Former UFA Members Question Handling of Affairs in Alberta
Edmonton March 30 Former government members voiced mixed views on the late session. A caucus noted commendation for Premier Greenfield Attorney General Brownlee and some ministers but private members admitted a loss of grip on departmental affairs and the ability to counter opposition with facts. Suggestions include dividing government forces into groups or classes to study administration and master departmental details for future debates.
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Quire
Prem. Greenfield
Atty. Gen. Brownlee
Edmonton
U.F.A
Greenield
Brownlee
U.F
A. A. Nives
Premier Martin to be elevated to Court of Appeal
Winnipeg dispatch reports Premier Martin poised for elevation to the Court of Appeal with a cabinet appointment for attorney general, possible choices include Col. J. A. Cross or Lieut.-Col. C. Gregory. The Farmers and Saskatoon involvement noted as influencing cabinet seats and by election plans.
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Prem. Martin
Court OF Appeal
Winnipeg
Martin
Court of Etchew
Aelease Cnd
Qu’Appelle
Regina
Free Press
J. B. Musselman
GG. Association
Cabri
Officials probe flogging rings in Dallas with 63 reported whippings
Dallas officials say numerous local men are known to have attended whipping parties at the torture tree outside city limits where 63 whippings have been reported. Police expect convictions once charges are filed. Trial of J. J. Crawford, a former policeman, for aggravated assault and false imprisonment in connection with the Pethblum attack is set for Thursday.
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Dallas
Texas
Lmits
J. J. Crawford
Philip Pethblum
Trans Atlantic Flight Underway From Lisbon To Brazil
Lisbon March 80. An attempted flight from Lisbon to Pernambuco Brazil began this morning. Naval captains Sacadura and Coutinho took off at 7 o clock aiming to cover more than 4 000 miles in 60 hours actual flying time.
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Lisbon
Pernambuco
Brazil
Sacadura
Coutinho
ELECTION ACT TO BE AMENDED
The Canadian house carried a private motion to amend the Dominion Elections Act regarding women’s franchise. Debate centered on foreign born women married to Canadians and requiring a judge’s certificate to vote. Agnes McPhail urged equality, while Premier King signaled government action if approved.
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Ottawa
America
Euler
Liberal
N. Waterloo
France
Belgium
Germany
Andustria
Hugh Guthrie
Agnes McPhail
T. L. Church
Toronto
Canuck Not Guilty of Libel in Toronto Case
March report shows Jack Canuck found not guilty of criminal libel for a news item about W. Carroll a Hamilton grocer. The jury verdict surprised Judge Snider who said Carroll had been badly treated by someone.
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Admittton
Jack Canuck
Toronto
Faboy
W. Carroll
Hamilton
Jack Dry Lig
Snider
Carroll
Three youths found dead in freight car near Trenton
Three young men were found asphyxiated in a freight car in Trenton Missouri. One body was identified as 25 year old George Cooke whose letter said he was bound for Toronto after the death of his sister and illness of his mother. The car was consigned to Canada.
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Trenton
George Cooke
Toronto
Canada
Madison Sask Fire Destroys Post Office Store Garage Home
A fierce blaze in Madison Saskatchewan at four o clock morning destroyed the post office building and store contents in connection with a garage owned by R McQuarrie and his dwelling. The garage and house contents were saved and another house owned by J Gawnes was partially burned.
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Saskatoon
Madison
Sask
R. McQuarrie
J. Gawnes
Death of Lt Col A B Carey CMG DSC Vancouver War Hero
Vancouver reports the death in hospital after a brief illness of Lt Col A B Carey CMG DSC 41 a longtime collector of customs for the port of Vancouver He commanded the 102nd Battalion C EB F at Vimy Ridge and had a distinguished wartime career from the Great War era.
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Vancouver
A. B. Carey
C.M.G
D.S.C
Port of
C. EB. F
Vimy Ridge
Morin Trial In Montreal Involving McGill Faculty
A Montreal court case from August 1921 involved Sp Prof J A Morin charged by a fellow McGill teacher with a serious offense. Walter was reportedly acquitted after the court heard the matter. The record notes Paris green mentioned by Br Magin in relation to the affair.
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Montreal
Marah
J. A. Morin
McGill
Hoi
Walter
Watnes
King's
van Rete
Magin
Paris Green
Police raid stockyards inn uncovers beer and liquor
Detroit police clean up squad raided the Garvey hotel known as Stockyards Inn at 6700 Dix avenue. They found a hidden electricity switch controlling beer flow and seized nine half barrels of beer twelve quarts of whiskey seven quarts of champagne eighty cases of bottled beer. Four bartenders were arrested.
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Detroit
Mich
Garvey Hotel
Stockyards Inn
Dix Avenue
Support for liquor control proposal in New Brunswick
Fredericton March 20 Supporters of Premier Foster’s government refused to back a plan for government controlled liquor sales similar to British Columbia after a meeting of government supporters last night. The move follows a council of backers who considered the issue and reported opposition.
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Fredericton
N.B
New Brunswick
Foster
Mire Xnment
British’ Columbia
Oil Discovery Report From Medicine Hat Well
Word from the Medicine Hat Development Company in the Many Island Lake district reports a lot of oil and sand found this morning. A. J. McCormick at the well says casing anchoring is completed satisfactorily despite cold weather hindering cement work. The drilling began Monday and continued as written.
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Medicine Hat Development Company
S.iling
Alberta legislature ends with Labor clash over mining bill
Edmonton March 80 The first session closed amid a cool standoff between Labor and government ranks over a mining bill. Labor backed by ministers Ross and Brownlee faced opposition as filibustering and protests surfaced before a late session end.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alex. Ross
Brownlee
Ross
Siamese Twins Die In Illinois Hospital After Separation Decision
Josefa and Rosa Blazek, known as Siamese twins, died within seconds of each other after a hospital in Chicago announced plans to sever their flesh joining if one died. Their brother Frank Blazek refused to permit an operation that would separate them. The twins had been in serious condition from jaundice and doctors planned the procedure to save at least one if the other died.
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Chicago
Josefa
Rosa Blazek
Frank Blazek
King Albert Injures Arm in Rome Fall
King Albert of Belgium while visiting Rome injured his right arm in a fall in his room yesterday. The incident was reported by Central News citing the newspaper Tribuna.
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Albert
London
King Albert
Belgium
Rome
Tribuns
Survey proposed for western provinces farming suitability
Saskatoon March 10 H S Arkell Dominion Superintendent of Live Stock suggested a survey of the western provinces to identify areas best for cattle raising mixed farming and grain growing at a conference at the University of Saskatchewan with officials from federal and provincial governments cattle breeders associations and other interests.
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Saskatoon
H. S. Arkell
University of Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Coroner Rules Self Inflicted Death Of Noted Scientist
The coroner's jury determined that N Truno shot himself while suffering melancholia, in the death of 2 ne sus angille a respected scientist found dead at his home with a gunshot wound to the face.
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Truno
Antenia
Ne Sus Angille
Embargo Debate On Canadian Livestock Over TB Fears
In the House of Commons a member warned that home bred cattle sheep and pigs are deteriorating with tuberculosis and urged lifting the Canadian cattle embargo to allow healthy stock from Canada. Sir A Griffith-Boscawen denied the deterioration claims and was cheered.
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London
House of Commons
Canada
A. Griffith-Boscawen
Sir John Eaton in grave condition
An official bulletin from Toronto at about 10 am reports Sir John Eaton in a relapse and rapidly losing strength. Lady Eaton and Timothy Eaton with Mrs Timothy Eaton and other relatives are at the sick room, with Eaton interests officers on instant call.
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Toronto
Sir John Eaton
Lady Eaton
Timothy Eaton
England
Sir John
Eaton
Raids Hit Freeman's Journal Plant During Irish Conflict
In Dublin a gang of about 50 raiders damaged the Freeman's Journal plant cutting telegraph wires and destroying presses. They doused floors with gasoline and set fires while detaining staff in a van. The attack follows the paper's publication of conference details from the De Valera Irish Republican Army. Belfast reports include the death of Sam Matten found in White Rock Road, described as an execution after baring unemployment dole tensions, and James Lyle of Dromore shot in Sinn Fein district Joy Street.
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Dublin
Freeman’ Journal
Pric
3 R
Sume
de Valera
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Sam Matten
White Rock Road
James Lyle
Dromore
Joy Street
Sinn Fein
Valise Containing Securities Found After Reiners Death
New York editor John G. Reiners, 70s, was found dead on the main floor of the Pulitzer Building. A valise left in the Editor and Publisher office contained notes and securities near 250000 dollars. Reiners' will names Maud M. Reiners and Helen Ludwig as beneficiaries and mentions adopting Ludwig as a daughter. Most securities were road mining and coal stocks.
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New York
Valise
Pulitzer
John GR. Reiners
Messenger
Reiners
C. A. Wick
Reiner
Maud M. Reiners
Jer
City
Helen Ludwig
Newark
Miss Ludwig
Four-Year-Old Drowns Near Marbleton in River Trek
In Marbleton Quebec on March 30 Ernest R Westman aged four disappeared while walking to join his father at a sugar bush. He slipped into the brook at Limeridge and drowned despite efforts to rescue him.
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Marbleton
Que
Sugar Bush
Ernest R. Westman
Limeridge
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Greenfield
George N. Gurdyon, Sr
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