Shanghai unrest and troop withdrawal on March 23
Armed mobs facing the British posts at the northeast boundary of the international settlement cause rifle fire and a withdrawal of forces. About 3,300 Shantungese troops disarmed by British and Japanese forces are to depart for Tsintao immediately.
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American Farmers Increase Interest in Canadian Lands
Winnipeg March 22 American farmers from North and South Dakota and Minnesota show renewed interest in Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan as land prospects. John R Ryan of the CPR colonization office reports thousands of inquiries and says crop conditions drive Americans to Canada with meetings held in the Dakotas and Minnesota leading to land settlement plans.
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League of Nations to Skip Balkan Dispute Referal
Sir Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons that information indicates the Balkan dispute between Italy and Yugoslavia would not need referral to the League of Nations. He stated the matter could be handled without League involvement.
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Doings in Parliament March 22 Ottawa
In Ottawa Parliament today the Senate will take up Old Age Pensions. Private members resolutions will have right of way in the House. The Senate gave third reading to the revaluation of soldiers settlement lands as amended. The House approved the report amending Commons rules. The Georgian Bay Canal was discussed briefly in private members hour. Public Works estimates totaling nearly 60,000,669 were passed.
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Train derailed near Stratford Ontario injures none
Canadian National passenger train Stratford to Buffalo derailed at Richwood Ontario. Mail car overturned while passenger coaches stayed upright. No serious injuries reported according to Stratford dispatches.
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Canadian National earnings rise in 1926 report
Net earnings reached 48.23 million dollars, up 14.78 million from 1925, a 44.2 percent increase. Gross earnings totaled 275.57 million, up 21.61 million, while operating expenses rose 7.08 million. The Central Vermont lines are included in the system data presented to Parliament by Minister Charles Dunning.
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Tom Mills Discusses Premier Gardens For Kiwanis
Kiwanian Tom Mills spoke at a Tuesday luncheon offering practical garden advice. He covered soil preparation, seed planting, cultivation, pest control, and the benefits of morning watering to help flower growers overcome common difficulties.
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Dominion Day Celebration Committee Forms Coordinating Body
A meeting in City Hall last night established the Dominion Day celebration planning group with over forty organizations represented. Convenors, a general chairman, two vice presidents, and a secretary will form the control committee to coordinate subcommittees. trains from Toronto were discussed for a June trip to Medicine Hat and July 1 festivities.
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Blaze Ravages Dodsland General Store in Severe Blizzard
In Dodsland Saskatchewan a brutal blizzard sparked a fire that destroyed B H Corrigall’s general store and a nearby dwelling, causing about 26000 dollars in damage. Lee’s dwelling and store suffered heavy losses with limited insurance. Corrigall carried 10000 in insurance on 16000 dollar stock. The store building was owned by W E Stepney, now of Alliance Alberta.
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Corrigall
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Alberta
New Gold Copper Country Map Marks Potential Strike
The map outlines a new gold copper region west of Timmins, north of Toronto, with Porquis Junction and Porcupine gold fields nearby. It suggests the area could rival Rouyn as exploration advances.
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True Co operation urged at Moose Jaw convention
A Saskatchewan Moose Jaw convention passed an initial stage of a proposal to consolidate the buying facilities of United Farmers locals and trading departments. H W Ketcheson of Davidson argued that many associations without central policy create competition and weaken buying power, urging centralized true cooperation to match selling strength.
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Can. Press
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Bridge plans filed for Windsor Detroit Border Cities bridge
Necessary steps to commence construction within thirty days were outlined after plans for the Border Cities Detroit bridge were filed yesterday at the county registry office in Sandwick Windsor Ont March 28 Can Press The filing triggers preparations for start of work on the international crossing.
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Communist congratulations from Warsaw to Shanghai
The Communist faction in the Polish Diet sent a message praising Shanghai for its delivery from imperialist oppression. The telegram was dated March 1923 and conveyed to Shanghai via diplomatic channels.
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Alberta liquor debate pits McGillivray against Farmer Government
Edmonton March 22 Conservative leader A A McGillivray denounces the Farmer Government over railway operating costs and public accounts. He cites 1926 figures for the A and G W Lacombe and Northwestern Pembina Valley lines and calls for details on funds spent.
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Pembina Valley
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G.W
Farge
Wheat Prices Climb Late Trading In Winnipeg
Wheat rose in the final hour of trading in Winnipeg on March 23 with May up 7 8 to 1.38 3 8, July up 3 4 to 1.35, and October at 1.25 4 as short covering pushed values higher. Oats fell, barley and rye eased, cash markets were inactive and analysts forecast large global wheat needs.
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Broomhafl
Redistribution plan debated in Alberta legislature
Edmonton March 23. The legislature debated a proposal by J T Shaw for an independent non partisan commission to redraw electoral boundaries. The government and labour opposed delaying redistribution and the motion and its amendment were defeated as Premier Brownlee was absent. The debate featured sharp exchanges over a uniform voting system and city rural vote disparities. Continued on page seven.
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Labor
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Sapiro Acts As His Own Attorney In Ford Libel Suit
Aaron Sapiro personally argued in the $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford in Federal district court. He had previously spoken only in whispered conferences with chief counsel William Henry Gallagher and editor William J. Cameron. The witness chair saw him on the fourth day as the case focuses on alleged defamatory printing harming his reputation as cooperative marketing organizer.
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Mich
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Hiss Court Room
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Dearborn
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Co-Operative Marketing Association
Typhoid Fever Surges in Montreal With Record Day
Montreal report tallies 104 new typhoid cases in one day, the highest to date, raising total cases since March 4 to 787 as Dr. S. Boucher of the Health Department notes the surge.
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Chinese Nationalists Seek to Abolish Imperialist System
A Shanghai manifesto by Cantonese commander Gen. Pat.Thung-Hai says Shanghai will be a base for world revolution. It claims imperialists, under unequal treaties, have kept China as a vassal, and calls for abolishing imperialist institutions through propaganda rather than force. It seeks end to unequal treaties, reshaping Shanghai international settlement, and removal of extraterritorial privileges.
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Shrine Model Home Gift Free At Calgary Rideau Park
The Shrine Model Home at Calgary in Rideau Park will be given away absolutely free very soon. Inspection tickets may be had from Cawker's Drug Store Boylan's Drug Store Pingle-McKenzie Drug Store Jesse Elliot Tailor W. J. Conrad Assiniboia Hotel Boyd Reid.
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