Banquet honors Supt W J McLean at Corona Hotel
Almost two hundred CPR Medicine Hat division staff celebrated Assistant Superintendent W J McLean at a Corona Hotel banquet. Attendees included distant colleagues, Bristow praised McLean, a gold watch was presented, and musical entertainment followed the tributes as Mr. McLean issued thanks and renewed commitment to Medicine Hat's future.
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London hosts opening of naval arms conference in grand setting
London reports the Naval Disarmament Conference opening with the U S delegation led by Secretary Stimson arriving at Downing Street. Foreign Minister Grandi notes aims on naval reductions and raises hopes of progress. The King will open Parliament with a state ceremony as delegates from five powers convene at St James Palace.
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Woman admits shooting husband at Shoal Lake
Mrs May Kotucki testified at the preliminary hearing that she shot her husband several times as he waited outside his house for entry, saying he had it coming to him. The trial date has not been announced.
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A. F. Thompson
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J. Stephens
Hatton Sk
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Calgary
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Héndmwen
F. W. Gershaw
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Canada
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Pacific
Planes Set to Carry Food to Nanuk in Arctic Search
At Teller Alaska two cabin planes prepare for a 500 mile hop to the ice bound ship Nanuk off North Cape Siberia. Capt Reid and Ed Young will fly provisions to the missing aviators Garl Ben Eielson and Borland, whose return is aided by improved Arctic light. The Winnipeg rumor places A J McPhail as potential wheat wool's general manager succeeding KE Ramsay.
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Siberia
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Saskatchewan to issue a million solar farm loan bonds
Saskatchewan plans to issue bonds totaling one million dollars to fund solar farm loans. The move aims to support farmers investing in solar energy projects and reduce reliance on traditional power sources. Police detail not provided in source.
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Saskatchewan
Cypress Club Sets Annual General Meeting Tonight
The Cypress Club will hold its annual general meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the club rooms. Members are urged to attend and discuss club affairs and upcoming activities.
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Cypress Club
Bronfman Refuses Bail In Habeas Corpus Plea Start
Regina Saskatchewan January 18 Harry Bronfman of Montreal was remanded for trial on three charges stemming from alleged bribery of Cyril Knowles former Customs Inspector. Police magistrate Pickett offered bail at twenty thousand dollars but defense counsel refused. Habeas corpus proceeding will be taken immediately.
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Harry Bronfman
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Farmers National Grain Corp Raises Cash Wheat Bid
Chicago January 18 Farmers National Grain Corp raised its bid for cash wheat in the Chicago market from 1.18 to 1.20 a bushel. The corporation has been buying corn at Kansas City for some time.
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Chicago Braces for Subzero Wind Chill
An Arctic air mass plunged the Central States into subzero cold with Chicago at 16 below and colder in surrounding suburbs. Forecasters predict a gradual warming by Sunday and a return to normal by Monday as workers cope with dangerous conditions.
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Oddfellows Dedicate New Temple in Medicine Hat
In Medicine Hat on Thursday January 16 the I O O F Temple was dedicated with close to two hundred attendees from Walsh Irvine Winnifred and Redcliff. Grand Master M. Schroder led the ceremony with many Alberta officials present. Silver trowel and veteran jewels were presented signaling twenty five years of continuous membership before a social hour followed the service.
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Lethbridge
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J. Monteith
Dave Smithson
Privy Council Hearing on Western Freight Rates Ends Without Decision
Ottawa hearing on the Western freight rate appeal concluded with no ruling. Counsels for provinces and railways argued whether the Privy Council should set general principles or intervene in rate details. Canadian Pacific and Canadian National urged respect for Railway Commission findings while British Columbia farmers pressed for lower grain rates to boost dairying and exports.
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Montreal jurists hear case on tramways damages
Montreal Superior Court considered a damages suit by Paul Levecille over a child born with deformed feet. The plaintiff alleged the deformity resulted from the mother’s fall from a tram car two generations earlier, during January in Montreal.
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Paul Levecille
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Treal Tramways Company
Keebse
Lang addresses Dunmore School on education issue
MP Hector Lang addressed a Dunmore School audience on an education issue affecting the province. Gershaw and Mr Henry Cavan chaired the meeting while Jack Alexander raised a question on higher grades in schools. A vote of thanks drew hearty applause before a social hour with dancing.
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Hector Lang
M.P
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Henry Cavan
Éert Jude
Jack Alexander
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Carpetball Association Meeting Scheduled at City Mall
A Carpetball Association meeting is set for 4:00 p.m. at City Mall. Attendees will discuss ongoing business and appointment of a representative. the executive committee will be present.
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Peterson Fined for Trespassing in Court Yard Incident
A local court fined Peterson after a trespassing incident at a yard near a police court. The case involved a confrontation outside the premises and resulted in a monetary penalty.
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Wheat price report from Winnipeg trade on January 18
Winnipeg market notes a bid for wheat at 180 with a contract value of 1 150 gars amid January trading. The fragment records are incomplete but indicate a price and quantity for wheat.
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Unclear fragmentary text from historic page
Fragmentary OCR reading hints at names places and a lake mention in western Canada, with references to Mary and a trapper. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome emerges.
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