Alberta Stock Inspection Act to replace country inspectors
Edmonton reports a second reading of a bill to shift stock inspection to Moose Jaw and Winnipeg yards, eliminating country inspectors and a five cent per head fee. One inspection and one fee will apply, with provincial funding for inspectors. Saskatchewan cooperation noted.
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Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Alberta
Edmonton
Calgary
Saskatchewan
George Hoadley
House
Premier Delivers Written On Resource Policy In Alberta
Edmonton March 8 The debate on provincial natural resources opened with the premier reading a letter from Mr King Dominion premier which urged leaving policy to the province. Boyle Pearson Matheson Stewart and others reacted with congratulations and criticism, but the house remained united. The premier signaled the government will pursue its own path and end the debate with a firm stance.
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South Macleod
Greenfield
Milness
F. White
Lithor
Calgary
Perren Baker
Edmonton
King
Dominion
Canada
A . Boyle
Pearson
Matheson
John R. Boyle
Stewart
Community of Well Meeting Invitation
Shareholders of the Community Wells Limited are reminded of a meeting at eight o'clock tonight in the council chamber of the city hall. The directors will present an important report and the secretary will report on the finances of the company.
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Community OF Well
Wells Limited
Irish Regulars Seize Limerick Barracks and Jail
Large forces of regular Irish Republican Army troops occupy Williams Street barracks and five other sites in Limerick and have taken over the local jail. British troops remain at the new ordnance building while ordinary police duties are handled by IRA regulars. The city is quiet and more composed after last Sunday's insurgent advance. Substantial reinforcements arrived last night.
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Lhmerich
Irish Republican Army
Limerick
Williams Street
Spirited Ulster Walkout During Irish Treaty Debate
In London the Commons debated the Irish Dáil treaty provisions with Ulster MPs resigning from the committee stage after closure was imposed on 14 amendments. The bill's operating clause was upheld, four month election aim set, and Ulster members refused further participation after walkouts and protests.
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London
House of Commons
Ulster
Thomas Moses
Belfast
Ditterly
Charles Craig
McNeil
Captain Craig
High Court of Appeal For
Ireland
Court of Appeal
Northern Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Free State
Charles Curtis Craig
South Antrim
Dublin
Craig
Electrician Killed By Power Line Icicle
Donald Young chief electrician at the Oakview Canal mine near Laveta was fatally electrocuted when an icicle was struck by an iron bar. The current traveled down the icicle into his body in Laveta Col on March 6.
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Mats Wicle
Laveta
Col
Donald Young
Oakview Canal
Here
Freight rates hearing witness from Canada Pacific
General freight superintendent of the Canadian Pacific testified at the Railway Board hearing in Ottawa regarding provincial requests for freight rate reductions.
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Canadian Pacific
Railway Board
Ottawa
Lenine Seeks Genoa Meeting With Lloyd George
Moscow reports Nikolai Lenine after rest before a metal workers congress expressed desire to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George face to face in Genoa.
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Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Genoa
Lloyd George
Woman Fined for Damaged Dog and Euthanized Animal
In court Mrs Wentland was fined ten dollars and costs for damage caused by her dog which had bitten a man and killed another dog. the animal was destroyed. Arthur Ayott aged 25 a carter was instantly killed in Montreal when buried under five tons of coal he was unloading in a yard.
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Arthur Ayott
Montreal
Germany Seeks Large Loan With Allied Help
Berlin reports Dr. Walter Rathenau, foreign minister, told the Reichstag main committee that Germany hopes to secure a large loan with international understanding. He said Germany would meet creditors and show enemies its willingness to discharge reparations to the limit of its capacity with allied cooperation.
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Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Reichstag
Germany
Jersey City Pastor Weds as Bridegroom in Family Wedding
The Rev. Gottlieb Andreae 71, pastor of St. John's Evangelical Reformed Church, married Hope Andreae with his son Marcus as officiating minister and Dr. Paul Andreae as best man. Granddaughter Tozea Grimm 69 served as bride while Gottlieb Andreae is noted as the oldest active Jersey City minister.
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Jersey City
N. J
Gottlieb Andreae
St. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Marcus Andreae
Paul Andreae
Hope Andreae
Tozea Grimm
Woman of 119 Years Dies Near Sugar Island
Sault Ste. Marie Mich March 7 Mrs John Whalen a Chippewa member Wahsaya Ogebayangu died in her 119th year at her home on Sugar Island near here She was born in 1803 and had never lived far from her home remaining active until four or five years ago An old clay pipe was her constant companion.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John Whalen
Wahsaya Ogebayangu
Sugar Island
Here
Many Island well blasts gas at tremendous pressure
A Medicine Hat Development Coa well at Many Island Lake district erupted with roaring high pressure at three pm Monday, audible five miles away. Geologist Dunn and company drillers traveled from Calgary to Hatton to assess the well which continued blowing mud and gas. Utilities official G R Taylor estimated pressures between 800 and 1000 psi with deeper Medicine Hat wells showing different results.
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Medicine Hat
Coe
Many Island Lake District
Dunn
Calgary
Hatton
G. R. Taylor
Utilities Commission
Island Lake
Many Island
Taylor
Chyeas
Government to shift liquor control to vendors in amendments
Edmonton March 7. Government will seek authority to remove liquor sales from drug stores and place them with government vendors via Liquor Act amendments. Six months probation for druggists with strict prescription enforcement, then possible full transfer if needed. Cabinet debate favored stronger prohibition, with concerns over full strength beer and licensing.
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Brownlee
Govt
J. E. Brownlee
Edmonton
Farmer
R. C
Bob”) Edwards
Department
Attorney-General’s Department
Ontario
Companions in Death Twin Sisters Laid to Rest
Mrs. Roseltha Walters and her twin sister Miss Roseanne Stone were buried within hours at Glenwood Cemetery Picton on Tuesday night after ending their lives in separate Schoharie homes. Their bond spanned over 63 years, undeterred by death.
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Picton
Glenwood Cemetery
Roseltha Walters
Roseanne Stone
Schoharie
Canadian Fire Losses in 1921 Reach 5.22 Per Capita
Ottawa reports 1921 fire losses in Canada totaled 5.22 per capita, with property damage of 45,015,930 dollars. About 24 million dollars, or 75 percent, was insured, marking a rise from 1918 to 1920. Great Britain recorded 36,400,000 dollars in 1921 losses.
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Ottawa
Can
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion Fire Commissioner
Department ‘of Insurance
Removal of Cattle Embargo At Newcastle Meeting
London reports that the National Federation of Meat Traders Association held its annual meeting at Newcastle where President Dickinson urged removal of the cattle embargo. He argued it would lower meat prices for British consumers and ease supply.
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London
Viscount Grey Undergoes Operation in London
Viscount Grey of Fallodon former secretary for foreign affairs underwent an operation and is reported in quite a serious condition in London hospital.
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Viscount Grey
London
March
Viscount Grey of
Fallodon
Foreign Affairs
Rivers
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