Budget debate in Ottawa House dominated by Conservatives and Progressives
Friday session in Ottawa focused on the budget with most speech by Conservatives and Progressives. D. M. Kennedy of Peace River sparked lively remarks on West support for a coalition risk, as Conservatives applauded and Independents remained sullen. The expected vote on Tuesday night should settle two amendments with predictions of a decisive defeat for both sides and margins around one hundred seventy to sixty.
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D. M.kennedy
Peace River
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Min
T&ien
Fires in Saskatchewan and Manitoba claim multiple children
Tragic blazes near Fife Lake Sask and Roser road near Winnipeg kill several children and injure youths. Deschaine family losses during the farm home fires while a later blaze destroys a Roser Road dwelling. Coroner says no inquest is needed as families mourn and authorities consider budget changes.
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Pierre Deschaine
Fife Lake
Sask
Arthur Tapping
Winnipeg
Wife Lake
Willow Bunch
Mags
Deachaine
J. Whlie
Rgck Glen
United States Cannot Debar The Canadians
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Mary Cook and Antonio Danelong, Canadian residents, were not migrants and not subject to detention after crossing the Peace Bridge to work in Niagara Falls. The 1794 Jay Treaty grants temp cross-border business entry for either nationality without standard immigration restrictions.
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United States ‘Circuit Court of Appeals
Mary
Cook
Antonio
Niagara
Peace Bridge
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Canada
United States
Chisholm Confesses to Slaying Boys in Indiana Harbor
George Chisholm, 15, formerly of Montreal, confessed to drowning two boys aged four and six in Indiana Harbor, Ind. He allegedly killed them after living with Helen Lawrence. Police reports say bodies were found eight days apart, the first on February 22. ChisholmPLEADS entty and seeks life imprisonment rather than electrocution. authorities move to prevent violence.
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Marek
George ‘Chisholm
Montreal
Chicago
Chisholm
Edward Knight
Ikea
Filer
Chishblin
Indiana Harbor
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George
Edgar
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Fish and Game Association Council Sets Branch Plan
The Fish and Game Association executive met to discuss expanding activities across the Federal constituency. President A. P. Burns led a meeting with D. W. Hays Harry Bray C. A. Anderson A. J. N. Terbill C. H. Niles Dr. Moore Edw. Waller of Redcliff present. A visitor from Redcliff attended. The council agreed that once a membership is signed at a centre an effort would be made to establish a regularly constituted branch there.
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A. P. Burns
Aith
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Harry Bray
C. A. Anderson
A. J. N. Terbill
C.H. Niles
Dr. Moore
Edw. Waller
Redcliff
Colhay Ho
Merte
Asa
Redistribution plan delayed for Alberta province
Edmonton reports the government will defer redistribution and county system adoption to the next legislative session. Premier Brownlee remains noncommittal on the county plan while studies continue. Committees and district point contacts are listed, with zones including Walsh Triffie Schiler Empress Brookts Alderson Suffield and Vauxhall.
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Alberta
E. “.Brownlee
Thor ‘Ufwa
Prontier
Ivoy
Sall
Alperta Sould’ ‘ Dofitutie ’ Guider
Vities
Tay Pay Idea of Preserving World Peace
New York speech by Tay Pay O Vonner a veteran British MP urges English speaking nations to unite their strength to fight war as they would any disease. He says this conclusion comes after a long political life and notes this may be his last public appearance in the United States.
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New York
T.P
Tay Pay” O' Vonner
United States
Egypt Rejects Anglo-Egyptian Treaty Over Troop Issue
London notes that Egypt has refused to recognize Britain's right to keep troops on Egyptian soil. The BritishForeign Office will publish the correspondence to show how far Britain conceded to Egypts demands as negotiations continue.
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Egypt
Britain
Wheat inspections show 654 total cars this year
Winnipeg report records 654 total wheat cars inspected this year versus 228 last year and 187 contract grade cars versus 102 last year, highlighting higher overall movement and contract grade shipments.
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Winnipeg
Mar
Monarchs Face Carstairs in Provincial Semi finals at Arena
Jurrah leads the Monarchs into a two game series against old rivals Carstairs with Gleichen looming as a potential final opponent. Big crowds expected as locals aim to defeat Carstairs and then Gleichen to claim the provincial title. Carstairs arrivals synchronize with the 8:30 train and a 9 o’clock start tonight.
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Carstairs
Cideavor
Gleichen
High River
Gleichen Boys
Kelly
Edmonton Legislature Eyes Estimates and Workmen’s Act Debate
Edmonton reports anticipate a busy week as estimates follow the budget debate with department votes planned. Opposition talks focus on provincial finances, while Workmen’s Compensation Act amendments may trigger discussion. Premier Brownlee’s police amalgamation stance signals possible future action, aiming to wrap up by March 17.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Mary
Room Defied Flames In Trinity College School Fire
Port Hope report describes a northwest room in the Trinity College School blaze that remained untouched from Saturday night through Sunday afternoon. Despite a total property loss of 760000, curtains and wallpaper in this room were unscorched, challenging the idea that the building was completely fireproof.
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Port Hope
Ont
Trinity College
Murdered girl loved by man who killed himself
In Chicago Milwaukee area a 14 year old girl Nar Paney was sold by her mother for 7500 dollars to Steve Marvosof who later shot her through the heart and then killed himself in her home. The man had long lived with the girl's mother, A Narausezizie.
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Chicago
Steve Marvosof
A. Narausezizie
Nar Paney
Milwaukee
Fancy
Four bandits killed after jail escape in Mexican highway chase
Reports say Adnan from Canada and three U S citizens were shot on a highway near Tia Juana after escaping Ensenada jail and killing a watchman. Police say the four were gang members sentenced to five years on Tres Marias Islands. Names listed include Russell Tanner and Estor Moorehouse. Evelyn Costello was returned to the United States by Mexican authorities.
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Mexico
March
Adnan
Ted States
Here
Ensenada
Tres Marias Islands
Russell
Grain market buoyant as wheat leads activity in Winnipeg
Moderate demand from seaboard houses and higher Liverpool cables plus US winter weather boosted the Winnipeg grain market. Trading opened active and quotes showed a net gain for the session. Commission houses acted as principal liquidators though demand kept pace with offerings across coarse grains and other commodities.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
United States
Montreal Prisoner Identified After Taxi Cab Robberies
Police report a wounded man in the east end identified as Frank Moralis aged 41 as the robber who held up six taxi drivers in recent weeks. He is to be arraigned today in police court on holdup charges.
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Frank Moralis
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