Canada Seeks End to Britain Cattle Embargo
British policy of blocking live Canadian cattle shipments is challenged by Duncan Marshall. he notes no pleuro-pneumonia or mouth disease cases in Canada and argues lifting the embargo would protect an ailing livestock market as Europe recovers. He proposes alternatives including meat shipment via the cool North Atlantic route to Britain.
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Edmonton
Duncan Marshall
Canada
Britain
Wen
Marshall
North Atlantic
Europe
James Weir
J. A. McColl
Acandia
Alex. Moore
Cochrane
House of Commons
G. Tobin
Leduc
Fion. Puncan Marshall
Alberta
J. A. AicCol
Old Country
R. E. Campbell
Rocky Mountain
Central Canada Railway
Peace River Crossing
Waterhole
Messrs. Ewting
Rimsey
Moore
Campbell
James Ramsey
House
Hutchinson Convicted of Stealing Wheat Seed
C. I Hutchinson was found guilty by Mr Justice Hyndman in the supreme court of stealing seed grain. The verdict directed restitution to the farmer and a $200 fine, with possible imprisonment if unpaid. Witness W Shoemaker testified about a contract to farm, seed delivery, and the disputed seed amount and payment arrangements.
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C. I Hutchinson
Justice Hyndman
Supreme Court
W. Shoemaker
Medicine Dha
Hitchinson
Tageres
Wittes
Witners
Suai
Clarence Phat Collinsen
Clarence Hintehinson
Ifutchinvon
Taid Hutchinsee
Thutchisson
Tutehinson
Hve
Nechinson
Hutchinson
Pat
Huiloon
Huti
Oons
Hutchinsen
Tatehinson
Tintehinson
Clarence Ttteansoan
Whett
Hin
Tie
Shawmaker
Blaonehard
Ogilvie
Lake of the Woods
Nashe
Meat Price Pact Threat Over Embargo Lift
London report says the Meat Traders Federation offers twenty thousand pounds to the British Ministry of Agriculture to use as needed if the Canadian embargo on beef keeps meat prices from dropping six pence within six months. Two lines mention the March 4 dispatch and the potential forfeiture tied to price relief under the embargo dispute.
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London
Canadian Associated Press
Meat Traders Federation
Ministry of Agriculture
Liquor Revenue in 1920 Reported by Province
Special to The News reports Hon. J. Boyle, Attorney-General, told the Legislature that despite unrestricted liquor importation in 1920, net provincial revenue from liquor through vendors likely exceeded expenditures. Details show total receipts and offsets tied to public administration costs and treasury records for the year.
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Sdmanton
Marel
J. OR. Boyle
Stanley
High River
Boyle
Gudee Tim
Torpedo Blast Cripples Breckenridge Well and Bursts Fire
A nitro glycerin torpedo blew from a Breckenridge Texas well causing a wrecked derrick and a subsequent fire. Powell Wright and others reported a 200 quart quantity of nitroglycerin involved with gas discharge and a torpedo fitted to the crown catching fire after impact.
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Breckenridge
Tesas
Orpelo
Powell Wright
Se Terdis
Saven
Empress of Russia Crew Arrests Over Seized Opium Cargo
Vancouver authorities seized opium valued at more than 33 900 and arrested the crew of the stern Empress of Russia last night. Customs officers are investigating the seizure and arrests.
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Vancouver, WG
March
Opicem
Vice Orientals
Russia
Pentecostal Preacher Seng i Woodeteek Trial Report
Five children in London Ontario become orphans after a train wreck near Porter Indiana that claimed the lives of their parents Mr and Mrs Justin Collins. The wreck occurred on Sunday, killing the couple and prompting an inquiry. A Pentecostal preacher, Chass Steeves, was noted in connection with a trial and a violent incident described as a levee offense. details remain unclear. The sheriffs intervention reportedly prevented further harm.
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Woodeteek
X.B
Steeves
London
Ont
Justin Collins
Porter
Ind
Taber Gandy Coy’s Out To Factory Season
The annual general meeting of the JO. Tabor Candy Company Limited was held Tuesday at the company office. Outside shareholders George Ht Mark Th Munro J.P. Herron attended. J H Tabor reported a successful year and was re elected to lead the board with officers and directors named. The firm reported expansion into British Columbia Saskatchewan and Northern Alberta and a 1920 dividend was declared. The Irish Clauss confectionery factory is shipping through three provinces aiding Medicire Pha as a provincial activity center.
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JO. Tabor Candy Company, Limited
George Ht. Mark
Champion
Th. Po Munro
Taber
J.P. Herron
Nixon Bros
Maple Creek
J. H. Tabor
Mr. Tabor
British Columbia
Boundary Country
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Jo. Tabor
George HW. Mark
WL Macalpine
Wm. Crawford
Il F Munro
Medicire Pha
Alberti
Clauss
J. OH. Tabor Candy Co. Ltd
Unclear Georgia Crime Plot Circulates in Polluted Text
Fragmentary article notes a scheme involving an internal revenue collector and alleged alien involvement. Mentions individuals such as Marc Gropian and Camety and references to enforcement actions delaying suspects from leaving a city, with disrupted operations and a related morning police activity.
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Dean ‘Anes
Jota AL Grogan
Sri Tealm
Marc Gropian
Neeros
Horder Ifte
Cota
Newry
Rusius
Troma Revenue
Montreal Broker Remanded for Trial in Books Falsification Case
Montreal stock broker Montreal Mor S Gerecht drive, once junior partner at Osvchald Mros, who entered voluntary liquidation after Ernee's alleged falsification of the books, was today remanded for trial.
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Montreal
Mor S
Gerecht*h. Drive
Osvchald Mros
Ernee
Grain market update shows mixed moves across crops
Grain prices moved unevenly with May oats down to 70.4-5 cents, July oats 2.5 cents lower, and barley easing about 1 cent. Wheat futures for May and July slid around 2 cents, while flax edged lower to about 150.
Russian Revolution Fights Raging Across Petrograd Kronstadt
Conflicting reports from Helsingfors and Reval say soviet troops recaptured districts around Petrograd and Kronstadt while revolutionary forces claim control of the city. Baltic fleet bombardments and mass desertions fuel chaos as communications to Siberia are cut and workers press for action.
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Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Krasheva Gorka
Systerbak
Kronstadt
Helsingfort
Petrograd
Finland
Helsingford
Kasnoya Gorka
Svatervak
London
Riga
London Times
Red
Oruwidenbaum
Conelerine
Petrogead
Bolshevises
Kronstad
Chce
Russia-Siberia
Maret
Russia
Sihoria
Moscow
Tokic
Marcel 6
Vladivestoy
Chita
Far
Siberian
Zembue Soviet
Abarch &Workers
Keronstadt
Tis
Wreck of the Hong Mob claims 800 Chinese lives off Lamock Island
March report from Kwantun province states the British steamer Hong Mob of 3,400 tons, sailing from Singapore, carried 1,100 Chinese today with 248 rescued and over 800 believed drowned after the vessel foundered near Lamock Island off Swataw.
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Tiong Koung
Lamock Island
Swataw
Singapore
Edmonton Legislature Approves Second Reading for Pipeline Bill
The Alberta Legislature moved the Imperial Pine Line Company bill to a second reading by a large majority with 88 in favor and 10 against. Members debated powers asked by the company and considered amendments before committee review. The session also touched on Ratepayers Gas and Power Company, proportional representation policy, Workmen's Compensation Act changes, Liquor Act proposals, youth cattle embargo timing, and Municipal Act revisions.
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Edmonton
Emperial Pine Line Company
Croxs Bnches
Nelson Spencer
Medicine Tat
Messrs
Cole
Marshall
Boye
Mitchell
McLean
Smyth
Walker
Lessard
McDonald
Montgomery
Eaton
McColl
McColl, McCallum, Woolf, Tondreau, McNaughton, Ebbett
Prudden
Morkeburg
Skelding
Atkins
Tae
State
Guetz
Mills
Weir
Pearson
Moose
Campbell
Wilson
Davis
Ramsey
Blow
Crawford
Spencer
Fudson
Price
McKinney
Ewing
Kemmis
Cunningham
Gilmour
Hoadley
Alex. Ross
Turgeon
Davidson
Stewart
Stanley
Boyle
de Stantey
James Weir
Moneton Man Charged in Wife's Death
In Adberte County police say a man named Berry was brought to Moneton on a special order charged with killing his wife Minnie Berry aged 46. The death is alleged to involve she fell into a well, with investigators seeking facts and testing.
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Moneton
Berry
Borst Wik
Adberte County
Wis
Moneton Clase
Minnie Berry
Dee
Ice Breakers to Start Work on St Lawrence Route
Government signal report says ice breakers will commence work in a St Lawrence section about a week hence. Breaking a clear waterway is not expected to be difficult this year. Between Montreal and Point du Lac ice is silt solid. from Point du Lac to Quebec the river is open.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Point du Lac
Quebec
Germany aided Sinn Fein revolt, Devoy asserts in Boston
John Devoy, a New York Sinn Fein leader, asserts in Boston that Germany assisted the Easter 1918 Irish uprising through arms shipped to Ireland. He says the First Republican Brotherhood relayed plans and urged U S sympathizers to supply a shipload of arms to Limerick, with German involvement limited to arming the revolution.
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Boston
Germany
Dublin
John Devoy
New York
Sinn
United States
Limerick
Devoy
Ite
Allies Patrol German Cities in Quiet Occupation
Duesseldorf reports 7000 British French and Belgian troops on patrol last night with the populace showing apathy to the Allied presence. Berlin semi officially notes German officials summoned to Berlin to discuss fresh negotiations if the Allies wish to resume talks.
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Duesseldorf
Berlin
Paris
Brussels
Berlin Zeitung
Cormans
Dness
Dorf
Duisburg
Rubrort
Fire destroys five buildings in Fallsburg section
Middletown New York March 7 Fire caused roughly 100000 dollars damage in Fallsburg testpess section destroying five buildings including the post office.
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Middletown
N. Y
Fallsburg
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