Adoption of a Canada United States treaty urged at round table
Williamstown Mass August 7 international relations expert Dean P B E Corbett of McGill University spoke at a Canadian American relations round table urging a frank treaty to carry disputes to arbitration. He warned gaps in existing treaties leave dependents anxious in Canada and stressed the need for clear terms and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Canada
United States
Déan ‘P. BE. Corbett
McGill ‘University
Round Table
Dean Corbett
Criticism of U S Tariff Still Continuing
The Monthly Circular of National City Bank of New York argues U S Canada trade benefits the United States and could endure tariffs. It questions the wisdom of higher feeder cattle duties noting low U S cattle supply and potential price rises. The bank warns Canadian courting markets and corn fed cattle interests in the Midwest may be harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
Tf National City Bank of New York
Senate
House
National City Bank
Middle West
Rutledge Air Service Opens Flying School in Medicine Hat
Rutledge Air Service begins instruction in Medicine Hat with Mr George Clarke as lead instructor on an Eagle training ship. First pupils include Jessop Nott, Mr Applebee, and Mr Bradley. A public display of flights preceded the opening and city plans call for a hangar, fence, and a service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Rutledge Air’Service
Jessop Nott
Applebee
Bradley
George Clarke
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Imperial Oil Company
Down Town
Prison Break at Lansing Penitentiary Ends in Deaths
At the State Penitentiary in Lansing Kansas two long term prisoners were killed and a third injured during a mass breakout from the coal mine. Deputy War Heslop was shot and a guard wounded as inmates seized four guards and others for cover. Four other prisoners were captured near the stockyards two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kansas
Liberty
State Penitentiary
William Webb
Robert Collins
J. B. Knght
R. H. Hudspeth
Wari W. L. Heslop
Young Reparations Plan Faces Stormy Passage at The Hague
At the Reparations Conference in The Hague August 7, French Finance Minister Henri Cheron and Italian Senator Masconi defended the Young reparations plan against criticisms from British Chancellor Phillip Snowden. They argued Paris experts crafted the schedules with care and that France has already sacrificed greatly to reach a compromise, warning of a limit to concessions.
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Hague
Netherlands
Phillip Snowden
France
Italy
Henri Cheron
Masconi
Paris
Atlantic Fleet Becomes World’s Greatest Naval Force
The British Admiralty recalls five Queen Elizabeth class battleships from the Mediterranean to home ports, boosting the Atlantic fleet. The move shifts naval balance from Malta and Gibraltar to the Atlantic and is tied to local accommodation limits and maintenance work for dockyards. The Mediterranean fleet will drop to five capital ships, with four new Washington cruisers remaining.
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London
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Washington
Experiments With Oil and Bitumals On City Streets
At a Committee of the Whole meeting the city council decided to test road oil on North Railway Street opposite the CPR station and bitumals along one city block though the exact block was not yet fixed. Officials also discussed buying a motor for street watering and noted motor power could triple watering efficiency for the same cost.
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C.P.R
Murder Charge in Jack Knife Fatality at Regina
Regina Saskatchewan Aug 7 A coroner s jury returns a verdict that Patrick Kearns 40 laborer died July 31 1929 between 10 pm and midnight from a fatal stab wound in a vacant lot at Osler and South Railway Streets. Ambrose Hockwasher faces a murder charge with preliminary hearing set for Thursday.
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Regina
Sask
Patrick Kearns
Osler
Raitwily S
Beng
Ambrose Hockwasher
Alberta Motor Association reorganizes Southern Alberta branch
Lethbridge hosts a meeting that reorganized the Southern Alberta branch of the Alberta Motor Association. An executive meeting will set dates for a paid secretary and an information bureau akin to Calgary and Edmonton. Local executives for Lethbridge and district were named with a wide list of towns and officials.
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Lethbridge
Southern Alberta
Alberta Motor Association
Calgary
Edmonton
A. B. Hogg
J. B. Turney
W. Greenway
J. Porter
J. Jones
J. W. Bawden
Raymond Magrath
Cardston
Joseph
Low
Waterton Lakes Park
W.’ Fraser
New Dayton
Coutts
F. Costes
Milk River
Laflamme Improves Then Worsens at Summer Home
Montreal Aug 7 Senator N K Laflamme who has been ill at his Richalieu summer home is reported to have taken a turn for the worse and is feared may not recover He suffered a stroke about six weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laflamme
Jill
Montreal
Richalieu
Distinguished Musical Concert Co to Visit the City
Rathbone Lodge No.6 Knights of Pythias has arranged with the 166th Regiment O N G Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Concert Band of Columbus to stop in Medicine Hat on Saturday September 7 for a concert in the Arena at 9 15 p m. The program features hand numbers solos quartets harp soprano reading and more. Forty members are graduates of music with several in the Sousa prewar band. Profits above expenses will be donated to the Ladies Hospital Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
Knights of Pythias
O.N.G
Columbus
Ohio
Medicine Hat
United States
John P. Sousa
Citizens of
Knights of Pythids
Ladies Hospital
Britain and Egypt Reach Proposals on Occupation and Sudan
London reports a negotiated accord outlining British withdrawal from Egypt while preserving Suez Canal protection. Key points include Egyptian sovereignty since 1923, ambassadorial exchanges, continued Sudan powers under 1899 treaty, and British military presence east of longitude 32 degrees, all subject to Egyptian parliamentary approval and League of Nations arbitration.
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London
Egypt
Foreign Office
Propos
Suez Canal
Zon
Fuad
Prefiier
Mahmoud Pasha
Egyp
Sudan
Great Britain
Great
England
Britain
League of Nations
APD
Bhut
Hygypt
Graf Zeppelin circumnavigation voyage begins from Lakehurst
Aug 7 at Lakehurst N J a German flying ship Graf Zeppelin readies for the historic circumnavigation under Dr Hugo Eckener. Passengers must report by 4 PM though the start may not occur until midnight. Some will not finish the voyage, disembarking at Friedrichshafen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N.J
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf
J Hans von Schiller
Tokio
Los Angeles
United States
Ducks at Many Island Lake Linked to Leech Infestations
Medicine Hat officials report ducks dying at Many Island Lake from leeches in the mouth and throat. Alex Glennie of the Many Island Lake Sanctuary observed three young ducks with leeches and concluded the parasite caused mortality. no remedy found, local sporters warned to monitor the lake and report any captured ducks.
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Alex Glennie
Dept. of the Interior
Glennie
Glénnie
Munro
Okanagan
Ontree
Neko
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B.C
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Box Factory
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Rutledge Air Service
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Winston Churchill
Baldwin
MacDonald
Amery
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Young
PHS
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George Henderson
Brandram-Henderson, Ltd
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Henderson
Alberta
Pacific
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W. Huckvale
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