Alberta Legislature Takes Action on Cattle Embargo
The Alberta Legislature plans to debate a motion by James Weir and A Moore urging Britain to lift the embargo on Canadian cattle for import into Great Britain. The motion notes Canada’s disease controls, the U S potential duties, and Britain’s market appeal, seeking government pressure for removal.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Mareh d
Atic
James Weir
Nanton
A. Moore
Cochrane
House
Tree
Comemons
Manitoba
Messrs. Weir and Moore
Duncan Marshall
Lord Beaverbrook
Great Britain
Messrs
Weir and Moore
United States
Dominion of Canada
House of Commons of
Donen Marshall
Government of
Canada
Otto Deering Sentenced to Two Years for Theft and Forgery
Otto Deering was sentenced in supreme court to two years on each of two counts after a jury verdict of guilty. Judge Hyndian noted the leniency due to his wife and children, with a recommendation for concurrent terms. The sentence followed testimony detailing the April 17 1920 thefts at an Irvine location and related movements.
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Otto Deering
Supreme Court
Hyndian
Blacm
Divine
Flo
Rev
Ar. Riker
Reme
Irvine
Vic
Dan
Amon's
Tle
Kalmbach
Rudolph Deering
Calgary Albertan Teachers Strike Threat Report
Edmonton March 4 Special to the News says the Department oftidu enon and the Government deplore any steps toward a strike by Calgary teachers and warn that words widening the breach between teachers and trustees will worsen the dispute. report continues on page six.
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Admonton
Department of Tiduenon
Calgary
Alberta
Deep Otol Welle Proposal At Medicines Hai District
Proposal seeks interested parties to partner with International Gib Co for a deep strata prospect in Medicines Hai district. Respondents to contact Martin A Phillips at his office or by phone for details and next steps.
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Dell
Medicines Hai
International Gib Co
Holfer
Martin A Phillips
Canadian robber steals 85000 in Seattle diamond case
A Canadian named D A Debois from Nelson BC is reported to have been robbed of 85000 and a valuable diamond ring after being lured into a dark corner in Seattle on March 4.
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Seattle
A. D. Debois
Legeiage
Nelson
Reduced Wages For Labor To Gain Effect
A rede east of wages for Labor was adopted by the general contractors association at a meeting yesterday afternoon. It was decided to apply the new scale on March 4, with some cases starting earlier. Unskilled labor to receive 44 cents per hour, carpenters and bricklayers 60 cents, plasterers 14 cents, painters 60 cents, cement finishers 60 cents, stone masons from 60 to 80 cents per hour.
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Montreal
Marcel
General Contrallors’ Association
Marek
Poland
New Sende
Western Stock Growers Meet Endorses Calgary Lease Policy
The Western Stock Growers Association met in Mayor Huckvale's office with 21 members present. They endorsed Calgary’s push to renew grazing leases and planned a special April 1 meeting to consider affiliation with the Calgary group. Jas Mitchell was named secretary.
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Western Stock Growers’ Association
Eld
Huckvale
Jas, Mitchell
Boseawen Addresses Council of Agriculture After Dudley Defeat
Sir Arthur Boseawen spoke at a Council of Agriculture gathering last evening after his defeat in the Dudley by election. He asserted his strong agricultural stance for Fingkiend, arguing the loss should not shift policy on key farm interests. A council resolution urged the government to maintain import restrictions on grain yields, with debate noting Canada War turns and concerns over non discriminating practices.
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London
Dudley
Arthur Boseawen
Council of Agriculture
Specialist party announces Washington offices and April protest
The national executive committee of the Specialist party announced opening of headquarters in Washington and a demonstration at the Capitol on April 25 to mark the second anniversary of Dehhe's imprisonment, amid calls to free Magene Vo Bebb and other foes.
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Raston
Marel Foe
Magene Vo Bebb
Washington
Dehhe
Speciaist Party Today
Irrigation Delegation Heads to Province for Projects
The delegation to the Provincial Government will leave on train No. 2 Tuesday for Mataiton. Mr. Dow Has, now at Spoke, will meet the delegation at Mataiton. The Chamber of Commerce prepared a pamphlet and a map with information on the irrigation projects.
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Iidimonten
Me. Dow
Mataiton
Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat Debating Team Wins Provincial Championship
The Medicine Hat High School debate team won the provincial championship defeating Victoria High School to claim the Rutherford Silver Cup. Team members Charles Waldo Evelyn Waster and other pupils from Medicine Hat led the victory with the subject on limiting inheritance for social justice.
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Medicine $Lat High School
Vietoria High School
Provincia Mento
Best Nis Capital
Charles Waldo
Mig c
Arr
Now
Waldo
Wiiss Evelyn Waster
Mes
TE Thacher
Avene
Motieine
Nersel
Chesca Heights
Fieh
Calpary
Lave
Mediedne Pyitt
Lyves
Ronsell Sendersen
Senor
OW. Henderson
Pugh Crawford
Won
Crawford
First Street
Blood Cotwell
Ot Roudelly
Padoyvd
Juese Es Vwlre
Soviet Fortress at Kronstadt Falls Rumors Spread
Washington dispatch says a Soviet fortress at Kronstadt has fallen to revolutionary troops amid conflicting reports from London. News reaching London notes continued unrest in Russia with uprisings disputed by some sources while others claim anti-Soviet forces still threaten Moscow and Petrograd.
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Kronstadt
Washington
Mrenstidt
Pinnalsh Lesanou
London
Rusia
Prim Oon
Moscow
Petrograd
OCallaghan of Cork Faces U S Legion Opposition
In Charleston last night OCallaghan of Cork met opposition from American Legion members who adopted resolutions opposing his proposed visit. They charged a movement aims to stir anti British sentiment and potentially force hostilities between the United States and Great Britain.
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Charleston
4. C
Shively
American Legion
Lord Maye
Ocallaghan
Cork
Britain
Bean Gressing Contest Stands With Weekly Prize Winners
End of week two in the city coupon sale contest shows standings led by Bover W. Lutes 216d Fo Crane 1960 Ly Stewart T280 and many others. Weekly top sellers Roger Tharding and Canis Cyrvetine Conner led the week with 25 and 0 sales respectively.
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Bover W. Lutes
Fo Crane
Ly Stewart
McNeely Roca
Rh. Dlarding
Ro Prestan
Thadlidey Pede
Ko Johnsen Ore
Connerita
A. Baypslin
de Davies
Ottmann
Ib Yocom
Mortrisen
Keith Plea
BL Tyterted
J. Daniels Wind
Ansley
Zo Snodgrass
Guster Kuaa
Roger Tharding
Canis—Cyrvetine Conner
Parade of the 1st Apert Mounted Rifles at Atmouvies
The 1st Apert Mounted Rifles parade at Atmouvies on Sunday March 6 and march to Trinity Church for Divine Service. Reverend UH Bee will officiate at the service for Catholic parishioners gathering at 10 o clock before proceeding to the church.
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1St
Aperta Mounted Rifles
Charet
Natural Resources Debate Nears End in House Conflict
The debate over the Natural Resources amendment moves toward closure as Opposition leader Mwtag counters the main motion. Lawmakers discuss the Spirit of 1805, taxation reforms, and the new equalization plan with votes on the Supplementary Revenue Tax and related acts including Savings Certificates, Water Users Districts, and subdivision provisions.
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Kelintonten
Abaredi
tSnedal Ta
Iturab Resources
Aftteck
A. I. Mwtag
Tle
Arcumenss
George Toadley
Choe Eldment
Ann. Pawing
House
Dos. McCallum
Veerveville
S. C. Cohin
Sovernment
Mis
L. C. McKinney
Claresholm
Jom
Ro Mitchell
Britain and Range Ready to Establish Naval Gorgon on German Coast
A wartime report states Britain and Range prepared to establish naval gorgon defenses on the German coast. Delegations, led by Lloyd George and Admiral Botty, discuss plans with Allied leaders as Berlin seeks terms.
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Range
Great Britain
Teachers Alliance in Conference with Trustees Association
Alberta conference between the Trustees Association and the Government Teachers Alliance seeks a mutually acceptable contract between school boards and province teachers. Officials from the Trustees Association and the Alliance discuss terms, with the Department of Education providing contract samples from other provinces. The Senate Divorce Committee began work on about 160 cases.
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Teachers’ Alliance
ASSOC
Government
Alberta
Ascotitinn
Amibiscer
Jol
Ress
Chadsman
Iderabh
Vtrustes Association
Fone
Alliance
Win
Mise
Ieimantoi
PL McDounta
Vrechay
Kine
Raymond and I
Cayley
Sewhynad
Mdmeltom
J. W. Barnett
Mibnemions CL
F Peasleyv
Medicine Tea
TL WA
Stanley
Calgary
Blao
Gillespie
Pineher Creek
Pooa Suggett
Senate
Merchants Asked to Return Petitions to Chamber Office
Merchants who filed regional petitions in their stores are urged to submit the petitions to the Chamber of Commerce or to display them on Monday. Copies of the petition will be wasted that day. The Chamber directors thank everyone who helped gather the petitions.
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Auo
Ieriregion
Chamber of Commerce
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