Alberta Election Act Submitted Reforms Aimed at Voting Changes
Alberta Legislature receives a reform bill under minister Ales Ross proposing ten voters can nominate a candidate, eliminating the $100 deposit. Changes include city voting, transferable voting in single member constituencies, and modern methods alignment. Report by J D Hunt, veteran Executive Council clerk, Kielmonton.
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P. R
J.D Hunt
Executive Council
Kielmonton
Thas
Alberta
Ales
Ross
Alverta
John Clunt
Tull
Wight
Express Wreck Near North Davhtay Motive Rail Disaster
A Vermont Central line wreck near North Davhtay killed one passenger and injured many as a broken rail derailed a Burlington bound express. The train, led by conductor John Fitzgerld, left six cars and mail coach in the riverbank debris. The incident occurs as Vermont elections bill time reforms emerge in a broader public notice.
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North
Davhtay
Vermont
Fehn Fitzgenald
St Araus
Winooski
Jackie Higsins Speaks Again After Illness in Moose Jaw
A nine year old boy, Jackie Higsins, is recovering at home with his parents after a severe illness linked to tuberculosis. Doctors report he has regained speech and shows progress, though weakness remains and a full recovery is expected with continued care.
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Oscar Diggins
Bellerin
Tad
Clerden
Ford Muscle Shouts Offer Approved by House Vote
Washington March U1 Henry Fords offer for Muscle Shouts pending before Congress for over two years was approved yesterday by the House by a vote of 227 to TR.
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Washington
March
Henry
Calgary Girl and Malden Actor Marriage Annulled
Montreal March 1. A marriage formed March 5 1921 between Marion J Baldwin of Calgary and Harold D Mannis of Malden Mass. was annulled by Justice Brunean after Baldwin left the groom immediately after the ceremony at age seventeen without her parents consent. Mannis did not appear. default judgment granted. Evidence from Baldwin via rogatory commission in New York confirmed facts. Albert L Baldwin of Calgary initiated annulment. guardian George A Trainor, Calgary, represented Baldwin.
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Montreal
Calgary
Alarion J. Baldwin
Harold
D. Munnis
Malden
Mass
Brunean
Mannis
Mnglewood
N. Y
Miss Baldwin
Albert L. Baldwin
Marion Baldwin
George A. Trainor
Pakdwin
Immigration Is Solution of National Problems Says Sir H. Thornton
Sir Henry W. Thornton, president of Canadian National Railways, told about 9,000 Montreal Canadian Club members that immigration solves many national issues and drives future prosperity. He urged financing for those lacking capital to come, saying Canada must bring 300,000 settlers to trigger self-feeding growth, and stressed a financial approach to immigration. He also noted CN's budget would be under last year’s by twenty million dollars and praised employees while calling for service that earns public support.
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Montreal
Canada
Dominion
Henry W. Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Montreal Canadian Club
Saw Tlenry
Sir Tenry
Siir Henry
People's Railway
National Railways
U S Mail Plane Crashes and the Pilot Is Killed
Officials conclude the air mail plane wrecking at Curwensville on Saturday killed pilot Pearson, a 28 year old former Canadian air force flyer. He had ten years flying experience and served in Canada and Britain. Local mail was destroyed in the fire.
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Pearson
Cleveland
Air Mail
Times
Hie
Othe
Une Do
Revolution Was Promoted By the U S Oil Interests
Washington March 10 Witnesses subpoenaed from the southwest by the senate committee investigating General Daugherty will be asked about the alleged activity of United States oil interests in promoting the present Mexican revolution. Senator Wheeler said he expected to prove that former Secretary Fall and the Doheny and Sinclair oil interests participated in an oil conspiracy to further the revolt. He said department of justice agents would testify they were ordered from Washington to stop breaking up pun fragments across the border.
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Southwest
Senate Committee
Daugherty
United States
Wheeler
Montana
Yeterday
Fall
Doheny
Sinclair
Department of Justice
Dublin minister resigns over muddling army troubles
Mareh Il Joseph Me trrath, minister of industry and commerce, announced his resignation in the Dail Eireann this afternoon amid muddling tied to army troubles.
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Industry and Commerce
Dublin
Mareh Il Joseph Metrrath
Dall Eireann
Liberal critic warns Ottawa on tariff revision plans
In a three hour speech the Montreal liberal urged against government tariff changes to satisfy pro-Bressives or law-terif Liberals. He said a commission should study the entire tariff question before any reduction steps are taken.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Two Oil Tanks Explode injuring Six at Plant
Toronto March 11 At least six men were injured three badly burned when two oil tanks exploded at the Menion Company plant in Lambton Mills suburb. The tanks held about 10 000 gallons of gasoline and the blast hurled the upper half of one tank through the air about one hundred yards, tearing down telegraph and telephone wires.
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Toronto
Menion Company
Lambton Mills
Debate on Canada wide problems in parliament
Ottawa March 21 debate on the Dominion address focused on tariffs freight costs and transport. Speakers from the Maritimes Ontario and the West urged policies to ease trade and lower costs with discussions of a West Indies trade route and a proposed transportation cost commission. Western voices highlighted agricultural equipment and National line construction while others questioned the value of protection if industries cannot sustain themselves.
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Owith
Maritimes
Gogen
Cimberlint NS
Canada
West Indies
Leeson
Binehen
West Toconto
Ontario
Tha T Hlome Bank
Civil Service
Thhelen
Hamonton Fast
Canadian National
Dominion Notes
AL Kennedy
Hatmenton
Quake Recorded Near Georgetown University
An early morning earthquake was recorded on Georgetown University seismographs. The tremors began around 5:00 am and persisted until after 7:00 am, centered about eight miles from Washington in a southerly direction, with maximum readings near 6.0.
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Washington
Georgetown Uniersity
Swarait obstructionists threaten government in Legislative Assembly
Swarists pressed obstruction tactics in the Legislative Assembly with a motion rejecting Tadaklis grants. Sir Mateotu Hailey, a government member, warned the move would cause large revenue losses and force use of special powers. Debates followed as supporters opposed proposed tax and opium concessions.
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India
Tedia
Legisliuive
Tadaklis
Mateotu Hailey
Appointment fills Ontario upper chamber vacancy
Ottawa based Marcath Andrew Bir don of Ottawa has been appointed to fill the Ontario vacancy in the upper chamber. Mo Tavdoan, born in Pakenham, Ont, four years ago, was named organizer for the Liberal party soon after the 1958 Liberal convention and held the post until recently.
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Ottawa
Marcath Andrew Birdon
K. OC
Senare O
Ontario
Mo Tavdoan
Pakenham
Ont
Liberal Party
Situation returns to normal in Free State defense
The Free Star reports that the situation is normal in all commands after a mutiny. General Ghvenious, head of the Civil Guard, is appointed general officer commanding the Free State defensive forces. Vlas holds a post linked to the missing in the aru.
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Free State
Dubdin
aMivel
Free Star
Army
Anmenmeed Eayh
Ghvenious
Vlas
Aru
Cheap Gasoline Club Promises Lower Prices in Montana
Articles of association filed in Shelby Montana outline the Elab club run by officials Stelbv Moreh t and Jess H Stevens. The group aims to buy and distribute gasoline and lubricants to members at preimery Montana and Alberta prices plus costs, with stations in several cities and crude supply to small refineries. Annual membership is two dollars, granting access to discounted fuel through affiliated stations. Also noted is the death of Toronto General Drusts executive Aies Daves, aged 58.
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Moreh T
International Club
Shelby
Montana
Atsher
Tiebsher Refineries
Myereit Musselman
Andttorney
Jess H. Stevens
Elb
Poe
Elab
Steves
Eiibd
Montuon
Alberta
Sheloy
Wwe
Placitine
Reichstag to be dissolved after close of sitting
Berlin March The Chancellor Marx and leaders of the four government parties met after the Reichstag session ended last evening and agreed on dissolving the Reichstag this week. The election date will be fixed as early as possible.
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Berlin
Maret Oth
Marx
Seven ty eight miners removed from Utah Coal Mine
March 11 report states seventy eight miners rescued from Utah Fuel Company mine number two after a series of explosions entombed eighty five others. Rescue teams continue attempting to reach those still inside as authorities note ongoing danger and difficult conditions at the site.
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Castlegate
Vial
Utah Fuel Company
ISS
Membership Drive Opens For Chamber Of Commerce
The membership campaign of the Chamber of Commerce has opened with a committee in charge seeking applicants. Prospective members should send applications and fees to Secretary Richardson. Fees are 25 dollars for business firms and 10 dollars for individuals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tees
Richardson
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