System of Chiropractic Examinations Outlined to House
Edingdon March 12 Special to The News Members of the Legislature heard President P. M. Tory of the University of Alberta outline the senate adopted system of chiropractic examinations. Tory compared U S schools and noted lack of scientific rigor and laboratory facilities, citing Davenport and Palmer, and described BC requirements and liberal Senate stance toward chiropractors.
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Tory
Edingnton
P. M. Tory
University of Alberta
Senate
United States
Davenport College
D. J. Palmer
Chiropractic
British Columbia
Palmer
Davenport
Towa
Chicago
Pace Eight
Open Two Government Dispensaries in Alberta
Edmonton and Calgary will host government liquor dispensaries for physician prescriptions after druggists are limited to six ounce bottles. The system will later expand to Lethbridge and Medicine Hat if Calgary and Edmonton prove successful.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Attorney General's Department
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Rev Johnston Speaks on The Spirit of Rotary at Luncheon
Rev Robt Johnston J D of Calgary delivered a sermon like address at a well attended Rotary Club luncheon in the Assiniboia Hotel. He urged putting into service rather than seeking gain, urged earnestness, and foresaw employers and workers increasing their contributions to community life.
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Johnston Spears
Spirit OF
Rotary
Robt. Johnston
J.D
Calgary
Rotary Club
Assiniboia Hotel
Ramelling
Home Secretary Ordered Arrests In Scotland England
LondonMarch 12 Home Secretary Bridgeman told the House of Commons that Irishmen were arrested in Scotland and England over the weekend under orders from himself and Viscount Novar the Secretary to Scotland to curb a quasi military group aiming to disrupt the Irish Free State government. The government said the group planned violence in Britain in support of irregulars in Ireland.
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London
Home
Bridgeman
House of Commons
Scotland
England
Viscount Novar
Saoid
Ireland
Belgian Communists Targeted in Nationwide Raids
Brussels reports 50 more raids on Communist headquarters nationwide as police deepen the investigation. Authorities say newly gathered evidence supports a theory that Belgian Communists were pledged by secret resolutions from the last Congress to destroy the current government.
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Brussels
Theountry
Weather snapshot Across Canadian Cities
The report notes cold conditions with snow in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, while Alberta shows milder, mostly fair weather. Several cities including Vancouver Medicine Hat Winniper Lethbridge Moose Jaw Saskatoon Calgary and Nelson are mentioned with varying cloud cover and temperatures. The forecast suggests little temperature change and overall quiet conditions. A separate quote warns that teaching a child what to read rather than how to read is dangerous.
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Vancouver
Mamonton
Nelson
Calgary
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Manitoba
Sarkachewan
Alberta
Portage la Prairie Funding Fight Sparks Commons Debate
In Ottawa on March 10 the Portage la Prairie issue sparked a House clash between Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen and Progressive Harry Leader. Meighen pressed to repair the Portage suerage damage, Leader retorted he represents the riding and will not delegate duties, prompting a tense exchange over constituency representation.
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H. Leader
Hon. A. Meighen
Portage la Prairie
Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
Harry Leader
Manitoba
Meighen
Leader
Portage Lua Prairie
Fisherman in Med Mine Blast Kills One Sailors Missing
In Hyeres on March 12 a local fisherman named Tangier was killed when a submerged mine exploded as he retrieved nets near a French cruiser Mors. The blast shattered the boat and two sailors aboard disappeared.
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Hyeres
France
Mors
Hesse
Mediterranean
Tangier
Storm Roars Strike Tennessee Mississippi Ohio Areas
Twenty people are reported killed and seven injured near Pinson Tennessee after a storm swept through the area last night. Several dwellings were wrecked and many fatalities include African Americans. Separate reports note three killed near Richmond Kentucky and a cyclone damaging Madison Fayette counties with injuries. In Portsmouth Ohio a school building was unroofed by high winds injuring six children.
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Jackson
Tenn
Areh
Pinson
Pinsons
Nichwend
Madison-Fayette County
Portsmouth
Ohio
Denny Boggs
Arctic voyage captain plans June 21 flight over polar region
Seattle reports Roald Amundsen heads Arctic expedition leaving Seattle June 30 aboard the Maud. A letter from Captain John Backland says the group will launch a June 21 flight from Wainwright Alaska toward the North Pole as the sun supposedly glows perpetual day over the Arctic circle.
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Seattle
Dublin captures and arrests amid Irish conflict reports
Dublin reports say Frank Henderson, a leader among irregulars, was captured by Free State forces on a street raid. Police also recovered a large arms dump as arrests followed. In Kiltingford near Dungarvan a brisk clash left Free Staters with three casualties and irregulars heavily hit. Postmaster Atkinson of Lisnalong shot dead after failing to surrender keys. West Meath manor once owned by the Greville Nugents was set alight. Scotland reports 28 Irish rebels arrested, including leading organizers. Charles Schwab left Europe for New York aboard the Aquitania with a doctor.
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Dublin
Frank Henderson
Free State
T Kiltingford
Dungarvan
County Waterford
Free Staters
Atkinson
Lisnalong
Monaghan
Cloyn Castle
County Delvin
West Meath
Greville Nugent
Scotland
Jasgow
Irish Republican Army
Cherbourg
Charles WW Schwab
Europe
Ilness
New York
Tle
Medicine Hats Natural Gas and the Medicine Hat field
Superintendent G K Taylor outlines natural gas as a mechanical mixture not a chemical compound. He explains its formation, ubiquity, and how gas from Medicine Hat, discovered there, is extracted and used industrially and domestically, noting regeneration would be slow if fields deplete.
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G. Kk. Taylor
R.P.L
Alberta Association of Sanitary and Heating Engineers
Medicine Harges
Recklinghausen Violence Sparks French-German Clash
Eight Germans die in overnight clashes with French troops in Recklinghausen district. A riot at Dortmund wounds a French soldier and a German. a state of siege is declared. Fighting subsides only after troops restore order. Hostages are seized in Buer and French officials threaten harsh penalties.
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Recklinghausen
Reckinghausen
Dortmund
Buer
Cendarmes
Guart
Dusseldorf
M. Miginot
Ruh
Cologne
Sir Arthur Godley
M. Maginot
Essen
Hochum
Legion of Honor
Pieckinghausen
Liett.-Col. Tin
Chasseurs
M. Joly
Lainglot
Immigrant Advocate Pilcher Visits St John From England
Commander Pilcher, owner of two large Canadian ranches near the Saskatchewan and Red Deer rivers, arrived on the Montrose in St John after years in the British and Canadian navies. He urges selective immigration with structured guidance to fit western conditions and avoid impractical sudden settlement. He returned from England to promote western colonization and to assess farming and cattle-raising opportunities for new settlers.
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St. John
Moreh
Canada
Camuda
England
West
Tre
Pilcher
Saskatchewan River
Red Deer River
Niobe
Rainbow
F. M.S. Champion
De Valera Said To Receive £1000 Yearly Stipend
Dublin March 12 government publicity department reports that Eamonn De Valera receives from the republican organization a salary of £1000 a year, paid in advance or thereabouts, according to a Free State document.
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Dublin
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Republican Organization
Government
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