Debate on natural resources in Commons discussed
Ottawa March 5 The House of Commons debated natural resources. Hon H H Stevens proposed an amendment to Woodsworth’s resolution limiting water powers to provincial administration under Parliament's framework. Stevens urged Parliament to see Beauharnois and deep waterway plans in context with provincial rights and engineering fit.
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House OF Commons
Ottawa
H. H. Stevens
Vancouver
Woodsworth
Stevens
LIS
MUU
Hugh Guthrie
Wellington South
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
Charles Stewart
Beauharnais
Stévens
St Lawrence
McGillivray May Resign Seat As Legislature Ends
Rumors, long circulating, gain traction as the end of the session nears that A A McGillivray K C Conservative leader intends to resign his legislature seat due to pressing business. McGillivray declined to discuss his future activity, saying he will inform party leaders with a formal message when ready.
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Edmonton
Marc
A. A. McGillivray
K.C
Wwany
Cobourg Bandits Identified in Montreal Robbery Killings
In Cobourg Ontario on March 6 a Montreal witness L Charron identified Norman and Lawrence Manard as participants in the Charcoal Supply Co payroll heist near Montreal on February 26. The Manards were committed for trial in Cobourg Police Court this morning on charges of kidnapping and robbery of Constable Evans and Williams last Saturday.
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Cobourg
Ont
C.P
L. Charron
Montreal
Earle Durham
Charcoal Supply, Co
Norman
Lawrence “Manard
Manards
Evans
Wiliams
Winnipeg Bracken government corruption inquiry grows in scope
Winnipeg Royal Commission led by Justice MacDonald departs for Los Angeles to obtain testimony from A W McLimont former Winnipeg Electric Company president. Lelia Coutts first woman witness details sister Beatrice McLimont’s planned two month California visit amid ongoing bribery allegations.
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Winnipeg
Boys Commission
D. A. Maconald
John Bracken
Los Angeles
California
A.W. McLimont
Winnipeg Electric Company
McLimont
Lelia’ Coutts
Beatrice
A. W. McLimont
Winnipeg, Electric Company
Royal Commission
Bracken
Zonsel
E. G. Taylor
K.C
Mr. McLimont
Commissioner MacDonald
Vancouver
Victoria
Col. Taylor
Elliott
J. B. Coyne
Coyne
Seven Sisters
Alberta W I District Conference Opens at City Hall
Delegates from across Southern Alberta gather as the Alberta Women’s Institutes District Conference opens in the City Hall Council Chamber with 9:30 a.m. conveners meeting and 10 a.m. registration. Mayor Bullivant welcomes attendees. Mrs. Amy Baker presides and a resolutions committee is named.
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Alberta
Alberta Women’s Institutes
Council Chamber
Bullivant
Lethbridge
Amy Baker
Medicine Hat Institute
Adalulds
Gaihering
Ocanada
Woman's Créed
Alcock
Lunbreck
Grevett
Calgary
J. MacGregor Smith
Edmonton
Ellis
Girls’ Guide
Agnes Lauder
F. Cresswell
John Marshall
Vulcan
H. E. Thomson
Mulholland
Claresholm
James. Ferguson
Ensign
Medicine Hat
A. M. Kirkham
Raymond
Alexander
Champion
W. 5. Smith
Gordon
Mckay Reid Hill
D. Ro Beche
Coaldale
Adele Maser
Trvine
M. M. Martin
Warner
J. Martin
R. Lilroy
Shadir Vulcan
Aa Mathari
Vaulcain
Lyons
Burdelit
Harold Lyons
Urdett
Lumbarton
Burdett
J. D. Collins
J. R. Lynn
A. Mack
Bow
Island
Eda
Toansoh Macleod
EL Galbraith
George Galbraith
Della Kosek
Collins
Warner; Mrs.’B. A. Stratton, Milk River; Mrs. L. Bartram
Milk River
R. L. Rash
Purple Springs
W. A. Alexander
D.‘Sammons
Coutts
Red
Norton
M. L. Thomson
Lottie Bell Thomson
Fe G, Gravett
G. ‘Parker
Gravelbourg Rink Destroyed by Night Fire
Moose Jaw dispatch reports the Arens rink in Gravelbourg was destroyed by a fire discovered shortly after midnight Tuesday. Estimated damage runs about 8000 dollars after a hockey game between Mathieu College and the Gravelbourg seniors earlier in the evening. Police presume a lighted cigarette or match was dropped between seats.
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Moose Jaw
Arens
Gravelbourg
Mathieu’ College
Physicians report patient of Marshal Fach¢ in improved condition
Paris March 6 physicians to Marshal Fach¢ said their patient had a good night and seemed more optimistic than in recent days signaling progress in the health of the injured marshal.
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Paris
Marshal Fach
Appointment of Mapp as Higgins aide sparks army staff changes
In London on March 6 General Higgins announced Henry W. Mapp as his chief of staff. Mapp will serve as International Secretary for Army forces across Canada United States Australia New Zealand South Africa and the West Indies.
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Wondon
St. Higgins
Salvation’ Army
Henry W. Mapp
Matt. Theld
Canada
United, States
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
West Indies
The Day in Parliament March 6 Deliberations on Woodsworth Motion
The House of Commons continued the debate on amendments to J S Woodsworth's motion about disposing of the Seven Sisters power site on the Winnipeg River to Northwestern Electric Co. Sub-amendments were debated as the hour for private bills produced third readings and several railway bills moved to second reading before adjournment.
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Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons
J. S. Woodsworth
Labor
Winnipeg North
Centre
Comons
Winnipeg
Northwestern Electric Co
Hugh Guthrie
H. “H. Stevens
Bird
Nelson
Railway
Railway Y ¥ Committee
Automobile Camping: it of. the Ganeral. Motors, Gor. tion
A fragmented clipping mentions General Motors related to automobile camping and a death. No clear names, places, or dates are legible enough to confirm specifics. The item appears to be an obituary or notice related to a GM connection with camping vehicles.
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Ganeral. Motors
Gor
Danish Royal Family Spends Night on Ice Ferry
Copenhagen March 6 The Danish king Christian X queen Alexandrine and Prince Oluf arrived here after spending the night aboard an ice boat in the Baltic Sea. The ship took twelve hours for what is normally a two hour voyage from Warnemunde to Gedser.
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Cpenhagen
Denmark
Christian XI
Alexandrine
Ehud
Baltic ‘Sea
Warnemuende
Gjedser
Miners Diet Shows Very Limited Food Supply
A survey by Sir Arthur B Lowry and James Pearse finds miners households rely on white bread butter or margarine potatoes sugar jam tea and bacon in small quantities with rare fresh milk or vegetables. The report notes no widespread health decline but warns of potential future physical deterioration if conditions persist.
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London
Arthur B. Lowry
James
Pearse
Ministry Of:health
Grain inspections in Winnipeg report last year figures
Winnipeg inspections show wheat grading data with 700 cars inspected and contracts valued at about 500 units. The report notes 1/100 car metrics and references contract grades and prior year comparisons.
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Winnipeg
Mur
Placer Tests Along River to Start in April
Placer tests along the river below the city are expected to begin in April. The work will start on the Anderson Ranch gravel flats about sixteen miles west, opposite James Mitchell’s ranch, under the direction of placer engineer George L. Holmes. A prospecting drill will assess gravel depth to bed rock, with drilling moving to various stream sites. Holmes has thirty two years of placer engineering experience.
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Anderson
James Mitchell
Holmes
en+ fineer
George L. Holmes
Alberta Premier defends Ponoka hospital in Hincks report debate
Edmonton March motion backed unanimously affirming Hincks report recommendations on Alberta mental defectives hospitals with Premier Brownlee denying call for Health Minister Headley's resignation. Debate highlighted Ponoka hospital's status, overcrowding denial, and restraint usage amid partisan charges.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Gover Ment
Hincks
Alsberta
Ponoka
Nots
Uive
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Piere
Hobbs
Canberra Storm Over Waterfront Licences Debate
Canberra debates a government proposal to revoke licenses for waterfront workers for six months amid a tense session. Premier Stanley Bird leads opposition as W. Hughes and others back the government while Hughes objects to license issuance in principle.
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Canberra
Australia
Stanley
W. Ss
Hughes
Tissuing
Bruce
Mexican Federaltroops concentrate on Monterey
Monterey reports a five directional advance by Mexican federal troops aiming to recapture the city from General Gonzaley Escobar. Washington notes Hoover administration stance on Mexico while Calles serves as War Secretary directing operations. Rebels hold parts of Vera Cruz, Sonora, and Saltillo as government vows suppression.
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Mexico City
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Gonzaley Escobar
Washington
Herbert’ Hoover
Hoover
United States
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Douglas
Ariz
Mar
Arturo
Valencuel
Gilberto’ Valenzuela
Elias Calles
Calles
Almouesd
Orizabsha
Andreu Mazatlan
Orizababa
Vera Cruz
Gulf of Mexico
Jesus Maria Aguirre
Elias. Calleg
National Railway
Laredo
San
Saltillo
Monterery
Vera ‘Cruz
Fampica
Oaxaca City
Cement prices drop across prairie provinces announced
Canada Cement Company announces a ten to fifteen cent reduction in cement prices across the prairie provinces. Dr. T H Lawrence of Sheridan Ontario, grandson of the founder of Orangeville Ontario, is noted in the report.
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Winnipeg
Mars
Prairie
Canada Cement Company
T.H. Lawrence
Sheridan, Ont
Orangeville
Ont
Mexico, v Sn
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M. ‘McLeay
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Macgregor-Smith
Eddmonton
Lynch-Staunton
Lundbreck
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