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10 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
1
The readable fragment hints at an offer or proposal related to the year 18. Text is incomplete with no clear entities or actions to confirm a full news summary.
Ottawa and Edmonton clash over unemployment relief and provincial versus federal responsibility. Peter Heenan asserts the 1927 Dominion Provincial conference did not bar federal action, while Premier Brownlee disputes that claim and stresses shared national duty amid Alberta relief data showing two thirds of unemployed newcomers.
All radio owners are urged to attend a 8 15 pm meeting at City Hall to discuss formulating rules and regulations. The temporary committee report will be received and officers for the coming year elected. A government inspector, sanctioned by Ottawa, may be appointed, and a strong local association is urged to secure government assistance.
The Nationalist government reports the Tang Seng Chi mutiny in Henan provinces has ended with surrender. Authorities say 10,000 rebels were captured Tuesday. Harry B. Leavens, former reeve of Tullowell township, died at Picton Ontario.
The freighter Edward, driven ashore on a rock section near Block Island Rhode Island, faces probable total loss as a southeast gale hammers it with heavy seas. Water floods the engine room and fuel oil tanks are torn open by the pounding hull.
Report from the Nationalist news agency cites severe cold across northwestern China. Despatch from Heilin says the Suiyan district near the border with Shtanshi province showed widespread suffering with over 100 frozen to death in two days. Temperatures dropped below zero in Hankow Wuchang and Yanyang, the coldest in sixty years. Thousands of the poor and hundreds of homeless suffered public distress.
Folsom Prison California January 10 Walter E Burke and James Gregg two of the ringleaders of the Folsom riot in which eleven persons were killed were hanged here today on a lone ceremony during a hone comeday 1927 note correct OCR.
The Citizens' Band and the 31st Battalion Band in Medicine Hat merged under the name Thirty First Battalion Band directed by Frans Novak. The vote favored unity, promising a strong Western music presence with plans for a grand concert and Sunday morning practices at Third Street Arindwiés.
The Medicine Hat Poultry Association rents space next to the Assiniboia Hotel for its annual exhibition. The prize list is available from association officers and includes poultry classes plus exhibits for children, rabbits, pigeons, and chickens. School children gain free admission on one day, with government-appointed judges to oversee the event.
Sheffield January 10 The Right Hon A V Alexander First Lord of the Admiralty and British delegate said Britain will attend the disarmament conference prepared to reduce cruisers from 70 to 50, the minimum needs of the Empire under current conditions.
Montreal January 10 The cable ship John W Mackay battles Atlantic gales to repair the Commercial Cable Company high speed line damaged by the November 18 North Atlantic earthquake. After locating the eastern end two and a half miles deep, the crew spliced a new length and restored communications.
In Brandon, January 10, Manitoba United Farmers of Manitoba urged immediate major cuts in general tariffs to lower living costs while demanding a substantial rise in British preference. They opposed assisted immigration, backed the Mafeking rail line cut off to reduce travel to Hudson Bay ports, and re elected Thomas Wood to a third term as president with F Downey as vice president.
Edward Baker, 25, star defenceman of the Niagara Falls Cataracts, died in hospital in Niagara Falls Ont after injuries from an International Hockey League game with Buffalo. He fractured his skull in a collision with teammate Lloyd Gross, and initially skated off the ice before succumbing to his injuries at 8 o clock in the morning.
Winnipeg reports continue to shiver as a brutal cold wave grips the prairies and western provinces. Saskatoon sinks to 44 below zero, the coldest in the Dominion, with White River Ontario recording 46 below. Kamloops and Port Arthur see subzero readings while Battleford, Regina, and Swift Current hover around 20 to 38 below as Canada endures a severe winter spell.
Negotiations among Canadian National Railways Marconi Bell Telephone the British Post Office and the BBC enable the broadcast of King George speech opening the naval parley in London to all of Canada on Tuesday morning next The plan covers London to Ya Taachiche Quebec Bell lines Montreal CFCF CN Rail network Moncton to Vancouver with Marconi transmission beginning at 6:00 a.m. EST on Jan 21.
At the police court J S Mayhew was found guilty on four counts of obtaining money by false pretences with worthless checks. He received thirty days on three counts and sixty days on the fourth, sentences to run consecutively.
London reports Gravesend Corporation debates Lords Beav erbrook policy and Rothermere protection plan. Labor councillor backs a resolution, carried amid late discussions with Mayor and others abstaining. press summaries vary in emphasis.
Assistant Postmaster General W. J. Glover, after talks with Canadian air mail officials, urged Postmaster General Brown to extend the Chicago to Winnipeg route to Winnipeg, Man. He said business should justify the extension and commended Canadian operations.
Detroit News reports an investigation into a supposed plot by a police inspector to shoot Inspector Henry J. Garvin head of a bomb squad. The story cites high police involvement and a staged shooting as part of the alleged conspiracy.
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