Edmonton March 25 Debates on Wheat Policy End in Divided Vote
Edmonton reports a second reading vote on a wheat policy in the Legislature. Premier ae Bi Bheon CPrva led the proceedings as the motion drew 566 percent support from Liberal and allied members, while Conservatives Labor Independents and others split. The debate stretched three days with criticism that little new was raised and the division was sharp, sparking calls for clearer guarantees and steadier policy.
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Edmonton
Owson
Ellen A
Mar
Dugea
Knight Extor Wins the Lincolnshire Handicap
Knight Extor takes the Lincolnshire Handicap in a dramatic finish. Rattlin the Reever finished close behind at odds of 33 6 1 with a final price near 28.10 after a strong late move. The race covered about a mile and a half with Whiker up aboard Popell finishing respectably in the field.
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Rorvane
Lincolnshire
Lord ‘Colamington
Rattlin
Debates on Cooperation and Saskatchewan Farmers’ Plight
In Ottawa on March 25 the debate over cooperation between English and French speakers featured Conservative critics denying that Western farmers were bankrupt, arguing they were temporarily embarrassed. Dr. Cowan attacked Liberal Saskatchewan leaders, defended mixed farming, and assailed banks for credit refusals, claiming farm relief existed only in rhetoric.
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Ottawa
Anada
House of Commons
Saskatchewan
Wwoharmers
Renly
D. Cowan
Long Lake
Cowan
Vallance
Tput
William Mulock
Canada
de Cowan
naeir_ own
Rosthern
Premier of New South Wales recall discussed after council row
Sydney reports Premier Lang calls for recall of Sir Philip due to refusal to appoint extra Legislative Council members. Government considers sending a direct cable to His Majesty for the recall.
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Sydney
Mc Bo
J. Tye
Sirminé A
New Nouth Wales
Sir Philip
Legislative Council
Lang
Hiss
Dragged to Death Near Carnduff In Field Accident
James Dill Jr aged 30 died after being dragged by a rope snagged on a horse in a rough field near Carnduff Saskatchewan. He was found by neighbors and died later. survived by his parents his widow and one child.
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Wg Vilis
Carnduff
Sask
James Dill,Jr
Five Million Sweepstake Prizes Announced in Dublin
Dublin officials set total prizes at 5,456,250 dollars for the Hospitals Sweepstake linked to the Grand National steeplechase. First prize 1,813,900 dollars, second prize 774,875 dollars, third prize 596,? hundred. There are 83 prizes of 6,975 dollars and 860 consolation prizes of 6,250 dollars.
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Dublin
Pribeg
Dublin Hospitals
British pressure blocks Austria Germany talks in Geneva pact
In mid March 1926 Britain reportedly urged Berlin and Vienna to stall any casus foederis talks until it is proven Austria keeps within the Treaty of St Germain and the Geneva protocol. French and British foreign ministers Briand and Henderson met in Paris to coordinate possible countermoves on the Austro-German economic union.
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Berlin
Britain
Viena
Germany
Austria
Thav
Wool prices rise on London wool sale report
London reports active demand at yesterday's wool auction with Tasmanian greasy Merinos at 42 cents and New Zealand equivalents around 40 cents. Finest Queensland scoured wool sold near 50 cents, while greasy crossbreds and best New Zealand half-bred categories traded at 2 cents to 42 cents.
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London
England
Continent
New Zealand
Rebellious Students Stage Red Flag Revolt
A fragment reports students at Ban medical school in a revolt on campus. Police were present as tensions rose with a red flag symbolizing rebellion while several individuals were wounded.
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Aften
Aga Astidad
Ban Medical School
Revoluon
Convention of Educational Association in Sydneyton Easter Vacation
The twenty fifth convention of the Educational Association will be held in Sydneyton during Easter vacation. The main speaker will be Dr Ludwig Mueller a distinguished scholar and writer and an advocate of education reform. Topics include the education movement in Germany and international relations.
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Abetacational Association
Sdyaditton
Ludwig Mueller
Ge Rerprie
Educafl
Pri
Ger
Roadmaster Killed In 1925 Train Incident
Fragmentary text reports a roadmaster killed in a 1925 incident. Names include Nelson and Gustafson with ages unclear. Context suggests a railroad accident or fatal work event involving a coreman and a work train noted in scattered OCR.
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Nelson
Frank Gustafson
Tion Coreman
Nosh Rotaliake
Debated Address Roy to Speech from theY Saterd
Fragmented notes show Canadian parliament debate on address content and speaker names. Mentions Lanes BD Gowan Kes Peutict and others, with references to sessions and possible postponement.
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Helles
Commong
Roy
Gowan
Peutict
Fourier
Xtip
Dorion
Gang
Ou Ney
Lib
Bellechasse
CNS
Pontiacs AP
P. Hosen
Die Ralét
Malitiourey
Fragmented Notes On Platinum Claims And Grains
Reports state ore samples contain platinum but no definitive results yet from Dr. Mair. Regional claims list multiple metals and grain prices with figures for wheat oats barley flax and rye, amid scattered district notices and assessments in Edson and nearby cities.
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Kelso
Platinu
Edson
International Wheat Talks Open Amid Calls to Limit Production
Delegates including Bohee a Ronit and William Robértgon from Calgary attend a conference on the world wheat situation. Discussions focus on defining the agenda and shaping toward international agreements to limit production and fines for excess output, with forecasts from the International Institute of Agriculture indicating only a marked production reduction would improve markets. Russian exports add complexity to the outlook as analyses project shifts in world demand and supply.
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Bohee
William Robértgon
Calgary
International Institute of Agriculture
Fea
Alberta House considers amendments to provincial act
March 21, 1981 Medicine Hat Redcliff and Dunmore electors hear a major resolution in the Alberta Legislature week. A Lieutenant Governor in Council commission is appointed to study the Public Administrative Act and amendments to advise on constitutional provisions and court divisions.
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Wdamonton
Abs
Hat
Redcliff
Dunmore
Cloged
Ion
Duggan
Vernor
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