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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 21, 1919

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War Cabinet report tallies Empire enlistments and casualties in 1918

The 1918 empire war report lists regular army strength in 1914 at 733,514 and total empire enlistments to 7,130,280 with nonwhite recruits 1,524,187. It notes additional labor units for Salonika Egypt and Mesopotamia and records empire casualties ending 1918 including officers and other ranks wounded missing and killed.

British Empire War Cabinet London England United Blhodenl Canada Empire India Salonika Egypt Mesopotamia

Carnegie Will and Estate Details Tested by Probate

New York 20—Andrew Carnegie reportedly left a will for probate next week stating an estate near 5 million, despite prior public claims of giving away his fortune. A shorter 2000 word version reportedly replaced the original will that favored his daughter Margaret after her marriage to Roswell Miller. Home Trust Co of New Jersey, founded by Curhepie in 1901 to manage Carnegie’s welfare fund for about 500 individuals, will act as executor.

New York Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Roswell Miller Garnegie Daugheter The Home Trust Co New Jersey Curhepie

Hero of World War Arrested for Forgery Charge

Toronto reports Henry Mullingen an ex soldier held on forgery charges. Police say he produced a discharge claiming Victoria Cross Croix de Guerre and Military Medal to cash two forged cheques totaling 2100 and 3000 dollars at the Bank of Nova Scotia.

Toronto Henry Mullingen Bank of Nova

Masked bandits rob mail car on L&N train

In Nashville on August 21, masked bandits halted the Louisville and Nashville passenger train No. 7 between Columbia and Pulaski, abducted the mail, and left passengers unharmed. A stray line notes a want ad in The News as a poor fill for wishes.

Nashville Tenn Louisville and Nashville Cincinnati Montgomery Alabama Columbia Pulaski

House committee backs profiteering penalties under food act

Washington August 21 amendments to the food Control Act proposing a five thousand dollar fine and two year term in prison for profiteering were favorably reported by the House Agricultural Committee.

House Agricultural Committee Washington

Niagara District Grape Growers Form Association

St Catherines Ontario August 21 arrang ements between growers wine manufacturers and dealers to eliminate profiteer are the aim of the Niagara District Grape Growers association formed. James Livingstone Grimsby cited last year’s prices with grapes selling at 30 cents per basket here and Calgary retailers paying three times as much.

St. Catherines Ont Niagara District Grape Growers’ Association James Livingstone Grimsby Calgary

Goliathe Plane Missing After Mogador Flight

In Paris on August 21 aviation circles reported the Goliathe missing after leaving Mogador Morocco for Dakar last Saturday morning. The Farman company, builder of the eight passenger aircraft, had no new information on the machine.

Paris Goliathe Mogador Morrocco Dakar Farman Company

Popular Suffrage for Koreans and Self Government

Washington reports Japan's imperial rescript shifting Korea to local self government and home rule. Civil administration replaces military rule and police move under civilian control. The bill envisions village and town government by popular suffrage and grants Koreans equal privileges and legal rights with Japanese.

Washington Korea Tokyo Japan

Car Plunges Over Crescent Beach Bank Injuring MPs Wife

At Crescent Beach Halifax Aug 27 William Duff M P for Langhans suffered serious injuries when the steering gear collapsed causing his car to go over a steep bank. His wife and two other women Miss Oxner and Miss Adams sustained lesser injuries as the seven person party returned from Petite Riviere.

Halifax N.S Duff Langhans Crescent Beach Miss Oxner Adams Petite Riviere

Storms Destroy Taio City Off Formosa Coast

Cablegram reported by the New World today says a bad storm on Formosa destroyed Taio city, a principal point on the island, with further damage on Kin shi Pa island in the Japanese group. The report comes via a Japanese newspaper and notes heavy effects on the area.

Taio Island Formosa San Francisco Cal The New World Kinshi Pa

Rich coal deposits found in Spitzherpen by Bruce expedition

London reports that rich coal seams estimated at 5,000,000 tons per square mile of surface have been located in Spitzherpen by a Scottish expedition led by Dr. W. S Bruce, according to received messages.

London Spitzherpen W. S Bruce

Three-Wheeled London Transport Enters Street Test

London introduces a fleet of three wheeled vehicles as an experimental transport option. The nimble machines are easy to handle and resist disruption by obstructions, offering a cheaper alternative to conventional cars.

London

Fine show at Nor deau lal horticultural exhibit praised by Calgary judges

Calgary judges pronounced the Nor deau lal horticultural show superb with flowers and sweet peas highlighting late season perfection. Citron and cantaloupe entries impressed and the entire display showcased backyard and farm produce, bread and preserves. The event runs tonight and tomorrow with prize presentations by Mrs. A. J. LePage and entertainment by the Avenue Banjo club.

Calgary Messrs. Reader and Donnelly Horticultural Society Alberta Shane Mills A. J. LePage Banjo Clih Hobinson Doreen White Delphine MacDonald Duggan Allan Dick Norman Davis W. A St. Barnabas Church Chas. W Cook The

Niagara and Toronto Electric Railway Strike Paralyzes Service

In St Catherines Ontario the threatened strike across Niagara Gt. Catherines and Toronto divisions began at 4 am and halted power houses. Crews failed to report and trackworkers stayed off, grounding trains as machine shops closed after General Superintendent Liver refused union access to evidence relating to conductor terminations.

St. Catherines Niagara Gt. Catherines Toronto

Archduke Joseph Thanks Roumania For Crushing Bolsheviks

Archduke Joseph head of Hungary’s state sent a long telegram to King Ferdinand praising Roumania for saving Hungary by crushing the Bolsheviks. Premier Freidrich also thanked General Heathan of the Roumanian army for restoring order in Budapest.

Bucharest Archduke Joseph Hungary Ferdinand Roumania Freidrich Heathan Budapest

Hungary Proclaims Martial Law, Budapest Dispatch Says

A Budapest dispatch dated Wednesday reports Hungary has proclaimed martial law across the country. The message comes from Copenhagen dated August 21 and notes the proclamation is now in effect throughout Hungary.

Copenhagen Marthat Hungary Budapest

Japanese Aviator Plans Pacific Flight From Japan

Aims to fly across the Pacific soon announced by D. Isobe a Japanese army aviator in a cable from Japan reported by the Japanese American News of San Francisco. Isobe’s proposed course and dates are not disclosed in the readable text.

Pacific San Francisco D. Isobe Japan

Empress to settle at The House of Doorn in Holland

Amerongen Aug 21 The former German empress selected The House of Doorn as the future home where she and her imperial band hope to settle, living the life of country gentlefolk in Holland.

Amerongen Germany Doorn William Wohenzollern Taig Hollands

Bandits, Aviators Captured as U S Troops Cross Border

Marfa Texas August 21 One bandit killed two captured and about ten implicated in the aviators Peterson and Davis kidnapping. American troops pursued the bandits south of the border amid floods and storms in the Big Bend region. An airplane returned with bullet holes after a Mexico scouting trip. pilots report firing on three Mexicans and possibly killing one.

Marfa Texas Rio Grande Mexico Leonard Matlack Peterson Davis Peter and San Antonio Chihuahua Rio Grande- Big Bend Ojinaga Jesus Renteria Peligvne

Lake of the Woods Milling Co. stock meeting set for October 31

Montreal Aug 21 the annual meeting of Lake of the Woods Milling Co is called for October 31. Immediately after a special meeting will be held to consider a bill to increase the capital stock. Present authorized stock is 4 000 000 of which 2 500 000 is common 1 500 000 preferred.

Montreal Que Lake of the Woods Milling Co

Railway Collision Kills Two Trainmen Near Iovase City

In Iovase City Michigan two Pere Marquette freight cars collided head on with a Welkenner passenger train near Gyranwn sev miles south of here last night. Steel baggage cars likely caused the heavy loss of life with two trainmen dead and fourteen passengers injured.

Iaverse City Mich

Ashanti Destroyed by Fire at Dakar West Africa

London August 20 The British steamer Ashanti has been totally destroyed by fire at Dakar West Africa according to a message received by telegraph.

London Dakar West Africa

Negotiations Loom Between Canadian War Board and Shop Trades

In Montreal on August 21 the conference led by Walter D. H. discussed railway staff terms. When decisions reach Washington, negotiations will begin here between the Canadian Railway Board and the Canadian Federation of Federated Trades affecting about 50 000 railway workers across Canada.

Montreal Walter D. H United States Railway Administration Federated Washton Canadien Railway Board Canadian Division of Federated Trades Canada United States Railroad Administration United States

Civic Reception for Meighen Calder at Cosmopolitan Hotel

The Civic Reception for Hon. Arthur Meighen and Hon. Jas Calder moves to the Cosmopolitan Hotel for 1 p.m. Saturday luncheon. Tickets available at the Board of Trade office. Attending guests include W. A. Buchanan MP and L. W. Wood president of the United Farmers’ Association of Alberta.

Arthur Meighen Jas. Calder Cosmopolitan Hotel Medicine Hat Meighen House of Commons Mr. Calder Immigration Office The Board of Trade W. A. Buchanan

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