Liquor Commission Salaries Dominated by Debate
Edmonton and Manitoba report the liquor control salary dispute with amendments defeated. The debate centers on chairman pay from 7000 to 12050 and set allocations for two assistants. Other actions include bids to control school funds and a branch railway proposal to move Alberta coal.
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Winnipes
Fey
Mwae Legix
Henare
Manitoba
Labor
Firgt
J. Hamein
St. Rose
T. C. Norris
Liberal Group
F. G. Taylor
Portage To Prairie
Labor Party
Murdock Denies Resignation Rumor in Ottawa
Ottawa reports Hon. James Murdock, minister of Johor, declares he has no intention to resign. He dismisses speculation tied to rumors of his retirement from the cabinet and cites no imminent action, despite questions arising from his withdrawal of personal funds before a bank failure.
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Ottawa
James ‘Murdock
Johor
Murdoch
Frozen to Death Fate for Murderer in Ontario Camps
Reports from Silver Mountain say Peter Tomack, pursued for the murder of Serat Fo Bl Creasy, Ontario Provincial Police, was found dead in a Pigeon River lumber camp thirteen miles south of Silver Mountain. Tomack had been sentenced to death.
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Vert Arthur
Silver Mountain
Peter ‘Tomack
Serat
Fo BL Creasy
Ontario Provinclal Police
Ange
Pigeon River
Tomark
Trazen
Shah of Persia facing criticism over lengthy European sojourns
The Persian public denounces the Shah for extended stays in Europe and contemplates establishing a republic, per a Daily Marx correspondent. The monarch, abroad since before November, travels across Europe from January 10 1922 and has links to earlier years. In Central America, political upheaval in El Salvador and Honduras emerges as instability grows with rebels seizing key ports and cities. General Ferrera is named provisional president as talks of a quick civic-war resolution surface. Painter Peyro Urrea, former Valencia School director, has died.
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London
Persia
Shah
Europe
Republic
Macs
Ehanes
Eheran
Murope
Nive Jle
San Salguador
Republic of Salvador
Gutierrey
Teguelogapa
Calita
San Pedro
Insula
Teta
Gregorio Ferrera
Cardinal Logue Condemns Dress and Dances in Armagh Pastoral
Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland, criticizes modern women's dress and late night dancing in a Lenten pastoral to Armagh archdiocese. He urges clergy to withhold Holy Communion from those in unbecoming attire and laments fashionable immodesty amid economic worries in Ireland.
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Armagh
Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Archdiocese of
Munion
Tabor Candy Co installs new machinery and reorganizes plant
The J. H. Tabor Candy Company Limited held its annual meeting at the company office. Shareholders including J. H. Dell T. A. Cory and C. M. Howell reviewed the auditor's report and noted new machinery and factory rearrangements to boost competitiveness. Officers named for the year: J. H. Tabor president manager H. P. Munro vice president C. M. Howell secretary treasurer. directors Andrew Haworth Carmangay Alberta and Wm. Crawford city member.
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J. H. Dell
T. A. Cory
B. F. Bouch
G. P. Louch
Wm. Crawford
Dixon
J. Mc Williams
H. P. Munro
Tabor
8. W. Sprague
Gordon W. Morrison
W. C. Crawford
Rainmaker Hatfield Offered $1000 An Inch
San Bernardingo California March 1 The Board of Supervisors faced a bid of 1000 dollars per inch from Charles Mo Hatfield known as the Rainmaker. Supervisors delayed decision pending petitions from farmers seeking county employment for Hatfield. A separate note mentions a deadly explosion at a paper mill in Quilmes with one worker fatally injured and two missing.
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San Bernardingo
Cal
Board of Supervisors
Charles Mo
Hatfield
Ivredo
North Star Eye Case Company
Quilmes TM
Explosion at New Brunswick TNT Plant Kills One, Injuries Dozens
A massive blast at the TNT plant near New Brunswick on the Raritan River destroyed facilities and injured at least twenty people, with reports of one death. Hospitals confirmed multiple critical and non critical cases as investigators begin work on the site. A smaller outbreak of smallpox has been reported in Ontario this week.
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A. W. Elson Painkes
Brandon
British Isles
Canada
United States
College of Science and Technology
Edinburgh
Scotland
Campbellford
Ont
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Rocky Mountains
Calgary
New Brunswieck
J. Mareh
Quemon
Nixon
Raritan
German Captain Boasts Fast Polar Dash Plan
Captain Anton Heinan, a German dirigible expert, declared he could pilot the Shenandoah on a nonstop Lakehurst to the North Pole and back in five days if hydrogen gas is used. He threatened the United States would beat Britain to the polar region this summer.
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New York
Anton Heinan
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N.J
North Pole
Great Britain
United States
Pole
Church Union Bill Advances in Legislature Showdown
Fragmented report details a legislative debate over a proposed church union bill. Key figures include speakers McPherson and Cameron with opposition from Meheen Ste Aue and Donald Cameron as the measure faces procedural hurdles and potential impact on church property and governance.
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Love
Wainwryth
George Velaen Fen
Perabitta
Rabe
Pearson
Cadgary
Meheen
Bae Ste
Aue
Donald Cameron
Timisrail White
M. C. Fleen
Howe
McPherson
Lehaig
Church
Assembly
Ontario
Shield
Bitte
Critel
Miro AleKeen
Stegd Ohmrehes
Wits Authority
Employers Battle Looms as Strikes Threaten Lockouts
A government declaration signals a confrontation between employers and labor unions amid rising tensions. Textile workers announce a strike beginning next week, while employers warn that continued disruption could force lockouts. Heavily affected trades include bricklayers masons lithographers and unskilled laborers amid renewed labor disputes.
American Ships to Be Sold If Possible
London reports interest in the United States Shipping Board plan to dispose of ships if feasible. The Duly News notes Britain intends to keep control of sea lanes, with the Union Dock not yet displaced by the Stars and Stripes.
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London
United State
Ronte
Cate
Thas
Union
Fat stock shipped from Vauxhall in seven double deckers
Vauxhall reports seven double decked cars of fat limbs and one car of fat steers shipped Wednesday to Swifct Co and Burns Co to supply Southern Alaska markets. The first shipment of eight thousand head being fattened at Vauxhall this winter benefited by a mild season. Farmers expect better returns from feeding operations.
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Swifct & Co
BP Burns & Co
Serta
Vesa Tl
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