Alberta bill protects children of unmarried parents advances
Edmonton special to The News reports Hon. Mrs. Parlby’s bill to protect children of unmarried parents moves to third and final reading in the legislature. Changes limit who may file charges to a district court judge or designated guardians, set 12 month filing for putative fathers, and keep hearings mostly closed to the public with judge discretion. The act takes effect June 1 unless delayed.
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J. R- Boyle
J. R. Boyle
W. M. Davidson
Calgary
Davidson
Brownlee
Smith
Mitchell
Reid
Wimployer
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Bowen
McLennan
Cote
Beard
Deadlock in Calgary gas negotiations traps city
Calgary talks between the Dominion Glass Company and the Gas Company stall over pressure and booster plans at Bow Island and Redcliff. The glass firm demands high yearly gas purchases, while the gas company resists reducing main pressure, leaving the city and parties unable to reach a plan.
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Calgary Herald
HH. B. Pearson
Calgary Casa Company
Dominion Class Company
Calgary
George H. Webster
Dominion Glass Company
Gas Company
Glass Company
George Lydiatt
Lorne Laidlaw
Bow Island
Redcliff
Barnwell
Earth Shocks Reported Distant Off Pacific Coast
In San Jose Costa Rica March 10 scientists at the national observatory registered earthquakes estimated to be about 1000 miles off the Pacific coast.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Pacific Coast
National Observatory
Windsor Doctor Dies of Heart Failure After Auto Crash
Windsor Ontario reports a prominent physician Dr. J. S. Labelle died of heart failure while driving in Walkerville. His car halted against a tree, found by passers by who investigated after the crash occurred last night.
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J. S. Labelle
Pringe von Lippe Heavily Fined by Court Martial
Prince Frederic Wilhelm von Lippe, the German nationalist agitator, was tried by court martial and fined 7,000,000 marks. The prosecutor had urged a sentence of two years and a 10,000,000 mark fine after his Feb 28 arrest for stirring agitation against occupying forces. In Essen, police shortages have raised crime levels with 500 suspects removed from the Vereinehaus hotel area last night.
Reverend William Shaw Dies in Vancouver
Vancouver March 10 Rev William Shaw a Methodist clergyman once well known in Manitoba died here Friday of pneumonia aged 69 His widow and eight children survive including Grace Shaw of Portage la Prairie and Helen and John Shaw of Gilbert Plains
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W. Shaw
Vancouver
William Shaw
Manitoba
Grace Shaw
Portage la Prairie
Helen
John Shaw
Gilbert Plains
New Home of Ontario Veterinary College Opens in Guelph
The Veterinary College at Guelph has moved from Toronto and now sits on the grounds of a cultural college. Staff and students remain closely linked with the Ontario Agricultural College. The institution aims to serve the province’s farming population and supports agricultural education and research.
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Guelph
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Premier Greenfield says higher education is too heavy in Alberta
Edmonton March 10 Premier Greenfield told Calgary lawmakers that higher education is already too heavy in Alberta and gave no sign of broadening Calgary's million dollar Institute of Technology. The Calgary delegation urged decentralization and better use of the new facility.
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Greenfield
Edmonton
Calgary
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Perren Baker
Institute of Technol Gs
School Board of
Negary
W. M. Davidson
R. C. Marshall
F. J. White
Roht. Vearson
Technical Institute
Banquet Concludes Alberta Sanitary and Heating Engineers Convention
The Alberta Association of Sanitary and Heating Engineers wrapped up a two day convention with a top notch banquet at the Assiniboia Hotel. President Duncan Campbell praised the host city while C R Frost thanked locals and Mayor Huckvale for a pleasant stay. Mayors Huckvale and Watt shared reflections on sanitation历史 and economic fairness.
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Assiniboia
Duncan Campbeill
Focal Association
Messrs
C. M. N. Roche
A. Rollo
Harry Cole
Joe Marsh
Lassie
Steta Mosse
Theodor Fossum
C. R. Frost
Huckvale
Lord Crewe Seriously Ill in Paris
Paris March 10. The condition of Lord Crewe British ambassador is serious after influenza and pneumonia followed the grippe. A consultation of physicians will be held today and a bulletin reports the illness is grave.
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Paris
Lord Crewe
Dominion repayments to Great Britain listed
Stanley Baldwin in the House of Commons tabled repayments of loan principal by the dominions and colonies this financial year. South Africa £381,000 New Zealand £141,000 Australia £526,000 and British Guiana £142,000.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Hoase of Commons
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Alberta legislature approves twenty five bills in routine session
Edmonton March news summary reports Lieut Governor Brett assented to twenty five measures including charter amendments for Calgary and Red Deer, irrigation and stockyard acts, and acts on railway extension and pest control. Also notes a Vancouver boy found asleep in hospital and William Ryan of United Mine Workers acquitted on a peace disturbance charge.
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Reid
Brett
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Alberta
Jsys Aviation
Cumrose
Lethbridge
St. Albert
Little Bow
Southwestern
William Ryan
United Mine Workers
Turkey Submits Answer to Lausanne Proposals
Constantinople reports Turkey responses to Lausanne proposals. Ankara accepts the war prisoners and most communications terms, seeks slight boundary changes, and asks for payment of Turkish debt interest in paper money. It raises difficulties over economic clauses and capitulations and calls for further discussion.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Lausanne
Angora
Weather Overview West Quiet With Mild Conditions
Vancouver and Edmonton report clear or cloudy skies with mild temperatures. Forecast calls for mostly fair and mild weather across Alberta today and Sunday, with some local snow flurries expected in western regions.
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Nelson
Edmonton
Calgery
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Alberta
Railways Prosperity Returns to Busy US Lines
Vancouver reports Colonel Edward A. Simmons says American railways are busier than since the armistice as six months of breathing space follow congressional adjournment. He predicts normal operations by year end and notes labor troubles have faded, with rail officials watching Congress for potential cuts. He is publisher of Railway Age and Marine Engineer.
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United States
Edward A. Simmons
Aim
Railway Age
Cl. Simmons
Congress
Simmons
Police court fines for operating without licenses
In police court today two citizens were fined 2 dollars and costs each for operating automobiles without having licenses.
Regulations Set for Canadian Butter and Cheese Exports
Ottawa March 10 regulations require grading and marking of all Canadian creamery butter and factory cheese exported on or after April 1. Announcement made last night clarifies the new standards and compliance expectations for producers.
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Ottawa
Carge Majority for Church Union
Toronto Ont March 10 It is reported that more than half of the presbyteries of the Presbyterian Church in Canada have voted on the question of immediate confirmation of union with the Methodist and Congregational churches and reports to date show that only two presbyteries have voted against it the two dissenters Leing Hamilton and Ned Deer Alberta
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Presbyterian Church In Canada
Leing Hamilton
Ned Deer
Alberta
Bank chief dies as Chicago bank closed in probe
The London Square Trust and Savings Bank with $20,000 capital and $2,700,000 in deposits was closed in Chicago on March 10 amid an investigation into its finances. President Fred W. Popp was found shot to death in his car near the scene. a pistol with an exploded cartridge was discovered nearby. State bank examiners joined the probe.
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Chicago
London Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred ‘W. Popp
Trans Canada Limited to resume service this May
The Trans-Canada Limited will restart service from Montreal Toronto and Vancouver on May 20. The first eastbound train will pass Medicine Hat on May 21 and the first westbound train will pass Medicine Hat on May 28. Schedule details will be announced later.
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Trans-Canada Limited
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Toronto
Vancouver
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Medicine Hat
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