Preliminary hearing held in Walsh murder case
John Kollesavich faced a preliminary hearing for the March 9 fatal shooting at Walsh. Testimony covered the accused's police statement, the station break‑in, the threat by a masked man, and the waiting room firing before the suspect fled toward Hoffmans. The hearing adjourned to Monday at 10 am.
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John Kollesavich
Traiman J. J. Calkins
Walsh
A. P.P
Ellis
Accused
Hoffman
Mitchell Attacks Alberta Budget and Audit System
Opposition leader C R Mitchell criticizes the 1925 budget and new accounting methods in the Alberta legislature. He argues the audit is still too close to treasury control, warns of hidden deficits, and questions savings claims while detailing irrigation costs and proposed bond risks.
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Fon. C. R. Mitchell
Alberta
Treasury Department
Mitchell
Audit Department
Daiger
Mitchel
Milenel
Mr. Mitchell
Bis Respec
Grea
Mier Greenfield
Greenfield
Quebec Seismic Shock Sparks Citywide Tremor
A brief but intense earthquake lasting five to ten seconds unsettles Quebec City on March 21. No damage is reported though several women are said to be hysterical. tremors disrupted telephone lines to Bale Ste Paul and Saguenay districts, with the quake believed to originate near Bale Ste Paul, center of a previous shock.
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Quebec
Bale Ste
Paul
Murray Ray
S¢ Shaan
Charlevoixx
Saguenay
Bale Ste. Paul
Earl of Ypres in Critical Condition After Operation
London March 21 physicians attending the Earl of Ypres former Field Marshal French report he underwent a severe operation Thursday He is alive but his strength is failing and his condition continues to cause anxiety for observers and officials
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London
Earl of Ypres
French
Gays
New Germicide Claim Spurs Health Warnings
March 20 report says Dr Vendort unveils hexyl-resorcinol based germicide claimed fifty times stronger than prior formulas. Authorities warn it should not be used internally to destroy germs in the urinary tract or elsewhere and caution about safety and proper use.
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Vendorta
Boy Rescued After Being Entombed in Tornado Debris
In Murphysboro Logan School collapse after Wednesday's tornado, a twelve year old girl who had been entombed since the building fell was recovered. A dog with a crippled foot arrived at a temporary hospital seeking faces.
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Chleago
Marel
Logan School
Murphysboro
Griiiln
Toni
Foreign labor is Great Sugar Fact, Alberta beet crop
Lethbridge March 21 labor for the beet crop in Alberta and for the Raymond sugar factory is under consideration. Local labor is used and about one hundred men have arrived awaiting construction in April. T George W superintendent says no foreign labor will be imported for factory work. heel growers must provide their own labor. The Raymond colony brings workers of their nationality and Russian Germans, plus Canadian Pacific Railway aid. A survey will gauge needs and bring in workers to plant the beet fields by June.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Alberta
Idaho Sugar Company
Raymond
Considé Company
T. George W
Weather Summary for Western Canada and Plains
Cloudy conditions persist across Vancouver and Victoria with readings around 22. West to Calgary and Medicine Hat show clear and fair skies with temperatures in the mid teens to low twenties. Manitoba and Saskatchewan remain very cold with lingering light snow. Alberta experiences milder, fair conditions.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Alverta
Dominion Labor Party Opposes War Resolution Passed
The Dominion Labor Party in London Ontario adopted a resolution urging a general dominion wide strike if war is declared. The measure was presented by the London executive and passed unanimously at a meeting ahead of the Toronto convention set for April 11 and 12.
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London
Ont
Dominion Labor Party
Toronto
Dt Wil
Wis
Toronto Man Sues Dentist for Malpractice Damages
Aleta Sweet of Toronto sues Dr. Lawe dentist for damages claiming negligent operation left a hypodermic needle point in her jaw. Initial award set at $5,300. appeal by Dr Lawe dismissed by the second divisional court with costs.
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Toronto
Aleta Sweetman
Fog
Lawe
Wheat inspections total 271 cars in Winnipeg
Wheat inspections yesterday in Winnipeg reached 271 cars with 161 contract grade. Coarse grains accounted for 130 cars, compared with 170 last year.
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Winnipeg
Ottawa man Buchanan Pirle sentenced for murder
The Ottawa report states Buchanan Pirle was convicted of killing his wife and two children. A cabinet granted him clemency with a reprieve until June 19, while Sheriff Richardson notes objections to the act. Pirle had a short court session and expressed a desire for a full penalty.
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Ottawa
Ning Citizen
Buchanan Pirle
Behin
Richardson
Pirle
Parliament Deliberations Highlight Bitter Vote in Ottawa
In Ottawa on March 21 Monday sitting disrupted as Ga bers motions and Friday debates shape the session. The government support mixed with opposition as a conservative amendment passes 183 to 31 while a special consideration is urged. D. Hill and B. Johnson face questions on candidacy.
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Ottawa
Gove
Rabbit drive nets 5400 killed in Lomond area
March reports from Redcliff and Vauxhall describe P H Weiderburn returning after a large rabbit drive in Lomond How. Weather was variable but the drive overall was successful with 5400 rabbits killed. Fur shipment details follow in Bow Island notes.
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Redcliff
P. H. Weiderburn
Lomond How
Vauxhall
Bow Island
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