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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1919

Page

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Romanian Troops Occupy Budapest Amid Turbulent Front

Budapest reports say Romanian troops advanced from the Theiss and entered the suburbs, as panic spreads over potential occupation. Vienna dispatch notes a prominent Hungarian Communist leader Tibor Szamnely was shot crossing the frontier near Fuerstenfeld.

Budapest Theiss Co. Romanelli She Vienna Paris Gocello Here Tibor Szamnely Fuerstenfeld Szamnely

Western Canada Irrigation Convention Opens in City

The thirteenth annual Western Canada Irrigation Association session opened at the Impress theatre with addresses by Hon. C. R. Mitchell and Mr. Don H. Bark of Brooks. Mitchell urged government action on irrigation and better education of irrigation value, stressing southern Alberta needs and the government’s role. The session began with the national anthem and invocation by Rev. J. W. Morrow, as officers were absent due to clashes with Ottawa Liberal events.

C. R. Mitchell Don H. Bark Brooks Impress Theatre Western Canada Irrigation Association Mitchell Bath J. W. Morrow Huckvale Ottawa Alberta C.P.R Canada Land and Irrigation Co

Liberal Gauguin Convenes Final Plans for Ottawa Gathering

Ottawa Aug 4 The National Liberal committee closed its final meeting and dissolved its sub committees after agreeing the convention program. A 2 pm caucus will review procedures as delegates arrive to register at Howick Hall for credentials. Leader vote likely Wednesday due to late arrivals.

Ottawa National Liberal Committee Wilfrid Laurier G. Murray Lomer Gouin Quebec Howick Hall General Committee

Inspector West Missing and Books Stolen in Nova Scotia

A Halifax dispatch reports St. Claire West, a Dominion Police inspector in Nova Scotia, missing as federal funds between forty and fifty thousand dollars are alleged stolen. Auditors found West's books badly mudded and many forgeries revealed. West formerly lived in Western Canada and served overseas briefly.

Toronto Globe Halifax St. Claire West Dominion Police Nova Scotia West Canada

Priscilla Studholme Dies in Hamilton Widow of Allan Studholme

Priscilla Studholme widow of Allan Studholme member for East Hamilton in the Ontario Legislature died Sunday afternoon after a period of illness. Her death followed the recent burial of her husband last Wednesday.

Hamilton Priscilla Studholme Allan Studholme East Hamilton Ontario

Aviator Reaches Calgary Flight Via Rockies Then Diverted

Vancouver reports Capt. I. C. Hoy O.F.L.C. departed Minoru Park at 4 30 am for Calgary through Lethbridge. Fog and rain forced a landing at Chilliwack sixty miles away at 6 am. The attempt to cross the Canadian Rockies was postponed with plans to resume later today.

Vancouver I. C. Hoy O.F Minoru Park Calgary Lethbridge Canadian Rockies Chilliwac

Calgary Industrial Congress Seen Driving Western Growth

J G C Shaw of the Union Bank visiting Calgary says the Alberta Industrial Congress on August 21 will promote stability through education about reconstruction and industrial possibilities. He notes Western Canada faces a gradual but certain industrial future and stresses public understanding of changing conditions as essential to success.

Calgary Canada Alberta Industrial Congress J. G C. Shaw Union Bank Canadian Plains Western Industrial Congress

Liverpool Riots Troops Charge Crowds

Rioters filled Liverpool streets overnight until daybreak when troops with fixed bayonets charged the crowds. The cruiser Valiant and two destroyers moved into the Mersey to guard the docks as bus and tramway workers failed to report for duty. The strike appears not to be official sympathy for the police.

Liverpool Valiant Mersey

Irrigation Convention Attracts Delegates In Southern Alberta

Large numbers of out of town delegates attend the Irrigation Convention with more expected as roads dry. Citizens are urged to join in welcoming delegates and support irrigation as vital to the city and Southern Alberta.

Alberta

Twelve Killed in Arsenal Magazine Explosion

Raritan New Jersey reports an explosion at the United States arsenal magazines at one o clock this afternoon killing at least twelve men and injuring many more.

Raritan N. J United States Arsenal

The News Wanted column in the show window of the city

A brief item notes a public interest feature called The News Wanted displayed in a city show window. It highlights community requests or notices intended to engage residents and solicit information or tips. Local businesses and readers are invited to contribute leads.

Medicine Hat Chosen For 20th ACT Convention

At a large meeting of the Commercial Travellers area in the Sons of England hall, members planned their annual picnic for August 22. A twelve member committee was formed to finish arrangements. The Medicine Hat Coun cil is growing in importance as delegates reported the Grand Council convention will be held there next year, highlighting Medicine Hat as a leading prairie convention city.

Sons of England Satur Elkwater Police Point Metzner Park Prairie Grand Council Medicine Flat

Ivens Fired From Western Labor News

Winnipeg Manitoba August 3 Western Labor News dismisses editor Wm Ivelis after refusing to submit to Trades and Labor Council policy by the press committee of the council. The action follows a dispute over editorial policy and governance within the union newspaper.

Ivens Western Labor News Winnipeg, Man Trades and Labor Council Wm. Ivelis

English Engineers Strike A Failure

A strike by about 600 members of the Associated Locomotive Engineers against the South Western Railway failed to disrupt service. The stoppage began shortly after midnight, but train operations continued with reduced service as engines available for runs.

London Associated Locomotive Engineers Southwestern Railway

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Medl.hat IRR. Assn Thfiss H. C. OF L Mr. Mitchell Grouard Gaugug Inspector West Fry Gan Aogried Capt. Hoy Focal Knights of Grip Prince of Wales Sociation Ronalane A.m City Time Board of Trade Lethbridge Intermediates Rotarians
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