Division of Liquor Profits Between Government and Cities
Premier Grenefield said in the Legislature that municipalities will share net liquor profits, but the basis and percentage are undecided. A revised clause directs remaining net profits after reserve transfers to the province general revenue and public service. no agreement means breach.
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Edmonton
Mare S
Grenefield
Public Service
Tie Ieune C. JW. Heffermean
Mdiiuont
Marshall
Manitoba
Manitete
Resard
Adberta Netsspupese
Ile
Amendments stir intense debate in house stalled by timing
Report from Ottawa notes Progressive and Conservative moves on the address amendment with possible future discussions on a Home Bank measure. Premier King plans a brief absence. debate centers on liquor profits, supplementary revenue, and censorship concerns amid lively committee action and objections from several members.
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Ottiwa
March S
Cam Press
Robert Y
King
AT&T files suit to protect radio patent rights in New York
New York March 6 AT T and Western Electric sue to bar independent stations led by WHIN New York owner Marcus Loew Schubel for permanent injunction claiming patent rights cover broadcasting devices. Independents deny monopoly aim and cite licenses with many stations.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WHIN
Marcus Loew
Desis Schubel
Loew
Becuse
Western Electric Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Hatter
American Telephone
Telegraph
Red
Riots in Bombay Over Cotton Mill Strike
In British India civilians were killed and many injured when police fired on rioters at a cotton mill strike in Bombay. The military was called to restore order as disturbances persisted. Train vandalism and looting were reported amid the unrest.
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India
Bombay
British India
Star Dles
Tve
Orenevel
Ontario Police Seize Large Shipment in Smuggling Case
Ontario provincial police announced a major seizure connected to a suspected smuggling ring. The operation targeted a wholesale house in Montreal and involved broader national raid coordination as prosecutors move to pursue the alleged organizers.
Unclear Scottish ceremony recorded at Gredna Green
Fragmentary report describes a bas alita style wet ding led by a blechsmith at Gredna Green with a ceremony shown in a blechsiithy. The piece mentions inheritance of a unique post and couples from Fingland seeking service, noting that under Seateish law a simple declaration before witnesses can seal a marriage.
Ottawa Parliament Debates Address Amid Reform Pressure
In Ottawa the debate centers on the Speech from the Throne with Conservative amendment labeling the address a vote of non confidence. Liberal and Conservative members discuss session length and agricultural policy while officials address funding and commissions.
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Cuamberkind
Doanmeld
South Tyeford
Doc. Heebes
Kings
Poel
Stamere Somartors Pennett
Sinelaty
Econ
Dandwreind
Timitime
Areecocs
Gomeratl
James
Toads
Abe
Carl Band
Scrape Voters With Razors Cast in Contested Elections
A garbled report notes heated tensions over voter suppression tactics and alleged intimidation. It mentions election events, mentions a candidate or group named Magredo To and various scattered phrases about ballots, observers, and civic processes.
Fouling the Marcher in Wheat Tariff Debate
Canadian Press reports New York World criticizing President Coolidge for a 72 cent per bushel wheat tariff increase under the sliding scale. The World argues the move harms farmers, urges price protection and machinery for Wheat Living, and notes the impact on American prices vs world markets.
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New York
Canadian Press
United States
Chicago
Liverpool
Amendment 10 Speech From the Throne Moved in Oxford
Don Sutherland of Oxford moves Amendment 10 criticizing the Speech from the Throne. The text claims the speech risks harming Canadian producers by promising measures that would shield domestic markets from foreign competition.
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Donald Sutherland
Oxford
Officers Act Are Elected At Local Council Meeting
The Local Council of Commercial Travelers elected its officers at a Saturday meeting in Orange Hall. G A Jioover was named Senior Councilor and L Clarke Junior Councilor with Hamilton Morrow as Past Councilor. The slate also lists William Brown Conductor Gordon Morrigan Sentinel and an Executive Committee including W G Armstrong Hl Tater Adolph Browne and A E Meeker. A festivity followed with dancing and cordial greetings to all travelers, noting strong insurance protection and few indemnity claims in the past eighteen months.
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Commercial Traceler
Orange Hall
Peiwtpeal Trades
Sen. Coun
G. A. Jioover
Jon Coun
al. L. Clarke
Coun
Hamilton Morrow
William Brown
Gordon W
Attacks Anthem With $16,000 Ads
New York report shows Mrs. Auguste de Sterscon testifying before the Comptroller’s office on ads costing 16,000 dollars for a campaign to remove the third stanza from the national anthem draft. Deputy Loudon traveled to Washington archives to verify origins of the music as authentic history amid a broader probe into campaign finances. Inspectors logged 425 cars in a March street survey, with 300 of contract grade and 125 of course grade.
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New York
Auguste de Sterscon
Peputs
Stetson
Francis
van Old Kashish Bar
Loudon
Washington, D. C
Anacreon
Pege
March
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