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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1927

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Prince Dedicate New International Bridge at Buffalo

Fort Erie Ont Aug 8 Peace dominated the dedication of the Fort Erie Buffalo bridge by the Prince of Wales and a high level gathering. Leaders from Britain Canada the United States and Ontario attended in a ceremony emphasizing enduring Anglo American friendship and the bridge as a symbol of peace and cooperation.

Fort Erie Ont Tlral Prince of Wales International Bridge Buffalo N.Y House of Windsor Great Britain Canada United States Ontario Prince Toronto Exhibition Park Hamilton St. Catherines Baldwin Lake Ontario Niagara Falls British Empire United States of American United States of America

Knights of Columbus Leader to Visit Medicine Hat

James A. Flaherty supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus will arrive in Medicine Hat at 8 p m on Wednesday August 10 and speak to a local meeting at 9 p m. He has led the order for eighteen years and recently became supreme councilor after stepping down at a Portland conventicle.

James A. Flaherty Supreme Knight Knights of Columbus Medicine Hut Willl Order Flaherty Portland Supreme Conncillor Alberta J. M. Gamonvr Ives Deen Gilmour Mis. Flaherty Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge Medicine Hat

Woman in Jail in Manitoba Dies After Lye Ingestion

Ethel Pishker, jailed in Winnipeg awaiting murder trial for shooting jeweler Reuben Plekman, is in hospital in serious condition after taking a dose of lye in the jail. The incident follows her alleged act at a Rooming house earlier this spring.

Winnipeg Ethel Pishker Miss Pishker Reuben Plekman Tooming House

Arkansas Floods Hit Levee Breaks Again Near Pine Bluff

Flood waters poured through Pen déton and Medford levee breaches on the south side of the state, impacting areas below Pine Bluff for the fourth time this year. The Arkansas Democrat cited Eh Y Ree of Warner, Secretary of the Arkansas Flood Commission, for details. Temperature readings noted 74 and 47.

Little Rock Pendéton Medford Arkansas Pine Bluff Arkansas Democrat Eh. Y. Ree Warner Arkansas Flood Commission

Drilling Begins at Community Well on Many Island Lake

Frank Wicks and his crew started drilling at the Community Well on Many Island Lake. Wicks reports the site in fine shape after the winter shutdown, and Willson is expected to reach the city tomorrow.

Frank Wicks

Three Men Die as Car Rollover Kills Group in Quebec

In Matapedia Valley near Mont Joli four others injured when a seven passenger car overturns at Val Brant railway crossing. Victims include Mrs Georges Berube 50 and Mrs Frank Damien 40 and Georges Berube 18. The injured include Philippe Berube Joseph Berube and Frank Damien. The party was en route to Caussapseaie for horse races.

Quebec Matapedia Valley Mont Joli St. Lawrence Georges Berube Frank Damien Phillipe Berube Philippe Berube Joseph Berube Mont Jol Val Brant Matane County Causapseaie

Frost Touches Saskatchewan Crops Across Regions

Frost reported across Saskatchewan districts north of the North Saskatchewan river with negligible crop damage overall. Saskatoon notes minor losses at three of about thirty reporters, listing five and four degrees in Rose Town and Zeelandia. Moose Jaw reports frost damage to garden crops and possible wheat effects, especially in lower river valleys, with two degrees observed and patchy damage to potatoes cucumbers beans and tomatoes, following rain the prior night.

Prince Albert North Saskatchewan Saskatoon Rosetown Zeelandiia Hanley Regina Moose Jaw

Christ Church Mimico to Mark 100th Anniversary

The Anglican parish of Christ Church Mimico Ontario will celebrate its centennial in September marking a century of worship and community service.

Christ Church, Mimico, Ont

Mystery Yacht Burned in English Bay Near Coal Harbour

A yacht named Bornitit valued at $30,000 burned in English Bay at night. Two crew members escaped in a rowboat. owners and cargo remain unknown. The vessel, about sixty feet long, had been launched only weeks earlier by a Coal Harbour company.

Vancouver Aug English Bay Bornitit Ilfny

Youths Knock Man Unconscious and Rob Safe

Four armed youths in a speedy automobile assaulted Patrick Rooney, watchman of the Glidden Buick Corporation on Upper Broadway New York, bound him, and forced open gates to steal several thousand dollars before fleeing. Rooney, Brooklyn, was hospitalized with possible skull fracture and scalp lacerations.

New York Autvo- Mobile Glidden-Buick Corporation Upper Broadway Patrick Rooney Brooklyn

Murder Guilty Verdicts Send Two to Gallows in Louisiana

In Franklin Louisiana Mrs Ada Bonner Lebenet and Dr Thomas E Drehner were found guilty of murder last night for the death of James J Lebenet, husband of the female defendant. James Beadle was also found guilty with a recommendation for imprisonment. The verdict automatically imposes the gallows for the physician and the woman.

Franklin, la Aug Ada Bonner Lebenet Thomas E. Drehner James Beadle Tr’o James J. Lebenet

Hail at Hilda damages crops across area

A hail storm near Hilda on Friday damaged about 2500 acres owned by many farmers. Most losses ranged up to 50 percent with certain cases at 75 percent and others at about 60 percent. a few entries saw no more than 10 percent loss.

Hilda Gombt Fred Jeske Fred Pudwill

Similkameen Conservatives renominate W A McKenzie for BC legislature

The Similkameen Conservative party renominate W A McKenzie as their candidate for the British Columbia legislature, seeking to secure the riding in upcoming elections.

Similkameen W. A. McKensie B.C

Wheat jumps over seven cents on frost reports

Winnipeg dispatch reports wheat prices rising sharply by 7 1 8 to 6 6 8 cents as frost rumors spread in Saskatchewan. October and December futures climbed to 1.51 7 8 and 1.47 1 2 dollars respectively amid strong export demand. Coarse grains followed wheat higher. trading remained active though bids rose to secure supplies. John Nicholl marks 21 years as Regina postmaster.

Winnipeg Saskatchewan

Edith Cavell Memorial Service in Jasper Park

A memorial service honoring Nurse Edith Cavell was held at Jasper Park Lodge with more than three hundred visitors from eleven countries in attendance. The event took place beside Lac Beauvert with snow-capped peaks and the Athabasca Valley as a backdrop as a future memorial church is planned nearby.

Jasper National Park Alta Edith Cavell Lac Beauvert Athabasca Valley Jasper Park Lodge

Woman Under Arrest In Manitoba Killing Case

Winnipeg reports Nels Sanderson a 35 year old blacksmith died from gunshot wounds after a shooting at the Holm farm four miles southwest of Starbuck Manitoba. Mrs Andrew Holm is detained by police as investigators seek motive amid a late night gathering and unclear statement.

Winnipeg Nels Sanderson Starbuck Man Andrew Holinm Sanderson Holm Andrew Holm Holm Farm Holm Farmhouse

Baldwin at Ontario dinner voices Canada as Empire pioneer

Premier Baldwin told a Toronto dinner that Canada can lead in solving Imperial problems as a pioneer of Empire. He cited nationhood and compromise among diverse groups and urged unity to preserve world peace alongside imperial trade. The Prince of Wales also spoke, noting a century of peace and praising Canada’s enduring welcome.

Toronto Baldwin Canada Prince of Wales Ontario Prince of

Heir to Searls Fortune Arthur Walker Dies in New Hampshire

Lawrence Mass August report states Arthur T. Walker of Brooklyn inherited most of Edward I. Searls estate. The multi millionaire died suddenly at the Searls mansion Windham New Hampshire after indigestion struck him, death occurring two hours later.

Lawrence Mass Arthur T. Walker Brooklyn Edward I. Searls Methun Sarles Windham N. H

Sacco and Vanzetti Denied Habeas Corpus Stay

Justice Sanderson of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court denied petitions by Niccola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti for a writ of habeas corpus and a stay of execution and also denied the petition for a writ of error.

Boston Mass Sanderson The Mate Supreme Court Niccola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti

Thornton Sees Canada Enter Century Of Growth

Prince Rupert, Aug. 6. Sir Henry Thornton president of Canadian National Railways declares this is Canada's century at a Board of Trade address. He notes prior low morale, cites soil, water power and resources as drivers, predicts capital and steady immigration, and plans further inspection trips to Western Canada before sailing to Vancouver and Victoria.

Prince Rupert B.C Canada Henry Thornton Canadian National Railways Board of Trade United States Sir Henry Vancouver Victoria Boat of Trade

Sacco Vanzetti Sympathizers Protest Against Execution

London crowds march from Trafalgar Square to the U S Embassy seeking to forward protest resolutions to President Coolidge and Governor Fuller. Mounted police guard the embassy as delegates are admitted and the procession continues to Hyde Park with banners calling to free Sacco and Vanzetti.

Sacco-Venzetti London Trafalgar Square U.S Grosvenor Gardens B. Houghton Coolidge Alvan T. Fuller Massachusetts Hyde Park Park Thames

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Wales Knights OF C J. A. Flaherty Fall and Warn Temp Auto Quebec Province Ottawa Parliament Hill Peace Tower Prince George Baldwins King Major Batharrie Mystery Yacht Burns John Nicholl Erend F Matheson Premier Baldwin Dominion Fair Sacco and Vanzetti Thornton Sacco Vangzetti Vanzetti I Tom Mann City OF Hall
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