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29 Dec 1921
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
1
Crerar Meets King over Cutting Parliament Salary
Secret discussions in Toronto report Crerar meeting with King to discuss cutting the parliament salary for the opposition chief. J Morrison notes the Progressive stance and reluctance to back a cross party move, while Crerar supports the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
T. A. Crérar
Crerar
Edward Hotel
Morrison
King
Wathry
Submarine Tonnage Plan Faces Likely Failure
Washington December 28 The compromise on submarine tonnage based on status quo for France Italy and Japan and reductions of 60000 tons for the United States and Great Britain appears likely to fail due to objections from France and Japan. France would resist a 42000 ton allocation opposed to a 90000 ton minimum. If rejected, a future conference proposal may be presented to delegates within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Veteran Workers Seek Immediate Aid For Unemployed Vets
A message from the Canadian Worker Federation of returned soldiers and sailors urges the government to grant unemployed able bodied veterans the same assistance provided to disabled men. The appeal, relayed through Monteeny and Bernard, seeks swift action to ease the hardship faced by veterans without work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicla Mackenzie King
Migh
Canadian Worker Federation of Returned Soldiers and Sailors
Smothered in Car Heat Fatal for Two Minn. Men
Two young men from St. Paul Clark Marion and Clarence Cootway were found smothered to death in a refrigerator car in Sioux City Iowa. Letters and papers on their bodies indicated they were overcome by fumes from a can oil stove used to heat the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
St. Paul
Minn
Clark Marion
Clarence Cootway
European fur farming aims to grow North American silver foxes
A London dispatch reported by Mail and Empire states a German stock company will cultivate North American silver foxes and skunks on a large farm led by Prof. Demoll of Munich University. German fur prices have surged with perfect silver fox hides worth 100,000 marks. This marks Europe’s first major attempt to cultivate silver foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
London
Geys
North America
Demoll
Natural History Dpartment
Munic University
Germany
Europe
Oliver Foves
Bishop White Blames Men for Women's Immodesty
The Pillar of Fire leader Archbishop Alma White denounces male greed as the force behind immodest dress. In Brooklyn she claims men's schemes for gain drive women to wear low necklines short skirts and sleeveless gowns. She says the furrier and jeweler influence fashion choices and that women were never consulted on necklines lengths or sleeve styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alma White
Pillar of Wire
Brooklyn
Furvier
New York Unemployment Figures Reported
New York's unemployed count reached 330 015 on December 3, down from 342 868 two months earlier. The figures were released tonight by the local committee formed under recommendations from the Washington unemployment conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Lorenz Patent Rega ins Speech After Auto Crash
New York December 27 Miss Mary Moore actress regained speech after fractures and skull injury from a car accident thirty two days ago Dr Adolf Lorenz performed a decompression operation and returned misplaced vertebrae to position She spoke brief sentences and wrote notes earlier in the day clinicians noted gradual improvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Moore
Adolf Lorenz
Broad Street Hospital
Reeser
Loreng
Firet
Mies Modre
Hydro Plant 15 Formally Opened in Niagara
Niagara Ont Dec 28 Sir Adam Beck chaired a formal opening ceremony for Ontario Hydro s new Plant 15 at Entype waype uesgstown with government officials and legislators. The plant will generate about 600 000 horsepower for Ontario and adjacent New York territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Ont
Adam Beck
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Pone
Prohibition Chief Heads to Chicago With 100 Experts
Chicago dispatch reports Prohibition Director Roy Haynes will arrive with more than 100 expert operatives to aid federal state and city authorities in enforcing a bone dry New Year. A separate Sudbury Ontario case accuses seven police officers and four firefighters of stealing goods after a November 29 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roy Haynes
Sudbury
Ont
Penny Jails Train Robber Ends In Auburn Prison Death
Canadian penny led to Clement Pacyna being sent to Auburn prison where he died during an escape attempt. The penny was allegedly taken during the October 21 and 29 derailment hold up of New York Central train No. 15 and later found in Pacyna’s pocket after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Clement Pacyna
Auburn
New York Central
Pacyna
Writs Issued for Grenville By-election Ontario
Writs have been issued for a Grenville by election after A C Casselman Conservative member elect accepted a Crown position. Nominations set for January 12 with the vote on January 26. Arthur Meighen is expected to seek the Conservative nomination and may take a seat at Parliament's opening. Casselman won by about 2000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Grenville
Ontario
A. C. Casselman
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
Casselman
Classified ads prove the quick salesmen of the world
A concise notice highlights how classified ads act as rapid sellers in markets. It notes their efficiency in connecting buyers with sellers and generating quick transactions through concise, targeted messaging.
Government approves decree power to raise war taxes
Paris reports a bill approved by the chamber of deputies to continue the 1916 wartime measures granting the government power to increase taxation by simple decree. The favorable report cites allied practice and argues that such a system is justified amid ongoing global war demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cuatema
Chamber of Deputies
Éhegrman
Eaid
Ten-Year-Old Heroine Balks German Occupation
Paris reports Helene Jacquemin a ten year old honored for bravery in the Ardennes during World War I. Her father was killed when German soldiers searched their home and she and her mother were arrested. Helene and her brother aided escapes to reach the French army and kept silent under threat. She is now a student at Charleville Girls High School and her brother was a St Cyr graduate killed in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helene Jacquemin
Monthering
Ardennes
Helene
Miss Cavell
Helsium
Paulin
Andre
Germany
Molland
France
Jacquemin
Mear
Charleville
St. Cyr Military College
Order for Confiscation of Liquor Upheld by Court
Magistrate Den sons order for confiscation of a cargo of Manor liquor shipped from Monifestonto was upheld yesterday on appeal. The decision confirms the forfeiture action and reinforces the confiscation order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Weather Roundup Reports Mixed Canadian City Skies
The weather page lists conditions for Vancouv er Edmonton Medicine Hat Moose Jaw Reekatoon Ne sou Calgary Lethbridge Winnipeg with rain clear and cloudy readings plus temperatures from the mid teens to mid thirties. The report notes mild trend with gradual warming and a forecast of tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Clear
Reekatoon
Sou
Calgary
Lethbridge
Winnipeg
Pest Ratu
Debs Sentence Commutation Sparks Protests
Cleveland dispatch reports Edward Werts, the Debs prosecutor, opposed clemency and argued Debs received a fair trial for serious charges as President Harding commuted the socialist leader’s sentence. Idaho Senator Gooding likewise criticized clemency, warning of public calamity and demanding Debs serve his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harding
United
Agaries
Edward Werts
Debs
Daugherty
Werts
United States
Ohio
Gooding
Boise
Frank RB. Gooding
Eugene V. Debs
Idaho
Bill’ Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Ste
Curmuag Heritage Item Found In Local Curio Shop
Readable fragments describe a historic Curmuag artifact discovered by a shop owner. Researchers from a regional museum identify possible ties to local genealogy and 19th century trade routes. Further authentication and exhibition plans are expected.
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U.S.A
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Monteeny
Bernard
Ich
Hishop
Bisby
de Herflex
Keee
Bata Mbora Treaty
William Jennings Bryan
Miami
Florida
Gmd
Royal Palm Park
Hydro Plant
Sir A. Beck
RE Legion
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