United Farmers of Alberta Convene in Edmonton
Edmonton January 14 The United Farmers of Alberta begin a four day annual convention with resolutions reports debates and addresses. Co operative marketing centered on the Alberta Wheat Pool dominates the agenda alongside talks by Premier Herbert Greenfield and other leaders.
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Edmonton
United Farmers of Alberta
United Farm Women
Alberta Wheat Pool
Alberta
John Oliver
British Columbia
A. B. McMaster
Brome
Herbert Sireenfield
Casing Drawn For Community Well At Many Island
Geologist Lebkicker reported the arrival of the hydraulic jack for the Many Island Community Well. Pulling of the casing will begin today and should finish in about a week or ten days. After drawing the casing the hole will be cleaned to determine indications from the extracted material.
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Lebkicker
Many Island
New Headquarters For the Canadian Officials in London
Canada to take possession at end of March of the Union Club in Trafalgar Square to house Canadian officers in London. High Commissioner and staff to settle in later. initial plans not extensive.
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London
Canada
Union Club
Trafalgar Square
Hodel and Bisbee Buy Drazen Interests in Medicine Hat Brewery
Mr V Drazen sells controlling interest in Medicine Hat Brewing Co. Ltd. for 40000 dollars to Lewistown Montana residents Gus Hodel and Edward Bisbee. The new owners arrive to take over and plan to move families to the city in spring. Drazen will stay through winter to aid setup before focusing on Many Island Lake oil ops. Drazen No. 1 well is shut for winter at 1480 feet as camp uses gas from the well. Drazen departs for Spokane and California to discuss future off lease operations.
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V. Drazen
Medicine Hat Brewing Co. Ltd
Gus Hodel
Edward Bisbee
Lewistown
Mont
Hodel
United States
Bisbee
Mr. Drasen
Island Lake
Drazen No. One
Mr. Drazen
Spokane
California
Labor Demands Eight-Hour Day in Canada Press
Ottawa reports the Trades and Labor Congress Executive presenting a legislative program to Premier King. Key demand is an eight-hour workday across the Dominion, with other requests including old age pensions, prison reform, proportional representation, and amendments to the Criminal Code, Immigration, Bank, Election, and Militia acts.
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Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress
King
Dominion
Man Injured On Box Car After Wind Lifts Roof
Charles Carlson, hurt when a gust lifted the box car roof at a trestle bridge on a Canadian Pacific Railway line, lies in Rose Hospital in serious condition. He was on top of the car during the train's last trip to the station.
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Charles Carlson
Rose Hospital
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Cartson
Prince of Wales South Africa Tour Planned in May
The Prince of Wales will sail from Southampton on May 2 aboard a passenger liner for a three month tour of Cape Colony Orange River Colony the Transvaal Natal and South Rhodesia. He will be greeted by the Earl of Athlone and Premier Smuts with official functions sports big game hunting diamond mine visits and social engagements.
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London
Prince of
Calgary Benchers Handle Law 800 Finances at Winter Meet
The Las Society of Alberta mid winter meeting discussed the financial report and routine business. Since June 30, 192, the roll stood at 986 with 30 enrollments. 966 had certificates. A. Begg of Medicine Hat attended the session.
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Calgary
Las Society of Alberta
A. Begg
Medicine Hat
Vancouver seeks new police chief with twenty applicants
Vancouver police commissioners received twenty applications for the city’s police chief position. The officials met yesterday but took no action on the matter.
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Vancouver
B.C
Etzikom Farmer Held for Theft
Etzikom near Pendant d Oroille on January 12 John Tuttle faced Jas. Sergeant J.P. charged with theft by conversion. Grain and other property seized in a debt recovery case with Tuttle acting as bailee. He allegedly sold grain and misappropriated proceeds. Remanded to await higher court as Sheriff S A Wallace directs ongoing action.
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Etzikom
John Tuttle
Near
Pendant d'Oreille
Jas
J.P
Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co
Tuttle
Ghandi Reported Sick in Jail Hospital Care
Ghandi the non co operation leader in British India is reported ill with fever while serving a jail sentence. He has been taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Poona
British India
Ghandi
Murder Case Shocks London Couple in Royalenta Estate
Major Norman P Bailey is alleged to have killed his wife Marjorid Bailey in their London home. She was found in bed with a gunshot wound and a knife through the heart. A note from her alleged lover claims a night of war memories and unknown further details. The couple were well born and resided in a fashionable London district.
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Norman P. Bailey
Marjorid Bailey
London
Rneland
le, Hand
Canada
Now Gabor Government Faced With Big Strike Powers
London report outlines a looming crisis as locomotive engineers and firemen threaten strike just as the Laborites may gain power. The engineers and rail unions held a three hour General Council meeting, considering proposals and awaiting developments. Margaret Boundfield, newly elected MP, presides over the council and is seen as moderating influence within Labor circles.
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London
Prades Union Congress
Mvechieailway
Oaeain
Cies Rency Committee
Aet
Margaret Boundfield
Owas
Medicine Hat CM A Branch Elects Andrews Chairman
At the Medicine Hat branch annual meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers Association held at the Assiniboia Hotel Friday, A B Andrews was elected chairman for the coming year with To Murray as honorary secretary and other officers named. Andrews read the retiring chairman’s speech praising the association’s work including wage reductions and Alberta branch growth. The branch reports stronger membership and a new permanent office opened in September, with provincial work expanding and ongoing efforts on legislative cases for Alberta manufacturers.
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Ciscoiat Manufacturers Association
Assiniboia
A. B. Andrews
To Murray
Hon. Secy
Pratt
Wo. Church
FL. Sissons
Redcliff
H. Ol. Sissons
Ehateman
Ace Andrews
Manufacturers’ Association
Adverta
Alberta
Theo Reque
UK Prairie Division
Dinette
Provincii
Brameries
Boa Tonten
Calgars
Wall Conday
Ted Das
Ate
Powehl
Medicine Hat
Norway to Abolish Prohibition Legislation in New Bill
In the throne speech opening the Storthing on Saturday the ministry announced a bill to abolish remaining prohibition laws. The measure would allow free sale of alcoholic beverages with revenue directed to cover last year’s budget deficit.
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Christiania
Stoerthing
Babies killed as Worcester city hospital elevator crushes dozen
A Worcester city hospital elevator malfunction crushed two babies and injured seven other infants and a mother as they were moved to the gates. Witnesses describe the elevator dropping below floor level and cribs tipping while frightened nurses and staff tried to free the children.
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Worcester
Mass
Jarbie Carurht Dessceen
City Hospital
Gatesery
Rangers
Stanks Satil
Ruth Beck
Weather Outlook Reflects Rising Barometer Across Central Regions
A shadow mood hangs over the western province as a low pressure system moves eastward. The barometer is expected to rise in advance of a high pressure area from the middle Pacific coast, with temperatures modestly improving by the middle of the week.
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Middle Pacific
Porecuet- Abberta
Alberta Premier Optimistic on Resources Return
Ottawa relations and the Alberta premier Herbert Greenfield expressed optimism over a satisfactory settlement for the return of Alberta's resources. The Winnipeg visit featured discussions about a peaceful resolution and Alberta’s unalienated claims, with other officials noted returning to England.
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Winnipeg
Herbert Greenticil
Alberta
Ottawa
Adberta
Poemier Greenfield
Edmoanton
Local G W V A Branch Chooses H Baker for President
At the annual meeting of the local G W V A branch members elected H Baker as president. The gathering praised Baker for leadership and elected a slate including J Tenderson and J Jackson with plans for the upcoming convention and community activities.
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H. Baker
G.W.V.A
Rebels retreat from Mexican cities as Federals pursue
Despatches report federals pursuing rebels toward Vera Cruz and Esperanza while Revolutionists evacuate Puebla city areas and retreat toward Reperancza Puebla. Casualties include several generals as loyal forces claim gains and coordinate counteroffensive efforts.
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Vera Cruz
Esperanza
Mexico City
Jan
Veboocan
Puebla
Speedal
Reperancza
Esperciza
New
Canadian Pacific Cuts Freight Rates for Peace River Settlers
Calgary reports Vice President Coleman announces reductions effective January 19 in grain freight from Spirit River to Vancouver and Prince Rupert, with varying cuts per hundred based on origin points including Spirit River, Peace River, Berwin, Sexsmith, and Grand Prairie in cooperation with E. D. & Be railway.
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Calgary
Coleman
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Bathway
The
Herald
Peace River
Canadian Pacific
E. D. & Be Railway
Vancouver
Spirit Rive Terpwryn
Smith
Claremoant
William
Berwin
Spirit River
Sexsmith
Clairmon
Prateie
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