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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 1926

Page

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Test of Liberal Control Put Off Till Thursday

Ottawa details delaying the Meighen non confidence motion amid Liberal and Progressive caucus discussions. debate resumes with Carmichael and Meighen response to fourteen points. Progressives split on how to vote while speculation grows on final parliamentary outcome. Continued in Ottawa.

Arthur Meighen Ottawa B. M. Macdonald Fron Charles Stewart J. A. Robb R.S. White Mount Royal Montreal B. Bennett A. M. Carmichael Kindersley Meighen House of Common Progressive Party Can. Press Alt Nation Fan

Print history offered for a Toronto carpenter image

Frank Blaze of Imper ial Company's local staff writes to the News about a reproduced picture owned by Henry Smith. Blaze notes a rare print published by Lenzman Hurst Rees and Orme in London January 6 1810 and asks the paper to pass the information to Mr Smith when possible.

Frank Blaze Imperiaal Company Henry Smith Toronto Paul Ruben Lenzman Hurst

Waltham Doctor Severely Injured by X-ray Work

Dr. James A. Day is hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital after X-ray exposure during research. He has amputations of his lower right arm and three fingers of his left hand and faces limited chances of recovery.

Boston James A. Day Waltham Massachusetts General Hospital

Cardinal Mercier Improves After December Stomach Operation

Cardinal Mercier's condition in Brussels eased with normal temperature and stronger pulse. He could take more nourishment than earlier. The prelate underwent surgery on December 29 to correct a stomach lesion.

Brussels Cardinal Mercier

Empress of Asia Rams Tungshung in Yangtse Collision

The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Asia collided with the Tungshung near Black Point on the Yangtse river. The Tungshung sank with ten Chinese sailors drowned while the Empress of Asia continued to Vancouver after minor repairs. several lives were saved by the liner's crew.

Shanghai Empress of Asia Black Point Yangtse Indo-China Steam Navigation Co Hongkong Vancouver

Weaker Tone on Wheat Market in Winnipeg Trade

Light export demand and Argentine offerings softened wheat prices in Winnipeg. After a three cent drop, May, July and October contracts rebounded but foreign buyers remained inactive as short covering fueled a mid session rally. Coarse grains followed the wheat trend with dull, active trading respectively.

Winnipeg Kent United States

Three-Engined Fokker to Arm Polar Flight

Earl Rossman named official motion picture photographer for the expedition. A. Malcolm Smith, veteran Alaskan explorer, to command the snow motor expedition carrying gasoline and supplies across Alaska for Capt. King.

Fokker Earl Rossman Huntsman A. Malcolm Smith Snow Motor Alaska Capt. King

Len Sharland Elected President of the G W V A

The final annual meeting of the G W V A elected officers with Len Sharland as President and Hon. President Premier J Brownlee. Other posts went to J Bannan W Lauder J W Wright and E Keal with entertainment chaired by D Bedford. A Unity committee was formed to advance amalgamation into the Canadian Legion with a banquet proposed to mark the transition.

J. Brownlee L. Sharland J. Bannan W. Lauder J. W. Wright J. Henderson G.W.V.A Henderson Sharland Baker Unity Committee Pingle Comade Bruce Canadian Legion British Empire Service League J. Bruce E. F. Nicholson J. Sharp H. Whiffen W Harper J. Lyon

Nicotine Enemy to Beauty Warns National Chief

New York officials warn that continued smoking ages women’s appearance. Joseph Byrne, managing director of the National Beauty Shop Owners convention, notes tobacco faces become taut and sallow. Features deepen into sharper lines, lips pale, corners wrinkle, and eyes acquire a fixed stare.

New York Joesphe Byrne Qwnest’ Convention

Former Legislators Meet With Acting Premier Hoadley

Edmonton gathering at Parliament build ings included former members from central and southern regions meeting Acting Premier Hoadley to discuss province affairs.

Edmonton Hoadley

University Students Stage Fake Hold Up at Alberta

Arthur Willis and Robert Hill, freshmen at the University of Alberta, staged a fake holdup and shooting near the university dorms causing a citywide alarm. Police chased a false suspect. both confessed and pleaded guilty to discharging firearms within city limits and were remanded for sentence.

Edmonton Newso Calgary Arthur Willis University of Alberta Shute Primrose Suummons Universty Shaw Hill Willis Hdmonton Robert Hill

Grain Inspections Report Winnipeg Saturday

Winnipeg grain inspections show 797 cars of wheat inspected on Saturday with $38 of contract grade. Last year 892 cars were inspected. Coarse grains reached 136 cars, compared with 7 cars a year ago.

Winnipeg

Prolonged Heat Wave Grips Central and Northern Argentina

Buenos Aires reports an abnormally long heat spell affecting central and northern Argentina with numerous prostrations and required outdoor sleeping. A night windstorm brought momentary relief by reducing humidity.

Buenos Aires Argentina

Czarist Spy Nikulin Sentenced to Death by Court

Alexander Nikulin, charged with aiding 200 revolutionaries by sending them to their doom, was sentenced to death by the provincial court in Moscow. He confessed to betraying many revolutionists and claimed poverty forced his switch from university work to espionage.

Moscow Alexander Nikulin Mkulin

Cyclone halts Tunis rail lines and palm uprooting

A Tunisian cyclone struck South Tunisia generating a two day sandstorm that uprooted hundreds of palms in the Gafsa oasis and interrupted trains. Rain ended the storm and Fernie beer license fees were cut from 500 to 300 dollars.

Tunis North Africa Jan. H Tunisia Gafea Fernie

Royal Canadian Regiment Forms Old Comrades Association

The Royal Canadian Regiment organizes an Old Comrades Association to unite past and serving members. The Connecting File magazine reports regimental news from Canada and the association will have wide reach across the Dominion. Eligible include ex members of various battalions and allied Gloucestershire Regiment veterans. For details contact Major Hf. T. Cook in Calgary.

Royal Canadian Regiment de Brasse Kids Canada London Dominion P. F Special Service Battalion Special Service Gloucestershire Regiment Royal Canadian Regiment Hf. T. Cook M. C Headquarters Military District No. 13 Calgary

Weather Outlook for Manitoba and Western Provinces

Manitoba forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures. Saskatchewan and Alberta expect dry, pleasant conditions with mild daytime temperatures today and Tuesday.

Manitoba Sask Alta Patr Mile

Investigation into Charlies Garland and April Warm Association

Allentown authorities probe Charley Garland and his April Warm Association after City Solicitor's recommendation to deny a charter on free love concerns. A search to locate infant Bettheda Garland’s burial is underway. District Attorney Boyle contemplates adultery charges based on a death certificate. The colony, mostly educated adults, refuses to confirm marriages, framing cohabitation as personal choice.

Allentown Charlies Garland Beaton Uallionaire April Warm Association Robert Stuare Bethelda Garland April Farm Carlind Boyle Ray Young Coopersburg Bettina Hovey Charley Garland Garland

Leap Year Week Proposed by German Spinsters

German spinsters push for a recognized leap year week to propose. They want seven days in each year dedicated to St Catherine, patroness of unmarried women, with several spinsters' groups backing the idea. The plan has reached the Government Marriage Bureau.

Berlin Government St. Catherine

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