Monarch hockey players honored at Medicine Hat banquet
Fans filled the Assiniboia Hotel last evening to honor the Monarchs with A P Burns and W W Parrish of the Rink Co cited for tribute. O Connor praised referee Andy Clack and eulogized players including Tommy Charles Alec Thompson Wilf Knight Igid Jack Quail Pred Lait Bill Clark Mickey Craven Ed Holley Ross McKay and trainer Bob Lauder for their skill and sportsmanship.
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A. P. Burns
W. W. Parrish
The
Rink Co
Maurice Stone
O'Conner
Andy Clack
Andy
O’connor
Medicine Hat
Lacorr
Lacomb
Scott
Tommy Charles
Alec Thompson
Monarchs
Ven
Lrecombe
Wilf Knight
Hockey Association
Wilf
Igid
Monarch
Jack Quail
Jack
Pred Lait
Fred
Assiniboia
Harold Scott
Medicine Hat Hockey Association
A. B. King of
Okotoks
Alberta Hockey Association
Mr. O'Connor
Bob Lauder
Bob
Lacombe
O'Connor
Toronto Jail Breakers Surrender After Escape
Albert Murphy and Hugh Barclay, two of the youths who escaped from Don jail on Thursday night, surrendered at police headquarters after about 20 hours of freedom. Fred Kemp remains at large.
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Toronto
Albert Murphy
Hugh Barclay
Don
Fred Kemp
Litter of Six Boys Born to Parinpins Mother in Belem
Belem Brazil March 22 Advices say Senora Hansen of Parinpins has given birth to six boys all healthy. Neighbors aid the mother as she learns to cope with the many new arrivals.
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Belem
Brazil
Senora Hansen
Parinpins
Robbers' Big Haul Steals Jewelry in Jamaica Queens
Three robbers held up a jewelry store in Jamaica Queens today and fled with jewelry valued at 130000 dollars. Police searched the area for the trio as investigators pieced together details of the daring raid.
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New York
Jamaica
Queens
Russian Co op Stores Ban Passover Foods Declared
Moscow a decree from the Central Association of Co operative Stores orders no store to sell matzoth wine or other Jewish Passover ritual foods. Russian Rabbis permit Jews to make matzoths from leavened flour as a response.
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Moscow
Central Association of Co-operative Stores
Russia
Children Die in Mass. Fire as Mother Seeks Wood
In Duxbury Massachusetts three children aged 11 months to five years died in a morning house fire. Their mother Amos Sylvia had gone to gather wood and could not enter as flames spread rapidly and the home burned.
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Duxbury
Mass
Amos Sylvia
Capone told to leave Chicago or be arrested on sight
In Chicago on March 22 Scarface Al Capone faced a stark choice after a meeting at detective headquarters. Deputy Police Commissioner John Stege warned that Chicago would not file charges but would arrest Capone on sight whenever he appeared in public.
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Chicago
Mar
Scarface
Capone
Detective Headquarters
John Stege
Stege
Solloway and Mills Remanded for Trial in Calgary
Calgary March 22 Isaac William Solloway and Hervey M Mills heads of Solloway Mills and Company are remanded to stand trial on five charges of conspiracy to defraud the public gambling in stocks and related offences. Crown witnesses totaled 23 with over 400 books seized in Toronto and Calgary offices. Bail set at 200000 each as the hearing began Monday morning.
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Calgary
Isaac William Cannon Solloway
Hervey M. Mills
of Solloway, Mills and Company
Bu't
G. J. Sanders
A. L. Smith
K.C
A. ‘A. McGillivray KC
Toronto
Cal+gary
Soloway
Mille
Smith
Yaterday
Canada
McGillivray
Oddfellows Minstrel Show Delights Large Crowd
The New Oddfellows Temple hosted a debut minstrel show that drew a huge audience with flawless performances and constant applause. Highlights included Alex Rollo and Dr. Moore in a witty dry goods store sketch, and numbers by Bob Allen, Bob McNish, and Norm White. The second half featured musical numbers, violin and saxophone pieces, a toe tapping tap routine, and strong audience acclaim promising another performance tonight.
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Oddfellows
New
Oddfellows’ Temple
Alex Rollo
Dr. Moore
Bob McNish
Bob Allen
Little Green Valley
Ajex
Rollo
Co. D. Hatch
Wally Kemp
Norm White
Billy Dodds
Jack Gluck
Gole
Jack
Bobs
Rockies
R. Allen
R. McNish
W. Dodds
Norman White
C. Hatch
Joe Marsh
W. Temp
A. Rollo
G. Biggs
H. T. Hall
J. Gluck
Roy Osborne
Paul Knapper
Bessie Hosig
Miss Marsh
Miss Marsh, Mrs. Duggan and Bil Lakey
Bill
Jie
Aged 109 year old man dies in Welland
James Wilson aged 109 dies at his Welland home after a two week illness. Reported as one of Canada’s oldest men, he had been enslaved as a boy.
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Welland
James Wilson
Canada
Transients fined in police court theft case
Charged at the police court this ore with stealing rides on the C P three transients W Clark D Williams and Kupecack Pal were each fined the costs of the court.
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C.P
W. Clark
D. Williams
Kupecack Pal
Sengupta Sentenced to Ten Days in Burma Jail
Rangoon Burma March 22 J M Sengupta mayor of Calcutta was sentenced to ten days simple imprisonment after conviction on a charge of seditious utterances linked to support for Mahatma Gandhi and his civil disobedience campaign. Sengupta refused to participate in court proceedings.
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Rangoon
Burma
J. M. Sengupta
Calcutta
Mahatma’ Gandhi
Sengupta
F. J. Henkel Fined Over Fencing Theft Case
Suffield resident F J Henkel pleaded guilty in Alberta court to theft involving fencing material. He was fined after admitting the oath fence incident. The courtroom morning session heard details of the alleged fencing theft and related charges.
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Hkel
Suffield
Alberta
Suffield Village Added to Improvement District No 183 Alberta Gazette
The Alberta Gazette states that from January 1 1930 the village of Suffield is disorganized and its lands are added to Improvement District No 183. They will be taxed by the Department of Municipal Affairs, with arrears of village taxes remaining a charge on the lands. All tools and property formerly belonging to the village become property of the Department for Improvement District No 183.
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Alberta Gazette
Suffield
Department of Municipal Affairs
Department of Municipal Affaira
Department of Municipal Afta
Alberta Legislature Adjourns to Await National Resource Deal
The Alberta Legislature recessed to 3 p.m. on April 2 after a Friday adjournment at 6:40 p.m. Premier Brownlee cited awaiting a Dominion Saskatchewan natural resources agreement signed in Ottawa by Mackenzie King and Charles Stewart. He said terms could influence Alberta's pact upon ratification.
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Edmonton
Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
Dominion
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
W. L. Mackenzie King
Charles Stewart
Prai Gt
Brownlee
Legislative Session Closes With 37 Bills Assented
Gov William Egbert signs 37 acts as session winds down. The tally on the statute books reaches 45 since the session began, with bills amending taxes, municipal acts, irrigation, provincial floral emblem, and public works among others. several major acts were left for further consideration.
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Ant
O.L. McPherson
Edmonton
William Egbert
Wetaskiwinelty
Calgary St. Andrew's
Cooperative Marketing Associations
Cooperative Associations Act
Alberta
Agricultural Societies
Redcliffe Man's Close Shave At Dominion Glass Plant
Robt Johnson escaped serious injury after his clothing was torn from his body by a machine at the Dominion Glass plant last Friday night. He was knocked by a fly wheel, suffered arm scrapes and bruises, but turned several summersaults and remained right in the end.
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Redcliff Review
Dominion Glass
Robt
Johnson
Robert
Ship Sails Westward Toward Chicago With Lumber Cargo
Fragmentary report notes a Canadian American freighter moving westward toward Chicago with a cargo of lumber after rough seas near Port Townsend. An inquiry considers who is responsible for an estimated 91,000 daily losses amid a write of meat by Dine and Au.
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Seattle
Capilano
Port Townsend
Workmen Die as Sulphuric Acid Reaches Sewage Mains
Warsaw reports three men killed and thirteen seriously injured when sulphuric acid flooded a cleaning crew in a sewage system. The workers had warned the gas company of possible dangerous fumes as the acid could form when it reached the private sewage mains.
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Warsaw
Fragmentary OCR Note on Ant i ne and Pan Event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an ant ine and pan topic with unclear context. The readable portion hints at an extended discussion or listing but lacks identifiable persons, organizations, places, or concrete actions.
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Winnipeg
Moose Jaw
Clear
Medicine Hut
Lethbridgey Lear
Mamonton
Vancouver
Victoria
Pakéiiis
Solloway
Mills
Case
Philip Snowden
F. J. Henkel
Imp
House OF Commons
Reapestiz
Cial
Redcliff
Raie
Mickie
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