Alberta's liquor act to appoint administrative commissioner
Edmonton March 28 Special to News The new liquor act commissioner will be administrative not an enforcer and will work with the enforcement branch. The bill also allows sale of flavoring extracts in general stores with a formula approved by the lieutenant governor, removes a two and a half ounce bottle limit, and adjusts liquor export house regulations.
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Brownlee
Edmonton
Florida
A. B. Claypool
Didsbury
Boyle
Dental health lecture urging school tooth care by Dr Thompson
Dr H. B. Thompson of the University of Toronto spoke to a student audience at the high school, stressing oral hygiene and its link to education costs. He cited Toronto and North American data showing high rates of dental disease and cavities, and argued dental clinics cut reeducation costs and improve public health.
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Thompson
Department of Dental Research
University of Toronto
Hay
Bridegport
Conn
Sali
Toronto
Dr. Thompson
Department of Public Health
Bank Robbery at Ladner Branch Seizes Victory Bonds
Robbers drilled through the Ladner Royal Bank wall and cut phone lines. They took bonds and securities from safety deposit vaults, rifled 49 boxes, and escaped in a stolen car. About eighty thousand dollars in bonds were stolen, with cash vaults untouched. likely fled east toward the United States before alarms.
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Vancouver
The
Royal Bank
Ladner
Victory
United States
Edmonton Creditors Eye Canadian Credit Men's Assn Transfer
On petition E Eastern Canada Creditore Shelden's limited has assigned to the Canadian Credit Men's association. Assets are listed at 118000 with liabilities at 100900. The firm dealt in bankrupt stocks and faced long financial strain. A Wetaskiwin branch fire caused about 18000 in losses. Creditor meeting will determine disposition of the business. Also Quebec City council passes daylight saving measure to begin April 30 and end October 1.
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Edmonton
Eastern Canada Creditore
Shelden’s
Imited
Canadian Credit Men‘s Association
Wetaskiwin
Classified ads sell fast in The News
Quick sales are the hallmark of classified ads in The News. Advertise to reach local buyers and get results fast.
Soviet safeguards for Genoa delegates stated
Paris March 28 The Soviet government plans extraordinary protection for its delegates to the Genoa Conference on their journey to Italy. Baltic states are asked to provide military and police protection and to disclose departure date and itinerary if secret. Nervousness over possible violence at Genoa extends beyond Russia to other quarters fearing clashes between Italian fascists and communists.
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Paris
Genoa
Italy
Baltic States
Russia
Rassia
Lenine Urges Reds to Work Hard Against Capitalists
Moscow reports Lenine appeared at a secret All Russian Congress meeting in the Kremlin Palace and spoke for two hours. He mocked idle theory and urged Communists to cease dreaming and begin real work to challenge capitalist control in Russia, stressing a high level of industry.
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Moscow
Lenine
Kremlin
Russia
Miners urged to give thirty days notice of quitting work
Denver March 28 District Attorneys in Colorado coal counties asked to begin criminal proceedings against miners who quit on April 11 without thirty days notice as required by state law. William O Rielly of the state industrial commission announced the action.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
William O’rielly
State Industrial Commission
Chancellor Wirth Denies Extra Reparations Tax
Berlin May 28 Chancellor Wirth told the Reichstag that the demand of the Allied Reparations Commission for a 69 million mark extra tax levy is absolutely impossible.
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Berlin
Wirth
Reichstag
Dundas Man Dies After Stepping In Front Of Truck
Fred Chandler sixty of Dundas died after stepping from behind a motor truck into the path of an automobile driven by Fred Martin also of Dundas. The collision occurred last night in front of the Dundas area. The fatality was reported by local authorities.
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Hamilton
Fred Chandler
Dundas
Fred Martin
Premier King Favors Temperance Over Prohibition
Ottawa reports Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King telling a large Dominion Alliance delegation that he is not in favor of prohibition but supports temperance in all things. The group urged passing a Dominion law banning manufacture import export and interprovincial transport of intoxicating liquor for beverage use in the current session.
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Ottawa
W. L. Mackenzie King
Dominion Alliance of Canada
Alberta Rotarians Shine At Regina Conference
Regina hosts the 19th Rotary District conference with 700 delegates, highlighting Alberta representation from Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge Medicine Hat and Cranbrook among others. Welcome extended by Lieut Governor Newlands and Mayor Grassick as sessions opened at Capitol Theatre.
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Regina
Alberta
Calgary
Roy Beavers
D.B. Black
Nat Christie
J. W. Davidson
Walter Davidson
Andy Graham
Norman Hindsley
T. A. Hornibrook
Harry Hatchcroft
Heorge Hutton
John ‘Irwin
Bob,Jackson
R. J. Lyaiatt
Bob Marshall
George’ May
Halt Morgen
Tilly
McKean
F. BR. Osborne
BE. L. Richardton
J.B. Ryan
W. H. A. Thompson
Jack Warren
Ruba Ward
Cranbrook
Alan Graham
Edmonton
Jack Bond
Joel Philp
Jack Starkey
Herb Baker
Bill Brockie
Lethbridge
Elmer Ainsworth
Arthur G. Baalim
John G. Bass
Jos
W. Bawden
Harry G. Clarke
Wm. P. Craig
Hugh W. Crawford
Peter Lund
Colin D. Macintosh
Sam F. Porter
Tom C. Ridpath
John H. Rivers
G. Mazell
Medicine Hat
Jim McArthur
Martin Oliver
Jack Davies
Harold S. Ireland
Bert Forster
H. W. Newlands
Grassick
Saskatchewan
Capitol Theatre
Bill to Legitimize Illegitimate Children Headed For Commons
London March 28 A bill to legitimate the offspring of unmarried parents will be introduced soon in the House of Commons as a government measure. Capt George E Bowyer MP Buckingham announced this at a National League for Health Maternity and Child Welfare meeting.
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London
House of Commons
Geo. E. Bowyer
Buckingham
National League For Health, Maternity and Child Welfare
Earldom for Balbour Says London Paper
Evening News reports Sir Arthur Balfour to be created an earl and join the peers. The piece notes his dullness in the commons without duties and his potential value as a dialectical voice in the House of Lords.
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London
Evening News
Arthur Balfour
Arthur
House of Commons
House of Peers
Engineering lockout averted in Britain talks
London March 28 unions and employers reached a base for renewed negotiations. Engineering trades unions decided to accede to the employers proposals, aiming to avert a threatened general lockout in Great Britain’s engineering industry.
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London
Great Britain
Irish unrest spreads through Northern Donegal barracks
Irish provisional government troops took over Buncrana police barracks evacuated by the RIC. Orangemen were ordered to leave the town by evening as reprisals for the Belfast Macmahon murders. An arson attempt on Rosie Hall failed, with smashed windows and petrol strewn. In Carrick on Shannon, sixty men drove cattle from Deer Park Lands farm as land agitation rises. Liscarroll? No, Lisnoyle. A thousand men restored a tenant evicted twenty years ago. In Leitrim a land decree was read but border fences were built to aid evicted tenants. In Belfast several fires broke out and a bomb wounded three during the jam factory crowd.
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Buncrana
County Donegal
Irish Provisional Government
Royal Irish Constabulary
Macmahon
Belfast
M Rosie
Carrick
Shannon
Ireland
Deer Park Lands
Lismoyle
County
Leitrim
Unity St
Spring’s urge spurs Ancona hen to large egg
An Ancona hen owned by W. Burgess of First Ave Northwest laid an egg yesterday measuring six by eight inches. The writing notes the spring impulse as a high objective driven example.
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W. Burgess
Ave. N.W
German World War I casualties estimated by General Von Altrock
Berlin reports from March 28 state that 46 German soldiers died and 109 were wounded per hour of combat. Total German losses reach 1,808,545 killed and 4,246,779 wounded, with about 18 million men under arms and 12 million deaths from war related causes.
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Berlin
von Altrock
Germany
Girl Hit by Freight Train in Welland Tragedy
Norma Foster aged 16 was killed instantly in Welland Ontario when she stepped from beside a freight train into the path of another engine on a Grand Trunk shortcut. The accident happened early today as she attempted a crossing.
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Welland, Ont
Norma Foster
Grand Trunk
100 Acres Seeded Before Snowfall
Lethbridge March 38 Chin correspondent reports farmer J. E Rows seeded one hundred acres of wheat before heavy snow halted work last week on his farm in that district.
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Lethbridge
the Herald
J. E. ‘Rows
Dominion Representation Planned for Genoa Conference
London reports arrangements nearing completion for Canada to attend the Genoa conference. Delegates travel by air for the four day session. Sir Charles Gordon Morton and Professor Extoundcape from the University of Montreal will represent Canada alongside Montreal scholars Cook and other officials.
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London
Breda
Domnion
Génoa
Canada
Charlies Gordon
Mortreas
Extoundcape
Ft University of Montreal
Sistes Cook
Australia
Senate Debates Naval Limitation Pact After Ratification
On March 28 the senate began debate on naval limitation after ratifying four power treaty supplements. The pact limits capital ships to a 6 5 3 ratio for the United States Great Britain and Japan. Administration leaders expect near unanimous ratification by week’s end.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Ottawa Aldermen Boost Salaries Amid Tax Details
Ottawa March 28 Ottawa aldermen last night increased their salaries from 300 to 500 dollars a year. Last year the controllers were boosted from 1800 to 2500 dollars a year. The tax levy was struck at 28 mills on the dollar. This includes general public collegiate and hospital taxes. Separate school supporters pay four mills more than the public school supporters.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan Normal School Opens in Saskatoon
The Saskatchewan Normal School officially opens in Saskatoon, forging another educational link in the province. The event marks a milestone in Saskatchewan's effort to expand teacher training and bind communities through higher learning.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Normal School
Saskatoon
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