29 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
1
In Sofia a suspected terrorist killed an official after a six hour standoff with police. The assailant, armed with revolvers and bombs, was captured after seven officers died. Reports say Revolutionist Central Committee used fashionable women as messengers.
A blaze gutted the Gas City Brick Company plant in Medicine Hat causing an estimated loss of 130000. Fire crews fought flames from 7:14 p.m. until extended into the night with a roof collapse and dense smoke drawing spectators. Insurance coverage had been reduced in recent months, and Creelman interests held major stock.
Ottawa April 28 reports J T Shaw MP Calgary West has decided to support the government on the budget. The move plunges the ginger group into gloom, ending Shaw’s role as a potential leader of a new party. The change leaves the faction Bitter and fractured with no clear alternative.
Reginal Porte of Spokane visits oil fields in Alberta and praises Many Island as the best investment site. He notes Alberta's large developments and expects high productivity, expressing confidence in future gains from the field.
London dispatch reports New Zealand Premier William Massey in a weakened state after a Wellington operation. Acting Premier Sir Francis Bell notes no official bulletin for days and expresses serious anxiety over Massey’s deteriorating condition.
A deadly blaze swept a 45 unit Keéend ack building in Portland Oregon. Four persons killed and one seriously injured were reported as residents woke to flames. Firemen searched the burning structure long into the night finding several victims in their rooms. Names of victims include Jules, Miss Shore, Miss Fragler, and A Lawer among the deceased.
Canadian rail system shuts Western Canada shops from Wednesday night to Monday morning. Four thousand workers in Winnipeg Calgary and Vancouver affected. At Ogden Calgary shops will also close for two days due to April budget spend. About 1000 workers impacted in Calgary.
Dr Boyd gave a clear presentation on the aims and powers of the League of Nations at St Tons church last evening. A. F. Andrews chaired in Dr J W Gershaw’s unavoidable absence as ladies, numbering many, showed interest and asked for more information. Music featured high quality performances by Mrs Marehalli and Mrs Burns with local artists praised for talent. The talk supported the Local Council of Women as they host informational events.
A fragment reports light demand and limited bids in the cash wheat market with prices around a premium to May. Sellers remained scarce as traders awaited better signs while other markets stayed quiet and export sales were planned.
In Ottawa today in budget discussions Al Milne Progressive of Neepawa warned that Canada's development suffers from optimistic planning and rising debt since 1911. He criticized a sinking fund as unsound and opposed tariffs on coal while favoring targeted relief for miners if benefits reach workers. The Commons then heard W Good urge an international money conference to stabilize purchasing power, with Liberal opponents skeptical about its practicality. The session adjourned until Thursday.
J Taylor of Sogur Interests visits Taber to report Vauxhall irrigationists plan substantial sugar beet acreage. The district long restricted by distance may join the sugar beet area with possible federal freight adjustments. Field man spent two days assessing prospects and reports are encouraging.
Fragmentary London report says an alleged plot was uncovered outside government circles to harm Foreign Secretary Austin Chamberlain. No further details given in the legible text.
Lethbridge council decides the city will maintain its present police strength as the Liquor Act changes take effect. Mayor’s proposal to retirements not be replaced is approved, with Chief Harris noting increased and closer work against bootleggers under the new act.
The Burns Company plans a new cold storage and creamery facility in Egmonton, constructing a sizable plant expected to boost local dairy processing capacity and job creation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an armed intrusion at a factory linked to Sol der Shanofsky Zeldman. Mention of injuries, missing machinery, and a chaotic scene with several thousand dollars in cloth. Names and details are unclear.
Lansing Apr 28. The Michigan Senate passed a law establishing a whipping post for men convicted of murder committed while robbing or armed during the crime. The measure defines punishment for such offenses and outlines enforcement.
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