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21 Jan 1925
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
1
New Provincial Act Suggested in Edmonton Speech
Attorney General Brownlee states a new Provincial Act may replace the disallowed Industrial Act in the coming Legislature session. He notes prior discussions but says Dominion-wide rules already apply, reducing perceived need for a provincial measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Brownlee
Privy Council
London
London unrest and Ontario hydro ruling reported
London officials arrest in Indore tied to Bombay Alco affair. Abdul Kady Bain shot in January turmoil. Four British officers wounded. Munta Begin identified among wounded. Ontario Hydro appeal loses. Privy Council deems Lemieux Act invalid except in national emergency. Canadian government weighs next steps under Industrial Disputes framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
London
Dan
Indore
Indi
Maharajil
Bombay
Alco Ad
Tim Veath
Abiddhdir Bata
Eppnteh
Mahasajah
Abdul Kady Bain
Toring
Vohman
Munta
Begin
Alberta
Brown- Ige
Labor
Canadian Prass Cable
Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission
Ontario Appelate Court
Ottawa
Wood Reconfirmed as UFA President Amid Alberta Convention
Henry W. Wood was unanimously elected president of the United Farmers of Alberta for 1925 at Calgary, his ninth consecutive year in the chair. The convention also reappointed Mrs. R. Be Gun as President of the United Farm Women and debated policy on provincial school district administration, railway proposals, and parliamentary coordination with other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Canading Press
N. W. Wood
United Famers of
Alberta
Wood
U.E.A
R. Be Gun
Weuka Mation
United Farm Women
Marly
Hudson Bay Railway
Thorn Way
Memor
U. FA
U.F.A
UIA
U.pa
Nationa
Tasway
Enother
Wee
Brest
HS W. Wood
Secon
Thid Proudh
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Lew Hutchison
Wheat Pool
Wheat Board
William Irvine
M.P
Labor
Calgary East
S. McKenzie
Victoria
G. H. Schofield
Irvin
V.F.A
Central Board
Irvine
John Ward
Donald Cameron, Jr
Congregations vote on United Church across Canada
Reports tabulated by the Imperial Union Bureau show 791 congregations voting to enter the United Church of Canada and 215 voting against. Provinces list British Columbia 22 For 38 Agest. Alberta 0. Saskatchewan 315 For 11 Agest. Ontario 260 For 162. New Brunswick 51 For 16. Nova Scotia 66 For 16. Prince Edward Island 4 For 0. Totals indicate broad national movement toward church union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Imnarcd Union Bureau For
Alberta
Baskatchewan
Ontario
Nebec
Nova Scotia
Prince Baward
St Barnabas Church to Build Rectory at About $8,000
At the annual meeting of St Barnabas Church last night a new rectory was approved with an estimated cost of $8,000. A building committee and a way and means group were named as the parish noted increased giving and renewed activity across departments. The parish hall was renovated and a kindergarten ministry started for children under six, while new classes began for youths. Elected officers include A Walcot as rector's warden and W A Church as people's warden. Synod delegates and auditors were chosen, and parish boundaries were to align with Holy Trinity up to the CPR track by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas Church
Messrs. Church
Walcot
Napier
Pearce
E.W. Stacey
R. Emes
Way and Means
Teach Organization
A. Walcot
W. ‘A. Church
Masays F. Thirlwell
Monkley
Rearce
Smithson
Moralie
Norman Davis
Webster Niblock
Lawrence
A.taylor
EB. O. Williams
P. McQueen
Samuel Bedour Dies of Burns After Ontario Fire
Samuel Bedour, a settler in Sochrane Ont, died in hospital from burns and exposure after a cabin fire that killed his wife and children last Friday. He escaped the blaze and walked a mile barefoot in icy weather to a neighbor's home, recalling the roof collapse over the bed where his family lay.
Des Patle Charged Over Infant Found in Stove
In Hall Quebec January 21 a 17 year old Alirore Des Patle of St Merre De Wakefield is under arrest for allegedly destroying the body of her dead baby by burning it in a kitchen stove. A manslaughter charge is expected. She reportedly admitted hiding the wrapped infant in her father's barn to conceal it from her parents.
New Cable Connects Canada With Italy and Spain
Winnipeg reports a new high speed telegram cable linking Canada with Spain and Italy, reducing transmission times. Officials say the direct line from New York to the Azores and Spain is now open, enabling direct Canada Italy messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canada
Spain
Italy
Canadian National Telegraph
Western Union
New York
Azores
Driffs
Saledhlo Township Noted for Unbroken Year of Life
Rome reports Saledhlo in Novara province as the happiest spot in the world. In 1923 none of the 40 inhabitants died and in 1924 none married, marking consecutive years with zero deaths and zero marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Saledhlo
Novara
Weather summary for Manitoba and Alberta forecast
The report lists multiple cities with conditions such as cloudy and clear and temperatures ranging from 28 to 47. It notes a shifting low mood vanishing eastward and signs that high pressure from the north will bring cooler temperatures. Northwest winds in Manitoba and Saskatoon with Alberta experience northerly winds and colder conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vangouwger
Merida
Victoria
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg, Clear
Manitoba
Sask
Alberta
Treaty outlines Soviet Congo style oil and coal royalties
Peking reports a treaty between Tappa and Bassa Wraytane resuming diplomatic ties. The accord covers a four to six year term with Soviet consent to exploit fields and joint ventures. Coal royalties rise to eight percent, oil 5 to 15 percent, with duties waived for waterfall related enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tappa
Bassa Wraytane
Inquest Hears Cornish Poisoning Likely Strychnine Case
A jury at the police court found that William Chancey Cornish died January 15 1925 at 860 Braemar Street from strychnine poisoning. Evidence included analysis showing thirty one grains in his stomach and eyewitness medical testimony describing convulsions and rapid death. Coroner Dr Boyd presided with Crown lawyer C S Blanchard presenting the Alberta analyst's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chancey Cornish
Braemar St
W. C.’ Cornish
R. C. Black
M E Isomer
J. W. Barrow
Jd. A. Bell
Boyd
W. F. Foster
Blanchard
J. A. Kelso
Edmonton
Dr. Boyd
Dr. Boyd Consented and Mrs. Cornish
Mr. Blanchard
Kelso
W. (. Cornish
Gershaw
Canadian Wheat and Oats Output Reported for 1923 24
The Canadian Press dispatch details the Dominion Bureau of Statistics second forecast for 1923-24 crop outputs. Wheat totals reach 191,135,000 bushels from 17,084,800 acres. oats 74,667,000 bushels from 2,747,300 acres. linseed 53,584,000 bushels from 5,350,900 acres, with five year averages cited for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaway
Way
Rominton Bureau of Statistics
fFor
Gianaian Dade
Tineuog
Alves
Millionaire Moe Turman Linked to Major Business Empire
Moe Turman, son of a Chicago rabbi and president of Young Judea, reportedly confessed to authorities about a vast enterprise. He reportedly headed a finance and service company with total business around 1.3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moe Turman
Chicago
Young Judea
Brooklyn
World Comeshto, ng Way Aven: pur refit effects
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