Mitchell Looms With Budget Reset Hope In House
In Edmonton on Monday afternoon Charles R. Mitchell new Liberal opposition leader proposed an amending motion to balance the budget and cut sessional indemnities, sparked a stir in the Farmer government ranks as his speech concluded.
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C. R. Mitchell
Shell Igto
Edmonton
Charles R. Mitchell
Mitchell
Federal Road Fund
Leder
Liberal Party
Ottawa
U.R.A
Gveenfield
Alberta
W. L.mackenzie King
Greenfield
Mer. Michell
Fremier Greenfield
Canadian Ace Killed In Crash At Camp Borden
Lt White of Whitinpes and Flight Officer R Cross of Toronto died when their aircraft collided midair with another plane piloted by A Morfee. Morfee landed safely. Details awaited official court of inquiry. Lt White, famed WWI ace with 31 confirmed kills and Dist. Flying Cross, Military Cross, Croix de Guerre, helped shoot down Richthofen. The second article portion reports political debate in Edmonton on budget deficits natural resources and cabinet cuts.
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Camp Borden
J. TW. White
Wihinipes
Toronto
Santa
A. .L. Morfee
Morfee
Juiry Gow Beng
White
France
Swedish statesman Hjalmar Branting dies at 64
Stockholm February 24 Hjalmar Branting thrice prime minister of Sweden and a leading European figure in the League of Nations died here today at age 64 after lung inflammation and a leg complication from phlebitis.
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Stockhom
Hjalmar Brauting
Fremiey
Sweden
League of Nations
Beland Aims to Push Soldier’s Bill Through Senate
Ottawa reports Minister H. S. Beland will introduce a bill to distribute canteen funds for ex servicemen and dependents. A central three member board will manage $100,000 with grants to the United Services Fund of Britain and the American Red Cross, plus provincial allotments totaling the remainder.
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Ottawa
Beland
Senate
Adjustment Service Bureau
United Services Fund of
Great Britain
American Red Cross
Alberta
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Freight Rates to be Revised by Government
Winnipeg reports Minister of the Interior Chas Stewart says no further construction money will be provided for the Hudsons Bay route. He asserts no steel work will be abandoned and predicts a comprehensive railway rate revision nationwide to remove West discrimination in class rates. Stewart, traveling from Alberta to Ottawa, references the Crows Nest Pass freight rate case now before the Supreme Court.
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Winnipeg
Hudson’s Bay
Jion
Chas
Stewart
Alberta
Ottawa
Crows Nest Pass
Supreme Court
Dominion
King George Passes A Good Night In Buckingham Palace
London February 24 court circles report King George was well enough for a restful night. His physician called at Buckingham Palace but no bulletin was issued, and if recovery continues at the present rate, no further bulletins are expected beyond a possible notice of convalescence.
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London
George
Buckinghan Palace
Alberta's liquor profits report to legislature
Edmonton reports that Alberta’s liquor board sold over 2.6 million dollars worth of liquor in eight months, yielding a net profit of about 1.02 million. The year’s figures show costs of sales, taxes, duties, and freight, with beer taxes and provincial revenue contributing to the outcome. The commissioner notes high duties on Scotch and brandy and discusses efforts to curb moonshine.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Liquor Control Board
R. J. Dinning
J. Brawnlee
Liquor Board
Dinning
Dominion Customs Duty
Dominion
Sean
Akate Airatea
Roeder Declared Not Guilty After Assault Trial
F Roeder aged 40 was found not guilty by Justice Boyle in the Supreme Court after a juryless hearing. The judge voiced disbelief in the accused's story but said he must grant the benefit of the doubt due to lack of corroborative evidence. Elsie Miller testified of the attempted assault at a farm near Hilda.
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F. Roeder
Justice Boyle
Supreme Court
Nooe
Ha Lordship
C. S. Blanchard
G. M. Blackstock
Elsie Miller
Hilda
Elsie
Roeder
Sus
Accured
Elsie Sna
Mr. Blackstock
Nash Mutual combines blamed for harming Canadian public
Ottawa reports Minister James Murdock notes the Nash Mutual brokerage and jobbing houses form a large cross border combine harming producers, consumers, and brokers. Commissioner Duncan cites tolls paid by brokers to area Nash offices and suspicious practices including secret profits and false returns.
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Ottawa
Illon
James Murdock
Leslie Duncan
Nash Mutual Combine
Canada
Murdock
Tie
Nash
Gottawa
Lewis Duncan
Bhouse
West
Nash-Mutual
United States
Gumminstoner
AHL Fuepive Jvi
Sie
Witu
Vanecouve
Nash-Mutual Organization
Chicago Mystery Deepens Over Dr Olson Exhumation
Investigations into William McClintock's death take a new turn as the Chicago Tribune reports a possible exhumation order for Dr Oscar Olson brother of Marry Olson Chief Justice of the Municipal Court. Dr Olson allegedly died from heart disease after a malignant poisoning incident involving a pear offered by guardian Shepherd.
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Chicago
Wm. McClintock
Oscar Olson
Marry Olson
Chicago ‘Tribune
Olson
Shepherd
McClintock
George Fosberg
Shepherd Lm
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