Alberta Legislature Rejects Bottled Beer Sales in Liquor Bill
Edmonton March 26. After over two hours the Legislature rejected all proposals to permit beer by the bottle from licensed premises. Amendments by Forster and Andrews failed in votes 39 to 15 and 34 to 17. Premier Greenfield and Attorney General Brownlee argued against bottling beer, saying government control would be weakened.
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W. C. Smith
Redcliff
G.A. Forster
Pernim
P.m
Forster
A. G. Andrews
U-F.a
Sedgewick
W.C. Smith
Andrews
Brownlee
Apn
Greenfield
Fhe Andrews
C. W. Cross
C. Tobin
J. M. Decheue
J. W. Heffernan
L. A. Giroux
W. T. Henry
Liberala
Christophers
Johnston Lavery
A. G
Stewart
Root
Pearson
M. Davidson
Greenfleed
J C
Bowen
George Mills
AthAbasea
D. H. Gaspraith
Nanton
G. N. Johnston
Coronation
S. A. Carson
Sturgeon
Department of
Alberta legislature debates bottled beer in hotels measure
Alberta lawmakers clash over allowing sale of beer by the bottle in hotels. Edmonton and Lac Ste. Anne figures push for the change while Attorney General Brownlee argues it would undermine liquor control. Debate centers on enforcement, provincial and Dominion checks, and the Modera tion League influence.
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Hgston Bild
Memiera
W. T. Henry
Edmonton
W. C. Smith
Reacliff
M. Go, McKeen
Lac Ste. Anne
G. A. Forster
Hand Hills
Donald Cameron
Innisfail
R. C. Marshall
Calgary
Worster
Brownlee
Quebec
Galea
Sedgewidk
Jermit
Wheat futures rise as rye leads rebound in Winnipeg market
In Winnipeg on March 25 a belated rally lifted the wheat market with May and July futures finishing higher at 170 14 and 167 5-8, October up 41-8, while rye led gains by 4 1-2 cents. Oats and barley showed demand, flax steadied, cash wheat remained quiet, and export circles rated coarse grains firmer.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chisago
United States
Investigation report on Western Cake Fuel Association released
Commissioner David Campbell reports the Western Cake Fuel Association did not act against public interests. The inquiry into a suspected combine among coal dealers in Western Canada was presented to the House of Commons by Labour Minister James Murdock.
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Ottawa
Con
David Campbell
Canada
Hox
James Murdock
Dennistoun Case Ends as Jury Awards Mrs Muriel Dennistouil 25000
London March 26 The sensational Dennistoun case ended when the jury awarded Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennistouil 25000 against her former husband. The jury was discharged as Col Dennistoun abandoned counterclaims. Counsel then began legal arguments on the judgement.
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London
Ottawa Parliament Proceedings Report
The Senate adjourned while the Commons debated the Yoanteen fund and budget introduction. A preliminary reform proposal and long discussion on BN occupied nearly seven hours without final disposition. Estimates were later carried into the small hours.
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Ottawa
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Senate
Royal Victoria Hospital graduation exercises set for Thursday
The Royal Victoria Hospital announces 1925 graduation exercises for nursing students. Names appear including Agnes Bigelow of Regina and Lilian Greene of Medloing, with Jean Scott of Winnipeg and others listed, reflecting regional nursing graduates and affiliations.
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Max
Royal Victoria
Hospital Hare
Jean Scott
Mandolin
Nixon
Battleford
Agnes Bigelow
Regina
Liliar Greene
Due Greene
Albertine
Storm 18 General Snow Blanket Covers Province
A weather report describes a broad blanket of wet snow extending across the southern part of the province. The description notes the storm began locally and spread, affecting daily activity with lingering moisture.
Weather Update From North West and South Regions
Light pressure and calm winds reported in the northwest and southwest sectors. Meteorologists note mild conditions continuing with no significant systems on the horizon.
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Horthwast
Provincial Government Steps In on Cannie Land Teelgallon Project
Mr J We Mobane reports from Ottawa that Hon Charles Stewart supports seeking government aid while protecting provincial interests in the Cannie Land Teelgallon issue. He notes outcomes depend on the provincial government’s action regarding land penalties and project fixes.
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J. We Mobane
Ottawa
D. W. Mays
Cannie Land
Teelgallon
Charles Stewart
McLane
Robb Cleared of Manslaughter Charge in Doreen Watson Case
Christlan Science practitioner Payvil Robb faced a Kings Bench jury for the death of 12 year old Doreen Watson from diphtheria last fall. The jury acquitted after brief deliberation despite initial instruction to find the defendant guilty. The trial was held under Justice Dysart with standard court procedure observed.
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Payvil Robb
Christlan
Court of Kings Bench
Doreen Watson
Afger Boina
Justice Dysart
Woman Injures Ankle After Row Over Hair Do
Mrs. Anna Peterson, 29, injured her ankle in San Francisco after jumping from a window in her apartment amid a dispute with her husband over bobbing her hair. She told hospital staff she became hysterical and jumped to escape the argument.
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San Francisco
Anna Peterson
Suit to contest will withdrawn in court
Washington March 24 Counsel for Mrs Samuel J Gomperg announced that her suit contesting the will of her husband would be withdrawn in court The suit sought admission of an earlier will that would have left Mrs Gomperg the entire estate valued at about 40000 In the last will Samuel Gompers left the bulk of the estate to his son and two grandchildren alleging undue influence by Samuel Gompers on his father during the drafting of the last will
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Washington
Samuel J. Gomperg
Million Dollar Coy to Handle Wheat for Manitoba Pool
Cassie Abassy reports from Winnipeg that a private bill in Manitoba's legislature seeks authority for Million Dollar Co to construct or acquire a grain handling facility for the Manitoba Wheat Producers Limited and its members. The aim is to save methods and reduce costs by streamlining grain handling and curbing manipulation.
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Million Dollar Coy
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Privat Bills
Lepinia
Spe
Souris River Floods Hit Manitoba Towns On Rampage
March 25 report notes Souris River surged downstream near Wawanesa Manitoba damaging the CN railway bridge north of Winnineg as temperatures rose and thaw flooded the area.
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Wawanhesa
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Traftic
Budget Speech Highlights Debated Debt Reduction Plan
Ottawa reports Budget speech by Hon J A Robb criticizes debt drop claims and defends fiscal strategy. He notes consolidated revenues of 982,222,22 and receipts totaling 9,748,0085.74 with expenditures around 18075 for ordinary costs and a 86,000,000 debt reduction goal amid controversy over railway funding. The prime minister counters critics while stressing national development needs and credit stability.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Fielding
Pealzad
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