Saskatchewan forms new cabinet under Chas Dunning
Hon. Chas. A. Dunning forms a Saskatchewan government after Reginator W. M. Martin resigns. Dunning becomes Premier and Provincial Treasurer with railways. J. A. Cross named Attorney General and head of child protection. J. G. Gardiner leads Highways and Labour. J. M. Uhrich as Provincial Secretary and Public Health. A. P. McNab runs Public Works and Telephones. Latta stays Education. Hamilton takes Agriculture and Municipal Affairs. Gardiner, Cross, Uhrich join new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
C. A. Dunning
Moose Jaw County
Railways Zion
A. P. McNab
Saskatoon City
J. Latla
Last Mountain
Bureau of Publications
King’s Printers
C. M. Hamilton
Weyburb
Agriculture
J. A. Cross
Regina City
Bureau of Child Protection
J. G. Gardiner
North Quiappelle
Bureau of Labor and Industries
J. M. Uhrich
Rosthern
Bureau of Public
Dunning
Council
Department of Railways
Martin
Knowles
Latta
King’s Printer
Col
Regina
Ion. Chas. Dunning
Mr. Dunning
W. F E. Knowles
Uhrich
Bureau of Public Health
McNab
Faith in Future London and Coal Trade Rebound
King messages Associated Chambers of Commerce stressing faith in patience and energy of the people and confidence among classes to overcome distress. Stanley Baldwin notes the coal trade has been placed on an economic basis and recently regained an export trade once deemed impossible.
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London
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Stanley Baldwin
Board of Trade
Angora Accepts Peace Terms With Reservations
The Turkish Nationalist Government at Angora has accepted the Allied armistice propositions with reservations, according to Allied representatives in Constantinople.
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Angora
Constantinople
Milk Famine in London After Price Cut
London faces a milk famine believed caused by the price drop from ninepence to fivepence per quart. Farmers complain of the large margin between farm and retail prices and hold supply. Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen, minister of agriculture, said in Commons the situation is serious but cannot fix or control prices.
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London
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen
House of Commons
Churchill Clarifies Upton Seizure Ammunition Load
London reports the colonial secretary said in the House of Commons the steamer Upton seized off the Irish coast by raiders carried not more than 25 000 rounds of ammunition, a figure far below the earlier belief of 500 600 rounds.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Upton
Mounted Police Excluded From New National Defense Scope
Ottawa reports the bill to create a department of national defense passes committee stage with a key amendment excluding the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from the scope. The new department will consist of militia naval and air forces. An amendment lowers added service years for officers to one or two years. Debate notes differing opinions on amalgamating the Mounted Police and concerns about economies and police responsibilities.
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Department of National Defense
Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
George Pp. Graham
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Graham
Formal Notice to France About Payments
London states that Britain's note to France on interest owed is a formal notice, not a demand. It marks three years of suspended interest ending and allows further action. Italy and Romania would receive two months’ notice before cash payments. Britain begins payments to the United States in October.
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London
France
Great Britain
Italy
Romania
United States
German Tax Scheme Approved
The Reichstag gave final approval to a government tax plan including a one billion gold mark compulsory loan and fourteen major tax laws. Finance Minister Andreas Hermes praised the move as historic and said it shows Germany will shoulder postwar financial obligations, with taxes affecting many citizens in unseen ways.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Andreas Hermes
Herr Hermes
Druggists Busy With Liquor Sales in Manitoba
Manitoba druggists have issued 1,211,461 prescriptions and sold 510,993 gallons of liquor through stores since prohibition began. The January tally shows 16,381 prescriptions and 1,406 gallons sold through official channels, per attorney general Hon. Thos. Johnson.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Thos. Johnson
Freight rates cut ordered for prairie province routes
Winnipeg reports the railway commission will lower freight charges in certain directions in the prairie provinces after claims by Western Canada representatives. H J Symington KC said this on returning from Ottawa where he represented Manitoba at the hearing. Buenos Aires notes Laurence Ginnell, the Dail Eireann envoy, has closed the legation and sailed for Ireland.
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Winnipeg
Railway Commission
Prairie Provinces
Western Canada
H. J. Symington
K.C
Ottawa
Mr. Symington
Manitoba
Buenos Aires
Laurence Ginnell
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Pay Last Tributes To Sir John C. Eaton
Torontonians from workers to judges gathered to honor Sir John C. Eaton whose body rested in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Federal and provincial lawmakers, city officials, military, the judiciary, universities, hospitals and many denominations attended the funeral at the Timothy Eaton Memorial Church. An estimated 50 000 people lined the approach as crowds waited for hours for entry. Ministers from four denominations led the service, including Rev C A Williams.
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Toronto
Judiciary
Sir John C. Eaton
Mount Pleasant
Ontario
Timothy Eaton
Kiwanis Club Marks US Canadian Week Luncheon
The Kiwanis Club of New York celebrated International Kiwanis United States Canadian week at a luncheon with broad attendance. The aim is to promote better understanding between countries and attendees received a descriptive booklet about Canada.
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New York
Kiwanis Club of
Canada
Japanese Delegates Confirmed for Genoa Conference
The Japanese delegation to the Genoa conference is officially confirmed with Baron Hayashi leading. Viscount Ishii and Kogo Mori serve as ambassadors to Britain and France and as financial commissioner in London respectively.
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Tokio
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
Viscount Ishii
France
Kogo Mori
London
Genoa
Sailor Drowns as Tunisian Sails to St John Port
A Scottish sailor named Innis fell overboard from the CP steamer Tunisian en route from Glasgow to St John New Brunswick and drowned. He was a Glasgow native and married.
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St. John N.B
Glasgow
Scotland
Innis
Farmers back Wheat Board to boost returns in West
Western Canadian farmers say the open grain market hurts them and that a reestablished wheat board would raise prices and stabilize marketing. Witnesses from the Canadian Council of Agriculture note profits now go to speculators, while the board could add about 25 million dollars to farmers’ income and prevent market gluts.
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Ottawa
Western Canada
James Robinson
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
Wheat Board
Robinson
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mr. Robinson
Thomas Sales
Saltcoats
West
H. H. Wood
Want British Embargo Removed
Calgary meeting of the Alberta Cattle Breeders urges the Dominion Government to open talks with Britain for reciprocal livestock trade. It calls for removing the British embargo on Canadian cattle and, pending removal, allows Britain bound shipments under a permit system for fresh killed beef. It backs dehorning, seeks lower rail and ocean transport costs, and asks railways to permit through mileage for stocker cattle and sheep for 120 days into feeding areas.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Dominion
Great Britain
First wave of settlers lands in Winnipeg 1922
Winnipeg reports the arrival of 350 newcomers, 300 from Europe and 50 from Roscoe Minnesota, all bound for land. Manitoba contributes 111 settlers, with additional groups headed for Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Europe
Roscoe
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Vancouver steamer rate war threatens Canada Orient trade
American Consul General Ryder at Vancouver reported to the Department of Commerce that a potential aggressive steamship rate war may affect all commodities carried between Canada and the Orient.
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Washington
Vancouver
Canada
Orient
Department of Commerce
Ryder
Saskatoon Wins Saskatchewan AAU Track Meet Award
Saskatoon has been awarded the annual provincial meet of the Saskatchewan Branch of the A A U of C. The event, first since 1913, will be held in June in Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
A.A.U. of C
Attempted Bank Robbery in Winnipeg Suburb
Two youths attempted a bank robbery at the Bank of Nova Scotia in St James Winnipeg. A teller named R W Doig was fired upon but he avoiding a shot and raised his hands as ordered. Doig was grazed above the ear and the two bandits escaped.
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Winnipeg
Bank of Nova Scotia
St. James
R. W. Doig
Washington Armament Conference Cools Naval Competition
Lord Lee of Fareham speaking to the Institution of Naval Architects commented on the Washington conference. He said the talks have not ended navies but have taken the heart out of naval competition, reflecting on global naval balance.
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London
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Admiralty
Institution of Naval Architects
Washington
Lord Lee
Japanese Bank Assigns Vancouver Closure of Nippon Kainyu Sha
The Nippon Kainyu Sha Limited, a Japanese bank operating under a provincial trust charter in Vancouver, has closed its doors. An assignment is made with assets about $225,000 and liabilities $240,000.
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Vancouver
Nippon Kainyu Sha, Limited
Government May Appoint New Commission For Federal Grain Inquiry
Ottawa reports the government plans a possible new commission for a federal grain inquiry though not continuing the existing Grain Enquiry Commission. An appropriation was set in 1922 23 estimates to cover such a body. Only if specific irregularities are charged will the government investigate.
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Ottawa
J. A. Robb
Trade and Commerce
H. H. Stevens
Robb
Mr. Stevens
Board of Grain Commisioners
Canada Grain Act
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
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Hamilton
King George
Tee
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Royal Canadian
H. G. Sheldrake
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Optimist
North Battleford
Sask
John C. Eaton
Oim
Johnny Bull
Baltimore Sun
St. Lawrence
International Waterways Commis
Sion
Western
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