06 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
1
The article reports President Coolidge urging a broad postwar program with legislative suggestions on major topics. He asserts the nation is in prosperity and peace, referencing Armistice Day lines while championing measures to gain approval for his proposals.
The legislature adjourns after Newlands reads the throne address. Dr. J W Waugh of Arm River among new members. Charles McIntosh and Dr. Waugh expected to move and second the address in reply. Debate touches on foreign policy and immigration with fiscal concerns cited.
London Dec. 5 Anxious public learns from a medical bulletin that King George's condition shows renewed chest trouble and a disturbed temperature. The note says he passed a fair night and rested better, but temperature fluctuations and heart reaction remain the key questions for recovery.
A partial OCR segment notes an infant alarm event triggering public alert and a call for timely action. Details are unclear but the incident appears to involve community response and safety concerns.
Fragmentary text from a Loveland New York piece mentions a town and acting chief but contains many unreadable segments and lacks full context.
James I. McGregor of Brighdon Manitoba receives Signal honor as portrait and medals are unveiled at the Sirloin Club in Chicago. Speakers from Canada praise his twenty years of effort promoting the Angus breed across North America and read letters from unavailable Canadiens.
At Kipling Saskatchewan the commission's first inquiry session drew 400 farmers. They described mixing grades at private terminals lowering prices, and urged standard grading aligned to market needs. Expert Robert Steeler examined grain samples from Winnipeg inspection, confirming grading inconsistencies.
A London audience heard Sir William Roberteen, former Chief of the General Stat, declare that the United States Seriuses, by imperial means, will pursue any action deemed necessary. He warned that events post 1914 resemble earlier assertions and questioned the credibility of prior statements.
Amid talks in London a debate over ending capital punishment is reported with unclear wording but ongoing discussion among officials and observers about legal reform and future policy steps.
A department store theft case involves a suspect who travelled to New York, rented an apartment in Greenwich Village, and spent a week there before claiming a purchase at $25. The incident ties the suspect to a Boston store and ongoing investigations.
Dec 5 reports say the German submarine crew saved the crew of the burning tanker British Courage after the vessel caught fire in the eastern theater.
In a Calgary area case, Samoneli Booher seeks a new trial after a judge ruled that a confession obtained while Booher was confined could not be used. Crown counsel and defense discuss venue changes as a possible step, following Booher’s sentencing at Fort Saskatchewan jail.
Fragmentary notice lists court sittings in the Medicine Hat judicial district with dates such as February 4 March September and November and references to first Mondays in March October and fourth Mondays in April and December.
The line reads as a fragmented clipping with unclear names and places. readable bits mention a sea or shoreline context and a partial phrase about Chalo Bly, but no coherent event or outcome is established.
Winnipeg notes a weak wheat market with light offerings and dull trading. Prices closed down five to seven and eight tenths cents. Liverpool futures showed declines to near 1 and a quarter pence. December contract deliveries moved with the market as dealers watched demand.
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