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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1913

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Gillespie denounces hooliganism at Liberal meeting

A large crowd gathered at the Alexandra School last evening as John H. Spencer, mayoralty candidate, outlined progressive reforms and city improvements. The meeting featured speeches defending his nomination and detailing plans for responsible finance and municipal projects. Continued on page nine.

John H. Spencer Alexandra School C.S Bean Pirigla G. R. Acton Mr. Mitchell

Reginmations and Charges Stir City Meeting

A confused recounting of accusations and denials at a Montreal Street meeting focused on city growth, water and sewer work, and population-driven receipts. The speaker claimed that public progress owed much to his financing, framing contrasts with Alderman McClellan’s figures. The discussion continued on page 4.

Vafaniilia Sanaa

Berlin Denies Government Crisis After Alsace Tensions

Officials deny a government crisis as Imperial Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg, Governor-General Wedel, and Lt. Gen. Von Diemling meet near Donaueschingen. Wedel may resign as Governor-General of Alsace Lorraine if authority is not restored and protections against military officials are secured.

Berlin von. Bethmann-Holwegg Alsace Alsace-Lorraine Chas von Wedel Derthold von Diemling Donaueschingen Count von Wedel Diemling

Wage dispute in police court over dismissal at Quill Case

In police court J Ligeros owner of the Quill Case faced a complaint by Wa Cooper over improper dismissal from a dishwasher job at $30 a month. Cooper cited lower wages for a replacement. witnesses claimed Cooper refused to wash rag scraps. The magistrate ruled discharge without notice or cause invalid, granting Cooper $5 damages and costs while Ligeros admitted hiring a $20.2 month worker. W Saver was fined $3 for intoxication.

J. Ligeros Quill Wa. Cooper Ligeros Cooper

Oldest Engineer on American Road Killed in Accident

A fatal road accident killed the region's oldest engineer with pension plans noted. Four other workers were injured as a passenger train or vehicle collided during a service swale incident.

Swale

Trade Board Meeting Postponed to December 12

The board of trade meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed to Friday December 12 due to preparations for a political meeting. The secretary urges all members to attend.

Board of ‘Trade Board of. Trade

Dunmore License Is Recommended by Provincial Board

The provincial board of license commissioners met this morning with Chief License Inspector F G Porster. Kahl Ross Isros seeks a hotel bar license at Dunmore, recommended pending final inspection. Jas Muir seeks moving his wholesale liquor store to another Redcliff building, recommended. Stephen B Mitchell of Lethbridge applies for wholesale license in North Lethbridge. Rev A C Bryan represented ratepayers opposing the license. Case adjourned to Lethbridge on the seventeenth for full hearing.

Provincial Board of License Missioners F. G. Porster Kahlross Isros Dunmore Jas. Muir Redcliff Stephen B. Mitchell Lethbridge North Lethbridge A. C. Bryan

Villa Juarez reports Chihuahua city status remains unsettled

General Villa, with about seven thousand troops, has not entered Chihuahua city by 1 30 today though near the city. He regards its possession as a formality after Governor Frederico Moye was instructed by General Salvador Mercado to yield the city to the rebels.

Juarez Villa Chihuahua Frederico Moye Salvador Mercado Huerta

New License District Formed in Warner Area

Edmonton reports that by order in council dated November 26 and under section four of the Liquor License Ordinance a new license district is formed. It is taken from district No. six townships one to seven inclusive in ranges eleven to eighteen inclusive and includes the same territory as the provincial constituency of Warner.

Edmonton Warner

Census Chief Reports Rapid City Population Growth

Bruce completes city census across the river showing 44,000 residents, up from 17900 in October 1912, an increase of 66.6 percent. Building count rises from 13 to 70, with a fourfold growth in housing and a diverse population including Canadians English Americans Scots Irish Germans Dutch French Chinese Norwegians Jews Swedes Newfoundlanders Hungarians and Danes.

Bruce

Suffragettes Burn Another Mansion In Glasgow Fire

A fire today destroyed Kelly House, a leading mansion near Wemyss Bay, Glasgow. An amateur squad known as the Bon squad is suspected. authorities say an arrest of Mrs yesterday is connected to the case.

Glasgow Wemyss Bay Etmjenta’s

Are You On TH Shag Handed Over the M in Its Entirety

The fragmentary text describes a transfer or handover of a subject abbreviated as M. Details are unclear due to missing context and garbled OCR. No clear events, dates, or entities can be firmly identified from the readable portion.

Wood Gundy Spencer Edmonton Shag The

Kaiser Orders Zabern Garrison Moved in Alsace

Emperor William orders the removal of the Zabern garrison in Alsace and accelerates court martial proceedings after recent rioting. The decision ends tension but merchants fear revenue losses from the evacuation.

Donaueschengen Germany William Zabern Alsace Zebren

Dentist Kelly Fined For Practicing Without License

Brandon Dec Dr J Kelly a local dentist was fined 50 dollars plus costs for practicing without a license. The defense cited supervision by Dr Fitzpatrick under whom he earned 160 dollars a month. Kelly graduated in Chicago a year ago and his ability was not in question.

Brandon Dec J Kelly Kelly Fitzpatrick Chicago

Rev Dr Kerby to Speak at St John’s Sunday Service

On Sunday at 4 p.m. in St John’s the second Pleasant Sunday Afternoon Service features Rev Dr Kerby of Mount Royal College Calgary preaching at the morning service and delivering an address on Our National Heritage. The event includes a musical program with solos and the symphony orchestra led by Geo Stuart, with a brief Q&A on immigration policy at the close. admission free.

St. John’s Kerby Mount Royal College Calgary St. John's Methodist Geo. Stuart Canada

Dupuy Undertakes: New French Cabinet Formation

Paris reports at noon today that the old cabinet resigns after defeat on a snake bill. President Poincaré asked Senator Joan Dupuy to undertake the task provisionally pending consultation with political leaders.

Paris Alexander Felix Joseph Ribot Poincaire Joan Dupuy Itionda

Federal Government Counsel Seeks Separate CP RR Rates

Counsel for the federal government urges the commission to treat CP R rates separately from others noting distinct conditions as CPR receives cash and land grants and CP has different revenue calculations. CN R and GT P have interest obligations to cover.

Commission 10 C.P.R C.N.R G T.P

Decision of Rates in Western Rail Case Heard

Ottawa hearings on western rates wrap up as James Bicknell argues for tighter bookkeeping and lower earnings on western lines. He cites CP R 1911 costs of freight at 22.77 million, claiming 11.38 million should be treated as gross profit and noting western earnings exceed ten percent when passenger revenue is included. He contrasts CP R with GTP and CNR, says CP R benefited from grants and land, and urges board to follow Minnesota court logic to reduce rates.

Ottawa Railway Board James Bicknell K. C Dominion Bicknell Co. P. R Trunk Pacific Canadian Northern Drayton Mr. Bicknell G. T.P Prince of the United Sta Minnesota

Rescue of Evelyn brig crew by steamers at Atlantic

Halifax reports the British brig Evelyn, en route from Beaverton to Glasgow, abandoned November 28 after a gale. The steamer Invergyle, carrying coal to Halifax for LMS New Zealand, rescued three seamen and arrived with captains mates and others aboard the distressed crew after 84 days at sea as weather worsened and the ship neared founder.

Halifax Invergyle Penarth Great Britain LMS New Zealand Glasgow Haying Yeaterday Tavergyle

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Encer Montreal Alexandra Gillespie Brown Aera Storday Port of United States Board: OF Trade Mrs.pankhurst Istate City of Kaiser DR. Kerby Birnie. Bros Dupuy Lee Mexico Grew Evelyn Atlantic Gal Ellova Fort Ndi
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