Raiders Derailed Mail Train Amid Belfast Violence
Irish reports describe a Belfast to Dublin mail train derailment and burning by armed raiders near Newry. Ulster Specials fired on near Armagh Louth frontier. one constable wounded. The Great Northern Railway will suspend main line Belfast night service except locals.
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Dail Eireann
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Ulster Specials
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Edmonton UFA member C O F Wright dies in hospital
Edmonton March 29 C O F Wright U F A member for Ribstone Alberta died at Royal Alexander hospital at midnight Tuesday from pleural pneumonia He fell ill Thursday at San Remo Lodge where he stayed with his wife and family He leaves a wife and three children one daughter also at the hospital with pneumonia The daughter is improving Hon Charles Stewart interior minister is a brother in law of Wright
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C. O. F. Wright
Ribstone
Alberta
Royal Alexander Hospital
San Remo Lodge
Wright
Charles Stewart
Shrine Fire Breaks Out at Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Flames engulf two buildings linked to the Monastery of Redemptorist Fathers and the Sovcristy at Ste. Anne de Beaupre in Quebec. Mayor Samgon of Quebec orders local fire chief and crew to the scene to battle the blaze.
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Quebec
Monastery of Redemptorist Fathers
Ste. Anne de Bampre
Samgon
Work Progressing Satisfactorily At Well
Word from the Medicine Hat Development Company reports progress at the Hatton well. Daily activity includes Hatton residents and visitors from Moose Jaw showing growing interest in the site.
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Medicine Hat
Hatton
Moose Jaw
Lockout Declared by London Engineering Employers
The engineering employers' federation declared a lockout affecting 660000 workers from forty seven unions plus the Amalgamated Engineers' Union. The measure takes effect in one week, signaling broad industrial action.
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London
Engineering Employers’ Federation
Amalgamated Engineers’ Union
Mystery Indeed of Night Riders
The San Bernardino scene reports Jesse Mansfield, 27, claiming night riders abducted him last night, making no statements during a three hour trip. He denied being silenced and said the motive remains unknown. He and Miss Helen Molnar plan to marry in two weeks as a letter from Oliva Townsend urged him to marry. Police tracked two automobiles to Verdemont schoolhouse. Mansfield says he was not kept in a building and was unharmed. Ku Klux Klan officials deny involvement. Also noted are comments on federal action for soldiers’ settlement and a February 15 to March 13 drop in retail food costs in ten US cities.
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Cal
Jesse Mansfield
Mansfield
W. A. Shay
Helen Molnar
Oliva Townsend
South Twelfth Street
St. Joseph
Verdemont
Here
Yupty
Manfield
Ku Klux Klan
Government Divided as Progressives Back Confidence Vote
Ottawa report shows the house, split for the first time this session, granting the government a 120 vote majority after a heated debate. Col Arthurs of Parry Sound and H S Stevens moved to declare repudiation of a pledge to cash grants to veterans, but the motion failed. Crerar supported the government while Leader, the Progressive, opposed the motion.
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Col. Arthurs
Parry Sound
H. H. Stevens
Crerar
T. A. Crerar
Mr. Crerar
Harry Leader
Portage la Prairie
Leader Is
Arthur Meighen
Mount Aetna In Violent Eruption Reports In Rome
Central News despatch from Rome quotes Fal ermo advices saying Mount Aetna is in violent eruption. Streams of lava flow from the crater and villagers along the mountain have fled. Several earthquakes have shaken Palermo and Messina provinces in recent days. In Delhi the India legislative assembly tax rejection tempers may ease as the government hopes to borrow the amount. Norman Doran, 70, found hanging from a tree near Brockville Ontario after being missing 24 hours.
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Mount Aetna
Rome
Falermo
Vilages
Palermo
Messina
Norman Doran
Brockville
Ont
Strike Averted or Fought Over Miner Demands
In New York on March 20, the anthracite subcommittee on the wage contract negotiations prepared for a potential three day strike over miners nineteen demands. UMW president Thomas Kengey Bari warned only a miracle could avert the walkout, signaling a long dispute ahead.
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New ‘York
Mare
Interim licenses for chiropractors granted by Alberta legislature
Alberta lawmakers decide that chiropractors from outside points may practice in the province for one year on interim licenses issued by the University of Alberta registrar. The provision applies to graduates of recognized schools and clarifies that prior practice without registration does not incur penalties.
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Edmonton
University of Alberta
Medical Professions Act
Brownlee
J. R. Boyle
Senate of
Dutch War Budget Presented in Amsterdam Chamber
Minister Jonkeeh Vaine Dyk outlined a military retrenchment example while presenting the war budget to the second chamber in Amsterdam. The briefing emphasized cost controls and strategic reallocations within the armed forces.
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Holland
Wer
Jonkeeh Vaine Dyk
Amsterdam
Saloniki Shelters Thousands as Refugees Flee War-Torn City
Saloniki bears a massive refugee burden with about 100 000 displaced people. Greek government funds are exhausted by Asia Minor operations, prompting American charity led by the Red Cross to aid children. Mosques shelter thousands, streets bustle with merchants and soldiers, while the city endures crumbling ruins and scarce resources.
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Walle Ane
Asia Minor
Charity of
America
American Red Cross
Europe
Averted breach in British cabinet over Lloyd George plan
London reports a tie threat to breach the cabinet over Lloyd George’s program for the conference was averted at a private ministerial meeting. Authorities say the issue is now smoothed for his aimed appeal to the house of commons on Monday. Baron Denys Cochin of Paris dies at 74.
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London
Tie
Lloyd George
Enoa
House of Commons
Baron Denys Cochin
Chamber of Deputies
French Academy
Paris
Alberta engineers gather for 1922 annual banquet in Edmonton
About 150 engineers from across Alberta attended the Association of Professional Engineers annual banquet at the Macdonald hotel in Edmonton marking the event’s close. Speeches praised engineers’ value to community and nation, with Premier Greenfield and others stressing Alberta prospects and responsible practice.
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Edmonton
Association of Professional Engineers of
Alberta
Macdonald Hotel
R. A. Brown
Calgary
Greenfield
R. W. Boyle
Faculty of Science
University of Alberta
C. J. Yorath
C. S. Burgess
U. of A. Department of Architecture
O. E. §. Whiteside
Tory
Alberta University
S. G. Porter
Lethbridge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
R.A. Brown
Association of Professional Engineers
Sam G. Porter
Rat Ray- Frigatond
Dominion
Yorath
Dean Boyle
Italian Killed by Bomb at Fruit Store
In Port Arthur on March 29 an Italian detonated bomb at the rear room of Charles Donatti’s fruit shop killed one Italian and badly injured two others. Police suspect a dynamite outrage as the blast shattered eight by eight feet of room and blew out windows within three blocks. A fourth Italian nearby survived.
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Port Arthur
Charles Donatti
Liquor Drinking on the Decrease in Britain
London report notes Sir Robert Horne in the house of commons states per capita beer consumption has fallen to 1.9 gallons from 2.61 in 1918 and spirits to 0.7 gallons, indicating a steady decline in national drinking levels.
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Britain
London
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Local hens lay unusual eggs in Burgess and Brandon flocks
Ancona hen owned by W Burgess laid a large egg prompting reports that other keepers also boast prolific birds. J Brandon of Bank Street telss the News that his Minoren hen produced an egg last week measuring six and a quarter by seven and three quarter inches weighing four ounces.
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W. Burgess
Burgess
J. Brandon
Bank Street
Classified ads prove quickest sale boost in The News
Readers are urged to place ads in The News to accelerate surface sales and visibility. Advertising emphasizes fast responses, broad reach, and practical results for sellers and buyers alike.
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