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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
1
Ardrot at Sn Will Air Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR hints at a program or event titled Ardrot at Sn Will Air Tuesday. Details are unclear, with no solid names, places, or times readable.
Liberals Claim Gov Majority In Canadian Crisis
The Canadian House debates Meighen’s non confidence amendment as Liberal supporters claim an eight to nine vote margin. Progressives meet for caucus and show no clear stance with few indicating opposition to the measure amid a tense session and cheering in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dan
Arthur Meighen
Commons
A. M. Carmichael
Kindersley, Sask
Mr. Carmichael
Carmichael
Deepening of Elkwater Lake to Raise Water Level
Dr. Gershaw works for Ot tawa constituency interests and reports a province level push to deepen Elkwater Lake. A morning letter notes talks with Minister Charles Stewart and others about funding and feasibility. Officials already surveyed sites and project would raise water by several feet to restore former level and expand area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gershaw
Ottawa
Terrill
Charles Stewart
Finlassen
Gibson
Meek
Dominion Water Power and Reclamation Service
Elkwater Lake
Groud
Co operation Seen as Path to Relief for Farmers
Washington reports that the National Council of Farmers Co operative Marketing Associa tion, selling today, argues that relief for farmers comes only through cooperative marketing and not via rarity funneling or federal handouts. Robert Bingham of Louisville announces the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
Conneth Or
Farmers Co-operative Marketing Association
Robert Bingham
Louisville
A Second Messiah Proclaimed at Adyar
The Daily Sketch reports a young Hindu named J. Keishnamund proclaimed the second Messiah at Adyar in British India yesterday, though no direct statement to this effect is printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yshe Daily Sketch
J. Keishnamund
Adyar
Inding
Cost Of Sending Sir Wm Petersons Body Back To Britain
Ottawa reports the cost of transporting the body of Sir William Peterson to England last year totaled 4891 dollars as unforeseen expenses. The House of Commons was told this amount covered the shipping magnate's remains and was not included in prior estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wm. Peterson
Britain
Ottawa
Wiliam Peterson
Nugland
New Gen Manager Named at Bank of Commerce Toronto
Sidney Logan of New York has been named general manager of the Bank of Commerce. The appointment was announced by Sir John Aird at the bank’s annual meeting. Logan, born in Springhill Nova Scotia in 1864, succeeds in part to the joint post held since the life president Sir Edmund Walker’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Dan
Sidney Logan
New York
Canadian Bank of Conaveree
John Aird
Logan
Springhill
N.S
Edmund Walker
Doln
School Board Considers Night Classes and Teacher Policy
The board discussed night music classes at the request of Mr. Bullen and appointed Louch to study carpentry night classes. They referred Monere Lodge’s building price and asked for equipment at the High School. Two trustees will attend the Alberta School Trustees Association meeting in Edmonton on Feb 2, with a policy to track teacher applications and qualifications. Dr. Gershaw is granted three months leave. December attendance across schools shows total 2480 with various shifts and changes and a high daily average of 6.76 by Miss Fulton for 47 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Bullen
Louch
Monere Lodge
Toronto St
Sullivan
Alberta School Trustees Association
Edmonton
Perren Baker
Gershaw
Lang
High Schook
Itty Public Cn
Vitteen
Spuperport
Wespey
Ilness
Wording of Hertig Abdication Demanded by Allies
A Vienna despatch reports diplomats from allied powers in Budapest demand the abdication of Admiral Hertig as Regent of Hungary. The消息 underscores diplomatic pressure shaping royal authority during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jan. V
Hertig
Hungary
Voorwaerts
Vienna
Budapest
Chinese general massing forces near Tientsin
The Evening News from Tientsin reports General Li Ching Ling has gathered 40 000 troops in Shantang province and plans to attack Tientsin after a defeat by Feng Yu Hsiang. The report cautions of an imminent military maneuver and regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tientsin
China
Li Ching Ling
Feng Yu Hsiang
Shantange
Moderate Rally as Market Closes in Winnipeg
Winnipeg closes with a moderate rally in wheat after early declines. May futures near 1.56 to 1.58, July around 1.56, and October at 1.88, as weak Liverpool cables and limited foreign support curb gains. Cash wheat offerings remain heavy with light demand and firm coarse grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Hecht
Ontario to curb use of American coal supply
Ontario plans to reduce reliance on United States anthracite for its annual coal supply. The statement notes a cap of fifty percent and discusses potential effects of the U.S. miners' strike on future energy sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Toronto
White
United States
Tre
Oromo Uneurprosed Association votes on existence
In Ottawa in January five members of the Oromwa Uneurprosed Association reached a disputed decision on membership eligibility. The group voted on its own existence by a slim margin, with two votes in favor and the rest opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jan
Lriving
Ture
Harsh Winter Storm Moves From Manitoba to Ontario
A miniature blizzard swept across southern Manitoba last night with a drop in temperature. The cold wave moved east to the Grey Lakes region, centering today near White River and Cochrane where readings reached 36 and 28 below zero respectively, with generally severe conditions across the Lakes district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Grey Lakes
White River
Coeherene
Cabinet Declares Death Penalty for Two Pirates
The cabinet reviews the murder case of Captain Gillies of the ship G. White and upholds the death sentence for Owen Baker and Lares Sowast. Morris, sentenced the same day, will not be executed as the sentence is commuted to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Fr. Baker
Lares S. Sowast
Noa Amiest
Charles Morris
Effis
Tas
Gillies
Erst G. White
Vagrant Suspect Fined and Imprisoned in City Court
Afficoueen of Winnipesaki appeared before Captain Parker at the railroad company court this afternoon charged with vagrancy. He was fined $10 and costs, with two months imprisonment accepted. John Sen, who had posed as a Department of Justice agent, was arrested by Sergeant Lillis and brought up on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afficoueen
Winnipesa
Parker
RR. Com.p
Johnsen
Department of Justice
Sergi
Lillis
Six Perished in Clarkstown Fire Tragedy
Six people died in a Clarkstown fire that destroyed the two story home of Mrs. Albert Tanguay on Cecil Street. Four bodies were recovered early, with others injured and rushed to Water Street hospital. Mrs. Tanguay jumped from a window and survived. cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Albert Tanguay
Cecil Street
Clarkstown
Parent
Water Street Hospital
Hattie Tanguay
Band of Mexicans Wiped Out by Federal Troops
Mexico City dispatch reports a band of bandits who raided a Guadalajara to Mexico City train killed in fighting with federal troops. Many dead bodies and burned cars described. survivors recount horrific scenes as four thousand troops in pursuit under President Calles. Foreigners largely spared though valuables seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Guadalajara
H. Sharron
Bank of Montred
Yuresuara
Gom. Wryokeop Oof Berry Ville
Tt Wis
Winkoop
Sawio
Gino
Calles
Michoacan
Aiisco
Guerrero
San Francisco Board Limits Teacher Dress Codes
Substitute teachers in the San Francisco school department were urged to tone down their dress after a board of education meeting. Short skirts and hose were targeted while the attire of regular teachers was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francesco
Dan
San Francisco
Board of Education
Weather summary for Canadian cities shows mixed skies
Forecast notes fog in Vancouver and cloudy conditions in Saskatoon and Winnipeg. Temperatures rise across Manitoba and Alberta with little change expected today and Wednesday. Calgary and Edmonton expected clear to fair conditions with modest highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Fog
Edmonton
Calgary
Clear
Medicine Flat
Fair
Lethbridge
Swift Current
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alta
Harvard professor argues heredity as cancer basis
Prof I C Strong of Harvard University maintains that heredity forms the whole basis of cancer in a column feature. The item appears in The News Want Ad section under Columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Strong
Harvard University
Rotary bids farewell to Rev. Wilson from local club
Rotary accepted the resignation of Rev. Thos. Wilson after nearly seven years as a valued member. He departs for Vancouver to begin new work. Chas. C. Pingle Mo. L. A. returned and was warmly welcomed after a serious illness. A musical program by Chas. Harper and Jed Holmes delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Wilson
Vancouver
Hotarian
Chas. C. Pingle
Mo. L. A
Rotary
Anthracite Strike Conference Adjourns Without Settlement
The anthracite joint conference in New York resumed negotiations on December 24 and adjourned today without a settlement or date to renew talks. After 11 days in session operators and miners remained deadlocked over who should administer the industry, and disruption was expected at every session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unemployment Hits Sydney Collieries As Mines Close
Sydney Nova Scotia January 12 acute unemployment threatens the workers of Sydney mines. Princess Colliery closed down indefinitely Monday and Florence colliers will have only six days of class work each month. About 2,000 men are employed in two mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S
Princess
Florence
Directors Meet on Thursday in Medicine Hat Chamber
The Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce directors will meet at the Cecil Hotel at P2215 on Thursday, Jan 14th. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming initiatives and chamber affairs with attendees from local business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
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Prince of Wales
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Charles
Ingeborg
Gustav
Sweden
Christian
Denmark
Hworthy
Ling Comes
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OH. Chlompson
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Col
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Baker
Sowash
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Rev
Wilson
Medicine Hat Lodge
A.F
A.M
G.B.A
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