Canada to Assert Free Will in Imperial Policy Debate
Ottawa March 23 The House of Commons held a tense session on inter imperial relations as J S Woodsworth urged Canada to refuse responsibility for UK foreign policy and act independently. Bourassa pressed for preserved British ties with equal Canadian autonomy under parliamentary authorization.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
J.S. Woodsworth
Winnipeg
Canada
United Kingdom
Woodsworth
Arthur Meighen
Bourassa
Great Britain
England
Bourdssa
Woodgworth
Committee On Industrial and International Relations
Dominion
Mr. Woodsworth
Britain
United States
France
Calliope Yacht Beached After Storm Encounter
Trasville Fin March 98 Coast guardsmen report that the 55 foot Calliope with no sail or rudder endured a three day battle with the North Atlantic. The vessel, commanded by W. B. D. Stokes Jr of New York, was beached at Cape Canaveral on March 15th with the crew safe.
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Trasville
Fin
North Atlantic
W. BR. D. Stokes, Jr
New York
Cape Canaveral
Kiwanis Luncheon Speaker Explores Psychology of Witness
G M Blackstock addressed Kiwanis members on psychology and witness reliability in court. Norm Davis previewed three plays The Girl The Rajah's Ring and The Monkey's Paw to be staged by the Elwanians at the Empress Theatre April 8 and 6. Proceeds aid the Kiwanis service fund.
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S. Kiwanis
Gib” Blackstock
Norm, Davis
Elwanians
Empress ‘Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Another Effort To Be Made To Save Infamous Chapman
A missing witness has information to justify a new trial for Gerald Chapman the convicted robber and murderer. Frederick J. Groch said Charles W. Gregory swore Chapman was not in New Britain Connecticut the night Patrolman Skelley was killed and a new trial attempt is being sought.
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New York
Gerald Chapman
Frederick J. Groch
Chapman
Groehl
Charles W. Gregory
New Britain
Conn
Skellcy
Nationalists Defeated in Berlin Vote on League Membership
The Reichstag rejected the Nationalist party motion of no confidence and demanded withdrawal of Germany from sought League of Nations membership. The vote was 259 to 141.
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Berlin
Reichstag
League of Nations
Montreal Street School Exam Averages Report
Final exam risk noted for pupils with averages under 650. Names listed include BK Adkin with 76, Fleming 75, M Wibberley 74, M Mitchell 74. The numbers beside some names show papers not written by the pupil. Grade V pupil averages appear in the report.
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BK. Adkin
Ceeeseeeen
Fleming
Seee
M. Wibberley
Seeneee
M. Mitchell
S.seeseses
Wheat Market Ends Higher After Erratic Session
Wheat markets finished up in Winnipeg as prices reversed from intraday lows. July led gains with Chicago strength prompting late shorts to cover. the year’s loss narrowed. May futures touched a low before climbing to higher closes. flax rose 1 3/4 to 2 cents. Cash markets stayed quiet.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Lloyd George Moves Censure of Geneva Policy
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George launches a censure motion in the House of Commons over the Geneva League of Nations proceedings and Sir Austen Chamberlain's policy. He faults Locarno powers for Geneva failure and claims peace machinery is damaged. Chamberlain warns resignation if the government loses the vote.
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Austen Chamberlain
London
Lloyd George
Geneva
House of Commons
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Chamberlain
Austen
Weather forecast for Saskatchewan and Alberta
The weather bulletin warns of winds and colder conditions tonight and Wednesday in Saskatchewan and Alberta North. Local rainfall and snow are possible with drops in temperature and gusty winds.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Doings In Parliament Ottawa March 23
In the House of Commons today the government day discussed possibly the treaty bit and Trade and Commerce estimates. J. S. Woodsworth’s resolution to repudiate responsibility for complications of Bertain's foreign policy was debated all day with no vote before adjournment at 3:30 p.m.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Trade and Commerce Department
J. S. Woodsworth
Canada
Berttain
Pariament
Roth No 1 Well Advances Deep Into Limestone
Roth Well Drilling reports steady progress on the Roth No 1 well with the hole at 8 am measured 3 545 feet deep. The drill has penetrated over 680 feet into limestone as work continues.
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Roth No. 1
Vancouver Man Fails to Regain Consciousness After Throat Clash
John Colvin a 50 year old shoe salesman from Vancouver was brought to St Pauls hospital Sunday after a throat clash. He was fed this morning but remained unconscious.
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Vancouver
B. C
John Colvin
St. Paul’s Hospital
Membership Drive Planned by Horticultural Society
Medicine Hat Horticultural Society met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a city beautification push and a membership drive. President Joslin outlined past gains and urged broader citizen support for growing flowers and beautifying homes ahead of a late August exhibition with prizes for vegetables flowers trays and fruit.
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Medicine Yat
T. E. Mills
7. S. Mills
James Murray
H. S. Joslin
J Currie
Medicine Hat
Canada
Budget Debate Ends In Alberta Legislature After Pauses
Edmonton March 23 The budget debate closed unexpectedly as the Legislature went into committee with Premier Brownlee absent. Opposition leaders attacked fiscal policy and a 1925 surplus claim, urging reductions in government costs, tax fairness, and municipal relief. The exchange ended with a long pause and the motion to question.
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Edmonton
Moni Ly Everising
Brownlee
Agriculture
Russell Love
U.F.A
Wainwright
W. T. Henry
W. H. Shield
Macleod
Donald Cameron
Innisfail
Cameron
R. C. Marshall
Calgary
Joseph Dechene
Peace River
Wea
J. C. Bowen
Bowen
Pension grants for Alexander II era Nihilists survivors
Petrograd reports the Soviet announcement of lifelong pensions of 260 roubles a month for eight survivors of the 1881 assassination group. Five bombers were hanged. ringleaders’ names were given by traitor Serge Okladsky, now serving life in prison. Alexander II’s reforms and security lapses are noted with lingering impact.
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Petrograd
Alexander II
Moscow
People's’ ‘Council
Schlaschburg
Alexander Jr
Secret Service
Bis
Winter Palace
Serge Okladsky
Atlll Iives
Cory Discusses Ford Factory Production at Rotary Meeting
M A Cory spoke to the Rotary Club on automobile factory production focusing on Ford as a model of mass output. He highlighted material study and machining methods, noting 36 hours from ore to car in Detroit with 15 hours transport, and featured Ford Ontario plant films and Canada investment.
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M. A. Cory
Rotary
Rotary Club
Milt Cory
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Detroit
Chicago
Calder
Ont
Canada
Irene opens at Monarch to record crowd and full house
Irene presented at the Monarch last night drawing a crowded lobby and sold out screens from 8:30 to 9:30 with an estimated two hundred patrons turned away. The ten piece orchestra led by Joe Leonard supplied music that complemented the film, making it a top value entertainment in the city for some time.
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Irene
The
Monarch
Joe Leonard
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Federal House
Henri Bourassa
Can
Customs Inquiry Committee
Antonio Giroux
Montreal
Yorkshire
George’ Hall Coal Company
Treasury
Giroux
Calliope
Bertha Landes
Seattle
G. M. Blackstock
Montreal Street
EB. ‘Weiss
Eeee Seoeeras
S. Bennis Eve
R. Evers
Eee
Arnmas
Birmingham University
Hancock
Mining Research Department
EEA
Man
Northwest
Max Min
Grand Forks
Lethbridge
Swift Current
Roth Well
Colvin
Horticultural Soc
South Pacific
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