Alberta Stock Inspection Bill Advances in Legislature
Edmonton March 8 Special to the News The Stock Inspection act reaches its second reading introducing a new inspection system with Moose Jaw and Winnipeg as inspection points. Edmonton and Calgary yards avoid further checks. inspectors will be paid by the province but fall under Dominion act. Saskatchewan hints at cooperation and future similarity. Third readings extend to weed control reclamation and water acts while seed grain policy debates arise and a sample teachers contract plan is proposed.
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Winnipeg
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Alberta Premier avoids firm stance on natural resources policy
Edmonton reports the province debates natural resources with a written statement from the premier referencing a King letter. The premier avoids judging policy and urges provincial control while MPs from Liberal and Conservative sides respond with cautious praise and mild jabs. The debate ends with the premier signaling continued negotiations.
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Edmonton
Viscount Grey in Serious Condition After Operation
Former foreign affairs figure Viscount Grey underwent an operation last night for ailments and is reported to be in a serious condition. The hospital statement notes the patient remains under careful observation.
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Viscount Grey
Seete Hreign
Regular Irish Republican Army in Limerick barracks
Large forces of regular Irish Republican Army troops occupy Williams Street barracks and five other barracks in Limerick and have taken over the local jail. British troops remain at the new ordnance building while IRA regulars perform ordinary police duties. The city is quiet and residents seem more composed after last Sunday's insurgent invasion and hotel takeovers. Substantial reinforcements arrived last night.
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Limerick
Irish Republican Army
Willams Street
Spirited Debate Over Fish Bill Stirs British Commons
In the House of Commons a heated committee stage on the Irish Free State measure sparked Ulster members to walk out after closure on 14 amendments. Protagonists including Captain Charles Craig and Thomas Moles protested the closure as ministers pressed for the operative subsection passage.
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Ulster
British House
London
House of Commons
Thomas Moles
Belfast
Charles Craig
McNeill
Captain Craig
High Court of Appeal For
Ireland
Court of Appeal
Northern Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Charles Curtis Craig
South Antrim
Free State
Dublin
Craig
Electrocution Fatality at Oakview Coal Mine
March 6 report from Lavota Col states Donald Young chief electrician at Oakview Coal mine died while attempting to strike an icicle from a high voltage wire with an iron bat. A current passed through the tool into his body causing instant death.
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Lavota
Col
Donald Young
Oakview
Mags
Freight Superintendent Testifies on Canadian Pacific Rates
General freight superintendent of the Canadian Pacific, a witness before the Railway Board in Ottawa, speaks on requests from multiple provinces for lower freight rates.
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Canadian Pacific
Railway Board
Ottaw
Lenine seeks Genoa meeting with Lloyd George after rest
Nikolai Lenine told a congress of metal workers that he wishes to travel to Genoa to meet British Prime Minister Lloyd George in person after taking a long rest in the country.
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Mugscow
Nikolai Lenine
Genoa
Lloyd George
Woman Fined for Damaging Dog Incident
In police court this morning Mrs Wentland paid a fine of ten dollars plus costs for damage caused by her dog which was destroyed after biting a man and killing another dog. Arthur Ayott a 25 year old carter died in Montreal when he was buried under five tons of coal while unloading in a yard.
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Arthur Ayott
Montreal
Germany seeks large loan to ease reparations burden
Berlin March 8 Dr Walter Rathenau minister of foreign affairs told the Reichstag main committee that Germany hopes for understanding with other states to obtain a large loan to satisfy creditors. He said the government would show it is prepared to discharge its reparation obligations to the limit of its capacity.
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Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Reichstag
Germany
Elf
Jersey City Wedding Sees Pastor as Bridegroom
In Jersey City on March 7 the Rev Gottlieb Andreae, 71, pastor of St John’s Evangelical Reformed church, married his granddaughter Miss Tosca Grimm. The ceremony featured the officiating minister Rev Marcus Andreae, with Dr Paul Andreae as best man and Hippe Andreae as bridesmaid.
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Jersey City
Gottite ‘Andreae
St. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Marcus Andreae
Paul Andreae
Hippe Andreae
Tosca Grimm
Gottlieb Andreae
Woman of 119 Years Dies Near Sugar Island
Mrs. John Whalen a Chippewa member known as Wahsaya Ogebayangu died in her 119th year at Sugar Island home near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Born in 1803 she never left within 100 miles of her birthplace and remained physically 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
Many Island well blows with tremendous pressure
A Medicine Hat Development Co gas well at Juto Man Island Lake district blew off at three pm Monday, emitting mud and gas heard five miles away. Officials estimate pressure at 800 to 1,000 psi. a reporter expects a detailed update tonight as drifters head to the site.
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Medicine Hat Development Co
Juto Man Island Lake District
Pany
Hatten
Slelds
G. K. Taylor
Utiilties Commission
Many Island Lake
Medicine Hat
Many Island
Taylor
Government to Move Liquor Sales From Drug Stores to Vendors
Alberta farmers caucus backs stronger prohibition and authorizes amendments to the Liquor Act to shift liquor sales from druggists to government vendors. Six month enforcement trial to test tighter prescription control precedes full transfer. Debate includes full strength beer and license fees for establishments.
Companions in Death Die Within Hours in Schoharie
In Schoharie, Mrs. Roseltha Walters and her twin sister Roseanne Stoxie were laid to rest within hours of each other after ending their lives Tuesday night a few hours apart. They began their journey together over 63 years ago and died separately in their homes.
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Penn Picton
Roseltha Walters
Roseanne Stoxie
Schoharie
Fire loss in 1921 Canada totals 5.22 per capita
Ottawa reports 1921 fire losses in Canada reached 5.22 dollars per person, higher than Great Britain's 0.90 per capita. Total losses about 1931 to 34 million dollars, with insurance covering roughly 75 percent. Previous years showed 28.7 million in 1920, 25.36 million in 1919, and 33.82 million in 1918.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion Fire Commisal R Bags Department of
Removal of Cattle Embargo Favored by Federation
London march 8 the Canadian press reports at the national federation of meat traders association annual meeting President Dickinson urged removal of the embargo on Canadian store cattle saying its end would lower meat prices for British consumers.
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London
Newcastle
National Federation of Meat 'Raders Association
Dickinson
Mysterious Death Baffles Police In Ontario Inquest
In Bridgeburg on March 7 Associate Coroner Dr Stackbouze of Ridgeway said John McNichol of Bertie township died by suffocation, with inquest testimony to clarify. Police still consider murder likely, while Canadian Mounted Police say he died by his own actions and the injuries came from attempted self harm ending in a maple sapling noose. Relatives dispute the findings, but no clear clues to murder exist.
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Stackbouze
Ridgeway
John McNichol
Bertie Township
Farniger
Ontario
Canadian Mounted Police
McNichol
Community ou Way Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
Shareholders of the Coanity are reminded of the meeting at eight o clock in the chamber of the hall. Directors have reported and are present to discuss company matters.
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Coan
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