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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
5
Rumors allege the Mont real Star is set for sale to a syndicate led by J. W. McConnett, with Lord Athelstan’s control ending pending a possible transfer. Details and confirmations remain unclear as sources dispute the bidding and ownership shift.
Ottawa reports a father and daughter drowned along with four other deaths for a weekend total of fifteen in eastern Canada. Charles Dennin leaped into the Vermillion river at Sudbury to save Amy after she fell from a raft but perished with her in the attempt.
Political observers say a Liberal victory at the Hat this year would reshape the general election, with the government delaying a date to avoid a far-reaching effect. Officials show extreme caution in date selection while seeking a contest as indicated.
After voting against the Labor resolution the legislature acts to nullify the 120 days proviso and set party candidates. James Hole is Labour’s government candidate, Capt C S Pingle ex Speaker is Liberal, and Wm Cousins will stand for the Conservatives.
Premier Ferguson announced that F. A. Gaby chief engineer of the Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario is given temporary powers as commissioner to avoid delay after Sir Adam Beck's death. The appointment lasts until a successor is chosen. The board previously had three members. Cook is now the sole remaining member.
Heavy rains over recent days lift water levels at Edmonton by eight feet since Sunday. Observations from the low level bridge show the river rising with more increases expected as Monday morning reports confirm continued ascent.
Dr. Allen K. Krause of Johns Hopkins University told a Seattle audience on August 15 that modern women's clothes are far more sensible than past styles. He cited that lighter garments permit greater comfort and health considerations during his lecture tour.
A column notes women guiding men toward healthier, freer movement and better dress. It claims men adopt looser, more comfortable clothing, making summer months enjoyable rather than torturous as in the past.
Brankowsky who deserted his wife and family last November was located in Gleichen and arrested yesterday by Constable Bailey and brought to Medicine Hat. He appeared at the A P P court this morning charged with failing to support his family and was sentenced to one year’s imprisonment.
Plymouth Vermont reports on August 17 that President Coolidge expects an agreement likely to set terms for refunding Belgium’s debt to the United States amid continuing financial concerns.
General rain covers Western Canada with reports from the weather bureau. Forecasts expect continued rain today and tomorrow followed by cooler weather.
Winnipeg grain inspection data lists August figures with wheat and rye car counts. It notes prior year figures and mentions dust and coarse grains, alongside contract wheat and new crop indicators.
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