City Foreman Reinstated After Council Meeting
City Foreman McLaughlin was reinstated from suspension after a council session that blamed the dispute on a misunderstanding among the Mayor the City Engineer and the Foreman. The meeting approved a well drilling plan funded by an $82 500 bond and read a first by law to be voted on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Utilities Commission
Hoie
Bullivant
Ashburner
Mayer Bullivant
Ald
Hole
Supplementary Revenue Tax Debate in Alberta Legislature
The Alberta Legislature rejected Liberal Hugh J. Montgomery's motion to abolish the supplementary revenue tax by a vote of 9 to 9 and approved an amendment to study the tax's fairness with a report due next session. Liberals and allied parties formed a bloc against UFLA Conservatives and independents, with two Liberals absent for pairing. The debate intensified as the motion was discussed amid resource return arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdmonton
House
Hugh J. Montgomery
Wetaskiwin
Hon
RK. CG. Reid
Milton C. Mcl
U.F.A
Lac Ste. Anne
Montgomery
Government Withdraws Trades Disputes Bill From Parliament
The government has withdrawn the controversial Trades Disputes Bill after radical amendments in committee with conservative opposition and support from Literal votes. The move ends a lengthy parliamentary dispute over the measure.
Civic Relief Costs Cited At Rotary Luncheon
Mayor Bullivant outlined city relief costs including Children’s Shelter 1447.13 and hospital charges 4835 for isolation, with total general relief 10392 and a tax impact of 332 mills. He noted provincial funding 6000 received and Dominion funding pending, praising Relief Officer Miss Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bullivant
Medicine Mat
General’ Hospital
Isolalion
T.B
Calgary
Mathery
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Dominion
Miss Carson
Unclear OCR: history notes and fragments
Fragmentary text references questions and events involving Kathartans and Vicerey, mentions Mahatma and legal proceedings. Readable details are insufficient to identify persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
Congress's 71st Congress closes with record peacetime spending
Washington March 5 Associated Press reports the 71st Congress ends its term as the heaviest spender in peacetime history. The appropriations total about 10.9 billion dollars for government needs, including emergency construction to boost employment and drought and farm relief programs.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
71St National Assembly
Fatal Mill Accident and Dual City Murders Reported
Across the pages, a mill accident in Sault Ste Marie leaves Jean Cloutier dead after a fall onto a circular saw. In New York, Mac Birmingham, 32, is shot to death in his boss’s apartment, while his admirer Howard Quade dies from related wounds. Irene Von Lehliback, Archduke Albrecht’s wife, is said to be expecting an engagement, with King Alfonso likely to be godfather. Theo phile Julien, 74, collapses and dies en route to burial duties.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Qnt
Jean Cloutier
Fourtier
New York
Mac Birmingham
Wall Street
Howard Quade
Vienna
Associated Press
Irene von Lehliback
Albrecht
Alfonso of
Spain
Ottawa
Ont
Theophile Julien
Warren
A Barnes Receives Two Year Term for Burglary
Arthur Barries pleaded guilty to breaking into the Rabinovich store on South Railway Street and was sentenced by Mr Justice Ewing to two years in Prince Albert penitentiary. Crown Prosecutor Gregor said Barries had traveled from Calgary to Medicine Hat on February 18, stole skins, and sold some in Calgary for 43 dollars before arrest. Barries offered leniency and restitution, but the judge noted multiple prior convictions and sentenced him to two years to protect the public. This was the final case at Winnipeg Supreme Court sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barries
Rabinovich
South Railway Street
Justice Ewing
Supreme Court
Prince’ Albert
Mad Gregor
Medicine’ Hat
Calgary
Fien
Accuged
J De Boer Acquitted of Stealing Two Colts
Justice Ewing acquits J De Boer in a case filled with suspicion, giving the accused the benefit of the doubt. The court notes the burden on the Crown to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt and cautions against future accusations of taking others property.
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J. DE Boer
J. DeBeer
Justice Ewing
Supreme Court
DeBoer
MacGregor
Clare Miller
Hig Board
Dubeau
Reids
Ed ‘Uinn
Quinnn
Quinn
Mile Coulever
Ivy DeBoer
Medicine Hat
Gordon Morrigan
Ulmer
Miller
Dvernychuk Hanged Fort Edmonton Case Report
The official hangman ceremony slipped as Georgé Qworriy chuk was hanged for involvement in a Smoky Lak slaying tied to a four- person fatal incident. Witnesses described delayed delivery of the death sentence. Salvation Army Major Hector Hab kirk and others commented on spiritual matters amid the proceedings.
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Fdmonton
Ing
Georgé Qworriychuk
Smoky ‘Lak
Ewa Walea
Hig
Hector
Habkirk
Salvation
Jeans
Manria
Fire Destroyed Trotsky Papers in Istanbul Villa
The Associated Press reports a villa on Prinkipo Island burned destroying Lion Trotsky exiled Bolshevik leader plans and notes. Trotsky's secretary Nor Frarkel says loss includes the completed manuscript of the history of the Russian revolution and notes for unwritten volumes.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Associated Press
Lion Trotsky
Prinkipo Island
Trotsky
Jon Frarkel
Trotzky
Mme Trotzky
Weather figures for February at Medicine War
Mr Charles Pickering of the Weather Bureau reports February data with nil precipitation and a monthly mean temperature of 34 degrees. Maximum and minimum temperatures reached 5 and 1 degrees respectively, with 146.6 hours of bright sunshine.
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Charles Pickering
Medicine War
Explosion Causes Damage and Injuries at Melbourne Tea Room
A Melbourne tea room suffered a structural blast in the afternoon. Fire crews found shattered windows and debris. several patrons received minor injuries. The report notes an initial investigation into the blast and mentions a possible electrical fault as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Austalia
Alberta Legislature debates Direct Legislation Act plebiscite plan
Alberta legislators consider 55 000 signatures on a petition to abolish beer parlors and to hold a plebiscite under the Direct Legislation Act. Premier Brownlee notes the petition’s long history and the need for the private bills standing orders committee to review amendments before a final House decision.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Prohibition Association
Legisla
J. E. Brownlee
Geogr Webster
Liberal House
C. L. McPherson
Aloe
J. F. Lymburn
Webster
House
McPherson
Laborals
Lionel ‘Gibbs
Labor
Edmondno
D.M. Duggan
Brownlee Remirdét
Hugh Allen
U.F.A
Grande Prairie
Calgary
Joseph M Dechene
W. R. Howson
Mae 'D. Giroux
Grouard
Perren E. Baker
Incoherent OCR fragment on station master report
The readable text outlines a station master report and a crowd event with a district reference, mentioning pests and furniture and a bead. The fragment is unclear and lacks concrete names or dates.
Trade wages debate frames Ottawa labor talks
In an Ottawa interview dated March, G. D. Robertson discusses wage policy and the pressure on railway employees. He notes consideration of emolument reductions and departmental concerns shaping current labor discussions.
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Ottawa
Ont
Prass
G. D. Robertson
Thaeyigtas Dependant Railway
Watt
High Schools Should Offer Second Year Arts Work
A reader urges Alberta to let high schools provide a second year of university level Arts work. The writer argues many students cannot attend Edmonton or other cities, and high schools already offer first year work with trained teachers and supervision. The piece notes universities require student attendance and questions why Alberta University limits access.
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Medicine Hat
Sijce
The
Alberta’ University
Arts University
Queen's Universion
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George Actiuster
Ines Wiis
Cate
Caitetans
Mahatma Dt
Vicerey
Couric
Nw Walt Ag Undo
Ak Ieee
A. Barnes
Winnipeg
Amy Johnson
England
Victor Bruce
M. Costes
France
DeBour. Co
S. Blanchard
K.C
Aly
Gytinued
Pete
Dvernychuk
Ian Rogmere
Eacuns
C. Lionel Gibbs
Tredlems
Jere Booment
Aes Os
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