Preliminary hearing held in Mollesavier murder case
Evidence was taken at the A P P court before Magistrate Wills in the Mollesavier murder case of J I Culling on March 9. The crowd gathered long before the hearing as details of the case emerged. Witnesses described the gun and overalls found near the crime scene and related statements by the accused and Garnock.
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A. P.P
Agi John Mollesavier
J. 1
Court House
Blanchard
Sergi. Willan
Kollenovich
Hatton
Loy
Andrew Garnock
Bis
Gurnock
Mayo
Kokosiovich
Opposition Moves Slashed in Alberta Estimates Debate
March 21 Calgary scene as the opposition fails to curb the attorney general’s department spending. First 22 items worth over one million dollars pass with cuts totaling about 450,000 rejected. Major reductions targeted salaries, liquor act, and police permanent attire in a heated committee session.
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Udimhontdh
Attorney-General’s Department
Chas Mitchell
Robert Marstivll
Calgary
Seales
Brownlee
Myonthorvey-gedords Aleo
Orroviging
Peranent
Inotadldf
Jury verdict finds Mrs Waterhouse wins extortion suit
The jury ruled in favor of Mrs. Mayel Waterhouse against Lady Wilson-Barker, awarding 212 076 to recover alleged extorted funds from Alfred Fras ely Waterhouse. The panel found Sheldon not a conspirator with the defendant, ending the case this afternoon.
Recover To Face Charge Of Theft
Winnipeg March 28 Lieut Guy A B Morley toller clerk of the Manitoba legislature arraigned in police court charged with converting $1400 entrusted to him for investment by J Wade former client. Physicians report Morley awakening slow but steady improve and will presumably recover.
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Winnipeg
Mare
Guy
A. W. Morley
Toller
Manitoba
Hbgprie
J. Wady
Gol
Morley
Unemployed Visit to Provincial Government Discussed
Premier Creenfield reports no change in the unemployment issue after a visit to the hospital. Cabinet decides to continue current actions to address unemployment and related disturbances. A rigid examination will be imposed on arrestees to uncover the movement's leadership. A remand was granted in police court pending further inquiry.
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Binwnton
Muron
Creenfield
Return from Palestine Describes Growth of Tel-a-Vie City
The report notes a former barren stretch in 1919 at Tel-a-Vie now thriving as a city of 26 000 with 108 factories powered by electricity. Sir Alfred, a Jew, active in British policy and keen on Sudbury Ontario nickel ventures, is cited as a key figure.
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Palestine
Tél-a-Vie
Sir Alfred
Sudbury
Ont
Alberta renews lease with Canadian Pacific Railway for two years
A March report from Pesce River states the Alberta Government plans to renew the T. D. and B. C. Railway lease to Canadian Pacific Railway for two more years. Premier Greenfield denies the announcement and says the matter is not yet discussed in the Legislature. The issue will be reviewed after the railway conference in Ottawa.
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Edmonton
Pesce River
Alberta
T. D
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Greenfield
Ottawa
Spring Arrives as Ducks Head North
Fragmentary note describes milder temps marking spring with ducks seen migrating northward over wetlands and fields yesterday, signaling seasonal change.
Ontario Appellate Division Cuts Jarvis Fine in Ontario Case
The Appellate Division reduces Aemilius Jarvis Sr. fine from 4 000,000 to 60,000 for defrauding Ontario with Peter Smith over provincial duty purchases. Smith’s 600,000 fine drops to 100,000 and both men face unchanged prison terms unless fines are paid. Jarvis Sr. restitution amount deemed separate from the fine.
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Toronto
Aemilius Jaarvis
Srr
Aemilius Jarvis & Company
Peter Smith
Ontario
Ands
Supreme Vork of Ontario
Durvis
Attorney General of
Jarvis
Smith
Aenilius Jarvis, Sr
MLA Expresses Rural Tax Burden and Credit Woes
W A Johnston MLA from Medicine Hat discusses budget concerns in the Legislature. He cites high interest, machine credit schemes of 1910 11 12, farm foreclosures, and proposed measures to ease credit and reduce land tax. He warns high taxes force residents to abandon land and seek grazing leases.
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W. A. Johnston
Medicine Heel
Ifrom
Wada Elected President of Egyptian Chamber of Deputies
In the new Egyptian parliament King Fuad opened the ceremony. Wada was elected president of the Chamber of Deputies with 126 votes out of 216. Premier Ztwar Pasha read the throne speech as the government’s plans were outlined amid applause and cheers.
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Cafro
Wormey Preemie Zagioul Pasha
Wada
Chamber of Deputies
Fuad
Ztwar Pasha
Corn Show Dates Set for November in Alberta
The Provin cein Corn Show dates have been set for November 10 and 17. Alberta seed acreage this year is expected to reach 100000 acres with most planted in Southern Alberta. Much of the seed is being brought in from northern Montana.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Montana
Wheat export fears dampen Canada outlook says minister
In Uistuwa on March 24 the statement from Minister of Agriculture Wu W. Iy Mather asserts Canada has far more wheat ready for export than previously believed. He notes about 2,000,000 bush eles expected to ship and mentions large stocks in Port Arthur elevators and other points awaiting the opening of a sea route.
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Uistuwa
Canada
Wu. W. Iy Matherwell
Agricultuure
Port Artin
Inkex
Wiese
Mussolini's Rome rally opens public era in Italy
A chaotic march through Coravo Unibe precedes Premier Mussolini's first public appearance at the Chigi Palace. He speaks to about 30,000 cheering supporters, promising a spring renewal and new beginning for Italy.
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Rome
Coravo Unibe
Mussolini
Enor
Chigi Palace
Earthquake Near Guam Lightly Felt in Victoria Canada
A seismic event near Guam was recorded at Gongyles Helg observatory in Victoria BC. The quake occurred early March 22 with a 12 55 timestamp and indicates a strong magnitude about 5870 miles from the province in or near Guam.
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Guam
Victoria
B.C
Gongyles Helg Servatory
Font
Dady
Ten Day Old Bronx Zoo Camel Named Gin
The 10 day old son of Mr. Volstead a camel at the Bronx Zoo has been given the name Gin.
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Mr. Volstead
Bronx
Gin
Incomplete OCR Reads Sun Morning Report
Fragmentary OCR text notes a morning reference and sun details missing essential context. The readable lines show garbled letters and stray phrases without clear events, names, places, or dates to anchor a complete news item.
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