Alderman Rae Moves to Link City Council with Industry
Ald. Rae proposes a nine member committee with Mayor, four council members and two representatives from both the Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Manufacturers' Association to improve relations between Medicine Hat and industry. The panel will study existing industrial issues, report to council, and seek new plants, starting with Medalla Potteries Ltd and expanding to attract fresh industries.
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Manufacturers’ Association and
Chamber OF Commerce
Ald. Rae
Ald. McCombs
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Ald
McCombs
Currie
Ireland
Black
Rae
Hole
Medalla Potteries Ltd
Alki
Somnzy
Manufacturers’ Association
Medicine Hat
Sam
Plane Collides With Eagle. Two Airmen Die in India
In Risalpur two military airmen died when their plane collided with a large eagle at about 800 to 890 feet during a formation descent. One airman jumped but his parachute failed. the other pilot was killed as the craft crashed. Sergeant Red Wien and Corporal Jeffrey were named in the report.
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There
India
Associated Press
Risalpur
Red Wien
Jeffrey
Wheat Car Totals Report for Winnipeg Grain Year
Winnipeg figures for the year show 544 wheat cars moved, compared with 162 last year. Other grain totals include 286 contracted, 244 graded, 31 and 15 cars for unspecified categories, plus barley 28 and 80, flax 2 and 1, rye 3 and 4, and other grains nil and 1.
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Winnipeg
National Prohibition Panel Fails to Agree on Enforcement
The U S National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement reports to President Hoover that members disagree on enforcing the eighteenth amendment. Some call for immediate revision to allow prohibition, others want a renewed enforcement trial. several favor repeal proposals.
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Washington, D.C
Ken Clark
National Commission On Law Observance and Enforcement
Hoover
United States
Congress
Newton D. Baker
Monte Lemman
Henry W. Anderson
Ada L. Comstock
Anderson
Miss Comstock
Radcliffe College For Women
National Commission
National Treasury
William 8. Kenyon
Frank d. Loesch
Kenneth MacIntosh
Paul J. McCormick
Roscoe Pound
Indian Plot Revealed in Bombay Trial
Twenty five Indians including merchant Mulraj Karsahdas go on trial in Bombay charged with plotting to establish an independent Congress Government in India. A New York letter and police papers describe plans to kill officials and seize cash via Treasury bills and to distribute weapons within the organization.
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Bombay
India
Associated Press
Mulraj Karsahdas
Congress
New York
Emphasiz
Treasury
Bandits Loot Town Near Kweiteh China
Bandits killed and wounded 400 people and kidnapped 1000 others in a town 20 miles south of here. A garrison of 10 000 soldiers did not oppose the outlaws as Ho han Province endures its coldest spell in twenty years with many deaths reported.
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Kweiteh
China
Hohan
Press Echoes MacDonald India Policy After Conference
London January 20. The British government's self government policy for India proclaimed by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald after closing the Indian round table conference drew wide praise in the press today. Liberal, Labor and Conservative organs alike commended his careful outline of possible steps.
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London
India
Ramsay MacDonald
Ottawa Civil Service Scandal Leads to Arrests in Post Office Exams
A Montreal led scheme tied to Civil Service exams surfaces as Leo Bouchard and Lionel Chartrand are arrested in Ottawa for conspiracy to defraud. Charges allege candidates paid agents to fill papers for civil service posts, with hundreds named and many to be discarded. R. V. Sinclair to represent the Crown.
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Ottawa
Jah
Post Office Department
Jong
Leo Bouchard
Civil Service
Royal
Secor
Art
Montre
Givi! Service Commission
Farlier
Lionel Chartrand
Aylmer
Que
Govennment Service
Bouchard
Fhre
Portal
Montreal
Chartrand
Two men found guilty of breaking and entering in Medicine Hat
Anton Hanson of Stewart Valley Sask and Walter Demaris were convicted in the police court of breaking and entering at the old Medicine Hat Brewery. Hanson received one year and Demaris sixty days. Copper and brass stolen from the brewery were traced to Calgary and sold to the American Hide and Fur Co. referee.
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Anton Hanson
Stewart Valley
Sask
Walter Demaris
Hanson
Demaris
Medicine Hat
Bemaris
Calgary
American Hide and Fur Co
Denijaris
Cslgary
Ellis
Four Die in Bedroom Fire Over Shop in Maidstone
A family of four parents and two children perished in a bedroom over a shop in Maidstone England after a blast of flames trapped them. Soldiers discovered the blaze and attempted entry but were repelled by the intense heat before firefighters reached the sleeping victims.
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Maidstone
Eing
Associated Press
Gandhi loses weight on prison fare in India
Ahmadabad January 20 Mahatma Gandhi has lost eight pounds on the prison fare at Yer Oda near Poona where he is confined friends here reveal today He now weighs about 96 pounds The famous nationalist leader lives on curds and milk and works 16 hours daily.
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Ahmadabad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yer Oda
Poona
King Loses Old Friend as Sir Charles Cust Dies
London January 20 The King mourns the death of Sir Charles Cust equerry to His Majesty since 1892 He and the King were old naval cadets and shipmates during the King’s service Sir Charles died leaving a bachelor and his baronetcy extinct.
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London
Charles Cust
Charles
Feared Steamer Tatra Believed Lost Near Piraeus
Athens January 20. The German steamer Tatra, reported in distress nearierasos Island, was feared lost today with no further word. A two day tempest sunk several sailing vessels off the coast and four boats at Piræus harbor. The steamer Urania drove ashore at Marathos. No casualties reported.
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Athens
Greece
Jal
Iériphos Island
Livre
Atuica
Piraes Harvar
Urania
Marathos
Messina
Plans for U S wheat stabilization to aid millers
Chicago Jan 20 Plans were in the works for a government sponsored grain stabilization corporation to lend millers several million bushels of wheat. The move aims to help Millers National Federation members compete in export trade with Canada and other nations where prices are lower.
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Chicago
Til
United States
Millers' National Federation
Canada
Rugby Star Ronald McPherson Found Dead in Toronto
Ronald B. McPherson, renowned Canadian rugby figure and former University of Toronto coach, was found dead in his garage in Toronto. Police and Chief Coroner M. M. Crawford investigate the death, McPherson aged 29, once with MacDonald and McPherson mining brokerage.
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Toronto
Ont
Ronald B. McPherson
University of Toronto
To-Ay
McPherson
MacDonald and McPherson
Cook Improves After Amputation of Leg
A. J. Emperor Cook, British miners leader, had his right leg amputated yesterday. He bore the strain well with a fair night and satisfactory condition today in London.
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Cook
London
A. J
City Rotary event features mayor and officials
Mayor Bullivant and Alderman Black with Superintendent Shepherd of the Gas dept spoke at the Rotary gathering. They discussed Kevin gas fields drilling costs, Edmonton Calgary energy debates, and plans to fund new wells. The mayor urged local support for municipal finances and unemployment aid amid a harsh winter.
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Rotary Nchegn
Jack Beveridge
Rotary Club
Cty
Bullivant Spok
Black
J. Shepherd
Kevin Oil and Gas
Kevin
Edmonton
Brownlee
Saskatchewan
Hospital Board reelects Beveridge to lead 1930-31
At the annual Hospital Board meeting in City Hall yesterday J. C. Beveridge was re elected president. Davis named vice president and R. M. Napier re elected secretary treasurer. Directors list announced with C. Davis and W. Huckvale among others. Reports praise hospital growth and note need for a new unit while detailing 1930 occupancy and finances.
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J. C. Beveridge
Otows
I N. Davis
H. W. D. Cox
E. L. Cope
F. Schmid
E.G. Perony
R. Arundel
J. D. Fairless
A. Rollo
W. Huckvale
G. Preston
R. C., Apken
le Beveridge
W. Cousins
J. Biterdeoh Hocton
G. Ellerton
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Western Canada
Canada
Stacey
Altholeh Previgua Boards
PowerExplosions Hit Buenos Aires Terminal Early Morning
Two explosions at Buenos Aires transport hubs injure two people. A kt train power unit failed at the Western station at 5 25 am, with ambulances rushing to the scene. A second blast occurred at another terminal within the same hour, prompting emergency response.
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Buenos Aires
Sl Amodalla Press
Penthorp Railway
Anarchists Blow Up Water Works in Havana
Anarchists set a bomb at a Havana waterworks early morning, causing significant damage and alarm but no injuries. The blast disrupted utilities and prompted urgent responses from authorities.
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Havana
Associated Press
Bash Waterway
Pt van Hellevea Din
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Page
Fragmented text from an OCR page offers no clear events or entities. Readable portions mention names like Mr Hotson and a request but lack context, dates, places, or actions to summarize a coherent event or notice.
Australian Wheat Aid Moves From State Governments
Australian wheat growers are set to receive substantial aid from state governments after the Commonwealth Bank refused to fix a fixed price. New South Wales and Victoria have begun formulating assistance measures, with Victoria aligning with the plan as of today.
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Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth
New South Wien i
Victoria
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