Debates to Open in Parliament This Afternoon
Ottawa March Today in Parliament the Contos address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be moved and debated with Rt Hon Arthur Meighen opening for the Conservatives and Premier King replying for the government. The Senate meets Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
King
Robert Forke
Senate
Ucbate
Ontario
Maritimes
J. McMurray
Jon
James Murdock
Labor
Canadian Land and Irrigation Company Receiver Appointed
London March 3 Canadian Press Cable The appointment of a receiver for the seven per cent debenture holders of the Canadian Land and Irrigation Company is announced. The company says 13,000,000 has been invested by British investors and irrigation works are in good order but Western Canada faces worsening conditions with low wheat prices, high taxes, costly living, and restricted credit, making fresh capital unjustified.
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London
Canadian Land and Irrigation Company
Alberta
Canada
Three Die In Manitoba Farm House Fire Of Unknown Origin
Mrs William Lund and her daughter Mary Jane Lund along with Donald McKen died in a fire at the Land home near Giroux Manitoba. William Lund escaped with severe burns and fate of his injuries remained uncertain as neighbors fought the blaze.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
William Lund
Mary Jane Lund
Donald McKen
Miss Lung
Giroux
Man
Winnipes
Wiliam Land
Harry Lund
Mortgage Loan Debate Prompts Call for Select Committee
In Alberta this session a debate on mortgage loans and securities led to a proposal for a Select Standing Committee to investigate the mortgage loan situation and the effect of current legislation. Premier Greenfield defended government steps and noted completed reforms while opposition members urged immediate amendments.
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Adberta
Greenfield
Albertus
Iorlgage Investments
F B.ooleqdes
Acadia
Dnp
House
Iilegal
Gresnufield
Mitchett
Canada
Four Die As England Air Crash Causes Dual Collisions
In England a catastrophic air crash left four dead after two aircraft collided midair and another plane tried to land in bad conditions. Authorities identified the pilots and crews involved as investigators examine the sequence of the fatal events.
Unable to determine a clear historical headline
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events, names, or locations to summarize into a factual headline and teaser. The readable parts do not provide a complete incident or notice to anchor a summary-card.
Call Dr. Clark as an Expert Witness in Grain Inquiry
Winnipeg March 3 The Gratia Inquiry Commission urged Ottawa expert Dr. Clark to appear in person to discuss the value of cleaning and screening as feed. Chairman Turgeon agreed to press for a live statement so counsel can cross examine, with a possible appearance in Winnipeg or at the head of the lakes.
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Winnipeg
Can
Clark
Ottawa
Turgeon
Winninerz
Head of the Lakes
Davis
Price of Passports Abroad Raised in March
An article notes higher passport fees as of March fifteenth. The charge for issuing new passports rises from two to five dollars, and renewal fees increase from one to two dollars. Citizens planning travel to Europe in spring face higher costs.
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Oftawir
Europe
Smallpox Takes Nine Victims Since Saturday
Windsor and Gant report nine deaths from smallpox since Saturday linked to a funeral. No new cases today, health officer Dr. Fred Adams hopes the epidemic wanes with widespread vaccination. One death appears serious, signaling potential turn in the outbreak.
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Windsor
Gant
Gordon L. Deneau
Fred Adams
Unclear Weather Report From Paris Amidst Cold Spell
Readable fragments indicate Paris and France face a cold spell with low temperatures and high summer-like variances. Details are fragmentary and unclear, but reports suggest widespread cold conditions affecting daily life.
Additions Planned at Lith Woods Milling Expansion
Work on additions to the Lith at the Woods Milling plant will begin this week. Bennett and Wille of Calgary hold the contract, with Medicine Bow contractors to handle excavating and gravel hauling. The project adds a two story warehouse extension, grain tanks, and storage for flour and feed, raising capacity to 250 000 bushels and costing about 100 100 dollars. About twenty five to thirty men will be employed during construction. N J Breen, western manager, and J Alexander, Keewatin engineer, coordinated the specs and arrangements.
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Woods
Bennett and Wille
Calgary
Medicine Bio
N. J. Breen
Western Menace
Keewatin
Treasury agents seize alcohol aboard Olympic and Adriatic ships
Treasury agents confiscated 138 bottles of ale and a keg of beer from the storerooms of the White Star liner Olympic which arrived last Tuesday. The Adriatic later had 390 bottles of ale and spirituous liquors seized last week amid the control crackdown.
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New York
Treasury
Sensational Evidence Against Abbe Delorme in Murder Trial
Crown witness Edward Depovas testified at the resumed trial that a car matching Abbe Delorme's Franklin Brougham was seen near the Gates to Cote des Neiges cemetery at two in the morning when Raoul Delorme's body was found at Snowden. The testimony followed last week's sensational claims in the priest's murder case.
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Mortresd
Marehoo
Cote Des Neiges
Raoul Delorme
Snowden
Franklin Brougham
Abbe Delorme
Edward Depovas
Oon
George in Buckingham Palace Colds Cancelled Week Engagements
King George is confined to Buckingham Palace with a cold. On doctors advice he has cancelled several important engagements planned for the current week.
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London
Blue George
Buckingham Palace
Four Die Electric Chair for Bank Courier Murders
Supreme Court Justice Cropsey sentenced Morris and Joseph Diamond, brothers, John Farina and Anthony Pantano, to die in Sing Sing during the week of April seventh for the murder of two bank couriers and robbing them of £13,600 last November fourteenth.
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New York
Supreme Court
Cropsey
Morris
Joseph Diamond
John Farina
Anthony Pantano
Sing Sing
petitions push for completion of Canadian National lines
Ottawa March 3 petitions in support of restoring the Canadian National Railways Branch Lines Bill flood western MPs. Local farmer groups and individual settlers sign and send petitions from affected districts urging completion of the lines.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Senate
Twins Born Aboard Train Heading To Edmonton
Two babies arrived on the No 2 Canadian National Continental Limited this morning on its approach to Edmonton. The mother Mrs HKuokasky, wife of a railway official, was en route to a hospital when the birth occurred. Dr Ratway attended at the station and both mother and twins are reported well.
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Edmonton
Canadian National Continental Limited
Brune
Alta
Hkuokasky
Ice Hospital
Ratway
Steno
Wheat inspections tally and yearly comparisons
The report notes that 22s cars of wheat were inspected on Saturday with 201 graded under contract. It mentions last year that US corps of wheat were inspected and records a total of £ 75 carg against Pb a year.
Alexandria Emerges As Tourist Magnet In New Plans
Constantinople March 3 All members of the Caliph's Maren are expected to sail for Alexandria on March 15 amid the movement to abolish the Caliphate. Prince Orchan, grandson of Abdul Hamid and student at Robert College, is among those to be expelled.
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Constantinople
Alexandria
Prince Orchan
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Robert College
Deputation to Ottawa for Hudson Bay Railway and tariff talks
A Winnipeg council debate led to a plan for a delegation to Ottawa in early April to push completion of the Hudson Bay Railway and tariff reductions. Members include H W Wood, George Edwards, Colin Burnell, Mrs James Elliott, W A Amos, Mrs J S Amos, J A Maharg, and George Man.
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Winnipeg
Council of Agriculture
Ottawa
Regina
H. W. Wood
United Farmers of Alberta
George Edwards
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Colin Burnell
United Farmers of Manitoba
James Elliott
United Farm Women of Manitoba
W. A. Amos
Canadian Council of Agriculture
J. 5. Amos
United Farm Women of Ontario
Canadian Council of Alture
J. A. Maharg
Saska Cooperative Elevator Company
George Man
Grain Growers’ Grids. Se
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Bane
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Ministry of Justice
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Oshawa
Alfred Lowell
Clara
Mitchel Percardige
England
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Po Ia Ah Pel Pheer Iaedeu
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R. Boyle
Medicine Hat Petroleum Company
Downer
Soopun
Civic Employees Federal Union
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France
Paris
Mare
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