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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
6
A July 1 editorial in The Banner praises Canada’s nationhood and future. It highlights education as the engine of wealth, culture, and progress, noting schools open to all and colleges that foster equality. It calls for responsible idealism strengthened by wartime experience and a long view toward self government and unity.
A Manitoba government booster chorus defends Premier Norris against extravagance charges, citing rising expenditures and tax relief. It praises seven year achievements, boosts taxes and services, and calls July 18 voting to continue the “first province of the Dominion” progress in social, industrial, and agricultural policy.
Lemuel W Beatty born June 6 1877 in Canahan Ontario died May 29 1922 in Tujunga California at 44. He led the Beatty Oil Company and National Security Oil Company after being sent to Los Angeles by Canadian investors. His strenuous work led to a breakdown last Christmas. he died quietly after five months illness. He joined the Highnard Park Christian Church and is survived by wife Harriet and five children Mona Rena Clarence Lorne Sheila of 5382 Irvington Place, brother Robert Beatty of Russell Manitoba, and half-siblings William Henderson and Mary McIntyre of Russell.
Winnipeg observers once predicting a UFM sweep now concede little chance of a clear UFM majority. Premier Norris is expected to return with the largest overall tally, while UFMs leadership uncertain as conferences fail to force a leader. The debate centers on the premier’s mandate and Manitoba’s best government claim.
An amendment to the narcotic drugs act in Ottawa imposes punishment for lash and deportation for peddlers who sell drugs to minors.
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