Ogilvie Milling to Build Flour Mill at Medicine Hat
The Ogilvie Milling Company signed an agreement today to erect a flour mill in Medicine Hat Alberta with a capacity of 3000 barrels a day. Construction began immediately and is to be rushed to completion. No official notification reached Mayor Spencer by press time.
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Nnipeg
Man
Western Associated Press Dispatch
Ogilvie Milling
W.A.P. Dispatch
Ogilvie Milling Company
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Spencer
Amendments to Cochrane Highway Bill Stir Debate
The House pressurizes over a Senate amend ment to the Cochrane highway bill with talks of a conference between chambers. Premier Portien and leaders including Laurier and Borden discuss provincial rights and the fate of funds for provincial use this year. The outcome hinges on Senate insistence, potentially triggering inter-chamber talks.
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Cochrane
Senate
Portien
Borden
Laurier
Conservatives and Socialists Share British Columbia Assembly
The report lists election returns by riding with Conservatives leading in most districts and Socialists winning in Nanaimo and Newcastle. Notable returns include Vancouver totals for multiple Conservatives and Socialists, with overall results showing Conservatives 40 seats, Socialists 2, Liberals 0, total 42 in the House.
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Slean
W. Hunter
Hunter
Yale
A. L. Lucas
Lucas
Ymir
J. H. Schofield
Schofield
Vancouver
W. J. Bowser
A. HE. B. MacGowan
G. A. McGuire
H. H. Watson
O. E. Tisdale
W. Bennett
W. A. Pritchard
J. H. Lord
J. MacDonald
Greer Independent
Ralph Smith
Jn. Nellies
Alderman Enright
Alderman Cameron
B J. Perry
Rouse
Want Ads Offer Best Home Paper For Skilled Help
The best home paper serves intelligent and efficient servants by providing the strongest want ads. Readers are urged to use the News Want Ads to obtain the most capable help from a trusted publication.
Argentina corn crop estimated at 298 million bushels
The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome cabled the U S Department of Agriculture with an estimate for Argentina's 1911-12 corn production at 147,997,000 hundredweights or 298,894,000 bushels. The notice cites W A P Disveech and places the item in Washington on March 200.
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Washington
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
United States Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Privy Council Bans Uniforms Except State Occasions
The Privy Council issued an order restricting members from wearing their uniforms except on state occasions. The move follows Lord Advocate Uren of Scotland appearing in uniform at the Chelsea arts ball.
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London
Privy Council
Advocate Uren
Scotland
Chelsea
May Unite on Mission Fields
Toronto dispatch notes officials will not state next steps after the proposed church union appears defeated. It is learned that a union in mission fields may proceed, with strong vote support for union in the mission fields of both Methodist and Presbyterian, including potential organic unity among three churches.
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Toronto
Canadian Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
Calgary Fire Destroys Freight Sheds. Quickly Brought Under Control
A blaze at the C. PLR freight sheds in Calgary Alberta shortly after midnight caused heavy flames that threatened the structure. Firefighters responded promptly and gained control, resulting in minimal damage.
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Calgary
Alta
C. Plr
New Calgary Chief Faces Public Safety Challenge
Calgary report says Chief Cuddy was inspecting a restricted area when J McNutt, intoxicated, opened fire. Sergeant Taylor reached the scene and disarmed the assailant, ending the incident.
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Calgary
Cuddy
J. McNutt
Taylor
Harbor commissioners resign over harbor master issue
Ottawa reports a political stir as Montreal Harbor Commission members C. B. Ballantyne and L. F. Geoffrion resign in protest against appointing someone not fully qualified as harbor master. French district members push Captain Bourassa for the post, though he lacks an ocean captain certificate.
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Ottawa
C. B. Ballantyne
L. F. Geoffrion
Montreal
Bourassa
20 Percent Dividend Authorized for Labanque De St Hyacinthe
Liquidor of Labanque De St Hyacinthe secured by Judge Martineau to pay a 20 percent dividend. The dividend will be payable on April 9 next. Location St Hyacinthe Quebec date March 29.
Michigan Schoolmasters Club Meet Discusses Vocational Training
In Ann Arbor on March 24 a large group of school teachers and principals attended the Michigan Schoolmasters Club annual meeting at University Hall. The program focused on vocational training, the social center, and teachers' pensions in the addressing and discussions.
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Michigan Schoolmasters Club
University Hall
Looting Rumors Rise as Nanking Reports Unrest
Report from Nanking says serious outbreaks in Peking have led to widespread looting by soldiers. Premier Tang Shao-yo receives presidential seal from Yuan Shih Kai's representative as the gesture takes place.
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Nanking
Tang Shao Yo
Yuan Shi Kai
Wheat and oats futures and cash prices in North American markets
Winnipeg reports May wheat 102 open to close 102 with new May at 102 3 8 and July 103 1 8. May oats 47 3 8, July 46 1 4. Cash wheat prices No 1 Nor 99 1 2, No 2 Nor 96 1 2, oats No 2 CW 46 1 2, No 3 CW 38 1 2, barley No 3 65. Minneapolis and Chicago futures show mixed openings and closes for May July and Sept contracts.
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Mar
Nor
C.W
Minneapolis
Chicago
Back from Frisco McClennan Drinnan Reach Medicine Hat
Messrs S McClennan and J K Drinnan returned from San Francisco where they spent the winter. Mr McLennan said he was glad to be back in Medicine Hat and praised grass and local advertising. The party, about three thousand Canadians, toured Los Angeles San Jose and parts of Mexico. He noted rapid growth in Vancouver and brought back three horned toads.
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Messrs
S. McClennan
J. K. Drinnan
San Francisco
C P R steamship Empreg leaves Liverpool for St John’s
The C P R steamship Empreg sails from Liverpool on March 22 and is due in St John’s New Brunswick at 10 am on March 23.
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Britain
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St. John's
N.B
Anthracite Miners Likely to Strike
John P. White of the United Mine Workers blames operators for blocking hearings on miners demands. In Cleveland negotiators fail to agree on a new two year wage scale set to take effect April 1 and a coal suspension or strike is expected to follow.
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Scranton
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Cleveland, O
Parliament Defeats Suffrage Bill in Commons
London March 29 The suffrage bill was defeated on its second reading by 222 to 208 with Irish Nationalists voting against it. If passed it would have granted parliamentary voting rights to about 1,000,000 women. Christabel Pankhurst remains active while a large Albert Hall demonstration cheered a letter vowing continued resistance and urging women to persevere for the vote.
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Wilfrid
Senate
London
Times
Women's Social and Political Union
Albert Hall
Miss Pankhurst
Miners Vote on Wage Bill Amid Strike Uncertainty
Balloting begins across districts of the United Kingdom to decide if the striking miners should return to work while district boards decide wage rates under the government act. Some Brynkinaile pit workers already favor resuming, but most back the strike. Full results due April 4.
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Brynkinaile
Chirk Wales
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