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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 11, 1925

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Duplication of Bobby Franks Case Lures Killer to Lonely Spot

Mineola New Jersey July 11 authorities pursue Philip IX Knapp a 27 year old ex Beau Brummel and former U S Army aviator for murder to gain thrills. He is tied to the Hampstead taxi driver Louis Panella disappearance and a found body near Camp Mills base hospital after July fourth. The case mirrors the Bobby Franks murder with clues like glasses leading to capture.

Mineola N.J Philip IX. Knapp Beau Brummel United States Army Aviator Corps Bobby Franks Chicago Knapp Louis Panella Hampstead Camp Mills Base Hospital Here Panella Mitchell Field Long Island New York Albany P. T. Rogers Buffalo Glen Falls Canada

Little Lad Killed By Car Today

A three year old, Frank Arnolt of 1009 Ross St, died after being struck by a car at Woodman Ave and the lane between Ross and Yuill. Fred Schwabe faces manslaughter charges. an inquest is planned for this evening.

Frank Arnolt Ludwick Arnolt Ross St Woodman Ave Ross Yuill Streets Fred Schwabe Yuill Bt Fisher

Medicine Hat Petroleum Co Prepares to Recommence Drilling

Preparations are under way by the Medicine Hat Petroleum Co to restart drilling. All is in good order and the operators await a carload of twelve and a half inch pipe now in transit. The well has reached a depth of 550 feet using twenty and fifteen inch California heavy pipe. Wide awake advertisers use The News columns.

Medicine Mat Petroleum. Co Evyerg California

Preacher Licensed to Speak in Anglican Churches

Rev A T Thompson, Bible Society secretary for Australasia and a Presbyterian, has been licensed to preach in all Anglican churches of New Zealand.

A. T. Thompson Bible Society Australasia New Zealand

Whites and Negroes Clash as Ku Klux Klan Seen in Detroit

In Detroit on July 11 clashes erupted in the West Side Grand River Avenue area as a family of five blacks and two roomers moved into a home near Livernois. Hundreds of whites stormed the residence, barricading occupants who fired at the crowd wounding a white child. Police detained the blacks for questioning as posters urged a Ku Klux Klan mass meeting on July 26.

Detroit Mich Grand River Avenue Livernois

Scopes Evolution Trial Opens With Bitter Jury Debate

Twelve jurors are chosen to hear John Thomas Scopes case in Dayton Tennessee. The first day centers on admiting scientific testimony about evolution while defense seeks to show no conflict with Bible creation. Clarence Darrow argues for expert witnesses. Attorney General Stewart opposes. Rockefeller estate news closes the day.

Dayton Tenn John Thomas Scopes Tennessee Clarence Darrow Stewart Darrow

Quebec Liquor Board Projects 4.3 Million Surplus

The Quebec liquor commission reports a 4.3 million dollar surplus for the year ending April 20, with the figure likely to adjust from the prior period. The government agency notes the projected surplus reflects profits for the fiscal year.

Quebec Quebec Liquor Commission

Magistrate Fils sentences Kowalski for unlit vehicle

Magistrate Filis at the A P P Court yesterday afternoon fined Kowalski five dollars plus costs for operating an automobile without lights in violation of the Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act.

Filis A. P.P Wim, Kowlaski

Rider Killed After Fall From Horse Near Gull Lake

Frank Beschby died in hospital from a broken neck after being thrown from a horse near Gull Lake on June 23. A brother lives in Winnipeg.

Swift’ ‘Current Pfrank Beschby Gull Lake Winnipeg

Blame Operators For Termination Of Coal Wage Pact

The Trades Union Congress General Council issued a manifesto blaming mine owners for ending the wage agreement in the British coal crisis. It pledges support to miners while noting the refusal of the Miners Federation to meet owners unless pay cuts and longer hours are withdrawn, signaling a breakdown in mediation efforts.

London General Council of the Trades Union Congress Hirst Lord Admiralty W. Bridgeman Baldwin Trades Union Congress

Rockefeller Sells Homes to Son for Over 3 Million

New York July 11 John D Rockefeller Sr sells his estates at Pocantico Hills Lakewood NJ and his New York City town house and Ormond Florida winter home to son John D Rockefeller Jr for more than 3 million dollars. The deal relieves heavy inheritance tax burden but family representatives deny tax evasion aims.

New York John PD. Rockefeller Sr Pocantico Hills Lakewood N. J New York City Ormond Fla Lis John D. Rocke-feller Jr Worl John D. Dr

Canton Quiet Town Reports Tense Antiforeigner Hints

Canton remains quiet though townspeople sense further anti foreign actions are planned. Inflamatory posters are being displayed throughout the city as tensions rise locally.

Canton

Oil Field Talks by Wells and Smith Near Many Island Lake

Col Wells and Victor Smith of Los Angeles Virginia spent the week reviewing the Many Island Lake oil field and are negotiating with their company the Canadian Syndicate to drill here.

Col. Wells Victor Smith Los Angeles Val Many Island Lake Ta ‘Drill

French Morocco to Push War as Naulin Commands 100000

Paris and Fez report French and Spanish plans to coordinate against Abd el Krim. General Naulin will lead about 100 000 troops in Morocco starting July 18 as three divisions shift from Ruhy and France. Amid front calm, Moroccans’ attacks are blamed on women among the tribes. French deputies grant 183 million francs to prosecute the war with strong backing for the government.

French War Ministry Ruhr Morocco Abd-el-Krim Paris Abd-el- Krim Ruhy France Naulin Seeee Fez French Morocco Dante iTislae Aand Uly Lim Pavilege Paiileve Painleve Taza United Preas Chamber Fabry Valliant-Couturier

Patchwork Hull Delays Yukon S Schooner Leaks at Sea

The schooner Yukon with 27 immigrant passengers docked after a 34 day pump at sea following patchwork carpentry on its hull near the Cape Verde Islands. Built as Grand Banks fisherman, the vessel carried a crew awaiting repairs and there was one warm among the passengers.

Providence R. Vy Yukon Cape de Verda Grand Banks

Grain inspection report from Winnipeg on July 11

Wheat at 288 compared with 412 last year, contract grades 61, coarse grains 124 versus 158 previously. Report notes statewide wheat and grain quality figures for the period, listing category totals and year over year changes.

Winnipeg

Judge Applies Drastic Conditions After Arson Conviction

In St Catharines Ontario Judge Campbell suspended J A Dench's sentence for arson in Smithville with strict terms. Dench must abstain from drinking for five years and stay out of Welland and Lincoln Counties for two years unless on business or with Crown consent. He must report monthly, and his wife will report on his conduct every three months. A jail term awaits if pledges are violated.

St. Catharines Campbell J. A. Dench Smithville Dench Welland Lincoln

Dominion crop forecast cites 1925 wheat yield rise

Ottawa reports the Dominion Bureau of Statistics forecasts a 1925 wheat yield of about 365 million bushels, up from 262 million on June 30 last year, with oats at roughly 469 million and barley and rye lower than prior year levels. The data reflects conditions during the five year 1920-24 period.

Ottawa Canada Dominion Bureau’of Statistics oniPaga

July Wheat Jumps on Winnipeg Exchange Amid Bullish Trade

Wheat futures on the Winnipeg Exchange rose Friday with July up five cents to 1.65, October at 1.365, and December at 1.3378 as buyers dominated. Reports of rust in the Dakotas and Minnesota plus a bullish Canadian crop outlook spurred demand while traders focused on the October and December futures and light grain trade elsewhere remained strong.

Winnipeg United States Winnipeg Exchange Dakotas Minnesota

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Little Lad Frankie Arnolt Ross &T MED. Hat Petroleum CO KLU Klux Klan Atty. General John D. Rockefeller, Sr Pinafore Park Lake St. Thomas Thomas Watts Alma Street Roland Smith J. Smith Church of the Disciples of Christ John D Son Canton Quiet Neel Fds Ontario Conde
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