By-election promise under fire amid ministerial reversals
Political debate centers on Hon. Gorge Hoadley and Hon. Mv. Ross statements about timing of a provincial election in Medicine Hat. Critics argue ministerial pledges are unsound and subject to expediency, noting past reversals including Liquor Act profit divisions and Premier's backpedaling. Preparedness urged regardless of election timing.
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Gorge Hoadley
Medicine Hat
R. Mitchell
Nuscoty
Mv. Ross
Hoadley
Ile
Mitchell
Summersault
Pledge and Budget Balancing Discussed by Mitchell
March Mitchell addressed the solemn pledge and the need to balance the budget. He argued for drastic expenditure cuts to avoid government deficits and higher taxes as a result.
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Mar. Mitchell
Alberta coal trial shipments face Ontario orders test
The Edmonton Bulletin reports formalities completed for a seven dollar experimental coal freight rate from Alberta to Ontario. The venture depends on Ontario fuel dealers and households placing orders, with governments guaranteeing railways and Alberta mines supplying carloads. Rival suppliers in Ontario push Welsh coal to preempt Alberta's approach. Trade success hinges on sufficient orders to prove feasibility.
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Alberta
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Vaeual Energy
Ceds
Enugh
Painleve's elusive stance roils French politics
London observers call M. Painleve the most attractive figure in French political life yet undecided on a clear course. The Socialists reject Briand leadership, fearing loss of ideological direction even if it preserves the Left's parliamentary position.
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M. Painleve
M. Girand
A. Briand
Mr Baldwins Visit Suggests British PM in Canada
The National Review excerpt argues 1925 Britain can safely send Cabinet ministers abroad while Dominion governments lack stable majorities. It notes the PM could use the Autumn Recess to establish a strong precedent by spending it in Canada.
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National Review
Canada
Fascist Prosperity in Italy under Fascismo
Sir Walter Becker analyzes Italian fascism in National Review arguing that material prosperity has advanced under Fascismo. The piece claims capital functions openly protect property rights and suppress subversive teachings, while praising welfare and implying labor discontent is low.
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Walter Becker
National Review
Ialy
Fascismo
Italy
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