Returned Soldiers to Receive More Liberal Pensions
Ottawa reports amendments to the Pensions Act will be introduced to give ex service men broader benefits. Prime Minister Mackenzie King says the Board of Pensions Commissioners acts as trustee of rights and benefits, with changes to be threshed out in a parliamentary committee before enactment.
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Canada
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Santa Anna in Trouble Relayed Distress by Radio
Palm Beach Fla Dec 21 The Radio Marine Corp station relayed a distress call from the steamer Santa Anna of Grace Line reporting it 100 miles southwest of the Isle of Pines and barely able to keep afloat as the steamer Toloa of United Fruit stood by to assist.
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Breach Of Promise Suit Withdrawn Against J Tunney
In Bridgeport Connecticut on December 21, Katherine King Fogarty withdraws her $500000 breach of promise suit against former heavyweight champion James J Tunney. Her counsel announced the withdrawal, ending a case that lingered since May. Also, police court convictions include a man fined for intoxication and a report of a false pretenses case in Taber with a dishonored check.
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Grandfather and two tots die in flames at Wisconsin farm
Elk Horn Wisconsin December 21 Three Carey family members Patsy Carey 3 Mabel 7 and grandfather Henry Snow enberg 63 died in a house fire. Neighbors found the bodies in the basement after the flames trapped them while others sang carols at a nearby school party.
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Wheat inspections show 200 cars contracted last year
Winnipeg grain notes report inspections of wheat totaling 200 cars and 1100 cars of contract wheat counted last year.
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West Weather to Turn Warmer by Christmas Across West
Weather across the western regions shows sub zero conditions easing toward Christmas. Saskatchewan towns report frigid lows with Medicine Hat and Edmonton among the coldest spots. Manitoba and Alberta milder with Winnipeg at 11 below and The Pas at 14 below. Snow fell lightly at Lethbridge while most areas remained clear and cold. forecast calls for a shift to milder, balmy Christmas air.
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Loubet Died Yesterday Prominent French Statesman
Montelimar France Dec 21 Emile Francois Loubet seventh president of France died at 91 His death marks the loss of another key figure in the Dreyfus affair which unsettled French politics Former president Loubet faced political attacks over Dreyfus sentence Clemenceau Anatole France and others are noted as having played roles in the case Dreyfus himself remains alive.
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Vessel Aground Off Village Island in Skeena River
Passengers and mail were removed from the steamship Cardena of the Union Steamship Company to the CPR vessel Princess Mary and taken to Prince Rupert. The Cardena ran aground at Village Island near the Battersea Cannery at 7 30 last night. The captain was ordered to survey the ship and report before any refloat attempt. The vessel is not believed to be seriously damaged.
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Alma Reubens Freed From Patton Insane Asylum
Alma Reubens, once a leading stage and screen figure, has been released from the Patton state insane asylum in California. She had been committed last June as a narcotic addict.
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Theft charge against Helmer Johnson remanded for hearing
Helmer Johnson appeared before Magistrate Ellis at the A P P court yesterday on a theft of wheat charge and was remanded in custody for a preliminary hearing at Manyberries. He was arrested in Saskatoon and brought here for the proceedings. Graham A Towers promoted to chief inspector of the Royal Bank of Canada after years with the bank in Cuba and the West Indies.
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Alberta to issue 1930 motor license plates in Medicine Hat
Alberta introduces 1930 motor vehicle plates with green background and white characters. Medicine Hat gets initial quota of 18 000 to 20 000 plates. New forms require engine numbers, six copies of renewal forms, and cheque handling rules. Vehicle classification letters will appear on 1980 truck plates.
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Curling Notes: President Team Wins 62 to 49
The President side defeats the Vice President in a curling contest finishing 62 to 49. The rink will host scratch games tonight and Monday and include matches in the new competition between skips. Peter Heenan shows marked progress in his battle against bronchitis.
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Canada exports decline in twelve months to November
Canada’s trade for the year ending November 30 totalled 2,533,987,000 dollars, down 26,269,000 from the prior year. Imports rose to 1,309,248,000, up from 1,210,059,000, while domestic exports fell to 1,224,739,000 from 1,349,297,000 due to lighter grain shipments.
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Canada
Christmas Cheer Fund Gifts List Reveals Broad Community Support
A Christmas Cheer Fund update lists contributions from Medicine Hat groups and individuals, totaling 986.60. Notable donors include Empress Theatre management, Cypress Club, Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Knights of Columbus, Jewish Community, Masonic Lodge, and Distribu tors Limited, whose $50 subscription was later omitted from a printed note.
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Riverside Bakery
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Hector’ Lang
Rotary Club
Beny & Son
Canadian Legion
Knights of Columbus
Batt
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Davidson’ & Gow
W.jones
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Medicine Hat Garage
Jack and
Pauline
F Distributors Limited
Happy Dance Club
Gertrude Young
Charlie Howey
Hotel Cecil
Knights of Pythias
British Election Looms Large on The Horizon
London December 21 The Daily Herald urges readiness for general elections and praises the Liberal Conservatives split over the Coal Mines Bill. It claims Labor sentiment nationwide to demand Lloyd George stand down and seek a working majority by going to the country at once.
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British envoy presents credentials to Soviet government
Sir Esmond Ovey arrived in Moscow to present his credentials as the new British Ambassador to Soviet Russia. In London yesterday K. Sokolnikov, representing the Soviet government, presented his credentials to Great Britain.
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Minimum Price for Wheat Set at 1.18 a Bushel
The Farmers National Grain Corporation bids 1.18 per bushel for No 1 hard country run in Chicago and plans similar moves in major markets. George McIvor cites export limits and December Chicago prices while noting Federal Farm Board support for the 1.18 minimum.
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Thomas Defense of Employment Salary Wins Commons Backing
London reports the House of Commons narrowly approved the continuation of Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas’s salary as lord privy seal and minister of employment after a debate on unemployment. Opposition from Conservatives and Liberal demands for broader action contrasted with Thomas defending programs and citing road, harbor, and electrical plans as steps toward export-led recovery.
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J. H. Thomas
Stanley Baldwin
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John Wheatley
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Ramsay MacDonald
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George Lansbury
Oswald Misley
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Baldwin
Notice to Subscribers on Delivery Receipts
Local notice warns that some boys collect News for non-cartier carriers. Subscribers are urged to insist on News receipts for payment of delivery.
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Unprecedented Ontario Blizzard Moves Toward Atlantic
A three day Ontario blizzard causes millions in damage as it shifts east to the Atlantic coast. Western Ontario recovers while Eastern Ontario feels effects. Local snow and low temperatures forecast with more trouble over the weekend. Windsor reports a milk famine with house to house deliveries halted as border dairies lack supply and highways are blocked by snow. About fifty trucks laden with milk staled between Windsor and Maidstone.
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