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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 10, 1922

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Greek Council approves march on Constantinople in June

The Greek Council including King, Gen Hadjanetis, and M Stergiadis decided June 29 to march a Greek army on Constantinople. They also planned martial law within ten days and mobilization of all exempt young men to raise about 100 000 troops, with secret troop concentrations in Thrace ready to support advancing on the capital.

Athens Daily Mail Greece Thrace London Constantinople Greek Council Hadjanetis Gia Minor Stergiadis Ifryens Hens

French Experts At Hague Hope For Cooperation

Paris reports French experts at The Hague may return to Paris if unable to contribute further. They have not declared giving up hopes of cooperative work with commissions handling Russian issues. Russia signals willingness to offer concessions for new rail lines and 4 million hectares of land for agriculture.

Paris Hague Foremn Russia

Rainfall Brings Prospects for Crops Across District

Generous rain yesterday boosts wheat heading and promises secure yields in much of the district. Canadian Pacific Railway reports showers along the main line division with .61 inch at Walsh and .75 inch at Gros Venture. East of Suffield rainfall heavier. Walsh saw hail but little damage. Josephburg reports significant rainfall extending into Friday.

Canadian Pacific Railway Bassano Suffield Walsh Gros Venture Josephburg

Senate Raises Egg Tariffs Amid Post War Debate

Washington July 10 The U S Senate approved higher egg tariffs with shell eggs at 8 cents per dozen versus six in the house, whole eggs frozen or reprepared 6 cents per pound, dried eggs 18 cents per pound against 15 cents, and other adjustments noted.

Washington Senate House

Canada Land and Irrigation marks trail to Vauxhall

The Canada Land and Irrigation Company marked the trail from Medicine Hat to Vauxhall. Travelers are directed to cross the river and then follow green signs to reach Vauxhall.

Canada Land and Irrigation Company Medicine Hat Vauxhall

Weather forecast summary for western Canada and Winnipeg

Vancouver to Edmonton and Calgary show cloudy to clear conditions with mild temperatures. The Sunday weather was cool with heavy rain in many locations, while the forecast calls for northwest winds and generally fair, moderately warm conditions today and Sunday.

Vancouver Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Lethbridge Moose Jaw Winnipeg

Oldest Kentucky man dies at 134 in Greasy Creek

Uncle Johnny Shell of Greasy Creek Kentucky died aged 134 amid claims he was the world’s oldest man. Funeral attendees included his two sons William 90 and Albert 70 with Albert from a second marriage.

Greasy Creek Johnny" Shell Kentucky Shell William Albert

Woman seeks habeas corpus to free from Montreal asylum

Ernestine Menard wife of Yvone Lamontagne petitions superior court alleging she was abducted by three men on a public street gagged forced into a car and taken to an asylum. She claims a conspiracy aims to control her wealth and property and Justice Lafontaine orders a writ to challenge detention.

Montreal Ernestine Menard Yvone Lamontagne Justice Lafontaine

Two Miners Killed by Deputies at Coal Camp

Uniontown Pa July 10 two striking miners were killed and a third fatally wounded by shots fired by two deputy sheriffs on Atlantic Coal Co property at New Geneva. Deputies reportedly returned fire after being fired upon near the miners tent colony.

Uniontown Atlantic Coal Co New Geneva

Classified ads show the quickest title salesmen in town

The notice urges readers to advertise in The News as the fastest way to market products. It emphasizes swift exposure and broad reach for sellers seeking rapid results.

New Board To Direct All Government Owned Lines

Ottawa July 10 Hon W C Kennedy returns and a new board of directors is to be appointed to oversee all government owned railway lines including Canadian National Grand Trunk and affiliates The move will replace two existing boards and oversee properties valued at over a billion dollars though action is unlikely for a couple of weeks due to other government business and cabinet absences

Ottawa W. C. Kennedy Washington Grand Trunk Canadian National Lines Canadian National Grand Trunk Railway Grand Trunk Pacific Transcontinental Intercolonial Prince Edward Island Dominion

Drilling Plans for Snake River Royalty Syndicate Camp

The Snake River Royalty Syndicate will ship a drilling rig from Spokane this week. Trustees Scramlin Harris and geologist Roy Lehkicher are at Many Island Lake selecting a site and starting camp construction tomorrow. Community Oil Wells Ltd and Medicine Hat Development Company expect to drill on Wednesday afternoon. Many locals plan to visit the site if weather allows.

Snake River Community Oil Wells Ltd Medicine Hat Development Company

Lethbridge Weyburn line to be completed

In Manyberries on July 10 special correspondent reports D Grant’s arrival for preliminary work to complete the Lethbridge Weyburn line grade. He will start soon and push progress. road completion this fall seems likely, aided by favorable crop prospects.

D. Grant

Farmer movement gains power says Morrison after Western shift

J J Morrison disputes claims the Farmer movement is declining noting farmers have tasted political power. Moreised returns from the Maritime provinces as the U F O Secretary reorganizes the eastern section of the Canadian Council of Agriculture. Winnipeg hosts an upcoming meeting likely to formalize two regional divisions with Norman P Lambert as secretary for all divisions and the federal body. Morrison also urges moving the Council headquarters to Ottawa.

Toronto J. J. Morrison Moreised Maritime Provinces Waa Canadian Council of Agriculture Ontario Quebec Canadian Council Winnipeg Norman P. Lambert Morrison Council Ottawa

Alberta oil venture starts drilling near Coutts and Sweet Grass

A. J. McLean announces that Coutts Sweet Grass Oils Limited will load drilling gear at Okotoks and begin activity next week on Alberta oil holdings in the Quarantine Reserve area east of Coutts. Directors include C. R. Mitchell and W. Livingstone with McLean as president, aiming to develop a field on the Alberta side of the border.

Leighridge Herald A. J. McLean Alberta Coutts-Sweet Grass Oils, Limited Okotoks Coutts Sweet Grass Arch Alverta McLean C. R. Mitchell William Livingstone Calgary A. L. Wood Tabor Livingston Southern Alberta Oils, Ltd Sunburst

Embargo Debate Set For July 24 in Commons

London June 10 Prime Minister Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons that the cattle embargo debate will be held on July 24.

London House of Commons Lloyd George

Party Rate Set by Railways for Groups and Demonstrations

Calgary July 8. C B McPherson of the Canadian Pacific and R Creelman of Canadian National announce a party rate starting July 10. Ten people within 600 miles travel fare and a half with no change to the convention rate. A new rate for demonstrations such as fairs is fares and one third.

Calgary C. B. McPherson Canadian Pacific Railway R .Creelman Canadian National Lines Railwys

Rainfall Drenches Manitoba Reaches Heavy 48-Hour Total

Winnipeg reports show Manitoba received about two and a half inches of rain from Saturday through Sunday night. Meteorological officials note this as one of the heaviest 24 hour rainfalls in years, lifting farmers to optimism.

Winnipeg Prairie Provinces Manitoba

Germany seeks two year moratorium on reparations

A German representative presented a proposal in Paris to pay the remaining cash installments due this year if Germany receives a moratorium of at least two years, according to unofficial information reaching the reparations commission.

Paris Germany

Toronto Teachers May Wear Their Locks Freely

Toronto July 10 teachers may bob their hair as they choose. Trustees seem unconcerned about teacher hairstyles and focus on other matters.

Toronto

Montreal Youth Sender To 15 Years For Indecent Offense

Tony Karazchuk, 22, was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary by Justice Monet for an offense against a 14 year old girl. He collapsed unconscious as the sentence was read.

Montreal Tony Karazchuk Justhce Monet Karazchuk

Republican movement collapsing in Ireland with Cork exception

London reports say the Republican movement is breaking apart nationwide except Cork where events may unfold. De Valera rumored in Cork. others say he may attend Brugha funeral in Dublin. National forces seize Kilkenny, Thurles, Maryborough, Shannon Bridge while Sligo falls.

London Ireland Cork Eamonn de Valera Dublin Cathal Brugha Limerick Mallow Midlands Kilkenny City Thurles Maryborough Shannon Bridge Sligo Limerick City Dunler Bridge

Mr Murphy Tours Irvine Trail Crops Near City

Mr C G Murphy traveled yesterday to Elkwater Irvine Hilda Schuler and Many Island Lake and reports seeing fine crops. At the Green Lantern a promising wheat sample from a farm on the Irvine trail ten miles from the city was obtained.

C. G. Murphy Elkwater Irvine Hilda Schuler Many Island Lake Irvine Trail

Tariff Bill Delayed Beyond November Elections

Washington reports growing evidence that the tariff bill will be delayed until after the November elections. Senate Republican leaders said passage before October seems doubtful and warned of political risks if the measure takes effect prior to the polling.

Washington Senate

Hessian Fly Damages Chatham Wheat Field

Chatham Ont July 8 Walter Holmes reports Hessian fly damage to a wheat field near Fberts in Chatham township. About one third of his 30 acre wheat area is affected.

Chatham Ont Walter Holmes Fberts Chatham Township

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DR. i W. Icla Dla The Canadian Public Health Association U.S. Senate Johnny’’ Shell Lamontagne Ilegally NEW Board Snake River Coy Spokane Weyburn PELTH Maritimes Will Iell Field Alta Bac. of Sweet Grass Gifts Ftart Szts Maximilian Harden Berlin Railways Republican Movement Belfast Dunler County Louth Wexford Free State Donegal Inch Island National Gorey Ferns Army Skeogh County Kilkenny Letterkenney Court House Carnegie Orange Association Fronteir Lodge Kitchener Loyal True Blue Lodge Beaver Nam England Scotland Massap
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