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16 Jul 1924
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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
Jul 16, 1924
Page
1
Canada to Probe Western Fruit Combine Under Labor Act
Ottawa will study a major fruit marketing combine said to control producers in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Commissioned by Labor Minister James Murdock the inquiry led by Lewis Duncan will examine production storage transport pricing and sales to determine if a legal combine exists and if action is warranted. The probe aims to be completed by early fall with potential court proceedings if charges are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
James Murdock
Department of Labor
Ottaiwa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Ag Soi
Ing
Jy Ag
The
Mutual (Vancouver) Limited
Vancouver
Nash Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Growers’ Sales Agency, Limited
Calgary
Mutual Purchasing Company of
Winnipeg
Grauvanmen
Lewla Duncan
Toronto
Minister of Labor
Reorganize Pension Board to Safeguard Returned Men
Ottawa July 15 By then reorganization of the boards of pension commissioners and the medical services attached to the board will safeguard the interests of returned men. A house of commons committee on Soldiers Pensions tabled a report urging government steps to reorganize to better carry out Parliament's intent and ensure sympathetic interpretation of the Pension Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Boards of Pension Commissioners
House of Common Committee On
Board of Pension Commissioners For Canada
British Aviator Stuart MacLaren Reported Overdue
Tokio July 16 Stuart MacLaren British aviator circling the world is six hours overdue at Paramashir Kuriles where he was to land today. A Japanese destroyer has set out to search for the plane according to a late today report. Victoria July 16 An agreement would bring Hebridean fishermen to British Columbia coast likely soon as minister Pattullo says. He expects to hear from Wade British Columbia agent general about a settlement with Hebridean immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Stuart MacLaren
Paramarhir Stand
Kuriles
Paramashir
RB. C
Victoria
Uebrides Islands
British Columbia
T. D. Pattullo
Pattulla
FC. Wade, KC
Dent W
Massey Government Survives New Zealand Non-Confidence Vote
Wellington July 16 The Massey government is sustained in parliament by a 38 to 37 vote on a non confidence amendment to the address in reply to the throne speech. The Liberal opposition had moved the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N.Z
Massey
New Zealand
Outdoor Pow-Wow Draws Trail Riders to Yoho Valley
About 150 men and two women from across North America gather at Yoho Valley British Columbia for the first annual Pow-Wow of the Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies. Notables include Dr Charles D B Walcott Madge MacBeth H M Clow and Belmore Browne. Travel by horseback with routes from Pincher Creek and Kananskis highlighted by long-distance treks led by Henry Tuviere Buffalo Child Long Lance Madelaine Turnar and Mrs McBrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoho Valley
Montreal
North America
Vancouver
Ottawa
Banff
New York
Takkaka ® Falls
British Columbia
Canadian Rockies
J. M. Gibbon
Sun Panee Lodge
Yohoffangalow Camp
Topars
Alpine Club
Yoho
Lake Louise
Charles DB. Walcott
Washington
Madge Mic Beth
Clow
Iauil McNally Co
Dat
W. W. Foster
Alpine Grub of
Canada
Belmore Browne
Elima Mount McKitley
Russell Rowler
Lawrence J. BuYper
Canadian Historical Association
Frederick Niven
Nelson
Robert Yplood
Frank N. Waterman
Robert H.mainzer
Detroit
Henry A. Tuviere
Pincher Creek
Buffalo Chi'd Longlangee
Madelaine Turnar
Mri Brewates
Kananaskis
J W Edwards to Speak at Chamber Banquet
Hon J W Edwards minister of Immigration and Grange Grand Master will address Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce on July 24 at 6 15 PM at the Hotel Ceci. Directors postponed the regular meeting to July to fit his Canadian tour and literary schedule. Wide awake advertisers use The News columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Edwards
Grange Lodge
British Avenues
Chamber of Commerce
Edwards
Canada
Chamber
Dr. Edwards
Hotel
Ceci
Allied conference eyed as landmark in German reparations talks
Tendon July 10 a major Allied conference at the Foreign Office adjourned till tomorrow after formal proceedings. The meeting, viewed as the most significant since Versailles, aims to finalize an expert plan for German reparations. officials hope a satisfactory outcome within about a fortnight. Paris July 1 Premier Hetero and the London mission loom large as Europe’s pivotal event since the peace treaty. The Senate and press note MacDonald’s Commons speech touches American operations but omits broader debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Paris
Hetero
Bon
London
Europe
Versailles
Chamber of Deputies
MacDonalds Speach
House of Commons
Rain Saves Alberta Crops Across Central and North
Rain that fell across central and northern Alberta through the night brought relief to many districts, marking a key difference between a good crop and potential crop failure. Indications point to more showers to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
Mnny
American Airdmen Land in England Early in Day
Croydon England July 16 United States airmen on white world flyer lands here at 320s o clock this afternoon Meg hopped off from the airdrome at Le Bournet France at 11:05 this morning The three machines rode into Croydon after a calm flight from Paris LeBournet Lowell N Smith flight commander was first to land Mrs Star MacLaren wife of the British world flyer asked news of her husband in the East The aviators claim the distance Le Bournet Croydon about 9285 miles in roughly three hours and three minutes Classified Ads are the quickest title salesmen in the world Prove it by advertising in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Eng
U'aited States
Meg
Lebonreet
France
Ceinck
Paris
Lowell N. Smith
United States
Strar MacLaren
LeBournet
Toronto woman returns from world cruise and Alaska trip
Mike Bb. Richardson of Toronto Slater of Mr J B Richardson 4th Street S W spends a few days in the city on return from a world cruise and Alaska voyage with a CLP tour party. She says the trip was immensely enjoyable though rushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bb. Richardson
Toronto
Slater
J. B. Richardson
S.W
CLP
Beau
Empresa
Camida
Miks Richardson
Weither
Vancouver
Richard
Alaska
J. Kerr
Miss Richardson
Weather Report Shows Heavy Precipitation Across Regions
The weather forewarns of heavy rain and cooler air across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with scattered showers. Reports from Edmonton Grand Prairie and Moose Jaw note varying intensities while Winnipeg Regina and Calgary show mostly clear to cloudy conditions. North and east winds are forecast with cooler temperatures through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Regina
Clowdy
Victoria
Falr
Hdmonton
Efowdy
Ny Rite
Lethbridgs
Clear
Moose Jaw
Wea
Edmonton
Commons Adopts Church Union Bill Amid Ballot Vote
Ottawa July 16 Parliament passed the church union bill with a Senate amendment providing ballot voting for congregations opting out of the united church. The measure, praised by Liberal MP William Dull for protecting minority rights, keeps the church's historic continuities while allowing dissenters to form a separate Presbyterian church in Canada. The Senate and Commons adjusted voting provisions, with amendments debated but adopted, directing ballots to determine membership and participation timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Church Union
Commons
Senate
United Church
Robert Forke
William Dull
Lunenburg
Presbyterian Church In
Canada
Presbyterian Chrch
Cutwr
Smiy Bo iCan
Press
Dp. Reid
Roy
Pardee
Thuy
Smallpox Outbreak at Winnifred Cleared After Convalescence
Smallpox scare in Winnifred near the village core and south area prompted quarantine and inspections. The southern case is convalescent and may be declared clear soon. authorities Boot of Lethbridge and Bradner of Bow Island oversee patrols and strict inspections with no further cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred
Boot
A.P.P
Lethbridge
Bradner
A.P.E
Bow Island
Local Ranchers Move Steers to Montana for Fattening
Messrs. Jame and Henry Mitchell departed for Havre Montana to secure pasture for their shipping steer herd. With scarce grass on the summer range at White Rock they plan to fatten the cattle at Big Stick Lake to protect winter pasture before fall shipment to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Jame
Henry Mitchell
Havre
Mont
White Rock
Big Stick Lake
Sne
Montana
Chicago
Methodism Seeks Five Dollars A Member In Canada
Canadian Methodists plan funding for next year with pooled efforts across missionary and reform programs. The General Superintendent's statement notes a per member goal near five dollars, a total budget close to 1 943 250 dollars, and calls for tithing and fiscal restraint across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Can. Press
Hey
D. Chowan
J. Lb
Chowa
General Board of Salaalans
Women'a
Boenty
Heatrong
Tinanclay
Cyclone Destroys Farm Buildings at R Williams Place
A July cyclone ripped through Ray Williams's farm five miles north of Winnifred, lifting the granary onto the chicken house and crushing it. The coop's chickens and turkeys perished, the house remained on its foundation while the well and pump were torn up. Many other mysterious accidents occurred during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred
Ray Willams
Swedes Charged in Court After Celebration
A group of Swedes appeared at the police court this morning charged with intoxication. They were fined and, lacking funds, chose thirty days in jail. They were later sent to Lethbridge on this morning's train. Names include Frank Riv, Karl Sandstrom, Oaear Nylund, and Charles Make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Frank Riv
Karl Sandstrom
Qoaear Nylund
Charles Make
Clos mad Ads fre the quickest salesmen in the world
Ad copy from a damaged OCR fragment touts speed and salesmanship as proof of skill. It appears to promote advertising in the newspaper to prove effectiveness and attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
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Cecil Hotel
Ramsey MacDonald
M. Herriot
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Murray-Kay Company
Buran
Germany
Betye Fs Verlin
Rb&h
Richardson
Misc Kerr
Thurch Union Bil
Reid’s Amendment
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Robertzon
Robertson
R. Williams’ Place
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