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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
7
Miners Leader Warns of Red Menace in Britain
In Pontypridd Wales A J Cook general secretary of the Miners Federation urged workers to unite and build a disciplined revolutionary movement with a clear goal. He cited Marx and warned ministers could not avoid conflict, while critics urged strict measures against the growing Red menace in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Federation
Pontypridd
Wales
Cook
Karl Marx
Coole
Baldwin
Purpit
Great Britain
G. A. Gough
Brompton
Premier Urges Labor Representation on CN Rail Board
Premier W L Mackenzie King urged that great railway labor organizations be represented on the Canadian National Railways board. He cited Labor Minister James Murdock's rise from railway ranks as evidence labor has a voice in government and railways. A separate item notes a social event at Park Pavilion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Onti
Canada
Canadian National Railways
W.L. Mackenzie King
Dominion Legislative Board of the Brotherhood
Canadian’ ‘Railways
James Murdock
Labor
Canadian immigration needs farming shift says Swedish attorney
Lake Louise August 17 Sir Adolph Johnson, the Swedish king's attorney at Minneapolis, argues Canada must modernize farming to attract Northern European immigrants. He says extensive wheat farming is poor business and intensive, diversified farming will draw educated migrants like Sweden. He notes Canadian currency advertising already aids immigration but stresses policy change is key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Louise
Canad
United States
Sir Adolph Johnson
Minneapolis
Sir Adolph
Sweden
Canada
Munhy
United’ States
How It Feels To Go Without Sleep For 60 Hours
In August 17 issue reports on a sleep deprivation study at George Washington University where eight students and a university professor completed sixty hours of wakefulness followed by a twelve hour snooze. The experiment aimed to measure physical and mental effects, with participants showing good spirits and no cross words after the sleepless marathon featuring dancing, motor activities, and tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Airtown
Céarge
Washington ‘University
Borden Addresses Dominion Voice in Empire Policy
Sir Robert Borden urged the Dominions of the British Empire to gain an adequate voice in foreign policy at the Institute of Politics in Williamstown. He proposed Imperial Privy Councillor status for Dominion High Commissioners, preassembly League meetings, longer Dominion representation in London, and stronger external relations departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliamstown
Mags
British Empire
Robert Borden
Canada
Institute’ of Politics
Robert
London
League of Nations
Commonwealth of Nations
Dominions
League “Assembly
Assembly
League Assembly
Manitoba Crop Storm Tracks Across Southern Region
Winnipeg reports a repeat of yesterday's storm in southern Manitoba causing feared further crop damage. Cyclonic conditions accompanied by heavy rain disrupted farming areas as officials have yet to receive full damage tallies from Saturday and Sunday, with rain continuing in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Subscriptions Grow as Local Donors Support Track Fund
Ernie Teel contributes five dollars to the Track and Field price fund while Ruehle's News Stand offers a year’s subscription to any magazine it handles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Teel
Ruehle
Whiterac Lowers World Half Mile Record at Nationals
Virginia Whiterac of New York lowered her own world mark in the half mile to 12 minutes 56 seconds at the National Swimming Championships in Indianapolis on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Virginia Whiterac
New York
Labor Officials View Railway Situation Quite Differently
London August 17 British labor officials offered contrasting takes on the railway crisis. J H Thomas former Colonial Secretary told 20,000 railway men at Chester not to press nationalization by industrial action while W Dobbie political agent urged workers at Swansea to heighten industrial awareness to resist the railway attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas
Chester
Dobbie
Swansea
Siemens to Build Shannon River Hydro Electric Plant
Dublin August 17. A contract with Siemens Schuckert of Berlin for a major hydro electric plant on the River Shannon was signed. The project aims to supply light and power across a large area of the Free State. Estimated cost is about £5,200,000. Ernest Blythe expects funding within four to five years and no borrowing for eight to ten months. Civil works total £2,500,000 with the remainder for organization and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Siemens Schuckert
Electrical Company of
Berlin
Shannon
Free State
Ernest Blythe
Officials To Meet Tuesday For Big Track Meet Instructions
All officials for the forthcoming track and field meet will convene Tuesday evening at eight in the city hall court rooms to receive final instructions. The roster lists HONORARY REFEREE His Honor Judge Jackson and numerous officials across referees inspectors starters judges timekeepers field doctors and press stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Open air dance at alr pavilion draws crowd
A lively open air dance event at the alr pavilion welcomes attendees to enjoy music and movement under the night sky. Organizers report strong turnout with families and friends mingling as the evening unfolds.
Official Roles Listed for Event Organizers and Assistants
Official surveyor is A McKellen with marshal Sgt W Lillis and announcer J W McLane. Clerk of the course is O A Richards with assistant clerk RE Blackshaw. Secretary is B W Bellamy with assistant secretary Alec MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McLane
RE. P. Blackshaw
B. W. Bellamy
Alec. MacGregor
Reports Afloat On Gov General Barons Recall
A dispatch from Ottawa reports Baron Byng of Vimy, Governor General of the Dominion, recalled from the Northwest. No official reasons given, but many expect an early dissolution of Parliament. He is due back in Ottawa on September 4, with no confirmation from Government House on an earlier return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ottawa
Chronicle- Telegraph
Baron Byng
Vimy
Dominion
Haseen
Government House
Trial resumes in matricide case of Dorothy Ellingson
In Francisco California on April 17 the Superior Court resumed the trial of Dorothy Ellingson a 19 year old accused of matricide after a recess. Court officials expect the case to finish within the next few days as proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy. Ellingson
Proal Can. Francisco
Calif
Dorothy ‘Ellingson
Detroit Storm Devastates Town Leaving Trees Down
A severe cyclone struck Detroit Minnesota on August 17, wrecking homes and uprooting trees. A four year old, Frankie Day, was fatally struck by an automobile in Vancouver, raising region wide fatality concerns with automobile deaths totaling 29 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Day
An. Automobile Ats
Vancouver
Community Notes From Schuler and Nearby
Local residents share reports from Schuler and Medicine Hat including visits, slight travels, and school closures. Names mentioned include Miss Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Evans, Mr. Hinsburger, Mr. Rosa, Mr. Marrow, and Mr. Porter. The Medicine Hat stampede and hospital visit are noted alongside Sunday and Friday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Donnelly
Mae. Gordon
Francea
Florence ‘Spantelo
Medicine Hat
S. C. Doyle
W. P. Beard
Ruby Peterson
Schuler
Nelson
R. K. Johnson
Evans
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Hinsburger
Rosa
Mrs. Marrow
Porter
Hide
Constable Taylor
Japs on Strike Delays Empress of Australia
Tokio Aug 17. Three hundred forty crew members of the Empress of Australia struck delaying the vessel which sailed this morning with a crew of eighty nine for Vancouver B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Istruck
Vancouver
B.C
Tokio Floods Cause Wide Damage Across Japan
A violent rain storm flooded many areas of Tokyo and other parts of Japan today. Damages are estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars, with extensive property losses and several pets reportedly affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Track meet adds two races for youths
Officials planned to add two races tonight at the track meet for boys under twelve and girls under twelve, aiming to expand the event. Officials expect smoother competition and more participation from young athletes.
Typhoon Strikes Osaka Area Causes Unclear Damage
Fragmented report notes a typhoon hitting Osaka and nearby Koyu and Kole with damage estimates pending. It mentions a political figure W F O Connor as a possible independent candidate and reports a man found dead by hanging in Haysport Cannery’s burlap house in Prince Rupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Simmons
Haysport
Prince Rupert
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Jazay Open ‘Ily
Park Pavillon
Satisfield
Sir Robt
Institute. OF Politics
Pasquale Fontanella
University of
Naples
Will Warness River
Charles Peasley
W. H. Williams
W. Niblock
R. Lussier
J. G. Nickerson Harold Scott
W. Hatcher
J. Middleton
W. T. Bannan
Inspector Scott
A. B. Clow
J.D. Fairless
Ed. Malhoit
Lewis Monkley
M. L. Moore
P. H. McNichol
D. A. Rimmer
Ward. Johnston
P. Simpson
Aid
J. Morrison
James Senderson
George Preston
J. A. King
Boyd
Wm, Miller
W. Lillis
Pingie
Jm, Taylor
Mayor Huckvale
Sam Goldie
P. Burns
W. Felliott
J. Fisher
Pingle
Th. C. Niles
William Lauder
Robert Lauder
J. 8. McLeod
C. E. Smyth
Herbert Baker
JW. Wright
T. A. Maxwell
Alr Pavilion
Lisle
Sand
Price
Sill Isle
A. McKellen
Sgt. W. Lillis
Detroit
Minn
Osaka
Koyu
Kole
W.f.o'connor
K.C
Commérce
Sean
Medicine Hat News, Ltd
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