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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1926

Page

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Debate on Imperial Conference Report Dominated Commons

A Canada Parliament session opens amid debate on the Imperial Conference report. Hugh Guthrie criticizes the report and veto rights for minorities. Premier Mackenzie King signals further discussion and government proposals. King welcomes new MPs and lauds Meighen, Auger, and Marcil for contributions.

Ottawa Commons Fap Nh Throng Hugh Guthrie King Park Matthias

Civic election results show aldermen and school board winners

Two retiring aldermen were re elected Ald Dr Boyd led with 609 votes and Ald J A King was fourth with 461. Other aldermen elected were J Currie 482 and W E B McCombs 476. On the School Board Trustees Murray and Black were reelected and Dr M N Moore won the third vacancy leading with 782 votes while Murray had 695 and Black 670. Total votes cast 3716 for nine candidates this year compared with 6554 for eight candidates last year. Mayor total not shown.

Boyd A. ‘King Adermen J. Currie W. EB. McCombs Thos. Murray RB. C. Black M. N. Moore Dr. Moore Murray Black Was Jight Ypprocesos Ae Eee McCombs Dug Kent

Manyberries Fire Destroys Flath Home and Family

Sunday night a fire consumed the Flath residence at Manyberries destroying the home and furniture. Mr J A Flath and family renting the house were in night clothes escaping from an upper balcony with six others including two children. Miss Weeks the teacher boarding with the Brower family also lost possessions. Cause unknown. small insurance coverage on house and furniture.

J. A. Flath Manyberries Oyen

Lodger slashes landlady over breakfast dispute

A lodger slashed landlady Mrs Paul Larosa with a razor after breakfast was unsatisfactory. She was taken to hospital with non serious injuries. In Russia, Olaf is Regent. Crown Prince Olav, aged year old, to act as Regent when King Haakon leaves Yor Copentingen.

Montreal Benny “Rugplo Yeaterday Paul Larosa Russia Olaf Oslo Norway Olig Maakon Gueen’ Maud

Parliament Debates Continue in Ottawa Session

In Ottawa on December 14, Liberal M P Auger of Prescott moved and Liberal A E McPherson of Portage la Prairie seconded the address. The House debated with Conservative leader Guthrie and Premier King presiding. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow. C H Cahan of St. Lawrence St George will resume debate in the Commons.

Arthur Meighen King Canada Ellingdon Great’ Britain Mary Hugh’ Guihre Ernest la Penial L. M. Auger Prescott Phergon Portage la Prairie Charles Marcil Prince of Rere Ogee Guthrie Arthur .Meighen Ottawa Cany Press B. M. Auger A.e.mcpherson Hugh Guthrie Senate Tomorroig C. H. Cahan St. Lawrence-St. George House of Commons

Ken Ormiston to be Arrested Says State Attorney

Los Angeles December 14. Robert D. Crowe Cook County States Attorney ordered the arrest of Kenneth C. Ormiston as a defendant in the Aimee Semple McPherson conspiracy trial. He spoke from Chicago by long distance to Deputy District Attorney Ey Dennison stating action will await arrival of papers.

Los Angeles Robert DB. Crowe Cook County Ainois Ayvill Kenneth C. Ormiston Aimee Semplé McPherson Chicago Ey Dennison

Fatal explosion claims nineteen at French factory

A violent blast in a chemical factory at St. Anban killed nineteen workers and injured about seventy. Many victims were asphyxiated by chlorine gas. among the dead were six Frenchmen, with Algerians, Russians, and Portuguese also among the victims.

van Parc Saa Pane Digus Department Taxsee Alpes France St. Anban

Cotton Market Crisis in Egypt Spurs Cabinet Clash

A Cairo dispatch reports a looming Ministerial crisis as the cabinet debates entering the cotton market. The Cairo correspondent says the government faces cabinet opposition but a majority in the Chamber supports the move, with a final decision expected.

London Nec Daily Mail Cairo Egypt

Chaplin Divorce and Custody Battle Rages On

Mrs Chaplin announces filing for divorce and custody of their two babies after negotiations fail to yield a reasonable settlement. She and attorney say Charles Chaplin offered 300,000 retirement with conditions, but she will not surrender custody. The couple’s public dispute follows Chaplin’s three days absence as talks continue.

Los Angeles Cal Chaplin Charles Wil Maintanancea George Beebe Edwin T.mcmurray Tncie San Francisco Lillian Spicer Lloyd Wright Harlier Wright

Search for 30 foot motor-boat with five aboard

Halifax December 14 news notes a government steamer will resume search for a 30 foot motor boat that left Mosher’s river for Mill Cove a week ago Sunday. Five aboard include Mayshud Boutlidr his wife and three children aged 15 months to five years and Lemuel Jennings, owner. The voyage on December 5 ran into a week of exceptionally strong storms along the coast. Hope remains they found shelter at a remote spot and can contact friends.

Halifax N.S Mosher’s River Mill Cove Offahouit Ward

Emperor Yoshihito Declared Nearing Death in Tokyo

Tokyo December 14 The household department issued a bulletin announcing the death of Emperor Yoshihito. The emperor’s temperature pulse and respiration were slightly lower but no improvement was indicated yet. Earlier his temperature neared 104 degrees.

Tokio Yoshihito

Grain Inspection Report Highlights Wheat Car Totals

Winnipeg notes on December 14 show 1 024 wheat cars inspected including 183 contract grade cars. Last year 2 187 wheat cars were inspected. Coarse grains accounted for 216 cars, compared with 407 last year.

Winnipeg

Local Contributions To Dependents Of The Miners

The Dominion Labor Party thanks all who helped with the tag day for miners dependents. Total collected 75.66 dollars was forwarded to relief. Names listed include Eleanor Walker 20.72 Mable Hole 12.62 Wintermute and Marsh 41.74 Hilda Sailor 11.00 Kathleen Longman 4.80 Verne Irwin 4.40 R Boles BAB Dorothy Hole 1.95 Charles Longman 2.95 Howard Longman 1.90 M Morrison.

Dominion Labor Party Howard Longman M. Morrison

Government workers seek flat $300 annual raise nationwide

Ottawa reports civil service representatives from all branches urged a flat $300 yearly raise retroactive to April 1 and the creation of a national civil service council. They asked the Dominion government to consider amendments to the superannuation act and to appoint a committee to draft a constitution for a national civil service.

Ottawa Dominion Civil Service Civil’service Council

Quake hits Batavia area damaging many homes

A December 14 report from Batavia Java states a strong quake damaged several ridge dwellings and seventeen European homes near Propoedel on the northern coast of Santa with only one injury recorded.

Batavia Java Prdepoel Dabet Wy Enn Aneteen al Oh Jie Teete Sata

Unidentified four-masted schooner reported ashore near Fry Pan Shoals

Calls for help received from an unidentified four-masted schooner ashore on Fry Pan Shoals. Four tugs proceeding to the scene as a heavy gale plows. Wilmington, N. Gry, December 14.

Wilmington N. Gry

The Cashier Beaten Robbed in Montreal

Montreal report details a cashier Camille Bazzy at Laurier Palace Theatre in the east end who was stabbed, blackjacked, and kicked during a robbery yesterday. Three bandits fled with 400 from the office as Bazzy fights for his life.

Montreal Camille Bazzy Laurier Barndits Bagzy

Wreck of Norwegian Steamer Balholm Near Foxe Bay

A Lloyds despatch from Reykjavik reports the Norwegian steamer Balholm wrecked at Altfar, Foxe Bay, with crew and passengers drowned. Details are sparse. The Balholm, Bergen port, 1,000 tons, 214 feet, sails Icelandic waters near Fax Bay and Reyjavik.

London Lloyd's Reyjavik Ieland Alholm Altfar Foxe Bay Balholm Bergen Norway Iceland

Western Canada Sees Record Cold Across Prairies

A severe cold wave from the head of the lakes to the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific coast kept western provinces in subzero depths. Manitoba Saskatchewan reported 28 to 34 below zero with some districts reaching 30 to 32 below. Reports mention rural hardships and farm losses from fires, even as the weather continues.

Winnipeg Head of the Lakes Rocky Mountains Heyoid Prairies Mercury Zerd Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberti Appell Petia Winnipe Og Ae Askateon

Real Weather Temperatures Dip Across British Columbia

Weather watchers report BC temperatures falling with Vancouver at 14 above at 5 a.m. before climbing, forecast calling for increasing winds and cloudy skies with occasional snow. Interior regions show stronger cooling with Blue River at 45 below, McBride 40 below, and Kamloops at two below as moderating trends fade.

Vancouver British, Columbia Vancover Blue River McBride Kamloops

Lloyd George's Grip on Liberal Power Tightens

London December 14 Viscount Grey's speech to Asquith Liberals signals no near revival of Liberal strength under Lloyd George. Grey, casting for a broader opinion, hints party leadership rifts go beyond finances.

London Visconent Grey Asquithim Lloyd George Mnehtof Viscount Grey

Wheat Values Down Again Today in Winnipeg Report

In Winnipeg the wheat market closed lower with heavy selling tied to unfavorable European and domestic news. December and May futures showed fractional gains from the day's low after a generally light, restricted trade and dull coarse grain activity.

Winnipeg Dee Urope Toger

Debates and speeches dominate reopening date discussions

The house ponders reopening amid unsettled debates on terms and dates. Figures like Cahan and Lawrence are cited as Conservative influences with mentions of Gardiner Woodsworth and Winnipes Centre as related names in today’s proceedings.

Cahan Lawrence St. George Ana

Indications Pet Entries: Coming Exhibition Notice

Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention an exhibition entry rush and a forthcoming display event. The readable parts reference a big poultry show and an inhibition or entry process, but the text is garbled with many nonstandard words and missing details.

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