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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 05, 1925

Page

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Greenfield fails to solve Peace River railway issue

Edmonton report states the Provincial Government rejected a Royal Bank offer to transfer debenture stock and railway shares worth 2.4 million dollars for 2 million. Premier Greenfield said negotiations will resume with all parties, with possible action under railway acts if a settlement cannot be reached. A Peace River delegation witnessed the setback in the legislature.

Edmonton Greenfield R. B. Bennett K.C Royal Bank of Canada B.C Central Canada Railway Company Royal Bank Peace River Ponce Willi Bennett Peace River Country L. A. Giroux Grouard EOV

British Blockade Hints for Hong Kong Amid Boycott

A Daily Mail despatch from Hong Kong reports a planned British blockade of Chinese ports. Hong Kong officials fear intensified anti British actions as workers in Canton rally, passing a resolution backing a stronger boycott and proclaiming confidence in victory over the opposition.

London Hong Kiong

Bank employees on strike seek Christmas wage gifts

Paris reports the striking bank employees committee presenting demands to the labor minister. They propose a wage schedule starting at 17 percent per day and rising to 700 francs monthly at age 61. A key demand is doubling December wages, a common Christmas gesture in France for servants.

Paris France Mas Gilt Ito Sorvanta

Mitchell Leads Attack on Pipe Lines Act Amendment

Aug 5 obsta rves debate as C R Mitchell and opponents condemn the measure. Alex Ross advances the amendment granting the minister of public works absolute discretion to grant or withhold consent for water gas electric and telephone company actions, with Dr J S Stewart and R C Marshall objecting to common carrier control. Attorney General Brownlee defends city protections though critics say conservation matters are ignored.

Nidimonton Pub Hc Alex Ross Puice Works C. Rh. Mitchell J. S. Stewart Lethbridge R. C.marshall Marshall Brownlee

Governor General's Northward Trip Route Map

The governor-general's journey north from Peace River Crossing ends at Aklavil in the Mackenzie River delta near the Beaufort Sea. He will travel about 2000 miles across Western Canada's inland waterways along the Peace, Slave and Mackenzie rivers.

Peace River Crossing Aklavil Mackenzie River Beaufort Sea Arctic Ocean Taall Lord Byng Canada Great Peace, Slave Mackenzie Rivers

Classy Attractions At Arena Delight Crowd Last Night

Frank Curran narrated a varied program at the Community Arena with acts like Rue the man ape on trapeze and a Roman rings display. Contortionists, a 105 pound female performer, and partner strength feats plus Meah kicking and leaping closed the show. A comedy bicyclist, Little Fawn, and Tom Mills provided laughs as new features promised for tonight.

Frank Curran JA Bright Rue Phen Lama Enos Indy Hag Tom Mills Frank Carran Little Fawn Carran

London Holiday Toll Reaches Dozens Dead and Wounded

London reports a severe public holiday with at least thirty killed and over sixty injured in road accidents. Coroners noted sympathy for motorist drivers but blamed pedestrians in many cases. River accidents were unusually high with three youths stranded at Beachy Head before rescue by coastguard.

London Beachy Head Sussex Louis Coastguard

Drazen No 1 Well Near Many Island Promising Oil Indications

Indications at Drazen No 1 in the Many Island field show heavy crude appearing in blobs for days, with a heavier flow expected as drilling continues. The well reached 8150 feet, gas handling amid heavy flow in Ellis sands, and officials expect a clearer capacity read in a week or ten days.

Drazen No Crazen Drazen

Five Alienists Testify Scott Mentally Deficient in Insanity Fight

In Chicago in August, five alienists testified Russell Scott is mentally deficient as prosecutors seek to save him from the gallows with a sanity defense. They described paranoia, disorientation, and delusions of persecution. Jailers testified Scott appeared sane. the jury likely to hear more witnesses Thursday as the case nears verdict.

Chicago Russell Scott Crown Attorneys of Canada Scott Lacy

Stampede Opens At Exhibition Grounds With Thrilling Contests

The Stampede opening featured riders and ropers in wild horse, steer, and calf events at the Exhibition grounds. Mayor Huckvale praised the stock quality and warned of danger, as winners included Don Perrin and Bert Ingram from Maple Creek with A Johnston.

Exhibition Grounds Huckvale Bridge Hartley Maple ‘Creek Don Perrin Maple Creek Bert Ingram A. Johnston Elkwater Alberta W. Deegan Thelma San_ Diego Mal Ihiss

Unclear Source Content On Suspension Negotiations

The provided text fragment lacks coherent facts. It mentions September 1, 158000 antinaeite coal miners Pennsylvania and negotiator contract to refi with disrupted phrasing and missing details.

Pennsylvania

Miners in Glace Bay Vote Over Wage Settlement

Readable fragments indicate Nova Scotia miners in Glace Bay faced a wage dispute with the government plan. District 26 leaders and the president discussed actions and potential adverse outcomes as they prepared for a vote on proposed settlement terms.

Glace Bay N.S Dis Rosa Masa Aas

Pelletier dies in Quebec city fatal incident

Reported death of 68 year old in Quebec on a night in August referenced as Major Viet era. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a fatal event connected to Quebec and an individual named Pelletier.

WATOR Pelletier Deat Quebec Viet ? Lelier A.D.O Lle Chant

Wheat futures rise on crop damage reports in Canada

Winnipeg reports of further crop damage in the Canadian West push wheat prices higher in the local market. October up to 1.47 1/4, December and May also advance. strong buying from exporters and millers, aided by heat and drought worries. Export sales noted, with Russia and Argentina offering at below North American quotations.

Bayveskimo Hudson's Bay Company Ungava Bay Nascopic H. B. Posts Ungaya Hudson Bay Winnipeg Russia Arge

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