Edmonton Liquor Act changes push central vendor system
Edmonton a Feb 28 Special to the News reports a major Liquor Act amendment aim to centralize liquor distribution under the provincial vendor. Drug stores will cease selling liquor on prescriptions, with new vendor outlets in Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat to handle prescribed sales while doctors retain prescribing rights. Country stores see little change as the system tightens controls on liquor distribution and use.
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Edmonton
J.B. Brownlee
Attorney General’s Department
Calgary
Greenfield
Lethbridge
Medicine
J. B. Brownlee
Brownville couple blesses family with fourteen children
In Bee Spring Kentucky a Potest family of six years marriage welcomes ten new babies at Bee Spring setae. The first eight children were four pairs of twins and all are reported thriving. The report notes the prolific brood includes fourteen newborns in a single family event.
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Brownvile
Witte
Potest
Vchildren
Provinces Renounce in Past Transactions Ad Pace
Analyzed fragment hints at a notice or ad about provinces renouncing past transactions. Text is fragmented with phrases like Thinks That Shortest and Simple and Witched Taken. No clear names dates or places to anchor details.
Ottawa letter maps prairie natural resource transfer plan
Prime Minister Mackenzie King outlines a proposed settlement to return natural resources to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The plan would end land subsidies in exchange for resource control, subject to parliament approval and no eastern province compensation.
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Ottawa
Rontoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mackenzie King
Kin
Prairie
Manitoba
Sagekatchewan
Alverta
Prairie Provinces
Prilie
Apont
Maeve Ve
Ineion
Bae
Almorent- Way
Sheep Herder Survives 96-Hour Blizzard Ordeal
Mr. C Brumenger of Knight-Watson Ranching Co drifted 15 miles southeast of Raymond in a blizzard for four days without food or sleep. Found exhausted, he is hospitalized with severe frostbite that may require amputation of fingers and toes.
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Raymond
C. Brumenger
Knight-Watson Ranching Co
Brumenger
Middle Coplee ‘Ranch
Bryner
Greenway
Rioting and bloodshed in Moscow linked to railway strike
A dispatch from Copenhagen reports serious rioting with bloodshed in Moscow and ties the unrest to the ongoing railway strike. The cordoned city faced clashes as workers and factions clashed amid the transport disruption.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Hearing for Forger charges against 66 Bannan opened yesterday
The Supreme Court session began with the prosecution led by Mr. Short of Calgary and the accused giving evidence in his defence. Mr. G M Blackstock represented the defendant as witnesses described clerk Shawn and probate issues, noting rubber stamp signatures were not used by Nace on probates or letters of administration.
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G. G. Bannan
Justice Walsh
Supreme Court
J. Short
Calgary
G. M. Blackstock
A. Wallace
Supreme Courts
Medicine Hat
Shawn
J. W. ‘McClean
Nace
Mr. Wetman
Mr.Bannan
Court House
Old Court House
Ontario to Have No Election This Year
Premier Drury stated there will be no provincial election in the near term and not a snap vote chosen by the government. He said the people are tired of elections and that elections will be called only when there is good reason for the government to do so.
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Toronto
Drary
Fife
Irish treaty debates and Athlone barrack handover reported
The report notes Arthur Griffith defending propaganda against the treaty while Eamon de Valera opposes harassment tactics. In Belfast on March 1 Commandant General McKeown with 500 IRA men seized Athlone military barracks for the Provisional Government as 10,000 watched the guard post and tricolor raised over the castle.
Jail Break Via Tunnel At Perry County Jail
Seven inmates escaped from the Perry county jail in Pinckneyville through a tunnel they dug using a razor and steel from their shoes. Sheriff Thimming learned of the breakout after guard Sam Gilmer, a Black prisoner, was recaptured at Duquoin later that night.
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Pinckneyville
Perry County
Thimming
Sam Gilmer
Duquoin
Dilworth Curran and Bohnet Elected in Excelsior District
Election results from Excelsior municipal district show W. J. Dilworth 114, A. W. Curran 102, F. J. Bohnet 97, G. O. Sallows 87, T. N. Adsit 53. Dilworth Curran and Bohnet elected. Ward system by law passed 97 to 82.
Nicholas fined in police court for Lord's Day act infraction
In this morning's police court P. Nicholas was fined five dollars and costs for violating the Lord's Day act.
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P. Nicholas
Darkness grips Johannesburg as power cuts hit city
Dispatch from Johannesburg reports a citywide blackout on March 1 affecting amusement districts that retain their own lights. The outage followed the abandonment of a major project and left many areas in darkness overnight.
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Cress
Johannesburg
Who
Lord Degate Frames Profit War Spread to Sudan
In a London speech Lord Degate laments profiteering spreading to the Sudan where the price of wives has reportedly doubled, warning of ethical and economic consequences for civilians abroad.
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Lord Degate
London
Sudan
Edhiontony Special to The Ne ee Office Report
Fragment mentions a special report request to the science office dated February 1st 1922 with unclear city and agency references. No clear events, names, or outcomes readable.
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Edhiontony
Ne Ee
Stientif
Esis Culement
Atg' Ist
Mary Pickford Work Starts Young in Theater and Movies
Testimony in New York reveals Mary Pickford began on stage at age five earning a small weekly wage and entered motion pictures by fifteen with a reported pay of 96 dollars weekly Adolph Zukor later offered Mary from four thousand to ten thousand dollars a year as a producer's claim and related business matters involve Mrs Charlotte Wilk and Mrs Cora Wilk.
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New York
Mary
Pickford
Giay
Charlotte Ie Didthief
Cora
Wilk Minig
Eee Pickford
Unidentified steamer distressed near Tiverton Digby report
A telegraph message from Puyiy states an unidentified steamer, deeply laden, is in distress about three miles from Tiverton Bay. Another large vessel stood by in daylight, then left the scene at 10 o'clock and steamed toward Digby.
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Nighy
Tiverton, Bay
Puyiy
Digby
U S Aid Reaches Starvation Belts With Rail Deliveries
Moscow reports a U S congressional relief fund of 920 600 000 reaching famine zones. A train arrived at Tsarityn in the Saratov region on February 25, with twenty five trains from Novo Rossysk heading to hunger points. Six ships have reached Novo Rossysk and two at Odessa since February 6, with unloading progressing.
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Moscow
Marth
United States
Tsarityn
Saratov
American Relief , Administration
Novo Rossysk
Black Sea
Odessa
Republican Army Agrees to Protect Irish Posts
Dublin March 1 arrangements for the protection of Irish interests were announced by Richard Mulcally minister of defense at a Dail mid forenoon meeting. The Republican army would occupy and safeguard military posts evacuated by British troops and would not interfere with the coming elections, with the Anglo Irish treaty as the issue and to abide by its results.
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Dublin
Richard . Mulcally
Canadian Fielding to Discuss Trade Reciprocit y in Washington
Ottawa reports an official statement that a cabinet decision to reopen reciprocity talks is not yet made. Canadian Finance Minister Fielding travels to Washington to confer with U S officials and to meet President Harding, while Ottawa awaits guidance on the potential talks.
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Ottawa
Washington
Ffielding
Ackows Fieldinn
Hing
Itv
United States
Canada
William
Fielding
Harding
White House
Musselon
Canadian Pacific Stands Out as Dividend Earning Rail in 1985 Outlook
March 1 report notes business conditions won't normalize until 1985 at earliest. KL Ress, prominent CP stock holder and former leader, predicts slow recovery with rail profits tied to global demand. The interview cites cautious optimism amid continued economic lag.
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Yous
Ank
KL Ress
England
Canadian Pacific Railway
Disorderly remnants haunt a distant Rome outpost
Fragmentary notes describe a volatile scene near Rome with mentions of fascist factions, an armed detachment, and unspecified deaths. References to London, German forces, and a conspiratorial cell hint at a broader wartime intrigue amid chaotic events.
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Rome
Theora Ee
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