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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

3

American Agricultural Editors Tour Aims to Deepen Canadian Knowledge

In an interview with The News yesterday, C. A. Cobb president of the American Agricultural Editors Association explained that the Canadian tour by association members continues their policy to thoroughly acquaint themselves with Canadian agriculture. The visit seeks to strengthen understanding between American and Canadian farming press and enhance reporting on agricultural issues across the border.

The Neve C. A. Cobb American Agricultural Editor’ Association Canada American Agricultural Editors’ Association

World agriculture and Canada visit shape cooperative outlook

A speech highlights global farming linked to education and policy, stressing learning from others to boost farmers’ social and economic life. It lauds Canada’s role, neighborly ties, and major railways, aiming for mutually profitable exchanges and peace through cooperation. John L. Lewis calls for unity between UMWA and anthracite operators seeking a general agreement and progress.

Canada North America United States Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian National Railway Cit Tinue Endeaor John L. Lewis International U.M.W.A

Miners Strike Negotiation Breaks Over Maintenance Roles

The dispute between operators and miners over maintenance staffing during a suspension grows as talks fail to reach an agreement on keeping the full crew during an emergency period. A suspension of mining will begin at midnight August 31 1925 for districts 1 7 and 9 under the United Mine Workers of America after the current contract expires.

Philadelphia United Aline Workers of America Sirs and Brothers

Anthracite Miners Strike Suspended In Peace Talks

In Pennsylvania on August 2 a local coal peace committee seeks to suspend any strike by anthracite miners. The group, in closed session at Ralph E Weeks’ office, aims to reach a deal with John L. Lewis, international president of the miners, to avert disruption.

Talore Seranto Coal Peace Body Ralph E. Weeks John L. Lewis

Man opens fire with shotgun at Oklahoma City dance hall

M M Boykin, 26, wounded five men at a crowded Oklahoma City dance hall after midnight firing a shotgun through a window. Police caught him in a corn field where he lay grasping the weapon. two victims were not expected to survive.

Oklahoma City Okla M. M. Boykin Boykin

Fox Hunt Through Streets Of Paris Ends Without Reynard

Aug 28. A fox escaped its owner during a street airing and triggered a nocturnal hunt through Paris boulevards. The fox doubled and fled via an opera house grate with taxi horns in pursuit, vanishing afterward, believed to have reached the Bois de Boulogne.

Paris Reynard Bois de Bologne

Foremost Wells Gas Output Lags No. 4 in Foremost Field

The No 6 well of Canadian Western Natural Gas at Foremost yields about 0.9 to 1.0 million cubic feet daily, far below No 4’s output and short of expectations. Drilling continues from 2088 feet amid limited hopes for a deeper oil-bearing sand, as company president Yorath reports. Total six-well Foremost field production lists No 1 at 17.5 million, No 2 at 7.0 million, No 3 at 1.0 million, No 4 at 12.7 million, No 5 at 10.0 million, No 6 at 1.0 million cubic feet daily.

Lethbridge Canadian Western Natural Gas, Heat, Light and Power Company D. Yorath Yorath

Two Men Found Shot to Death Near Ashburn Field

In Chicago on August 28 two men were found fatally shot near the Ashburn aviation field. Police believe the killings mark a renewed feud among bootleggers. Both victims were shot in the back of the head and bore additional wounds.

Chicago Irving Schlieg Ashburn Aviation Field Benn

Prize Awards Allow Both Spouses to Win

The statement notes that both husband and wife may take prizes, and the final outcome depends on the judges and the way they present themselves.

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