Government tax plans dominate guard of trade banquet remarks
At the Saturday guard of trade banquet, Capt Pingle from Red Cliff outlined revenue measures for to fund the Patriotic Fund and Red Cross, proposing a $1,000,000 target over five years with monthly expenditures of $66,380. He described land tax allocations, seed-grain support for farmers, and potential charter amendments benefiting Medicine Hat and other cities.
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Cluan
Pingio Alla
Redcliff
Board of Trade
Red Cross
Patriotte Fund
Medicine Hat
Stedcliff
Pingle
Calgary
Marshall
Waterworks Department
Pte. Robertson
Leut. Trarvey
Lieut. McGregor
Ald. Marshall
Ald. Burns
H. C. Francis
A. F. Andrews
Arthur A. Smith
Kettle River
N. A. McLarty
Walter Hueckvale
W. IR. Saults
B.D. McGregor
Capt. Parker
J. J. Peacock
Forumites Tackle Irish Problems In Public Address
John MacCourt declared the Irish question a national issue not a religious one during a yesterday afternoon forum on The present Irish situation. He asserted Irish loyalty to the British Empire equal to that of English or Scotch. The lecture began with an outline of St Pat’s life.
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Jno
Board of Trade bids farewell to Mackintosh and welcomes Cotterell
The Board of Trade held a banquet at the Assiniboia in Hat on Saturday night to honor Supt. Mackintosh of the CPR who departs for Lethbridge and to welcome C. A. Cotterell who succeeds him. Speeches praised Mackintosh and Cotterell amid songs, with Premier Stewart's visit anticipated for a Hat convention and stockyards planned for Medicine Hat.
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Board OF Trade
Mackintosh
C. A. Gotterell
Assiniboia
DD. Mackintosh
P.R
Lethbridge
C. A. Cotterell
T. K. Tweed
L. N. Laidlaw
Messrs
Docker
Milingson
Hob. Tweed
Ro I Andrews
Mr. Tweed
Mark Ntosh
Marshall
Mr. Andrews
Cotterell
Pingle
Tweed
Capt. Pingle
M-L.a
Stewart
Medicine Hat
Soldiers of the Soil movement urged for Canadian youths
Ottawa 1918 reports Gov Gen Devonshire appeals to all boys in Canada to enlist in Soldiers of the Soil. next week enrollment at high schools and centers, with 25 000 expected. aim to boost food production, potentially saving millions of bushels of wheat and aiding the war effort.
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Ottawa
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Soil
Tie
France
Flanders
Providence
Banned Reading Matter List Warns of Seizure
Police seize a list of periodicals and books deemed banned and orders destruction or surrender by tonight. Titles include The Seattle Daily Call Bible Students Monthly Studies in the Scriptures and Zeppeline Uber Mugland among others. Penalties under the Consolidated Orders on Censorship impose fines up to 5000 dollars or five years imprisonment.
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Fonterrow
Polies
Seattle Daily Call
Seattle
Bible Students Monthly
LBA
Vadlint Krumonksetlinen
Worker's Socialist: Publishing Co
UDA
Monthly
C. C. Walton
New York
India
W. W. Pearson
M.A
George R. Kirkpatrick
Ohio
Deutschland Publishing Co
Charles A. J. Maybee
American Association For the Taxation of Churel
Buffalo
N.Y
Departure of Dominion Lands Office Staff
Mr and Mrs George H MacDonell Mr John Lyle and Mr L A MacLean left for Lethbridge this forenoon. MacDonnell appointed agent Lyle accountant and MacLean clerk of patents. The remainder of the staff is drawn from the Lethbridge staff.
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George H. MacDonell
John Lyle
L. A. MacLean
Lethbridge
MacDonnell
Mr. Lyle
Mr. MacLean
Lethbridge Steff
Must Fight Now J Fromm Reported To Calgary Military
A Russian resident staying at a Walsh area farm brothel was arrested by Sorgi after failing to report for service or claim exemption. He appeared before Inspector Shoebothani in Medicine Hat. He underwent a medical exam, was classified as Al, and handed to military escort to Calgary.
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J. Fromm
Walsh
Sorgi
Mclaren
Inspector Shoebothani
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Sinn Fein rioters clash in Belfast on St Patrick's Day
Large crowd in Belfast's nationalist quarter rioted into the early hours, hurley sticks and stones used as main weapons, with some revolver shots heard. Police and troops restored order after clashes near St Mary's hall where De Valera spoke before authorities halted the event.
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SINN
Pediat
Motel US
Sinn Meiners
Belfast
Linn Mathers
St. Mary’s Haul
Edward de Valera
Eost Claire Gad
de Valera
Pres
Sometiigs
Parliament Opens with Simple Ceremony in Ottawa
Ottawa March 18 The House of Commons opened to elect a new Speaker amid animated scenes. About 125 new members attended as W B Northrup sworn in as clerk and officials began the oath process. The roll showed ministers listed, with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Hon W Fielding named on the front page.
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Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Hon.w
Seomonss
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