Fish and Game Assoc Annual Meeting Tonight At City Hall
Moscow reports the eight year confinement of Tarasoff in a garden pit by his father in Kursk Province. The son, who joined the Red Army in 1918 and later opposed his father’s view, was rescued after the father’s death. The 29 year old survivor has white hair and was hospitalized.
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Fish and Game Assoc
City Hall
Tie Son
Moscow
Savehukovo
Kursk
Tarasoff
Red Army
Co-Operation in Mt Handling Not Popular
Toronto March 22 Provided any 009 pounds can be signed up slightly under the average amount Handled during they past even years wool will be handled on a contract basis by the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers it was decided at the manual meeting of that organization here The eastern delegates while of the opinion that their shippers would probably sign the contracts stated that the move was not so popular as reported in the West The financial report showed the organization to have handled 3626900 pounds of wool in 1928 at a cost of about two and a quarter cents per pound.
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Toronto
Mar
Canadian Co-operative
F.stern
Liberal MP Auger resigns Prescott seat after conviction
Ottawa reports Liberal MP L. M. Auger for Prescott county has resigned his Parliament seat following a serious charge against a young girl. The resignation was read in the House of Commons by Speaker Lemieux before adjournment. No by election date for Prescott was announced.
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Ottawa
Mer
L. M. Auger
Prescott County
Auger
House of Commons
Lemieux
Prescott
Extradition Sought for Canadian Bank Theft Suspect
British Consul C A Fisher filed a complaint to extradite John C Alshaugh to Canada. He was arrested in Los Angeles on charges by Canadian police of stealing 26000 dollars from the Royal Bank of Canada in Chatham Ontario.
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Los Angeles
Mar
C. A. Fisher
Canada
John C. Alshaugh
Royal Bank of Canada
Chatham
Ont
Wheat Inspection Totals Reported for Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain report notes March 22 shows last year wheat inspections at 516 with contract grades at 300. This brief item lists non A category figures for the period and summarizes the inspection counts.
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Winnipeg
Mar
Will Geo Ross Cut Out Cattle With Airplane
Lethbridge March 21 George Ross a noted cattleman buys an air plane to travel over his vast range. He and Earl Vance of Great Falls co operate in purchasing and operating a new 180 horsepower plane to visit his large herds in Alberta and Montana this year. Ross served in aviation during the war.
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Lethbridge
George Ross
Great Falls
Ross
Earl Vance
Vance
Air Service
Fire Tragedy in Vladimir Province Theatre Inferno
A wooden village theatre in Igolkimo, Vladimir Province, suffered a deadly blaze with 100 dead and 11 severely injured after a film ignited and the single exit became blocked. Fire crews arrived as the structure burned, with blame placed on a drunk projectionist by some witnesses.
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Moscow
Igolkimo
Vladimir
Election adds another woman to Parliament
On March 22 Miss J. Lee of the Labor party won 15,711 votes, defeating Conservative Lord Scone who had 9,133 and Liberal Mrs. E. B. Mitchell with 3,488, increasing female representation in Parliament.
Preliminary hearing in theft by conversion for J N Schwartz
The preliminary hearing on theft by conversion charges for J N Schwartz of Hilda was completed at the APP Court this afternoon before Captain W Parker J P. Schwartz was committed for trial. G M Blackstock KC prosecuted, R B Davidson defended.
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J. N. Schwartz
Hilda
A.P.P
Two More Oil Strikes Hit Turner Valley Area
Calgary March 22 Imperial Oil announces Royaltie No. 14A struck at 3 557 feet with about 10 million cubic feet daily and rising. Gas described as very wet. tests not yet complete. Macleod No. 4 Turner Valley and Home, Okala No 1 noted for wet gas and varying outputs.
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Turner Valley
Calgary
Mar
Royaltie No
Hea
Imperial Oil
Calvary Office
Sam Coultis
Macleod
Turner
Vailley
Home No. 1
Okala No. 1
Macleod No. 1
Presant
Perry Ee Tant
Alberta legislature ends with cooperative session
North south and central Alberta lawmakers depart the parliament building as the capital returns to normal. The session ran seven weeks with 85 bills before the house. 67 public and eight private bills passed, six withdrawn two killed or not produced. Premier Brownlee praises the debates and cooperation, noting valuable policy discussions beyond legislation.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Capital
Xoormal
Usua
John D. Efwit
Executive Council
Kkillecyne
Brownlee
Missions Burned In Chinese Outbreak
Des patches report Communists burned several missions in Kiangsi Province near Hankow, leaving missionaries unable to defend themselves. Telephonic links with Kanchow Kiangsi were cut this morning amid fears of a grave situation. The detention of Marshal Lie Chai Sum in Canton provokes deep resentment, linked to the Nanking South China impasse.
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Hankow
China
Kanchow Ki
Kiangsi
Canton
Kanchow Kiangsi
Lie Chai Sum
Nanking
South China
Mexican Rebels Storm Bazatlan City Front in West Coast
Nogales dispatch reports rebels led by Generals Francisco Manzo and Ramon Fiturbe stormed Bazatlan, a key west coast city. The revolutionary center announced the action this morning as Mexican Navy officers were held in Santiago prison awaiting court martial over their Atlantic fleet handling during the Vera Cruz revolt.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Francisco Manzo
Ramon Fiturbe
Bazatlan
Mexico City
Santiago
Vera Crud
Booster Show Seat Plan Opens at Empress Theatre
The booster show seat plan at the Empress Theatre opens tomorrow with equal pricing. It is available at Pingle's Drug and Book Store, allowing attendees to select seats in advance of the Wednesday, March 27 performance.
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Empress Theatre
Pingle’s Drug and Book Store
Tornado Strikes Merrillton School Killing Six
A tornado hit Merrillton near Jacksonville Alabama this morning collapsing a school house and killing six people described as negro residents. Dozens injured as more than thirty buildings were leveled across a five mile area.
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Jacksonville
Ala
Merrillton
Here
Atlanta
P. D. Harris
Atlanta Journal
Harris
Piedmont
Alabama
Eva Clare Triumphs At Empress Theatre Recital
Eva Clare, a gifted pianist, delighted Medicine Hat audiences with a comprehensive program under Messrs. Holmes and Ragnar. She delivered Bach Tausig Toccata, Schubert Sonata Op 120, Brahms Rhapsodie, Chopin Nocturne, Schumann Scenes, and Liszt Rhapsodie No 12 with faultless finish and masterful tone. Encore numbers included Schubert ballet music and a Hungarian dance.
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Eva Clare
Empress Theatre
Clare
Messrs. S. Fk. Holmes
R. H. Ragnar
Medicine Hat
Reartatti
Rameau’ Gavotte
Couperin
Soeur Monique
Schuman
Tranmerer
Moussorgsky
Bydio
Miss Clare
Grain Act Debate Spurs Call to Shift Control to Agriculture
In the House of Commons debate on the Grain Act, N Campbell and James Malcolm clashed over administration. Campbell urged moving Grain Act oversight from Trade and Commerce to Agriculture and criticized the department’s handling as failing producers. The discussion touched on the hybrid ticket system and calls for broader inquiry, with continuation noted on Page Five.
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House of Commons
N. Campbell
Mackenzie
Department of ‘Trade ‘and Commerce
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Campbell
Department of Trade and Commerce
Kion
James Malcom
Trade and Commerce
Malcolm
Board of Grain Commissioners
Department
Special Standing Committee of Agriculture and Colonization
Appeal Planned Against Auger Sentence in Grave Offence
Ottawa Ont March 22 An appeal will be lodged against the conviction of Louis M Auger for a grave offence against Miss Laurence Martel Hawkesbury Ont after the sentence is passed Chief counsel Dr Gordon Henderson said the appeal rests on alleged jury mis direction and non direction.
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Ottawa
Ont
Louis M. Auger
Laurence Martel
Hawkesbury
Gordon Henderson
Auger
Henderson
Trail Smoke Eaters Port Arthur semi final voided for ineligible player
In Winnipeg Mar 23 the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ruled last night’s Allan Cup semi final between Trail and Port Arthur a no game after Trail’s Howard Anderson was found ineligible for lacking a registration card. Western final to be decided by a sudden death game Saturday night.
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Man
Gan
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Trail
Port Arthur
Fred Marptes
Smoke Eaters
Ports
Howard Anderson
Trail Smoke Eaters
Seventeen Communists and Laborites Arrested in India Conspiracy Case
Beirut reported that thirty one persons, mainly Communist and Labor leaders, were arrested yesterday in connection with an alleged India-wide conspiracy against the King. They are charged with forming parties and unions to destroy sovereignty and replace it with a Soviet-style republic.
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Beirut
United Provinces
India
C.P
Reuters
Russia
Kinloch Mine Disaster Kills 26. 38 Still Missing
In Kinloch Mine at the Valley Camp Coal Co complex in Parnassus Pennsylvania twenty six miners are dead and 38 unaccounted for after an explosion. Rescue teams report bodies found and ongoing efforts to reach six remaining missing workers amid gas and afterdamp hazards.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
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