Saskatchewan forms new cabinet under Chas. Dunning
Regina reports Hon. Chas. Dunning forms the new Saskatchewan cabinet after Mr. Martin resigns. Dunning becomes premier and provincial treasurer with railways ministry. J. A. Cross and J. G. Gardiner take key portfolios. M. Hamilton and J. Latta retain major posts. J. Uhrich and others assume education, health and public works duties.
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Chas. Dunning
Saskatchewan
Regina
W. M. Martin
Ih. W. Newlands
Chas. A. Dunning
Martin
Mr. Dunning
Pew
Falsona
A. Dunning
Moose Jaw County
Fromier
A. P. McNab
Saskatoon City
J. Latta
Last Mountain
Bureau of Publications
King's Printers Office
M. Hamilton
Weyburn
J-A. Cross
Regina City
Bureau of Chili Protection
J. G. Gardiner
North Qu'Appelle
Bureau of Labor and Industries
J. M. Uhrich
Rosthern
Bureau of Public Health
Hamilton
Dunning
Council
Knowles
Latta
King’s Printer
Pub- Heationa
Martin Passesover
J. A. Cross
Regina Otis
Bureau of Child Protection
W. E. Knowles
Dunuine
Uhrich
McNab
King’s message to Associated Chambers of Commerce in London
His Majesty the King sent a message to the Associated Chambers of Commerce in London praising patience and unity to overcome distressing years. Right Hon. Stanley Baldwin announced the cost trade had been placed on an economic basis and that export trade had regained momentum in recent months.
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London
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Stanley Baldwin
Board of Trade
Angora Accepts Armistice Aid Proposals With Reservations
The Turkish nationalist government at Angora has accepted with reservations the armistice proposals recently made by the Allies, according to information conveyed by Allied representatives in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Angora
Milk famine hits London amid price cuts and supply holdback
London faces a milk famine after the price drop from ninepence to fivepence per quart. Farmers complain of a wide margin between farm and retail prices and hold back supply. Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen, agriculture minister, told the House of Commons he cannot fix or control milk prices.
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London
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen
House of Commons
Churchill says Upton raid ammo overstated
London reports Winston Churchill the colonial secretary told the House of Commons that the steamer Upton seized off the Irish coast contained not more than 25 000 rounds of ammunition. It was previously believed the vessel carried 500 000 rounds.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Upton
Mounted Police Excluded From New Military Department
Debate over a national defense bill moves forward with a key amendment removing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from the proposed department. The bill now covers militia naval and air forces while adjustments limit retirement add-ons to two years. House members argue over policing scope and potential economies.
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Ottawa
Department of Mations Defense
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Pordon
George P. Graham
Formal Notice to France About Payments
London states a formal notice to France regarding interest on debt confirms the suspension has ended and Britain may resume action. It notes Italy and Romania will receive two months’ notice on any cash payments as Britain begins payments to the United States in October.
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London
France
Great Britain
Italy
Romania
United Statea
German tax scheme approved by Reichstag
Finance Minister Andreas Hermes hailed the final Reichstag approval of a government tax package that includes a one billion gold mark compulsory loan and fourteen major tax laws. He called the measure unparalleled in history and said it shows Germans will bear war related financial burdens. The laws have been in formation over four years and affect individuals in far reaching ways.
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Sage Burden
Bertin
Germany
Reichstag
Andreas Hermes
Herr Hermes
Druggists Sell Liquor In Manitoba Since Prohibition
Manitoba drugstores report 510 993 gallons of liquor sold since prohibition began and 1 211 461 prescriptions issued. January totals show 16 381 prescriptions and 1 406 gallons sold through official channels. Also noted are planned lower freight rates for prairie provinces after Ottawa hearing. Laurence Ginnell closes the Dail Eireann envoy legation in Buenos Aires and sails for Ireland.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Thos. Johnson
Buenos Aires
Laurence Ginnell
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Last Tributes for Sir John C. Eaton in Toronto
Massive turnout for Sir John C. Eaton’s funeral as 50,000 mourners gathered for the service at the Timothy Eaton Memorial Methodist Church and burial in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Officials from federal and Ontario legislatures, city council, judiciary, universities, and churches joined in the solemn proceedings.
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Toronto
Sir John C. Eaton
Mount Pleasant
Ontario
Judiciary
Timothy Eaton
Kiwanis of New York Hosts Canada Week Luncheon
The Kiwanis Club of New York held a luncheon celebrating International Kiwanis United States Canadian Week with a large attendance. Aimed at fostering better cross border understanding, attendees received an informational Canada booklet.
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New York
Kiwanis Club of
Canada
Japanese Delegates Confirm Genoa Conference Delegation
The appointment of Baron Hayashi as head of Japan's delegation to the Genoa conference is official. Viscount Ishii and Kogo Mori join as ambassadors to Britain and France and as financial commissioner in London respectively.
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Genoa
Tokio
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
Viscount Ishii
France
Kogo Mori
London
Sailor Drowned From Tunisian Near St John
A Scottish sailor named Innis, aged and married, from Glasgow, fell overboard from the C P steamer Tunisian en route to St John New Brunswick and drowned. The incident occurred at sea while the vessel traveled from Glasgow to this port.
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St. John N.B
C.P
Glasgow
Scotland
Innis
Farmers See Wheat Board as Path to Higher Returns
Western Canadian farmers doubt open grain markets and urge reestablishment of the wheat board. Witnesses James Robinson and J. H. Wood testify the board would stabilize prices, reduce reliance on speculators, and could add about 25 million dollars to farmers’ income by better marketing this year’s crop.
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Ottawa
Canada
James Robinson
Canadian Counciil of Agriculture
Committee of Agriculture
Air. Robinson
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Robinson
Wheat Board
Thomas Sales
J. H. Wood
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Mr. Wood
Ncome
Trade aims at lifting embargo and aid to cattle trade
At the Alberta Cattle Breeders annual meeting resolutions urged the Dominion Government to negotiate reciprocal livestock trade with the United States and to press for removal of the British embargo on Canadian cattle. Also urged is shipments of Canadian fat cattle to Britain under permit, dehorning of cattle, and lower rail and ocean transport costs with through mileage rates for stocker cattle and sheep for 120 days. Western Canada welcomed 350 settlers to Winnipeg for the 1922 land program, with migrants from Europe and Roscoe Minnesota. A rate war between Canada and the Orient was reported to the Commerce Department, and Saskatoon won the Saskatchewan AAU meet for June, the first provincial meet since 1913.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Dominion
Kig
Great Britain
Railsway
Winnipeg
Canada
Europe
Roscoe
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Saskatoon
AAU. of C
Attempted Bank Robbery at St James Bank Branch
Two young men attempted to rob the Bank of Nova Scotia branch in St James suburb Winnipeg. One bandit fired at teller R. W. Doig who ducked and raised his revolver as instructed. Doig was grazed above the ear. The gunmen escaped.
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Winnipeg
Bank of Nova Scotia
St. James
R. W. Doig
Naval Architect Speech on Washington Armament Conference
Lord Lee of Fareham told the Institution of Naval Architects that the Washington conference has not ended navies but has taken all the heart out of competition, reflecting on its impact on world navies and the Washington armament talks.
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London
Lord Lee of
Fareham
The
Admiralty
Institution of Naval Architects
Washington
Lord Lee
Japanese Bank Assigns Vancouver
Nippon Kainsu Sha Limited, a Japanese bank operating under a provincial charter, has closed. An assignment is recorded with assets about 225 009 and liabilities around 240 000.
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Vancouver
Nippon Kainsu Sha, Limited
Azgseta
Government May Appoint New Commission For Federal Grain Inquiry
Ottawa reports the government will not continue the Federal Grain Inquiry Commission as at present. Hon A Robb said there was no appropriations in 1922 23 for a new commission. If specific charges of irregularity are made the government would investigate them. The Royal Grain Inquiry Commission has not reported.
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Ottawa
Washington
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
House of Commons
International Waterways Commission
A. Robb
Trade and Commerce
H. H. Stevens
Bobb
Stevens
Board of Grain Commisioners
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Royal Grain Inquiry’ Commission
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King George
Graham
Mounted Police
Railway Commission
Prairie Provinces
Western Canada
H. J. Symington
K.C
Mr. Symington
H. G. Sheldrake
Optimist
North Battleford
Sask
Oim
Johnny Bull
Baltimore Sap
St. Lawrence
Western
Orient
Department of Commerce
Ryder
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