Government to open liquor dispensaries in Calgary and Edmonton
Edmonton and Calgary will begin government liquor dispensing after April 1 with six ounce bottle limits for prescriptions. Dispensaries will operate 9 am to 4 pm with Saturday 12 o’clock close in the downtowns behind the Bank of Toronto and Western block corners.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Brownlee
Bank of Toronto
Howard Ave
Jasper Ave
First St. West
Tenth Avenue
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Wil
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian government merchant marine part of Atlantic rate conference
In Ottawa March obo the Canadian government merchant marine was a member of the North Atlantic conference that sets ocean freight tariffs. It agreed the body must maintain tariffs but retain right of independent action for shipments from Canadian ports as part of a global system of rate conferences. W A Cunningham, general traffic manager, testified before the Commons committee on agricultural conditions. Also noted, district leadership changes and officials leaving for Edmonton for taxation talks.
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Ottawa
Guraddin Press
Merchant Marine
House of Commons
W.A. Cunningham
W. A. Collier
P. G
Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3
C.F
Walsh, Irvine
Medicine Hit
Redcliff
Uuckvale
Aid
Davidson
Edmonton
Power Cut Threatens St Julius Newfoundland News
March 2 0 The daily papers in St Julius Newfoundland reported a temporary suspension of publication due to power shortages. The local electricity supplier shut down its plant because interior lakes feeding hydro plants are frozen five feet deep. Streetcars ceased last week as water ran low and a thaw is needed to avoid further shutdowns. The steamer Kyle sailed with provisions to southern coastal settlements cut off by the crisis.
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St Julius
Nfld
Indusutes
Kyle
Britain backs East Galicia decision at Paris conference
In London on March 21 the House of Commons heard that the ambassadors conference had assigned East Galicia to Poland with conditions and that the decision had British and other governments' approval. A member claimed half a million Ruthenian Britons in Canada faced concern, which the premier said was considered in the decision.
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London
House of Commons
Hremler Bonar Law
East Galicia
Poland
Canada
Great Britain
50 Miles Leader Line Will Be Completed
Winnipeg March 21 D C Coleman vice president of Canadian Pacific Railway announced plans for 50 mile Leader southerly line and 25 mile Wymark Archive line. The Lanigan northerly branch to Melfort Catknife Whitford Lake line Battle River crossing and Drumheller to bull Pound 39 miles will start as a joint section with Canadian National. Work on Consul Assiniboia first two sections underway with further May announcement expected.
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Winnipeg
D. C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lanigan
Naham
Melfort
Catknife
Wymark Archive
Drumheller
Bull Pound
Canadian National
Consul-Assiniboia
Guleman
Premier Apologises for Callaghan Charges in Rail Contract Debates
In a stormy session, Premier Greenfield defended the Canadian Pacific Railway against Deputy Minister John Callaghan’s charges over the E D and B C system. He announced an inquiry into how the CPR fulfilled its contract, prompted by CPR vice‑president Coleman’s letter. The debate included sharp clashes with Liberal and Independent members over disclosures and ministerial responsibility.
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Weawontun
Monmsoon
Sturm Purser
Greenfield
Canadian Pacific Railway
John Callaghan
the &. LD
B.C
Canadian ‘Pacific Railway
JE. D
Coleman
Canadian Pacifice Railway
Reassuring News of Lord Carnarvon and Lady
Lady Carnarvon abandons her Egypt air trip and sails from Lyons to join her husband Earl of Carnarvon in Marseille. Doctors say his blood poisoning from an insect bite remains serious but improves, delaying plans to continue to Egypt and return to London.
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Marseilles
Banking Question Debated in Alberta Legislature
In Edmonton on March 21 the banking question moved from committee rooms to the legislature. G Touin proposed a resolution urging Ottawa to consider a broadening of the system for agricultural interests, but it was challenged as insufficient. Debates centered on farm credit and mortgage risks with ministers and private members exchanging views before adjournment. The House advanced Bills of Sale Act amendments and passed Border Areas Act third reading.
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Coleman
Cuallaghan
Victoria
J. R. Boyle
Boyle
Boyle Alze
Messrs. Headley and Smith
Agriculture and Railways
Jos. Dechene
Beaver River
W. M. Davidson
Calgary
V. A
P. J. Unnzeneuer
Alessandro
Viwbate
Ottawa
Mike Chornohus
Whiteford
Tatads Wee Co
Donald Cameron
Innisfail
Wool Growers Meet in Toronto Fifth Annual Gathering
The Canadian Co operative Wool Growers Association holds its fifth annual meeting in Toronto with delegates from each province. Western directors and delegates include S. Sonde, We Renton, C A W Sharp, and others. representatives from Lacombe, Sainty Rath, Glengaridge, Oak Lake, Wanloope, and Samtric attend.
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Toronto
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers’ Association
Pdominion
Sonde We Renton
Catgars
A. W. Sharp
Lacumbe
Levi Parker
Stayrath
Chris Tensen
Britain Eyes Key Economic Safeguards in Lausanne Talks
March 21 London. The Allied plenipotentiaries conference at the foreign office opened to consider the Turkish counter proposal to the Lausanne draft treaty. Marquis Curzon welcomed delegates and outlined issues while sub committees study Turkish National Assembly points. Britain stays cautiously optimistic, seeks united front with France and Italy, and opposes dissolving vital economic clauses. Marginal proposals include resisting retrocession of Castelorizzo to Turkey to guard the Dodecanese approaches.
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Londun
Lausanne
Foreign Office
Marquis Curzon
M. Bompard
Marquis di Garroni
France
Italy
Janet
Chiropractic testimony shocks legislature on Dempsey bout
The legislature’s private hearing revealed that a chiropractor claimed Jack Dempsey’s knockout blow came from a private chiropractor. W N T Shorten testified for the Chiropractors’ association advocating a charter bill. Carpentier’s spine was said to show a “subtaxation” through chiropractor punch. The panel questioned risks of contagious diseases tied to chiropractic theory.
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Hidtuntuu
Mareb
Jack Chegiufer
Torper
Tier
Tie
Osnebo
Persen
U S Govt Sought to Take Over Railroads in Strike Crisis
Montreal March 21 railway officials report the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor will ask the United States government to take over and run the railroads during strike conditions. Brockville March 21 Elisha Hutchings aged 99 years nine months seven days of Leeds county is dead, father of FE Hutchings of Winnipeg and 2 J Hutchings of Calgary.
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Boyle
U.S. Govt
Montreal
Washington
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
United States
Brockville
Out
Elisha Hutchings
Leeds County
Hutchings
Winnipeg
J Hutchives
Calgary
Immigrant Settlement Surge Expected in 1929
Officials from the Dominion immigration office foresee more than 100000 settlers arriving in 1929, with many destined for western Canada and some heading to the United States. The arrivals are described as predominantly agricultural, with plans for organized immigrant party voyages and collaboration with the Canadian National Railway.
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United States
Canmadien
Great Britain
John Wardron
Canadian National Railway
Galifax
Iran
Liverpool
Canadien
Naliunel
Aed
Vearidrep
Necoul
Setthera
Mets
reeSon
Western delegates to annual meeting of Canadian agriculture
Western delegates to the annual meeting of the Canadian Agricultural Congress depart from Winnipeg March 1 awaiting departure Saturday morning. The delegation, led by W Ward, includes members of Alberta and Saskatchewan associations and several officials from United Farmers of Saskatchewan and United Grain Growers. Names listed include George Edwards A Maharg Mrs J We Nuton and others.
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Coun
AGRIC
Winnbipe
Mareh
W. Ward
Secretins
Pitted Parners
Alberta
TLW
Vou
Sericulture
George Evington
Miya
Sears
AMG
Seholefield
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association
A Maharg
J. We
John Keynes
J. Reid
Saskatchewan Co-operative Loator Company
G. Lanley
J. B. Musselman
F. W. Riddell
W. UC
Misls Grain Growers Guide
J. J. Hal
Miss A J. Roe
Humility as Duty Across Ranks in Civic Etiquette
A compact reflection asserts that humility to superiors is dutr dutr to equals is courtesy to inferiors in nobleness and to all for safety, outlining social conduct norms in a concise moral vignette.
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Nellie McClung
Edmontons
Ald
Collisson
Miss King
Robt. MccCreath
Harald Riley
F. White
W. ™.Avidson
W. G. Johnston
Riley
Webster
Calgary Council
North Atlantic Rate Conference
W. A. Cunningham
Trafic
Canadian Govt. Merchant. Marine
Galigia
Bonar Law
New Brunswick
St. John
N.B
Callaghan
Re. E.D
Railways Department
Marshall
Canadian Pacifier Railway
You
Vo L W. Smith
Dunvegan
Smith
Department of Hallways
Pres
Carnarvon
Caire
Britain
Urs
Vurkey
Carkey
Castelorizza
Dodecanese
Ilands
Asia Minor
Pwneer
Winniper
Offeiata
Somiiniem
Tom
Comadu
Cofaidentis
Ctietioes Stewart
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