Workmen's Compensation Bill Moves Through Legislature
Parliament devoted long Friday sessions to Workmen's Compensation measures amid debate over amendments by McGillivray and Shaw. The bill passed committee stage with divisions that saw Liberal and Conservative backing against changes favoring running trades, while Premier Brownlee defended the principle of compensation and noted the bill's nonpartisan nature. The session closed with references to continued debate and future consideration.
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Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Gneasure
Jesser
McGillivray
Joseph T. Shaw
Liber
Mrr. Shaw
Great Britain
Mc‘Gillivray
Aind
Therhoods
Canadian Club Reforms At Medicine Hat City Hall
A meeting at City Hall reorganized the Canadian Forum club amid turnout by 74 MRA supporters. Sullivan outlined goals as a nonpartisan platform inviting prominent speakers, with women to be included as members and Judge Walsh named first honorary member. Officers listed: Sullivan president, Ellerton secretary, Whitting treasurer, Ashley mayor, and executive including Judge Green and several local figures.
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G. Roo
My Sullivan
G. Plleyon
R. Patterson
W. Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
National Executive Council
Ottawa
Mn Murray
Judge Green
Judge Walsh
Follewette
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H. G. Ellerton
H. EB. Whiftin
Ereasurer
Weleseees
Ashley
Sees
T. R. Osborne
Judge’ Green
Messrs
J. M. Gilmour
Martyn Oliver- Norman Davis
W. W. Parrish
C. Taylor
J. R. Patterson
Tragic Bow Island Scalding Death of 8-Year-Old Anna Wutzke
Inspector Scott reports an 8 year old girl Anna E Wutzke died from scalding injuries in Bow Island after her parents left for the farm. The hired man tended burns with baking soda but could not summon help promptly. Dr Munro and Constable Craig arrived after the child had languished.
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Inspector Scott
BcXy Island
Anna E. Wutzke
Adolph Wutzke
Maleb
Munro
Bow Island
Constable Craig
Orange Crop Good and Prices High
J F Ross of Balmoral Street reports receiving word from the Bank of Italy in Ontario California stating oranges are bringing four and a half cents a pound with improved prices and a good yield. He is advised to expect substantial income from a large grove this season.
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Orange Belt
California
J. 4. Ross
Balmoral Street
Bank of Italy
Ontario
Thy ‘Ross
Big Grove
Grain inspections show wheat contracts and car totals
Winnipeg reports March data on wheat inspections with total car counts for contract grades 416 this year versus 428 last year and total contract grade cars 118 versus 132.
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Winnipeg
Mar
British air operations in Iraq quell southwest frontier unrest
Basra March 10. The report notes intensified disturbances on Iraq's southwest frontier, but Royal Air Force activity in the desert and settled areas prevents population retreat. Indian troops moved to Shaibay while the Iraqi army remains in barracks. British ships Emanald Crocus Triad arrive and casualties include an air pilot wounded and another who escaped to safety after his plane was set ablaze.
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Basra
Iraky
Reuters
Irak
Royal Air Force
Shaibay
Rnce
Emanald
Crocus
Triad
Aes
Wheat Prices Rise on Winnipeg Exchange Close
A sharp closing rally on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange lifted wheat prices to gains from 1.8 to 12 cents after an earlier decline. Trading was light with little export buying, and coarse grain markets stayed largely inactive though prices remained steady in sympathy with wheat.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Ships Rescue Passengers After Boston to Plymouth Collision
March 10 reports say the steamship Lee wrecked off Plymouth Massachusetts after a crash with the Rebap. About 150 passengers aboard the Lee, mostly women, were saved by coast guards and taken to safety aboard a surf boat and the rescue cutter to Plymouth.
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Qk. Lee
George Plymouth
Mass
St Boston
Washington
Stern Steamship Co
Boston
Lee
New York
Plymouth
Robert
Gandwich
Etation
Coast
Acket Rhoat
Murderer of Marian Parker is again tried
William Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt faced jurors in Los Angeles in a repeat trial for the Marian Parker kidnapping and murder case. The jury deliberated two hours and 35 minutes after returning from dinner, then was sequestered for the night without a verdict.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
De"Ivy Thoms
Hickman
Marian Parker
Murderer Whitfield Escapes Ohio Penitentiary
John Whitfield a 49 year old Cleveland Negro serving a life term for a murder escaped from the Ohio penitentiary by climbing the wall after asking to be moved to the medical ward. He was later shot and seriously wounded at the home of guard Oren Hill before being returned to the prison in a dying condition.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Leonard
Whitefield
Cleveland
John Whitfield
Oren Hill
Whitfield
Monarch Versus Glechen Cal 7580 Score Tonight
Arrangements set for a game between Monarch and Glechen Cal 7580 with period scores to be announced. Fans may call 9580 at Haystead's barber shop for results and details.
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Gletchen
Glelchen
Haystead
Notable figures treated by Dr Henry J Sehirexon in plastic surgery
The article shows two well known patients, Peaches Browning and Lady Diana Manners, before and after procedures by American plastic surgeon Dr Henry J Sehirexon. Browning reportedly had scars removed from chin and throat while Manners is described as having restored beauty. A forthcoming lawsuit for 200 000 dollars is noted by a girl who claims the leg straightening operation caused her to lose both legs.
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Henry J. Sehirexon
Peaches” Browning
Diana Manners
Miners Entombed After Mine Fire at Aurora Shaft
A Mexican dispatch reports thirty miners trapped inside the Aurora mine near Texlutlan Puebla after a fire caused walls to cave in. Sixty were rescued, two may have died from fumes, and rescue efforts faced low hopes for the others.
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Mexico
City
Excelsior
Aurora
Texlutlan
Fitate
Puebla
Parliament Budget Debate Moves Ahead In Ottawa
The House will resume budget debate with Liberal L K Laflamme of Montmorency leading Monday's session. Senate did not sit yesterday as Conservatives and Liberals argued.
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Ottawa
Can. Press
House
L. K. Laflamme
Montmorency
Senate
S. C. Robinson
Essex Wests E. C
St. Perre
Hochelagas A
D. McRay
Vancouver North
Immigration plan seeks 2,000,000 settlers for prairie provinces
Ottawa reports General McRae proposes a 300 million funding plan to settle 2 million immigrants in Alberta British Columbia and the prairie provinces. The program would include land grants trunk line construction to the Pacific coast government clearing of 60 percent of homesteads and a five year tax relief with a 30 year repayment plan and active immigration coordination.
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AY i
McRae
Vancouver
Finiahce
McRewe
Peace River District
Alberta
British Columbia
Imperial
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Europe
United States
London
High Commissioner
Supposed Thief Shot Down In Ontario Grain Field
In St. Catherines Ontario on March 10 Cecil Silverthorne died at Hamilton Hospital after being shot by Stephen Bygrave who was arrested at Caistor Centre and taken to Dunnville Bygrave was employed by Lloyd Tice to guard grain on his farm while Tice attended a dance. The intruder who was shot turned out to be Silverthorne.
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St. Catherines
Ont
Hamilton Hospital
Cecil Silverthorne
Stephen Bygrave
Caister Centre
Dunnville
Stephengrave
Lloyd Tice
Tice
Silverthorne
Currie denounces libel claim over Mons actions
Gen Sir Arthur Currie told Cobourg reporters he did not jeopardize Canadian lives to seize Mons and rejected allegations of sacrificing troops. He discussed the libel suit against F W Wilson and W T Preston arising from a June 1927 Port Hope Guides article and stated the matter would be resolved in court.
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Ont
Arch
Mons
Arthur Currie
Sir Arthur
Bel
Port Hope Guides
Currie
Toronto
Massey Hall
Pricess Pats
Legal action over Russian gold loaned assets in New York
A suit in New York involves ownership of gold bars claimed to be stolen from a vault during a Bolshevik era upheaval. The Equitable Trust Company and Chase National Bank face recovery efforts of gold allegedly pledged for trade between America and Russia.
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New York
Margh
Nad Hjerlmaqn
Isque
France
Rede
Equitablierise
Chase National, Bank
Staty-Bank- Dis
Bolstiév
Americd
Apf
Rusigia
Treasury Department
Icebound Lake Erie boat raid hampered by storm
Amherstburg Ontario March 10 a snow storm and floating ice held a liquor-smuggling fleet captive for hours on Lake Erie near the American shore. Drivers waited along the river front for cargoes to arrive for the first time in ten years as the lake remained frozen between Amherstburg and Monroe.
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Amherstburg
Lake Erie
Moroe
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