Senator Buchanan Urges Service Over Riches in Medicine Hat
The Fifth Avenue Church Men’s Club hearing Senator Buchanan on service cites Canada’s builders and teachers. He praises geologists, agriculturists and scientists, warns prosperity risks, and stresses selfless national service over personal wealth. He laments unequal wealth distribution and urges support for schools and churches as pillars of community safety and progress.
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Fifth Avenue Church
Buchanan
Medicine Hat
Canada
Ri¢Hes
Wu New Theatre
New York
Prairies
Logan Named to Senate After Death of Senator Ross
Ottawa reports Hance J. Logan former Liberal MP for Cumberland Nova Scotia has been appointed to the Senate to fill the vacancy created by Senator W B Ross death. 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
Reverend McFarlane to Lead Presbyterian Church at Einelehart
The Rev A McFarlane formerly of Clinton will assume the pastorate at the Presbyterian Church in Einelehart. Three Wainwright Park buffalo have been sent to a zoo in Italy.
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A. McFarlane
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Einelehart
Wainwright Park
Italy
King George Progress Maintained, No Bulletin Expected
Buckingham Palace reported this morning that King George's improvement was being maintained and no further bulletin was expected before tomorrow night.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Storm Lashed Atlantic Grounds Many Ships For Rescue
The New York dispatch reports a severe Atlantic storm disabling several vessels.The freighter Florida and the Italian steamer Florida sent emergency signals while the British Tees Bridge remains untraced.Rescue efforts by American, German, and other ships pressed ahead as captains and crews faced mountainous seas.
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New York
America
Florida
Harrison
Atlantic
Tees Bridge
Cans Race
Virginia Capes Lognonse
Yeorre
President Harrison
Dollar Line
Yorck
Norfolk
Hampton Roads Naval Station
Hamburg
Navy
Halifax
N. S
Maine
Dancaster
Philadelphia
Lorida
Pensacola
Naples
Terne
Cape Breton
Medicine Hat District Wins Big Prizes at Seed Fair Edmonton
At the Provincial Seed Fair in Edmonton last week the Medicine Hat district dominated with strong showings. David Hollinge of Redcliff led with four first prizes in corn entries including ten ears Yellow Flint and one hundred ears fodder. George Worthy of Medicine Hat took a second and a first in Yellow DentMinnesota No. 13. Other corn winners included Peter Schau Balmoral St Allan Murray Whitla Ralph Gechter and O F Reeves Box Springs. Wheat and flaxseed saw Doering Robinson and Gechter earn top honors, while Reeves claimed first in Green Mountain potatoes.
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Edmonton
David Hollinge
Redcliff
Northwestern Dent
George Worthy
Medicine Hat
Minnesota
Peter Schau
Balmoral St
Allan Murray
Ralph Gechter
Whitla
Gechter
E. Doering
Robinson
O. F. Reeves
Box Springs
Green Mountain
First Woman Witness Attacks Grain Mixing Policy
Regina hearing ends with bold proposals from Mrs. Robert M Lowe who urges abolition of the Board of Grain Commissioners and a two‑section, export‑oriented federal department. She favors a Canadian selling agency and Saskatchewan terminal elevators to place grain on world markets, with policy shifts debated.
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Royal Grain Commission
Moose Jaw
Robert M. Lowe
Keeler
Board of Grain Commissioners
Department of Trade and Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Saskatchewan Grain Inquiry Commission
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Canada
Court House
C. M. Hamilton
Trade Drive Highlighted at Chinese Canadian League Meet
Vancouver reports the annual Kuomintang convention in Nanking and a Canadian delegation urging Canada China treaty talks to boost trade. Delegates from 75 Chinese Nationalist League branches in Canada will elect reps in January. Globally 15 headquarters coordinate with 27 Chinese provinces. Kuomintang membership abroad totals about 1,060,000 with an estimated 12,000,000 Chinese living outside China.
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Vancouver
China
Canada
Annhue
Koomintang
Nanking
Canadian
Share
Kuomingtang
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Rotuma Island
Suva Fiji January 23 2200 Rotuma islanders were stricken with bronchial pneumonia influenza except two Europeans and fifty Fijians. Three deaths reported as the epidemic declines. First cases appeared December 4 after the Makate steamer arrival. Dr W D Carew, resident commissioner, treated most patients despite illness.
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Suva
Fiji
Rotuma
Makate
W.D. Carew
Saskatchewan Government Faces Narrow Confidence Vote
In Regina on January 23 during budget debate, Howard McConnell and C E Tran moved an amendment seeking an independent audit. The motion was defeated 8 to 8, sustaining the government with no clear outcome.
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Regina
Booker trial in Edmonton debates hypnotic influence claims
Vernon Booker on trial for the murder of his mother, brother, and two hired men faced questions about alleged hypnotic influence. The judge allowed statements to police despite defense objections. Witnesses including Dr. Hepburn disputed hypnotism claims, while defense brought in Gessner to discuss Langsner’s methods. The trial continued with new testimony from Alex Hay about pre murder movements.
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Edmonton
Vernon Booker
Olsen
A.P.P
Justice Walsh
James Gordon McKay
New Westminster Mental Hospital
British Columbia
Howard Hepburn
Booker
Langsner
Edward Mason
Calgary
Booher
Oo Gessner
Honolulu
Gessner
Alex Ijay
Mannville
Verton Booker
Criminal Court
Depburn
Eica Booher
Hepburn
Gopher
Hay
Mannyville
Borhood
Vernon Boohe
Boeher
Byt Crown
Stevenson’s
Ross
Crown
Mwere
Boohtrtand-hey
C. MacLean
K.ci
Edward B. Cogswell
K.C
Canada’s Interest Lies in Short Wave Channels
Ottawa reports the International radio conference opens to discuss sharing about 639 short wave channels used for wireless telegraphy. The continental band spans 50 to 200 metres with 1,500 mile range, aiding northern communications, fire rangers in Ontario, and remote mining firms. Examples include Windson Strait and Hudson Bay areas, with rare rescues and safe progress thanks to long‑range radio links.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Peace Riever Crossing
Alberta
Canada
Arctic
International Radio Conference
Universal Radio Company
Great
New North
Ontario
Wlin Flow
Sherift- Gordon
Hudson Strait
Port Nelson
Fort Churchill
Windson Strait
Otta
Tavanne
Hudson Bay
Churchill Arbor
Hudson Bay Company
Tavanni
le Pas
Unemployed March on London Begins in Scotland
Glasgow dispatch reports 150 Scottish shipyard workers and miners left Glasgow to join a larger march toward London. Other groups from Scotland and Wales planned to converge, aiming to pressure the government for increased relief for the unemployed.
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Glasgow
Scotland
London
Wales
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