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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 19, 1916

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Montenegrin Fighting Persists Amid Surrender Reports

Dispatches indicate Montenegrin forces have not surrendered and Austrian terms were rejected. A conference of Finance Ministers from Germany Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria is planned in Vienna. UK officials report German casualties total about 2,636,768 with 588,986 killed and 1,566,549 wounded or missing.

Germany Austro-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Vienna Paris London Austria Montenegro Italy Exchange ‘Telegraph Company Amsterdam Austria-Hungary Harold J. Tennant House of Commons Berlin Great Britain Sweden

U F A Convention Presses for Agricultural Credits Reform

Calgary delegates to the eighth United Farmers of Alberta convention demand a concrete proposal for better agricultural credits to be placed before the provincial legislature. They back a cooperative farm mortgage system and press the premier’s sympathy while noting world conditions limit immediate relief. The debate includes strong criticism of banks and railways and supports equal suffrage and home protection for married women.

Calgary United Farmers of Alberta First Baptist Church Legislative Committee W. i. Ball West Salisbury Co-Operative Farm Mortgage Association Dominion Bank Incorporate & Bank Ball U.F.A

Diplomats Clash Over Mail Seizures Amid British Blockade

Russia and Scandinavia clash as mail from vessels seized at Kirkwall Scotland prompts vigorous diplomatic protests. Neutral circles focus on mail detention, while debates loom over novel aspects of the blockade and its conduct.

Russia Kirkwall Scotland

Ryndam of Holland-American Line Aground at Gravesend

The Ryndam is aground at Gravesend with damage details unavailable. An inspection is underway and passengers and crew are not being allowed to leave the steamer.

London Ryndam Gravesend

Two Officials Arrested in Aliens Department Case

The Daily Express reports James Dallas chief clerk in the Home Office aliens department and a Russian named Altschuler were arrested by Scotland Yard detectives. The charge details were not disclosed.

London The Daily Express James Dallas Department of the Home Office Altschuler Scotland Yard

Winnipeg Flour Prices Rise On Patents

Winnipeg January 19 flour prices rose 20 cents per barrel raising the No 1 patent brands to 3.40 per sack. Local mills and wholesalers indicated steady demand as buyers sought steady supplies of top grade flour.

Winnipeg

Senator George Riley Dies in Victoria at 73

Victoria report states Liberal Senator George Riley died in Victoria this morning at age 73. He had served in the senate representing the Liberal party and his passing is noted in local dispatches.

Victoria

Brandon Inquest Set for Fire Victims

Brandon inquest planned for this evening into the deaths of four people from Monday morning fire at Doig Rankin and Robertson premises. Injured remain hospitalized with limited recovery.

Brandon Doig, Rankin and Robertson

Winnipeg grain and futures prices across major markets

Winnipeg quotes list May and July wheat futures at 129 1 2 and 127 7 8 with cash wheat 124 1 2 No 1 to 114 1 2 No 4, oats 46 3 8 CW, flax 226 1 2, 222 7 8. Chicago and Minneapolis futures show May wheat 132 and 186, with July and other month readings.

Winnipeg Chicago Minneapolis

Anglo French fleet hunts Greek submarine bases

Athens report says an Anglo French fleet searches Greek isles inlets to locate German and Austrian submarine bases. Turks move 400 guns from Gallipoli to Xanthi near Saloniki as allied line shifts. Cleo Madison features a three act special at Dreamland tonight.

Greek Islands London Athens Gallipoli Xanthi Saloniki Cleo Madison Dreamland

Women gain equal footing in United Farmers of Alberta vote

Calgary January 19 The United Farmers of Alberta adopt an amendment to place women on the same footing as men in the organization without discussion. The convention debated agricultural credits with calls for cooperative farm credit groups and a possible state bank, as presidency contenders H W Wood and Vice President Rice were noted.

Calgary Alta United Farmers of Alberta Fream Dinonss Vickery Strome Ihs Beeat Dea The United Rmers Dewwldetin Rice

Short Course School of Agriculture Exhibition and Lectures Set

The Short Course School of Agriculture will be in Medicine Hat next week with five carloads of purebred stock for demonstrations. Lectures run daily from 10 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 with public meetings each evening led by Duncan Marshall. Domestic Science demonstrations by graduates and a nurse cover cooking sewing laundry and home nursing in the city hall sessions 10 to 11 45 and 1 80 to 3 45 daily.

Medicine Hat Duncan Marshall

Drunk and Disorderly Fined After Police Net

Frank Brecklin, caught by police yesterday with a thousand dollar wad, paid a fine of 3 dollars plus 2 dollars costs for drunk and disorderly. Pte. Munroe faced a wilful damage charge and received a warning. The issue ties to a past C. P. R. fence trouble as personnel push to stop fence crawls.

Frank Brecklin Pte. Munroe C. P.R

Interned German Prisoners Escape From Amherst

Eleven German prisoners led by Gus Hartwig escaped Amherst internment camp Tuesday morning. They dug a 150 foot tunnel under the fence, despite tight guard by soldiers. Hartwig is regarded by authorities as a particularly dangerous German spy.

St. John Gustav Hartwig Amherst Internment Camp

Hat­ter Wounded and Draftees Noted in Casualty List

Medicine Hat resident Percy Smith is listed among the draft cohort for Col. Bell's Bull Doge, also called the List of Calgary. The casualty list also mentions Jons Harvey and George Harvey among local enlistments.

Percy Smith Calgary Medicine Hat Col. Bell Jons Harvey George Harvey

Canada to punish deserters under Criminal Code

An Order in Council places Canadian deserters under the Criminal Code. Deserters face a two year penitentiary term. The measure follows instances of deserters returning after union and heading to the front. Read Dreamland's big bill on page four.

Ottawa Canada Cabes Unite Dreamland

HUOCAR Sergeants Send Christmas Messages From Front

Alberta Hussars sergeants in Alberta report Christmas ecards from members at the front. Letters praise remembrance and cigarettes while detailing trench hardships, missing horses, and anticipated drafts to replace casualties. Some content was censored. Major Mortis notes trench life is strenuous but comparable to camp life.

Alberta Hussara A. W. Chandler Chandler James Hallworth Gramson Major Mortis

Ford Peace Party Faces Disruption Over Stockholm Trip

The Ford Permanent Peace Board, allied with The Hague and London, risks disruption as four of five American members refuse to join the planned Stockholm departure. Only Dr. Charles F. Aked indicates willingness to travel for peace talks.

Hague London Stockholm Ford Permanent Peace Board Charles F. Aked

Will We Bore for Oil in Medicine Hat

A Medicine Hat meeting of local prominent citizens is planned this evening to discuss drilling for oil near the city. The talk centers on forming a large company with city as a major shareholder to fund and manage the project, aiming to reduce costs and capitalize on potential oil finds under the Medicine Hat natural gas field.

Medicine Hat Men of Means

Peter Wise Faces Cattle Stealing charge in Dunmore

Peter Wise of Dunmore, a principal defense witness in the Dunmore Hotel arson case, appeared before Inspector Shoebotham on a cattle stealing charge involving a steer owned by rancher David Trimble. Hearing completed. case adjourned for trial setup before Judge Greene.

Peter Wise Dunmore Inspector Shoebotham David Trimble Fraser Greene Mr. Webb Andrew Nelson Western Meat Market Mr. Wise Wise Nelson Corporal Craig Mr. Trimble Dan Webb First St., S. B Corral

War Preparations Show Vast Franco-Belgian Auto Army

In Flanders on January 18 a massive mobile force of automobiles valued at over 60 million dollars drives French front rear communication. The fleet spans from heavy ammunition wagons to fast runabouts and Paris buses. Each army hosts its own fully equipped repair camp with factories behind lines and around 200 mechanics working round the clock.

Flanders France Paris Spai ‘Parte

New 184th Overseas Battalion Authorized in Manitoba

Winnipeg Jan 18 report that Military District No 10 approves a fourth infantry regiment in two days. The 184th overseas battalion will be organized and recruited by W Sharpe with headquarters at Lisger Man Mr Sharpe a former Dominion member for Manitou.

Winnipeg 184Th Overseas Battalion W. Sharpe Lisger Man Sharpes Dominion House Manitou

Beven Sol… Seventh Cavalry Captured by Mexican Bandits

In Douglas Arizona January 19 news reports say soldiers of the Seventh United States Cavalry were captured near Wells by Mexican bandits. The incident details remain unclear.

Douglas Aris Beven Sol- Alerd United States Orly We Wells

Slate of 175th BATT officers rumored in Nelson Spencer unit

Rumors circulate about the coming officer slate for Nelson Spencer’s 175th Battalion with Q C Nelson Spencer as second in command and R B Davidson as Junior Major. Names include James Bruce as Adjutant and A W Gleaves as Quartermaster with others from the 63rd and several lieutenants named for the new unit.

Nelson Spencer Q.C R. B. David James Bruce John McGuire 63Rd A. W. Gleaves M. L. Bell Dr. Gershaw J. O. Watts W. Beattie Cant. Pearce W. A. Williama C. Pratt H. C. Beaumont W. C. Ben

No King's Plate Race Cancelled by King's Wishes

Toronto officials report there will be no running of the historic King's Plate in 1916 as King George V does not propose sending the business for the event. Ontario Jockey Club officials relay the decision, a surprising thunderbolt to the racing community.

Toronto King George V Ontario Jockey Club

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Ryndam Aground Senator Riley Hunt U.F. A Richard Grigg Dominion Ottawan Central Station Montreal Logal School OF Agriculture Amherst Hatter Huocar Fjrd Peace Party Duke OF Cumberland Albany Britain Gattle Gondtant Lisgar L& Gol. Spencer
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