Ottawa Government Advances Rural Credits and Old Age Pensions
Ottawa reports the government is pushing rural credit legislation and an old age pension bill for parliament reassembly on March 15. The rural credit plan may follow the US federal land bank model with local loan boards and joint federal provincial funding, details to be released with the bill.
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Indians Starved in Barren Lands Amid Caribou Shortage
Edmonton dispatch reports five days from Willagerald that Tuttans are starving in the Barren Lands. Corporal Blake led a relief party to recover two starving Indian women and bring them to the Government hospital. The famine stems from the caribou shortage and loss of dog food. A March 4 expedition with two halfbreeds and three par t rails carried limited supplies.
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Eight Hour Day Debate Draws Mixed Views in Province
M L A Pingle returns from Edmonton and says a provincial eight hour day could be acceptable only if universal. He notes factory conditions differ from stores and warns a single act may not work. Retailers favor maintaining a fifty one hour week to avoid disrupting shopping hours. Geo H Hutton named president of Calgary Rotary club.
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Wheat closes lower amid quiet Winnipeg session
Wheat prices fell at the close in Winnipeg on March 6 after a steady day. Trading was thin with exporters and millers quiet and demand poor for coarse grains. cash trade remained small and spreads were slightly higher.
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Fire brigade responds to Braemar and Woodman alarm
No sign of a fire was visible when crews arrived at Braemar Street and Woodman Avenue after an alarm from the box at 10 30 pm. Firefighters checked the scene and found no fire or smoke. The cause of the alarm was not disclosed.
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Snowbound Trail To Red Lake Gold Field
The jumping-off place where prospectors kit for the 150 mile trek into the Red Lake gold field is pictured. Left shows the Stinson brothers and J Grove departing Hudson by dog team while below a snow motor forces through heavy drifts.
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Eight Hour Day Clause Draws Garage Industry Fire
A Canadian factory act proposal limits work to nine hours per day and fifty four per week with possible shorter weeks and new shifts. Alberta garages warn the eight hour rule could raise costs, reduce service, and threaten winter jobs, while workers fear reduced wages and outsized layoffs. A former Lenox and Addington grand master of L O S is restrained from publishing the book Orangeism Unfolded.
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Shakespeare Memorial Destroyed by Major Fire
Stratford on Avon March 6. The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, renowned in the poet's birthplace, was practically destroyed by a large fire today. Firemen battled the blaze as onlookers watched from nearby streets and authorities began investigations into the cause.
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Maniac at Large in San Jose Strangles, Attacks Women
Police seek clues in a San Jose case where a maniac is suspected of strangling two women to death and attempting to strangle two others. Authorities urge caution as fear grips residents and investigators pursue leads.
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Roth Well casing set at Roth No 1 well depth 8045 feet
The six and five eight inch casing was lowered and set overnight at Roth No 1. The casing is tight this morning with no water inflow and the crew resumes well work by balling out the hole.
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Alberta Legislature Considers Adjournment Over Transfer Bill
Edmonton March 6. Premier Brownlee hints the legislature may adjourn briefly to await Dominion action on the transfer of natural resources bill before third reading. The bill covers Hudson's Bay Company funds and mineral rights in National Parks, with opposition by U F A but broad support for the principle. The debate includes Spray Lakes development and extension of provincial telephone service to Athabasca, Slave Lake and Peace River.
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Briand's Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote Defeat
The cabinet of Aristide Briand falls after the Chamber rejects the tax on sales provision by 274 to 221. Briand resigns with other ministers to President Doumergue. he later plans a brief trip to Geneva and will not participate in League of Nations work.
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Europe battered by cyclonic storm across nations
Toulon reports a northerly gale turning cyclonic with tiles torn from roofs and key buildings unroofed. In Messina four people die and three are injured as walls collapse. Italy endures widespread damage from Alps to Sicily with ships harmed in Genoa and Catania.
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