Senator Buchanan Addresses Medicine Hat Men’s Club on Service
Senator Buchanan spoke to the Fifth Avenue Church Men’s Club on service over wealth. He praised Canadians in agriculture science and education, urged support for teachers and churches, and urged youth to value contribution over riches.
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Senator Buchanan
Sth Ave
Fifth Avenue Church
Buchanan
Medicine Hat
Western
Canada
New York
Myr. Buchanan
Lethbridge
Fifth Ave. Men's Club
Trade Between Canada and China Urged by Delegates
Seven delegates from Canada urge negotiating a treaty to develop Canada China trade at the Kuomintang annual convention in Nanking. About 75 representatives from Chinese Nationalist Leagues in Canada attend the conclave at Canadian headquarters. The Kuomintang outside China has about 1,060,000 members and 12,000,060 Chinese abroad.
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VaNcouver
China
Canada
rie@t of
Koomintang
Nanking
Canadian
Kuomingtang
Logan Named to Senate After Cumberland Death
Ottawa January 23 Hance J Logan former Liberal member for Cumberland Nova Scotia in the House of Commons has been appointed to the Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator W B Ross Announcement was made at the Prime Minister's office today.
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Ottawa
Hance J. Logan
Cumberland
N.S
House of Commons
Senate
W. B. Ross
Many Ships Disabled on Storm Lashed Atlantic
A fierce Atlantic storm left several ships in distress. The British freighter Tees Bridge and Italian steamer Florida were reportedly in need of immediate assistance, while the American tanker Danedaike, and the Italian freighter Florida were guiding rescue efforts 800 miles east of Virginia Capes. Rescue vessels, including the America and President Harrison, pressed to reach the sinking Junnerdakde as HMS and other ships responded from Hampton Roads and Halifax.
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New York
America
Florida
Harrison
Atlantic
Tees Bridge
Cape Race
Virginia Capes
Danedaike
Plorida
Ins
Yre Fried
Acrewy
President Harrison
Dollar Line
Yorck
Norfolk
Hampton Roads Naval Station
Junnerdakde
Hamburg
Navy
Halifax
N. S
Maine
Dancaster
Philadelphia
Pensasula
Naples
Terne
Cape Breton
Medicine Hat District Wins Big Share at Seed Fair
At Edmonton’s Provincial Seed Fair last week Medicine Hat district exhibitors earned top prizes across corn and other crops. David Hol linger of Redcliff led with four firsts in corn entries including ten ears each of Yellow Flint White Flint Northwestern Dent and a fodder variety. George Worthy of Medicine Hat took second in 100 ear corn and first in ten ears Yellow Dent with Minnesota No 13. Other winners included Peter Schau Balmoral Street Allan Murray Ralph Gechter Whitla and O F Reeves Box Springs with awards in sweet corn popcorn white and yellow varieties flax seed and Green Mountain potatoes.
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Edmonton
David Hollinger
Redcliff
George Worthy
Medicine Hat
Minnesota No. 13
Peter Schau
Balmoral St
Allan Murray
Ralph Gechter
Whitla
Gechter
E. Doering
Robinson
O. F. Reeves
Box Springs
Green Mountain
Moonshiner Fined 300 and Costs at Police Court
W. Komolewsky of 1158 Elm St was fined 300 and costs for keeping liquor for sale after police raided his home and found a twenty gallon crack three quarters full of moonshine and a twelve gallon barrel nearly full. He chose three months imprisonment and was taken to Lethbridge. his wife’s similar charge was withdrawn. The analyst found alcohol well above legal limits. Magistrate Ellis doubted the vinegar defense and said the liquid was moonshine.
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W. Komolewsky
Elm St
Lethbridge
Komolowsky
Ellis
Executive Committee Meeting Called by Medicine Hat Fish and Game
The Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association announces an Executive Committee meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in The News office. Members are urged to attend.
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Medicine Hat. Fish and Game Association
Unemployed March on London In Scotland and Wales
A march of unemployed workers started in Glasgow with 150 Scottish shipyard workers and miners heading toward London. Other groups from Scotland and South Wales plan to join, aiming to press the government to boost aid for the jobless.
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Glasgow
Scotland
London
South Wales
Professor Strickland Speaks at Chamber Dinner
Professor Strickland will be the speaker at the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Assiniboia Hotel tomorrow evening starting at 6 50. He will discuss the Social Life of Insects with illustrated lantern slides and reservations are requested with Secretary Huckvale at the Chamber offices.
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Strickland
Chamber of Commerce
Assiniboia
Huckvale
King George’s Health Progress Reported Steady
Buckingham Palace official bulletin confirms King George’s condition remains stable. No further update expected before tomorrow night as doctors monitor his recovery and the public awaits further statements.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Widespread Grain Policy Debated at Moose Jaw Hearings
First woman witness Mrs. Robert M Lowe urges keeping wheat identity intact and opposing grain blending as she backs abolition of the Board of Grain Commissioners and a federal department handling farm products with a separate minister. Saskatchewan Grain Industry Commission closes after two days of hearings with new recommendations for a selling agency and government terminals at the lakes.
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Mooseow
Sask
Royal Grain Commission
Moose Jaw
Robert M. Lowe
Ieeler
Board of Grain Commissiioner
Department of Trade and Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Saskatchewan Grain Incautiry Commission
J‘oeal
Government of
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Government Backed by Large Vote Defeat of Motion
In Regina on January 23 a motion of no confidence was introduced during budget debate by Howard McConnell of Saskatoon and C. Tran of Pelly. The amendment seeking an independent audit was defeated 48 to 8, sustaining the government. The session occurred as part of legislative proceedings after a substitute motion was rejected.
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Regina
Howard McConnell
Saskatoon
C. &. Tran
Pelly
House
McConnell
Legislative Assembly
Justice Walsh Finds Booher Not Hypnotized at Statements
Vernon Booher on trial for the murder of his mother, brother, and two hired men was ruled not under hypnotic influence when he incriminated himself to Constable Olsen. Doctors for the Crown testified against hypnotization. Booher showed distress in court as Alex Hay linked evidence.
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Edmonton
Vernon Booher
Olsen
A.P.P
Justice Walsh
James Gordon McKay
New Westminster Mental Hospital
British Columbia
Howard Hepburn
Booker
Langsner
Edward Mason
Calgary
Booher
Gessner
Honolulu
Fedmonton
Alex Hay
Mannville
Vernon Booker
Criminal Court
H. H. Hepburn
Hepburn
Influenza Epidemic Affects Rotuma Island In Fiji
Rotuma island in Fiji reports 31 deaths from influenza affecting 2,200 residents with only two Europeans and fifty Fijians spared. First case traced to December 4 after the Makate steamer arrival. Dr W D Carey the resident commissioner provided most medical care.
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Suva
Fiji
Rotuma
Makate
W. D. Carey
Canada’s Interest Lies in Short Wave Channels
Ottawa reports the Inter national radio conference focuses on short wave channels for wireless telegraphy. It notes 639 channels range 50 to 200 metres with about 1,500 mile reach, to be shared internationally, aiding northern Canada from Lake Nipigon to Fort Churchill. It cites cases of remote communication aiding fire rangers, mining towns, fur traders, and Arctic flights via long range radio.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Lake Nipigon
Ont
Peace River Crossing
Alberta
Canada
Arctic
Universal Radio Company
Great
New North
Ontario
Flin Flon
Sheriff- Gordon
Hudson Strait
Port Nelson
Fort Churchill
Tavanne
Hudson Bay
Churchill Harbor
Hudson Bay Company
Tarana
le Pas
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Senator Logan
Lord Birkenhead
Moonshiner
Fish and Game Association
Prof. Strickland
Special Federal Department
Mientai
DR. Langsner
Afternoon
Hay
Baptiste Carnelli
W. A. Chandler
Second St
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