Alberta feed situation prompts northern relief effort
Alberta officials and federal agriculture leaders met in Edmonton to address a severe feed crisis. They noted the province has distributed 2400 government cars and bought 100 more, with 800 cars on order, while seeking Washington and Wisconsin rates to secure additional feed.
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Board of Trade
H. A. Craig
Z. McIlmoyle
S. G. Carlyle
R. 5. Hamer
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
C. E. Bain
Macdonald Hotel
Edmonton
Craig
Fatal Shooting Among U S Sailors in Quebec City
Two United States sailors aboard Eagle fleet vessels were involved in a fatal shooting in Quebec City. Eddie Pollock Bronowsky, 19, of Eagle boat No. 7, died, while Charles Green, 22, of Eagle boat No. 58, is detained by police after surrendering.
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Quebec City
United States
Eddie” Pollock Bronowsky
U.S
Eagle Boat
Charles Green
Eagle
Women picket British Embassy for Irish Republic support
A group of 10 to 20 women picketed the British Embassy in a red brick building in the aristocratic district, carrying large placards backing the Irish Republic.
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Irish Republic
Mine Examiner F Mathias Fined For Unsafe Western Gem Mine
At Drumheller on April 3, F Mathias mine examiner was fined 25 dollars and costs for neglecting to file a true report on the Western Gem mine condition and 20 dollars and costs for failing to secure an unsafe room in the same mine fenced off on March 12 1920 under Alberta Mines Act section 10.
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Drumheller
F. Mathias
Alberta
Mystery aeroplane over border drops whisky parachute
Washington officials ask prohibition agents to watch for a nightly aeroplane crossing into Montana from Canada. The craft reportedly drops a parachute containing whisky, which bootleggers are disposing of.
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Prohibition
Washington
Canadian
Montana
Clergy Man Claims Prohibition Looseness on Broadway
A prominent New York clergy man says liquor is being freely sold along Broadway in quantities near those before prohibition. He argues enforcement lags and calls for stricter measures to curb street sales and curbside taverns.
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New York
Broadway
Preference Shown by Foreign Trade for Canadian Eggs
The article argues a strong current for increasing poultry production to meet rising demand, especially for Canadian eggs. It provides detailed guidance on choosing breeding stock, hatch timing, incubation, brooding, feeding, and management to maximize winter laying and profitability for farmers.
Downtown Kentucky robbery ends in multiple shootings
Three men were shot by two bandits who entered a Mecville restaurant and robbed the till of a small sum. The assailants forced patrons to raise their hands as they fled. two victims appear fatally injured. Nine words.
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Mecville
Kentucky
British Columbia Delays Daylight Saving Plan
The provincial government of British Columbia will not initiate daylight saving this year despite having order in council and legislation enabling the change from last session.
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British Columbia
Notorious forger arrested after 2000 mile chase
Dr Robert E Forbes alias Carl C Fisher and H C John ston was arrested by justice department operatives in Sita Utah after a 2000 mile chase from Juneau Alaska. He faces charges for stealing treasury checks valued at $2000 and is described as a nationally known forger with a dozen aliases.
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Robert E. Forbes
Carl C. Fisher
H. C. Johnston
Department of Justice
Sita
Utah
Juneau
Alaska
Treasury
Forbes
Calgary Lumber Cut Surges to Five to Six Million Feet
Eau Claire Lumber company of Calgary reports this season's cut at five to six million feet, higher than the four million feet in 1918 19 and three million in 1917 18, marking a significant rise over the past two years.
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Eau Claire Lumber Company
Calgary
Untitled note on flock care as a profitable side line
A suggestion that women or children can tend a flock and turn it into a paying sideline. It argues limited expense, intelligent handling, and that this approach yields more value than other options.
Young Hoodoo man arrested for Lishinsky murder
John Yuzak twenty from near Hoodoo was arrested on murder charges in the death of Mrs Lishinsky whose body was found in a well near her home. He confessed to his father who handed him to police after learning of the crime.
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John Yuzak
Hoodoo
Yuzak
Emigrants Leave U S After Armistice With Billions in Savings
Since the armistice signed, about 275000 emigrants have departed the United States carrying conservatively $2000 each. The center radical council issues the statement and predicts 1125000 more will depart as passport rules and transport improve.
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United States
Center-Radical Council
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Calgary Lumber
Saskatchewan
Regina
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