meet Versailles terms. The note may indict Germany and set stages for evacuation talks after compliance is assured, with Council of Ambassadors to review the report.
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London
Allied War Committee
Marshal Foch
Germany
Marshal Foeh
Military Control Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Cologne
Relchatag
Ruhr
Luther
Stresemann
Ruhr Grib
Reichsbank
Herr Herz
Herr Stresemann
Reichstag
Herr Ilerz
Kiwanis Club Plans official charter celebration in Medicine Hat
The Kiwanis Club of Medicine Hat marks its official birthday tomorrow with District Gov Howarth Calerly presenting the charter. About fifty Kiwanians attend a dinner at the Cecil Hotel followed by a program and dance. Visitors from Calgary Swift Current join, with tours of local plants including Rosery Flower Co Medalta Stoneware and Ogilvie Flour Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Medicine Hat
Howarth Caleary
Cinh
Dinnex
Cecil Hotel
Calgary
WHHL
TR .A. Howard
L. W. Bronington
Judge Smyth
J. C. Roepe
Calgarians
Swift Current
Rosery Flower Co
Medalta Stoneware
Ogilvie Flour Mill
Lake of the Woods
J. G. McGee
J.G. Nickerson
N. M. Waldo
W. M. Eliott
W. J. McLane
J. W. McNally
J. H. Delf
K. C. Blackeson. Smyth
Dr. Gerahan
Norman Davis
Charles Bony Jr
Magistrate Ellis
J. A. King
Amendment to Test Office Act probes sworn press disclosures
In Ottawa the amendment seeks sworn statements from newspapers magazines and periodicals listing editors owners and stockholders with semiannual updates of publications aiming to influence public opinion. It excludes religious fraternal temperance scientific outlets and would bar noncompliant titles from mails. Paid editorials must be marked advertisements and duplicates go to the post master general for regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
T.L. Church
M.P
England
Itralia
Church
George Graham
Washington
Chicago
Cinadd
Weeks
W. J. Stewart
United States
Widtsoe Report Urges Self Sufficient Irrigation Plan
Edmonton February 21 A preliminary report by Dr John A Widtsoe on the Lethbridge Northern irrigation project suggests the system should stand on its own finances with extended payment terms. It recommends a 60 year repayment period and a sliding payment scale from two to five dollars per acre, cautioning against federal or provincial bonuses. Dr Widtsoe will compile a full report from Salt Lake City.
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Edmonton
John A. Widtsgoe
Lethbridge
Alberta
Long Tung
Widtsoe
Salt Lal City
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Directors Meet in Regina
Directors of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool will meet in Regina on Tuesday February 24 to discuss policy on elevators and the proposed course grain pool with delegates representing shareholders. The meetings aim to set strategy for pool operations and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan Wheat
Cutting Price For Trans Atlantic Cattle Shipping
Montreal February 28 The government subsidized trans Atlantic service proposed in the Peterson contract now before parliament will reduce carrying charges for cattle by 5 to 8 dollars per head Duncan Marshall former agriculture minister in Algeria told the Reform Club that the measure would be the biggest impetus yet given to the Canadian cattle raising industry
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Montreal
Peterson
Dunchan Marshall
Algeria
Reform Club, Ie
Prairie Provinces Seek Direct Appeal to Federal Cabinet
The three Prairie Provinces plan a direct appeal to the Federal Cabinet to secure uniform provincial sales of shares and federal representation. Previous efforts by Western attorneys general were rejected by departments, but a new initiative aims to reach the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg
Stout
Lloyd George Rests After Illness Amid Travel Plans
In Birmingham on Feb 23 Prime Minister Lloyd George spent a comfortable night in bed with a sore throat. Doctors said his temperature was normal and he hoped to travel again soon. Meanwhile Rev Father Fox of Cornwall marked the 56th anniversary of his entry into the priesthood.
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Hirmingham
Lloyd George
Father, Fox of
Corwall
Man Missing From New Norway Reported Safe in Camrose
Camrose police say Burton Buel of the New Norway district, last seen leaving Buffalo for a return trip to Camrose, turned up in Camrose after a Winnipeg train ride. Authorities had feared foul play and a continent-wide search was launched. A letter to Mrs. Hutekinsun weeks ago hinted at travel plans.
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Camrose
Fee
Burton Fr. Buel
New Norway Gittrict
Bullata Ales
Caccajo
Winnipeg
C.N.R
Buffalo
Police of
Canada
Unite States
Nave Debedt
Uuteksuin
England Stirred By King George Ills Illness and Mediterranean Plan
London reports indicate King George III remains in ordinary health despite bronchitis with physicians ordering a winter retreat to the Mediterranean. The decision to travel abroad prompts wide newspaper front-page interest as foreign visits and royal mobility become talking points.
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Leadon
Bed
Tuckingham Palace
George
Pugsley in Serious Condition Amid Pneumonia Ward
Toronto reports Hon. W. S. Pugsley remains critically ill with double pneumonia. Doctors express little hope for recovery as he lies in hospital. Forecasts mention cloudy skies and light snow in the west with milder Alberta conditions tonight and tomorrow.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
South Africa’s Commissioner Outlines A Vision for Empire
C Plenaare, commissioner of commerce for South Africa, told a banquet in Rotterdam that the British Empire could become a world peace league. He proposed a flexible federation allowing neutrals in wartime if security remains intact and suggested any country might later join without losing dignity or independence.
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Commissioner OF Commerce For
South Africa
Voices ‘A-Vision
Rotterdam
Holland
Reuter
C. Plenaare
Th Mamaria
Geneval Wertzog
Hig Honer
Chamber of Con Merece
Piewaare
Empire
Plenaare
Internal Troubles In British Labor Proceedings
The article notes a week end rift within British labor between extreme and moderate wings of the Trades Union and Labour party. The Miners Federation meets at Blackpool to amend the wage accord as South Wales demands five months notice to end the deal, challenging district council proposals. Dr. S W Radcliffe, a Moose Jaw physician, has died. born in St Marys Ontario, he moved to Moose Jaw in 1898.
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London
Calley
Trades Union
Loherilea
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Blackpool
South Wales
Monti
S. W. Radcliffe
Moose Jaw
St. Mary's, Ont
Bar Association Hosts Welcome For Justice Boyle
In Medicine Hat the local Bar Association welcomed Mr Justice Boyle at the Supreme Court opening. Crown Prosecutor Blanchard spoke for the bar, praising the appointment and the lasting good relations between bar and bench. The docket was light with three cases scheduled. Roeder chose to be tried by the judge, Betker was released, and proceedings adjourned for 2 pm for the Roeder matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Blanchard
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Court House
Blanclard
Medicine Hat Bar Association
Dustlee Thouse
Wedleine
Bar Assaindion
Supreme Court of Alberta
Blanchard
Bar Association of Medicine
Justice Boyle
Medicine Hat Aid
Fred Roeder
Andrew Crossman
Emmanuel Wells
Groulelh Betker
Roeder
Liberal minister Charles Stewart courted as candidate in Alberta
Edmonton February 21 Charles Stewart Liberal minister drew thunderous applause as he invited to stand as a Liberal candidate for West Edmonton at the federal level. He noted Alberta could offer a riding and asked for days to consider while stressing readiness of strong candidates. Stewart predicted Alberta may elect ten Liberals and push toward a Liberal government in the province. He left for the coast the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Charles Stewart
Ite Hutelllon
Cig
Federdt
West Edmonton
Magnus FcDonnell
Ray
Liberal Association
Stewart
Els
Ottawa
Alberta
Tiberals
Ewe with Five Lambs Sets World Record in Ontario
In Hamilton, Ontario, an ewe owned by Trafalgar township resident Lee son gave birth to five lambs on a Saturday. The remarkable event was reported as a world record with a cited value of $93.
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Smilton
Ont
Leeson
Trafalgar Townshity
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Amit
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Ieanor ‘Caroline Smith
Jay Smith
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Ppgsley
W. S. Pugsley
Deal Hotel
Pugsley
Vancouver
de Victoria
Jesop Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Sacchinse
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Monarch
Calgary Tigers
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Iry
Hock Community Arena
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