CANADIAN DISCORD
WARNING GIVEN IN SENATE DISINTEGRATION THREATENING OTTAWA, May 18. In the Senate the Leader of the Opposition (Mr Arthur Meighen) demanded that the Dominion should exert authority in the provinces to meet the crisis of threatening disintegration of the Dominion. Provincial legislation, even if constitutional, could be disallowed in favour of the public good, Mr Meighen said. Repudiation was ramnant in the prairies, centring at Edmonton. As a result industry was paralysed because no one was willing to invest money, particularly in Alberta under the Social Credit Government.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23505, 20 May 1938, Page 10
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