Leaders of Third Southern Division Captured in Tipperary
Dublin reports a major capture of the irregular army’s Third Southern Division at Monagh and Toomavarra in County Tipperary. An early morning shooting incident in Dublin prompted by National troops at Collins Barracks and adjacent sites ended without casualties. An official statement details multiple engagements, including five Irregulars captured near Castle Island, ambushes near Kenmare, and clashes around Nenagh with several Irregulars killed or wounded.
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Tipperary
Dublin
Monagh
Toomavarra
County Tipperary
Collins Barracks
City Mall
King’s Inn
Wellington Barracks
Irish National Army
Castle Island
County Kerry
Kenmare
Nenagh
Lockout Looms as British Building Industry Faces Strikes
London March 29 Important decisions by railway and building industries threaten stoppages. Builders and employers conference vows to extend summer hours to 17 from 4 4 and cut wages on the rejected scale, risking a general lockout unless the labor ministry intervenes. Government pressure over housing accommodation adds to the dilemma.
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London
the- Builders and Employers’ Conference
Enless
Ministry of Labor
Denied Charges on Her Death Bed at Brantford College
Henrietta Green an 18 year old Brantford college student died from a self inflicted rifle wound. Reports claim she persisted in denying accusations of dishonesty made at the time and said tell the Duke she did not do it. Principal A M Overholt known as the Duke explained the school had one petty theft report that season, later deemed a misattribution due to cloak room chaos.
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Brantford
Five Headed Calf Born in Ontario Farm Goat? No
A five year old Durham cow owned by George Irwin of West Morrow near Orangeville Ontario gave birth to a two headed calf that lived about five minutes. Each head had a mouth and a pair of eyes, with the necks joined behind the forehead.
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Orangeville
Ont
Durham
George Irwin
West Morrow
Swiss budget funds emigration to Canada for unemployed
The Swiss government allocates 540000 francs to aid emigration of unemployed workers, especially farmers, to Canada. The measure approved in Berne on March 9 targets easing rural joblessness by facilitating relocation to North America.
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Berne
Canada
Meighen Clashes With Murdock Over Labor Policy
Ottawa on March 29 reports a row in parliament between Prime Minister King and opposition leader Meighen over labor estimates. Meighen attacked the Carruthers appointment to the International Labour Office, while King defended Carruthers as an authority on labor matters. The debate touched actions on Liberal platform planks, CN railway directorate representation, Chinese immigration, and other measures as allowed. A sharp exchange followed between Meighen and Labor Minister Murdoch on unemployment worries and national advertising by Uncle Sam.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
Carruthers
Canada
International Labor Office
King
ISIS
Canadian National Railway
Es Moore
Meighen
Tom Moore
C.N.P
James Murdock
United States
Murdoch
Mr. Meighen
Uncle Sam
Mr. Murdock
Hanna Receives 385 000 Ottawa Retirement Grant
D B Hanna president of Canadian National Railways gets 25 000 retirement grant on retirement date. The figure was disclosed to W J Ward in the House of Commons today in Ottawa on March 28.
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Ottawa
D. B. Hanna
Canadian National Railways
W. J. Ward
Progressive
Dauphin
House of Commons
W M Davidson Urges Legislature to Slash Expenditures
Edmonton March 20 Special to The News W M Davidson Calgary independent member asks for a cross party committee to cut government spending to revenue level citing Britain's Geddes commission. He calls for indemnity reductions and criticizes the budget as depressing and excessive.
Unusually Low Temperatures Sweep New York Michigan
Cold spell grips New York and Michigan with record lows. Adirondack blizzard drops to 30 below zero, Newton Falls reports twenty below, towns report 10 to 15 below. Detroit and northern Michigan see rail traffic halted as snow buries farms and homes.
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New York
Adirondack
Newton Fal
Detroit
Sprag
Michigan
No Paper Tomorrow Due to Holiday Schedule Notice
The newspaper will not publish tomorrow because of Good Friday and a statutory holiday. No issue will be produced on that day.
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Belox
Wockey Game Result In Vancouver Tonight
Exkimos and Nenators were set to play in Vancouver with full results to be published tomorrow in the News office window.
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Exkimos
Vanecouver
No Change in Policy Publicity in Edmonton Session
In Edmonton the opening session sees Hon. J K Boyle pressing for a policy on Weekly News Bulletin reporting of the legislature. Premier Greenfield defends unchanged policy while noting limited upcoming legislation including the Drought Area Relief Act amendments and budget measures. The budget debate is expected to be lengthy with extensive participation as the house plans through next week and beyond.
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Edmonton
J. KR. Boyle
Greenfield
Boyle
Reid
Hoadley
Lion
H House
Life sentences for bootleggers urged in Manitoba
Winnipeg March 28 Urging imprisonment for persons convicted of selling poisonous liquor will be the effect of an amendment to the Manitoba Temperance Act which W H Spinks member for Cypress intends to bring down in the provincial legislature during the present session. Should the legislature not have wide enough powers to provide life imprisonment for persons who sell or attempt to sell liquor which might cause a person's death Mr Spinks proposes that a resolution should be brought before the house asking the Dominion government to amend the criminal code with that object of view.
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Winnipeg
W. H. Spinks
Cypress
Fire destroys Gravenhurst school in minutes
Gravenhurst reports a blaze that reduced a local school to smoking ruins within about thirty minutes after discovery last night. Replacement costs are estimated between 30 000 and 40 000 dollars, with the community facing significant loss.
Protests Rise Over Raymond Agriculture School Closing
Edmonton reports protests in the south against plans to close the Raymond agriculture school. Hon George Hoadley proposes federal provincial cooperation teaching irrigation at the Lethbridge demonstration farm. He favors a winter course there as a cheaper alternative and has discussed with Canada’s ministers, who will review a report.
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Edmonton
Raymond School of Agriculture
George Hoadley
Dominion
Lethbridg
Slaymond School
Headley
Lethpile Farm
Hone W. R. Motherwell
Canada
TW. Grisdale
Weather Report From Western Canada Regions
The weather summary notes clear conditions in Vancouver and Nelson with temperatures in the high 50s and 60s, cloudy skies in Edmonton and Medicine Hat with mid 40s to mid 60s, and generally mild readings across Saskatchewan and Alberta. Forecast calls for fair skies in Alberta with cooler day and stationary or higher temperatures.
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Vancouver
Hidmonton
Cloudy
Medicine Hat Cloudy
Winnipeg, Clear
Nelson, Clear
Calgary, Clear
Lethbridge, Cloudy
Mloose Jaw
Sauskatoon
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway 1928 balance sheet shows asset declines
Montreal March 28 The 1928 balance sheet of the Canadian Pacific Railway reveals total assets at a record high but down from LO21 figures. Cash in hand and material on hand fall by about 4 million and 4 1 4 million respectively, current facilities dip near three million, and reserves drop about 8 1 2 million despite a rise in equipment replacement reserve.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Thivastidents
Returns Totals From Clearing House This Week
This week’s returns total 285381 dollars while last week reached 310317. The corresponding week for your B251778 is noted in the figures.
Miners Strike in Gelsenkirchen District
March 29 report states fifteen thousand miners are on strike in the Gelselkirchen district with mines occupied by troops. Westernholt, Rhein Badan, Concordia, and Blumenthal mines each show thousands on strike as workers demand soldiers leave and siren protests provoke Belgian threats.
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Gelselkirchen
Sifteen
S Trike
Westernholt
Rheinbaden
Concordia
Blumenthal
Family mistreatment case nets three years in prison
Edward Scherer, a Manyberries farmer, was found guilty of family mistreatment and sentenced by Judge Greene to three years in the Prince Albert penitentiary. Preliminary proceedings were conducted before Mr. El. Egteston of Manyberries. Also listed are today’s city market prices for beef, veal, pork, mutton, live fowl, eggs, and butter.
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Edward Scherer
Greene
Prince Albert
EL. Eg*teston. T
Murton
Earl of Carnarvon in Egypt critical as infection spreads
In Cairn Egypt on March 29 physicians said no bulletin, but word reached that the Earl of Carnarvon remains in critical condition with lung infection.
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Egypt
Earl of Carnarvon
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