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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1922

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Ruhr Crisis Deepens as France Seizes Key Industries

The Inter Allied Rhineland commission orders seizure of customs receipts and takes control of forests. French and Belgian authorities push to occupy Ruhr coal mines with court martial threats for noncompliance. Rail stations and company offices reportedly seized amid mounting tension in the Ruhr.

Coblenz Inter-Allied Rhineland Commission Rhineland Essen Ruhr Tondon Reuter Ruhr Valley France Economic Commission Great Britain United States Paris Rhine Germany

Talbot Elected Speaker of Manitoba Legislature

Winnipeg January 18 Manitoba entered a new era as the 17th legislative assembly opened with Sir James Atkins the lieutenant governor presiding. P A Talbot MLA for Le Verendrye was chosen as speaker amid Bracken reign and the transition from the Norrie government following public will retreat.

Winnipeg Manitoba Legislative Assembly James Atkins John Bracken P. A. Talbot M.L.A le Verenice

Washington U Doctors Endorse Insulin Cure Claim

Genera economic conclusions from Washington University medical department physicians say insulin may cure diabetes and no one need die from the disease. Insulin has been used in 12 cases in St. Louis as of January 18.

Washington University St. Louis

Conference Arranged for Pay Adjustments in Montreal

Montreal January 18 agreement reached between Canadian Pacific Railway representatives and the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees to arrange a conference next week in Montreal to discuss adjustments of pay.

Montreal Canadian Pacific Railway Th Brotherhood of Railway Jay

Disappearance of German mark cited by exchange dealers

In New York on January 48, foreign exchange dealers reported the virtual disappearance of the German mark as a medium of trade. The mark was quoted at 2 cents per unit, about 23,900 to the U.S. dollar, marking another extreme low record.

New York United States

Portuguese Fear for Mozambique Sparks Lisbon Dispatches

Dispatches from Lisbon report friction between the Union of South Africa and Portuguese colonial officials over Mozambique. Reports claim Britain could use force to seize the colony. Britain denies any intent to challenge Portugal. Mozambican officials favor talks with South Africa to regulate relations and mutual interests.

London Lisbon Union of South Africa Mozambique South Africa British South Africa Portugal Chamber of Deputies Brito Camacho Smuts Transvaal Mozambigue British Central Great Britain Loureneo Marquez

Schooner Telvetig Sinks with All Hands Lost

Norfolk officials believe the eleven crew members of the schooner Telvetig perished when the vessel capsized off the Virginia coast during a February storm. A derelict sighted near the winter quarter pilot ship last Monday was identified as Helvetia, which sailed from New York December 13 bound for Charleston. It is being towed to Norfolk by the coast guard cutter Manning.

Norfolk Telvetig Coast Guard Virginia Helvetia New York Charleston

Kelly Estate Valued At Over One Million Dollars

In Vancouver on January 19 the will of Robert Kelly head of Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd. left an estate valued at 1,062,748 gross and 800,201 net. The will names the immediate family as principal beneficiaries.

Vancouver Robert Kelly Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd

Danish eggs numbered to trace origin to farm

Danish eggs use a special system where each egg can be traced back to the originating farm, linking the product to its source for quality and accountability.

Curling clash ends in extra end as Porter defeats Allan

Last night’s curling program featured a tight match in which E R D Porter beat T G Allan in an extra end marking Allan’s first defeat of the series. Other results showed Dowson 12 Ready 7 and Thirlwell 12 Yeo 9 with Porter 9 Allan 8 in a Burny competition. Tonight’s draws schedule seven oclock Burns and nine oclock Colts events with multiple pairings and winners advancing.

E. R. D. Porter T. G. Allan Tom Seaggn Burny E.N. Dowsqy T. V. Ready P. Yeo EB. R.D. Porter G. Snowdon Hill H. Harrison J. A. Bell J. M. Taylor E. W. Stacey Hume Plagle P. B. J. Harding C. G Murphy G. W. McClafferty Geo. Preston A. B.daléeil

Tragic Fire Claims Young Child in Hamilton

Three year old William Cattery died after a fire started by an overheated stovepipe destroyed his Hamilton home while his mother was away at the dentist yesterday.

Hamilton Déptist William Cattery

Tragic death linked to mercury poisoning in domestic incident

A string of fragments reports a young man named Courcey 26 involved in a death by his own action. The account mentions poison intake from mercuric chloride tablets and a troubling domestic context.

Courcey

Clearing house returns this week and comparisons

Returds from the clearing house show $286,790 this week vs $344,939 last week and $870,467 for the corresponding week last year, reflecting a year over year trend.

Wool markets show continued activity in Canada and abroad

The Canadian co operative Wool Growers Limited reports improved demand for wool after 1920 and 1921 declines. Early 1923 shows firm foreign markets and active sales with Cannadian wool sales reaching 200000 pounds in the first half of January while Canadian stocks remain low.

Toronto Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited

Horned rabbit on display in Simcoe exhibit

A remarkable horned rabbit is on display in Simcoe Ontario. The animal weighs about twelve pounds and has two well developed horns resembling those of a calf.

Simcoe, Ont

Funeral of Hon. W. C. Kennedy at Windsor

Ottawa reports the death of W C Kennedy minister of railways and canals. Funeral in Windsor expected Monday or Tuesday. W G Pugsley to meet Kennedy’s body in Washington. cabinet notes a first break since Mackenzie King government formed December 29 1921.

W.C. Kennedy Windsor Ottawa W. C. Kennedy Montreal Kennedy Kennedy Makea Mackenzie King Vacans Department of Railways and Canals Canadian National Railways G P. Graham National Defence

Italian steamship Giuseppe Verdi rescues Montello crew

The Italian steamer Giuseppe Verdi reached New York and reported rescuing the entire crew of the station freighter Montello at 11 a.m. Wednesday after the Montello was reported sinking at that hour.

New York

United Farmers of Alberta elects new executive panel

Calgary reports Bevington Harris and Mc Daniel join C J Harris on the Executive Committee of the United Farmers of Alberta. I W Wood is reelected president after a controversy over Bevington's nomination. The meeting supports a national United Farmers of Canada and funds to wipe out a debt of ten thousand dollars. Two wheat board resolutions pass with debate.

Calgary Bevington C. J. Harris H. C. McDaniel United Farmers of Alberta Messrs Bevington Harris United Farmers of Canada Memorial Hall U.F.A I. W. Wood George Bevington Wood Rico Sheppard Strathcona Bess Woods WY. F C. Resolvation Farmers’ Movement Wheat Board Unite Farmers of Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Suitelels Sea Alberta Prairie Menitota

Silver Foxes Arrive as Medicine Hat Farm Stocked

The Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Company farm west of the deity will be completely stocked by eighteen foxes on tonight's train arriving for the operation.

The Medicine Hat Silver Black Fox Company

Weather report notes cold wave across western regions

The Yukon cold wave moves into western provinces causing zero degrees in many areas. Forecast calls for mostly fine but very cold conditions today and Friday with clear to cloudy skies across cities like Winnipeg Calgary Lethbridge Saskatoon and Edmonton.

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