Spirited Liberal Attack on Rhodes Budget in Ottawa
Liberal financial critic J L Ralston assails Rhodes budget in the House of Commons calling for leadership and a reciprocity pact with the United States. He says Canada must attack trade and finances, warning the government risks loss of command if it delays action.
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Ottawa
Liberal
United States
J. L. Ralston
Commons
Canada
Defence
Col. Ralston
Gvernment
E. N. Rhodes
Amherst
N.S
Bennett
Pensions in the House Move Sought by Ottawa Veterans
Ottawa reports a three hour meeting between the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance and veterans leaders. Hon. E. N. Rhodes pledged no interference with pensions, easing fears among Great War veterans and promising further talks as conferences continue in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Finance
Associated Veterans
House of Commons
E. N. Rhodes
Rhodes
Sthodes
Associated
Bennett
Izades
Otawa
Germany Denies Jewish Persecutions
Berlin, Mar 25. Capt. Gecering, minister without portfolio, told foreign correspondents that persecution of anyone for being Jewish will not be tolerated. He criticized Jews and Socialists abroad for reporting German conditions or organizing protest meetings. He claimed no German would tolerate such persecution.
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Berlin
Gecering
Germany
France Delays War Debt Talks as New Ambassador Arrives
Paris reports talks to open on war debts when the new French ambassador Andre De La Boutaye arrives in the United States on April 12. In Washington, Cordell Hull said the United States cannot yet say when discussions with debtor nations will begin. France has not paid a $19 million interest overdue by over three months.
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Paris
France
America
Andre de la Boutaye
United States
Washington
Cordell Hull
Badminton Tournament Shines in Southern Alberta Debut
The Southern Alberta badminton tournament opened with several upsets mainly in the ladies events. Mrs Bannerman lost to Mrs Rutledge of Swift Current in two tight sets while Renwick defeated Brownrigg of Lethbridge in straight sets. Miss Roxburgh edged Miss Stafford in three sets. Mrs Blackstock and Mrs Codington beat Mrs Brownrigg and Miss Wilcox in a 45 minute marathon. Favorites prevailed overall as semi finals are set for this afternoon and finals Sunday. Calgary stars Brice Gorath Alex Savary Miss Muriel Thom and Miss Rosalie Ellis will stage an exhibition at 4 oclock. First round results listed include Ansley/Niblock over Dell/Brennan 15-5 9-15 15-11 and others.
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Alberta
Bannerman
Stight
Mrs. Rutledge
Swift Current
Renwick
Brownrigg
Lethbridge
Miss Roxburgh
Miss Stafford
Blackstock
Codington
Train strikes truck near Clover Bar leaves one dead
Edmonton report says a Canadian National Railways train hit a motor truck at Clover Bar east of the city Friday. Glen Carlyle, 23, a Tofield farmer, was killed. his father Lew Carlyle, 48, and Ralph Barnes, 24, were injured and admitted to hospital.
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Edmonton
Mar
Canadian National Railways
Clover Bar
Here
Glen Carlyle
Tofield Farmer
Lew Carlyle
Ralph Barnes
New York Gov Signs Bills Granting Banking and Insurance Powers
Governor Hebert H. Lehman signed three bills passed by the state legislature on Monday night granting dictatorial powers over banking and insurance.
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Hebert H. Lehman
New York
Nothing But the Best In Transportation For Veregin
Peter Veregin leader of the Doukhobors in Canada leaves Blaine Lake after three days of talks with community leaders. He heads by plane to Langham then Edmonton to take a train to Brilliant B C accompanied by John Cheveldayoff and Andrew Kazakoff. The village he left was deserted in contrast to its prior bustle. Details of discussions remain unavailable.
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Blaine Lake
Sask
Peter Veregin
Canada
Langham
Veregin
Edmonton
Brilliant
B.C
John Cheveldayoff
Andrew Kazakoff
Verepin
Saskatoon
Dominion Glass plant to field team this year
Notes from Redcliff report Diamond D football club officers elected and a Dominion Glass team formation announced. Hon presidents R S Hodge R Mckenzie G Ordway. President B Moore Sec Treas Chas Newnham. Selection Committee W Willis F Congram FE McKinnon R Schmidt. Social Committee W Lawson W Willis G Davies N Lunar. Trainer F Jones Jorgensen. League Representative F Broughton. Meeting predicts an early football start. debate on unity of Western Provinces postponed due to badminton tournament.
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Dominion Glass Plant
R. 8S
Hodge
R. Mckenzie
G. Ordway
B. Moore
Sec
Treas
Chas
Newnham
W. Willis
F. Congram
FE. McKinnon
R. Schmidt
W. Lawson
Pension Exemption Proposed For Low Income Pensioners
A Globe despatch from Ottawa reports cabinet circles expect a new ruling to exempt government pensioners with total annual income of 1500 dollars or less from suspensions that apply to pensions of those in government employ.
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Toronto
Oittawa
The
Globe Today
St Louis Mayor Sends Flowers for International Show
Mayor Victor J. Miller of St. Louis marked the opening of the 14th International Flower Show by sending a bouquet to Mayor I. Bullivant and a flowers for Miss Murray at the local hospital. Vases from Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd and spring blooms from Mills Greenhouses, FTDA members, carried goodwill across cities.
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Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Victor J. Miller
St. Louis
North America
I. Bullivant
Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd
Mills Greenhouses
Florists Telegraph Delivery Mercury
F. T. D. Association
C. D. Hatch
London Soccer Scores Drag Readers Across English Leagues
London reports list English League results with Aston Villa Everton Derby Chelsea and more. Notable scores include Leicester 3 Leeds 1 and Newcastle 2 Arsenal 1. Scottish results feature Rangers 2 St Mirren 2 and Celtic 5 Cowdenbeath 1.
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Aston Villa
Everton
Bolton W
Derby County
Chelsea
West Brom
Alb
Huddersfield T
Birmingham
Leicester C
Leeds United
Liverpool
Blackburn Rovers
Middlesbrough
Blackpool
Newcastle United
Arsenal
Portsmouth
Sheffield W
Sheffield Utd
Sunderland
Wolves
Manchester City
Bradford
Swansea Town
Burnley
Bradford City
Charlton Ath
Millwall
Grimsby Town
West Ham U
Manchester United
Bury
Notts Forest
Port Vale
Oldham Ath
Fulham
Plymouth
Notts County
Preston N
Chesterfield
Stoke City
Southampton
Tottenham H
Lincoln City
Aldershotm
Swindon Town
Brighton
Newport County
Bristol Rovers
Bournemouth
Cardiff City
Torquay United
Crystal Palace
Bristol City
Gillingham
Coventry City
Norwich City
Luton Town
Queen’s P. R
Clapton Orient
Reading
Exter City
Southend Utd
Northampton
Watford
Brentford
Northern Accrington S
Doncaster R
Barrow
Hartlepools Ut
Carlile
Halifax Town
Chester
Barnsley
Crewe Alex
Wrexham
Mansfield Town
Stockport Co
New Brighton
Hull City
Rochdale
Walsall
Rotherham Utd
Darlington
Southport
Gateshead
Celtic
Falkirk
Hamilton Read
Hearts
Morton
Motherwell
Airdrieonians
Partick Thistle
East Stirling
Queen's Park
Kilmarnock
Ostpnd
St. Johnstone
Rangers
St. Mirren
Dundee
Alberta Legislature Debates Gas Tax Increase and Exhibits
Public health and agricultural department items occupied the Alberta legislature with a motion to strike a large agricultural schools appropriation defeated. Officials noted no provincial exhibit at the World Grain Congress due to high costs, and a gasoline tax raise from five to six cents a gallon was introduced along with fuel oil weighing and specification rules.
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Edmonton
Public Health and Agricultural Department
L. A. Giroux
Grouard
George Hoadley
Alberta
Regina
Manitoba
Hugh Co
Farthing
Calgary
W. A. Atkinson
Headley
J. E. Brownlee
R. G. Reid
Canadian Labor Party to Form Medicine Hat Local
A Medicine Hat meeting at the Canadian Legion hall organized a local branch of the Canadian Labor Party. A five member organizing committee was named to recruit members, with a 50 cent annual fee set. A follow up meeting will elect officers and complete organization in about two weeks.
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Canadian Labor Party
Medicine Hat
Canadian Legion Hall
T. Patterson
J. Lorraine
F. Cooney
J. L. Allen
J. Letert
Labor Party
Labor
Allen
Dominion Labor Party
Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation
Calgary
C.L.P
Ald. P. M. Simpson
Ald. Simpson
Old Land
Liberal Party
Ald
Simpson
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Cooney
Scotland
T. Paterson
Messrs
R. B. Pratt
M. Wutzke
Cavalcade Coming to Monarch in April In Medicine Hat
The Monarch Theatre Co Ltd books Cavalcade as the era’s standout film. The rental cost for this picture is the largest any film has fetched in Medicine Hat over the past three years.
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Monarch
Monarch Theatre Co. Ltd
Medicine Hat
Liner President Madison Capsizes at Seattle Dock
The Seattle Orient liner President Madison sank after leaking water through a side opening made by repair men. Of 106 aboard only two escaped. two missing men Jack Rose 60 engine room storekeeper and Carl Edberg 40 junior engineer are feared drowned. The disaster happened overnight as the ship lay at the dock.
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Seattle
Seattle Orient
Madison
Jack Rose
Carl Edberg
New Zealand Butter Arrives in Vancouver for Canadian Trade
The Niagara docked with 7500 boxes weighing 420000 pounds of New Zealand butter. 5000 boxes go to Amalgamated Dairies of New Zealand representatives, the rest to Vancouver and Victoria importers. 600 boxes landed at Victoria for cold storage amid Canadian home producer protections. No Ottawa guidance yet on treaty action.
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Vancouver
S.S. Niagara
New Zealand
Amalgamated Dairies
Victoria
Bennett
Customs Départment
Ottawa
Ontario Election Rumors Pivot on Henry Health
The Toronto Telegram reports a mounting opinion in the Ontario Legislature that Premier George S. Henry will call a general election this year and retire due to ill health. Strong internal debate hints at a political shakeup amid health concerns.
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Toronto
The
Toronto Telegram
Ontario
George S. Henry
Henry
British Court Martial Hears Baillie-Stewart Defence on Money Claim
Lieutenant Norman Baillie-Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders testifies that £90 paid to him by a Berlin girl was for affections not as payment for betraying secrets. The court adjourns to Monday as the trial continues in the Tower of London.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Tower of London
Germany
Berlin
Hig
Seaforth Highlander
Marie* Louise
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