25 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
1
Canadian Pacific Railway announces winter train service effective October 2 1971 for Medicine Hat Alberta with routes to Vancouver Calgary Toronto Winnipeg Montreal and Winnipeg. Daily and limited schedules show arrivals at 645 am 750 am 1235 pm 600 pm 825 pm and 860 pm with varied daily frequency and weekend exceptions.
The Alberta government faces scrutiny over heavy use of caucus governing and secret proceedings. The News notes the new party mirrors old methods despite denouncing caucuses, citing a Deputy Minister of Agriculture meeting privately with local officials and restricting press access.
The Fortnightly Review notes the French Communist movement nearing factional splits as Bolshevik reforms in Russia unsettle activists. Peasant land holdings and potential revolution deter participation, while the General Confederation of Labor dissolves amid anti Russian sentiment and internal defections, shrinking union strength from millions to a few hundred thousand.
The article notes a split in French trade unions into two rival confederations with Moscow ties questioned and debates on political aims. It also reports the Curling Club annual meeting lasting five hours with a proposal to extend meetings over two evenings to allow oratory first then business.
The article notes a grim forecast as snow returns and drags on urban roads threaten business and transit, urging a week of split-log work to stabilize thoroughfares. It also mentions a severe cold snap reducing grasshopper populations and a bankers' stance that Ontario government banks are politically driven rather than economically sound.
A Lethridge Herald editorial warns that U F A propaganda in province schools would pervert education and push a political movement. It urges VU F A leaders to publicly repudiate the suggestion to avert public concern and accusation of self serving policy.
In a Winnipeg Free Press opinion, the piece suggests any party may take on the thankless task of collecting taxes as they are, possibly with a bit more on top, amid Manitoba provincial election discourse.
Canada’s net debt now stands at 2,371,886,105 dollars sparking fears citizens will face income tax hikes until the undertaker takes the burden in hand.
Amos Tash asserts that kissing is a dangerous habit though he notes its grand appeal for those who survive the risk.
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