Duff Commission Finds Main Points On Railways
The Duff Commission proposed keeping two railway systems separate, forming a three member Canadian National board, and creating regular cooperative meetings to avoid duplications. It warned against rapid consolidation and urged annual budgets, reports, and a chief operating officer to run the system. A Senate bill reflecting these findings advances to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Duff Conmission
Justce L. P. Duff
Supreme Court of Canada
Caarman
Joseph W. Fievelle
Loronto
Beaudry Leman
Montreal
L. F. Loree
New York
W. O'Murray
Geness Ulaiola
Sory Snart
Levemce
PeReure
Canadian National Railways
Noliev
Tenernas
Nationel
Tye Petars
Fae
Archeral Berard
Board of Railway Commissioners
Transtees
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Senate
Tee
House of Commons
Commons
Far East
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Bennett
Lytton
Japan
China
Assembly
Great Britaain
Hiam
Lytton Commission
Col. Hiam
Manchuria
K'ne
Woolsworth
Commonweath
Togo News and Local Visitor Notes From Town
Mr H J Bowley visited on Saturday on business. Mr McDermid of Dauphin was in town Monday. Geo Irwin of Saskatoon was here last Friday. H M Brown visited Makaroff for several days. Nyerod of Kamsack visiting his daughter Mrs RB. Prof Rae Saskatoon Agricultural College lectured on profitable poultry. Jay Dimit returned Monday after a month’s Boggy Creek trip. Togo Bonspiel prize winners announced Murrows Memorial Cup Abercrombie's rink. Standard Cup H M Brown etc.
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H J. Bowley
McDermid
Dauphin
Geo. Irwin
Saskatoon
Mr Nyerod
Kamsack
Apham
Rae
The
Agricultural College
Togo
Abercrombie
L Vipond
Wm Hampson
G. P. Baker
H. M. Brown
Hampson Lowell Lee
Jas. Gavley
J. W Eddy
R S. Topham
Leigh Lindsay
G. Prown
W Rae
Weekend visits and social gatherings reported
Grand Narrows residents Grand Narrows Miss G. Lester and Master G. Dixon visited Wilson and N. Smith while Mr and Mrs T. and Dian Earl and Mrs G. Lester spent days at Happy Lake visiting friends. Poultry is discussed at a lecture in Togo last Saturday afternoon. A house party at Mrs. T. Barrett's home featured a cards and dancing evening.
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G. Lester
Master G. Dixon
Wilson
N. Smith
T. “Dian
Earl
Happy Lake
Deepdale Mrs Ephraim Dunlop Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Ephraim Dunlop died Sunday after a lingering illness at her home. Born in Owen Sound in 1862, she moved with her husband to the district in its early days. She leaves five sons and one daughter. Funeral services were conducted by Rev De Mile and McLeod, with many friends braving a storm to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Dunlop
Dunlop
Owen Sound
Wesband
de Mile
McLeod
Liberalism principles and party policy outlined in debate
Advocates of the resolution assert the forward path cannot be carried out while outlining liberalism principles and current party policies. The House passes a bill for tender content in civil servant salaries and committees open probes into debt, interest, and milk price spreads. The session promises to be the busiest with investigations and reform discussions across multiple committees.
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Banking and Commerce Committee
School Trustees Meeting Minutes From March 3
The school board met in the school on March 3 with all members present except Mr Bennie. Motions were approved to select delegates from minutes, adopt corrected minutes, institute a one third April salary reduction for teachers, and to replace secretary’s hose. Various accounts were approved and a report from C H Sorbo at the Winnipeg trustees convention was read and accepted.
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Bennie
Lowley
Barber
Mitchell
del Gates
Barber—Bowley
Farried
Mgr
C. H. Sorbo
Winnipeg
Parker—Stavnes
Sorbo
ALC Cranwel
Roblin Bard
Ware
Beaver Tambor
Oyz
Witehell
Cheicitt
Sahanl
Stowles
Cromarty Social Notes and Local Welcomes
Cromarty notes list Miss Annie Witwicki leaving for uphin last week and Miss Doris Johnston visiting Miss N Dunlop. Mr and Mrs C Robson entertained Bondeat cards Friday. Miss Alice Leslie Fett called Tuesday after a stay with Miss J Collins. Sympathy extended to the Black family after Mrs Black’s death at her daughter Mrs Ritchie’s home. The March meeting of the promarty W I was at Mrs Wm Thompson’s with fifteen members and three visitors. a contest led by Mrs Wm and Fred Thompson, won by Mrs Simpson’s group.
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Alice Leslie Fett
Daihin
Mig J. Collins
Black
Mrs Ritchie
Promarty W.I
Wm Thompson
Ffteen
Fred Thompson
Simpsons Group
Margaret Glack
Mia Gibson Rushie
Tummel
Canadian Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Manitoba Legislature Debates Relief Borrowing Bill
In the Legislature last week the House considered Bracken's bill to authorize borrowing for distress and unemployment relief. A federal Commons statement noted $20,000,000 advanced to three prairie provinces, while Manitoba and municipalities had not received or spent their shares in months. Premier explained Dominion kept its share, but Manitoba had not borrowed since last March and seeks loans from the Dominion at a low rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
House of Commons
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Provincial debate heats up over Campbell amendment
The legislature debated a Campbell amendment as leaders argued over farmer voting rights and school trustees. The bill, tied to tax consolidation, faced a 28 to 12 defeat after a lengthy three hour session. The Municipal Act and a broad review of municipal law dominated committee work with 981 sections to examine.
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Campbell
Milton Campbell
Douglas Campbell
Lakeside
William Morton
Gladstone
Deen Feling
Winnipeg Board of ‘Trade Nota
Andrew Foster
Versber
Tillarney
G. G. Serkan
Veer
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J. L. Bowman
M.P
Togo News
Makaroff
Jay Dimit
Grand Narrows
Deepdale
Cromarty
Wa‘ch
Annie Witwicki
Uphin
Doris Johnston
N Dunlop
C Robson
By W. J .Westwood
M.L.A
Grassie
Flin Flon
Roblin
Ighteen
Smale
St. Patrick’s
U.F.M
the Review
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Roblin W. I
Warkentin
E. S
Mra Matchett
Sheridan
Roblin W.J
Nannle of
C.P.R
T He C. VD
Gilbert
Philins
Thin i
Abbu San
Old
PASC
Orelus Canadian Carth
Niles
Omnteoe
Maerep
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