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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 27, 1923

Page

1

Mussolini envoy to Canada to explore Italian settler chances

St John New Brunswick December 4. Premier Mussolini shows keen interest in Canada and Italian emigration. Capt Gr Franci arrives to discuss opportunities with immigration authorities and analyze farming prospects for Italians to work the land in Western Canada. If negotiations succeed, immigrants may arrive in coming months to prepare for spring settlement. King George of Greece faces possible throne abolition amid republican surge in Europe.

St. John N.B Mussolini Italy Canada Gr. Franci Canadian Pacific Minneconsa Franci Col Dennis Vitale France Muscling Frenei

Bloody Christmas in Perry County Kentucky

Perry County Kentucky reports four dead and one dying from Christmas Eve shootings with a deputy sheriff among the victims. The toll includes William Smith deputy sheriff, a man named Tillys, J. D. Mattews, and John Ltilehemend. Jerry Dunn is critically wounded and Dennis Phillips is in serious condition. Deputy Smith was killed during a pistol fight at the home of Dennis Phillips on Christmas Eve. Phillips, wounded, escaped but later surrendered.

Hzzard Perry Courty William Smith Tillys J. D. Mattews Barger John Ltilehemend Jerry Dunn Dennis Phillips Smith Phillips

Another Boycott At Saskatchewan Sale By Sheriff

A hostile crowd gathered at the sheriff’s auction gate near Kindersley Saskatchewan after the sheriff seized J. R. Butterworth’s livestock implements and household goods. The auction was postponed as tempers flared and a buyer refunded one harness at $1.50. Butterworth, an old-time settler, faced debt tied to the British American Oil Company seizure.

Saskatoon J. R. Butterworth Kindersley Butterworth Prairies Swift Current Oi Company

Wheat Inspections Report From Winnipeg December 24

Winnipeg reports December 24 grain inspections with 1546 contract grade cars and 275 coarse grain cars, compared to 836 and 174 a year ago. Foreign wheat grades listed include No 2 Nor 7495 2 Nov 606 5 Nov 144 No 4 131 No 6 42 No 13 feed smutty 25% rejected 20 other grades 14.

Winnipeg

Hospital Christmas Concert Delights Patients

Patients in the hospital enjoyed a noon Christmas concert arranged by AS ginthom Chapter No. 3 Royal Are Maso. Lakey's Orchestra and St. John's Church Choir performed selections with vocal solos by James Toherwood F C Macdonald and FL Blackburn. Cole played piano and Hodges offered fairy bells. Isherwood added an extra number due to Okurns being indisposed.

Lakey St. John's Church Choir James Toherwood F.C. Macdonld FL Blackburn Cole. Harper Els. Hodges Ok. Po Ourns

Vancouver Chief Hurt in Auto Crash

Vancouver police chief William Anderson was injured when his car crashed after a steering defect. He was taken to a hospital with head and body bruises and lacerations.

Vancouver, Lee William Anderson Ile

Governor General's Son Clean-Up Wall Street Securities

Lieut. Osborne Cutter Wood, 96, son of the Governor General Wood of the Philippines, is said to have admitted involvement in speculation on Wall Street via cable from Manila while aide to his father. The dispatch, printed by the Times and distributed by the Associated Press, notes a clean-up of securities allegations.

New York the Times Tne Newark ‘Times Company Associated Press New York Times Soma Osborne Cutter Wood Wood Philippines Uoo Wall Street Cable Manila

Worcester Citizens Offer Skin To Graft For Young Patient

Worcester Mass December 26 9 year old Ralph Alcott at city hospital needs skin grafts After Christmas appeal thousands respond from all walks of life Volunteers are sought and hospital officials report enough donors to cover the required twenty inches of skin to ease his suffering and save his mobility

Worcester Mass Ralph Alcott City Hospital Buseibal Autherkties Volunteera Yale

Fatal Christmas Delicacy of Death Attempts in New York

Police report a string of holiday incidents in New York City where four men and two women attempted self harm or caused others harm. One woman leapt from a roof, another was poisoned, and a person fled beneath a subway train. The state and city responders rushed to aid the victims. several are listed in critical condition.

Atleidos

Snowfalls Delay Cold Snap Across Western Regions

Local observers report heavy snow with four inches in some areas while temperatures fail to drop as expected. Meteorologists in Chicago and Western Canada issue special readings as authorities seek data to project a deeper cold front and potential impacts.

Lindiassard Meteorologiet Baronets Ballcates Cok Rho Cos Chicago Midicosd Specdal

Manitoba cabinet ministers win by strong by election majorities

In Winnip er and Cerilien constituencies Charles Cannon Lee and AL Prefoutaine held their posts as education minister and province secretary as government supporters praised Bracken administration gains. Maurice Duprey ran as an independent in Cerilien but was defeated. The by elections reaffirmed cabinet strength and signaled no immediate provincial election.

Winniper Uier Bracken Charles Conwen AL Prefoutaine Vince Aly Canner Ahout Cannon Lee Braker Maurice Duprey Jegislature Forthis Cerilien Fontaine Ly Pelle Mir Prefontaine Mr Duprey

Weather Summary for Western Regions

Cloudy skies and colder conditions spread across the west with snow forecast in some areas. Vancouver inland notes cloudy and 34, Medicine Hat reports snow, Moose Jaw snow, Saskatoon fair but turning colder, while western districts see mostly fair and cold today and Thursday with possible snowfalls in northern sections.

Moose Jaw Saskapon Pareo AU West

Officials transfer CPR district leadership across regions

Superintendent Colin D. Mackintosh moves from Lethbridge division to assume the new post as district superintendent in Medicine Hat area. He is joined by Jo Jandeson and others shifting to Cannon, Kenora, and nearby districts as part of a wide reorganization affecting western roster.

Wame Ure Eteml Minh T. M. Ro Can- Calsary Ue Cameron Ales Ian Pacific Braiochy Colin D. Mackintosh Toethbridge Divdsim Kdionten Ag Bof Dianieson Lethbridge Oo Moeintes MT Geen Jo Jandeson Kenora Vaneau Seneinelion Ko Janie Gian Montratert Jean Herron Creek Sono Ron Barpictes

Maine Farmers Burn Body of Murderer in Isolated Farm

In Damariscotta Maine a mob or locals burned the body of a man named Snow after he shot his wife and her relatives and killed himself at a cottage near Jefferson. Lincoln County authorities retrieved charred bones from the cottage ruins and kept details close, with questions about who participated and whether further inquiry would follow.

Damariscotta Maine Dom Snow Lincoln County Jefferson Anceihere Whitefield Jewett

Mexico City braces against food shortages and unrest

Reports from Mexico City indicate precautions against possible rationing as rebels gather in Zacatecas and Tampico areas. A federal column pursuing thirty five rebels under General Daniel Weerara is active in the Expanga district, with details varying from Tampico reports.

el Paso Texas Alfrel Garra Zacatecas Enrique Estrada J.Q. Glane Mexican Railways Obregon Elim Mexico City Tampicn Heopolde Rebate Caneral Daniel Weerara Tampico Experanga Sevring

Venizelos to Study Greece Situation Before Return

Ashons Dec 26 Former Prime Minister Venizelos plans to visit Crete and study conditions before any political move. He may not reenter government as he acts as guide while delaying cabinet formation. The move follows a petition from 270 legislators urging him to resume leadership.

Ashons Venizelos Cireece Apo Greece Faris Athen National Assembly Diocisihm

Murder of St John minister's wife in home invasion

Mrs. Chara Whiteside, wife of Rev Aro Whiteside, was found dead in her East St John home. A neighbor reported missing for days after a blunt instrument attack to the head. A hand axe with blood noted at the scene and a torn pet cover wrapped around the head. The motive remains unclear.

Dee East St. John Chara Whiteside Aro Whitteside Manitoba

Western Cold Wave Sees Record Subzero Canada

A Western Canada cold snap over Christmas drives thermometers below freezing with The Pas at 24 below, Winniper six below, and Edmonton eight below. Winnipeg golfers briefly resume play as tensions ease while distant Rhetidine Hat remains 20 degrees above zero.

Winniper Canada Pas Elmonton Winnipeg Rhetidine

Test Case Over Beer Prescriptions

Government brief to Supreme Court argues physicians may prescribe beer for patients. The case seeks a final ruling on whether the right to prescribe beer is constitutionally protected. The result will determine the legality of such prescriptions nationwide.

U. S. Supreme Court Washington Supreme Court

Firemen Injured In Minneapolis Blaze

Two firemen were injured and scores of employees endangered as a blaze yesterday destroyed the old Minneapolis Iron Block in the wholesale district. Property losses reach about 150000 dollars. The fire started on the crowd floor used by the International Food Company. officials feared some might be trapped, but Reebeck later accounted for all missing.

Minneapolis International Food Company Reebeck

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