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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

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Britain plans revenue tariff to balance budget

London reports ten percent revenue tariff proposed by Prime Minister MacDonald to curb the financial crisis. Ministers expect temporary shift from free trade with a 10 percent tariff on imports and a 10 percent tax on untaxed foods to raise funds. Other ideas include suspending the sinking fund increasing unemployment fund contributions and converting the loan to lower rate.

London Associated Press No. 10 Downing Street MacDonald India Wedgewood Benn Scotland Adamson Theo Herald Herald

Slackers to Get Just One Chance OF Employment

Ottawa reports Senator G. D. Robertson announces that unemployed men who refuse work will not receive further help from provincial or federal governments. He says employment refusals discharge state obligations and such men will not merit further sympathy or consideration.

Ottawa Canuadian G. D. Robertson Robertson

Special Dispensation For Saskatchewan

Regina reports a special dispensation is expected under the Federal Relief plan with details on the province's share awaited by the Saskatchewan Government. Premier Anderson announced progress after discussions with the Provincial Cabinet Federal Minister of Agriculture and the Provincial Relief Board which continued into the afternoon.

Regina Saskatchewan Anderson Robt. Weir Provincial Relief Board

Auto Fatality in Napanee Leaves Two Women Dead

In Napanee Ontario last night two Toronto women Mrs J H Dixon and Mrs J D McBeth were instantly killed when their car swerved into a ditch and side swiped a hydro pole. Their husbands were injured and Wesley Dixon, son of Mrs Dixon, was severely injured in the same accident.

Napanee Ont J. H. Dixon J. D. McBeth Toronto Wesley Dixon

Bootleggers Ambushed on Mott Street in New York Shootout

Two men described as bootleggers were waylaid on Mott Street after midnight by three gunmen. Bullets sprayed the doorway as women and children fled in fear, marking a violent incident in the lower East Side.

New York N.Y

Lloyd George to leave London for Surrey Hills retreat

Rt. Hon. Lloyd George, after an operation, has recovered enough to travel next week from Addison Road London to his country house at Churt Surrey Hills. He plans to recuperate on his model farm with cows sheep gardens and orchard before visiting his old home in Wales.

London Associated Press Lloyd George Addison Road Churt Surrey Hills Wales

Cuban Revolt Gains Momentum Across Provinces

Reports indicate decisive battles brewing as rebel groups land forces in Gibrert Upper Oriente and on the Santa Clara coast. The government confirms troop movements and lines are forming near Trinidad to counter rebels concentrating in the area.

Havana Associated Press Gibrert Upper Oriente Pelace Santa Clara Trinidad Santa ’Clara Linea

German Airman Arrives In Greenland On Arctic Flight

Captain Wolfgang Von Gronan from Goothaab reached Greenland on the Arctic route. He plans to move to Disko Bay for the final leg of his journey toward America.

Fight Greenland Associated Press Wolfgang von Gronan Goothaab America Disko Bay

Death by Own Action case at Children s Shelter

A coroner s jury found Emma Freda Adle died by her own hand in the detention room of the Children s Shelter between noon and 1 pm on August 18. A sheet tied to a water pipe caused the hanging, with a detective narrative noting prior detention for bedding theft and previous shelter stays. The coroner and probation officer testified, and the case was referred to page eight for continuation.

City Hall Emma Freda Adle A. Rollo A. E. Marshall A. E. Whiffin J. McCorkle D. Campbell W. Huckvale O. Boyd J. S. MacLeod W. H. Williams

Smoot Attacks France Over War Debt Stance

Senator Reed Smoot of Utah denounced France as Shylock and said she seeks the last pound of flesh from Germany as war debt proposals are discussed before the National Association of Secretaries of State. He urged that France has delayed and exploited the Hoover moratorium before finally agreeing.

Salt Lake City Utah Reed Smoot France Germany National Association of Secretaries of State United States Hoover

Nautilus Begins Voyage Under Sea to North Pole

The submarine Nautilus sails from Spitzbergen under command of Sir Hubert Wilkins. With no mother ship, she proceeds into the ice seas for a perilous polar voyage. Foregoing assistance, the crew bids farewell as coal boats and fishing vessels fly flags in a solemn moment. Estimated cruise duration two to three weeks.

Pole Spitzbergen Associated Press Arctic Sir Hubert Wilkins

Alberta to use single men for park highway relief work

Edmonton reports Premier Bennett will be urged to send single unemployed men to National Parks in the mountains for relief projects. Public Works Minister McPherson says plans include a Banff to Jasper highway through parks to ease city unemployment while the province brings representatives to the Calgary conference.

Alberta Edmonton RE. B. Bennett Nela Palliser Hotel Calnary O. L. McPherson McPherson Bennett Banff-Jasper Brownlee

Brother-in-Law Stabbed by Pitchfork in Farm Quarrel

In a coroner's court report, Paul Lizotte, 35, was held criminally responsible for the death of his brother-in-law Alfred Shepherd, 57, after a hay-field quarrel on Lizette's Coteau Rouge farm. Shepherd died from punctured heart wounds. witnesses described a long struggle ending when Lizotte struck.

Montreal Paul Lizotte Alfred Shepherd Lizette Coteau Rouge Shepherd

New Mill Opens Gas City Milling Co Flour Plant

The Gas City Milling Co started operations on Saturday milling its first lot of flour. Manager Adolph Dedefer’s wife Mrs Dedefer baked the first bread, an unusually fine sample given flour’s newness. The mill runs one nine hour shift now and plans to grow after threshing. It grinds wheat into flour at 25 cents per bushel returning the brain and shorts to the farmer. Located at the foot of Dunmore Hill near the bridge the mill is open for inspection.

Gas City Milling Co Mirs Adolph Dedefer Dunmore Hill

Two More Aviators Start On A Flight Across To Denmark

Edwin L Preston and Robert H Collignon Detroit flyers landed in Goderich Ontario last night on the first leg of a survey flight to Copenhagen Denmark They took off from the harbor after one o clock today with Sudbury as their destination They expect to reach Sudbury late this afternoon as they press to complete the Detroit to Denmark route begun after two flyers Parker Cramer and Oliver Paqlette were reported lost

Goderich Ont Edwin L. Preston Robert H. Collignon Detroit Copenhagen Denmark Sudbury Michigan City Parker Cramer Oliver Paqllette

Flood Wrecks Hankow as Yangtze Breaks Dyke

Flood waters from the Yangtze breached Hankow’s Chinkow dyke flooding the western suburb and industrial district. The disaster adds to weeks of chaos with hundreds dead and millions affected as refugees face epidemics and widespread devastation. Foreigners report safety as locals evacuate by sea and river routes. Shanghai reports China plans a domestic flood relief loan of 20 million Mexican dollars to fund urgent transport and relief needs.

Hankow China Associated Press Yangtse Chinkow Wuchang Hanyang Shanghai United States

Federal Relief Plan Outlines Jobs and Highway Projects

Ottawa reporters reveal an order-in-council granting Labor Minister powers to oversee unemployment relief. The plan emphasizes federal provincial co‑operation on public works, notably highway construction, including the trans‑Canada route with 50 percent federal funding. Municipal projects would share costs under provincial approval.

Ottawa Minister of Labor Gideon Robertson Labor Robertson House of Commons Dominion Department O Public Works Senator Robertson Waban Bacal Canada Dominion Dominion Minister of Labor Senaitor Robertson

Lindberghs Land Near Keoti In Kurile Islands

The Oeniishi radio station in Nemuro reported Col and Mrs Lindbergh had landed at Keoti in the Kurile Islands. They appeared to be spending the night afloat in their plane near a forbidding uninhabited island amid strong ocean currents.

Tokyo Associated Press Nemuro Charles A. Lindbergh Keoti Kurile Islands

Power Lines Dynamited Straining Montreal Power Supply

Two high tension towers supplying the Montreal Light Heat and Power Co were dynamited this morning. The city ran on a curtailed electric current, raising fears attacks could target the Cedar Rapids transmission line. Since a 175 man strike began two weeks earlier, damage reports to company property have continued.

Montreal Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company Electric Current. Co Cedar Rapids Shawinigan Falls Montreal Light, Heatsand Power Company

Four Fort Francis Plane Victims Recovered

The Ontario Provincial Air Service transport plane crashed into Rainy Lake killing four men. O F Greer of Sault Ste Marie and Pilot P A Hutton of Toronto were found yesterday. forenoon recovered were co pilot A J Runciman of Stratford and J W Stewart of Toronto. The sunken plane lies ten feet deep as workers attempt to raise it.

Fort Francis Ont Ontario Provincial Air Service Rainy Lake O. F. Greer Sault Ste Marie P. A. Hutton Toronto A. J. Runciman Stratford Ontario J. W. Stewart

Chinese Mob Attacks Japanese Quarter in Tokyo Riot

A dispatch from Tsingtao reports about six hundred Chinese mobs attacking the Japanese quarter last night. About twenty Japanese and several Koreans were injured, with some houses damaged while a few Chinese sustained minor injuries. The warship Dairen was sent to Tsingtao amid retaliatory tensions following anti-Chinese disorders in Korea.

Tokyo Associated Press Rengo Tsingtao China Dairen Korea

Gandhi Charges Delhi Pact Violations Over Taxpayer Abuse

Ahmadabad Aug 19 Mahatma Gandhi released a detailed list accusing the government of Delhi pact violations. He cites six delinquent taxpayers confined among hornets and peasants forced to sell wives to pay taxes, along with beatings and humiliations during protests and peaceful picketing breaches.

Ahmadabad India Associated Press Mahatma Gandhi Delhi Lord Irwin Gandhi National Congress

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