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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1928

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Ottawa House in Turmoil Over Immigration Report

The Canadian House of Commons, nearing prorogation, debated immigration estimates after the report’s adoption on a division. Opposition leader Bennett accused the government of inaccuracy, while Finance Minister Robb and Railways Minister Dunwei defended procedures. No votes were taken as prorogation loomed, with talks likely extending into next week.

Bennett Forke Ottawa Ont Clouse Immigration Department J. A. Robb R. B. Bennett C. A. Dun- Wei Railways Finance

Wasteful natural gas use in Alberta Turney Valley

In Ottawa on June 7 C G Coote noted estimated daily waste of 3400 tons of coal equivalent in Turney Valley Alberta natural gas. Minister Chas Stewart said federal control limited to Dominion lands and promised action to curb waste with provincial cooperation.

Ottawa Turney Valley Alberta C. G. Coote Uf.a Mr. Coote Dominion Coote Stewart

Duchess of Bedford Arrives in Quebec After Transatlantic Voyage

The Canadian Pacific liner Duchess of Bedford, a 20000 ton vessel, completed an unaided voyage from Liverpool and arrived in Quebec. She will proceed to Montreal for docking tonight as part of the companys trans Atlantic service.

Quebec Liverpool Montreal

Wheat inspections at Winnipeg total 551 cars

Winnipeg grain inspection report shows 551 cars of wheat inspected, up from 201 a year ago. Course grains moved 263 cars, compared with 200 in the previous year.

Winnipeg

Postmaster Guilty Of Stealing In Saskatchewan

Ausiniboia Sask June 8 W J Nicholson 74 year old postmaster of Huntington pled guilty to stealing 1100 of the Post Office Department funds and was remanded for sentencing. He also served as keeper for an elevator company and claims 800 of the money was burned last July when hidden in his stove amid district unrest.

Ausiniboia Sask Post Office Department W. J. Nicholson Httington Nicholson

City Market Eggs Butter Prices Decline at Dawn Stall

Local market report notes a small breeze of shoppers with limited eggs sold. Rates listed include extras 35 cents per dozen 30 cents per dozen for eggs butter at 35 cents per pound.

Naked Doukhobors Parade Stir West Kootenay Protest

Ottawa reports a House debate on Doukhobor activities in West Kootenay B C as opponents urge immigration law changes to deport communities deemed to violate laws. Members condemn the group as disruptive while a government proposal to bring 90 000 more Boukhobors into the Peace River area is discussed.

Ottawa West Kootenay B.C W. K. Baling Esling West Kootensy Peace River Robert Forke

Auto Knocks Down Seven in Winnipeg Streetcar Stop

Winnipeg June 8. Seven persons injured late last night when struck by an automobile while waiting for a street car on Portage Avenue. Driver Norman Pigget was released by police with no negligence found. Two victims Mrs. Eliza Jewell and W H Graham in critical condition. others injured include Mrs. Eleanor Cockshutt Mrs. Flora Gabriel Ernest Gabriel Henry Jewell and Rosaie Jewell.

Winnipeg Portage Avenue Norman Pigget Eliza Jewell W. H. Graham Eleanor Cockshutt Flora Gabriel Ernest Gabriel Henry Jewell Rosaie Jewell

Friendship Monoplane Delayed Before Trans Atlantic Hop

The monoplane Friendship will not depart for its projected trans Atlantic flight until at least tomorrow morning after a leaking lubricating oil tank was found during inspection. Repairs were needed and the voyage would have faced oil exhaustion if started yesterday. Weather in Treppasey was fine today.

Treppasey Nld Atlantic

Rees Warns Senate Over Ontario Divorce Court Bill

Senator W B Rees the Opposition leader in the Upper House warned that if the Commons rejects the Ontario Divorce Court bill the Conservatives in the Senate will refuse to serve on the Divorce Committee. He added they will still hear petitions from Quebec in the Senate.

Ottawa Can. Press W. B. Rees Senate Commons Ontario Quebec

St Lawrence waterways inquiry urged to continue

Ottawa reports the Senate Committee on the St. Lawrence waterways project recommends continuing the inquiry in the next session. The Joint Waterways Commission proposal would place control of the Great St. Lawrence waterway entirely in the Aluminum Company of Messina, New York, if carried out. Hon J D Reid spoke during the discussion.

Ottawa Can. Press Senate St. Lawrence Waterways Project Great St. Lawrence Waterway Project Aluminum Company of Messina N.Y Joint Waterways Commission J. D. Reid

Chamber of Commerce Of Gt. Britain to Tour Dominion This Autumn

The British chamber accepted an invitation to tour Canada in late summer or fall this year. The June convention in Quebec drew about 300 delegates with 150 arriving from Tadoussac after a three day cruise. The report highlighted progress since the Vancouver convention and noted gains in scientific research federal taxation Canadian coal policy and water diversion from the Great Lakes. Membership rose 35 percent to 167 boards and a national immigration inter provincial and foreign trade committee plus an advisory council were formed.

Quebec Chamber of Commerce of Canada A. M. Dollar Vancouver Chambers of Commerce of Great Britain Canada Tadoussac Montreal Vari Ous Dominion William M. Clark Chamber Great Lakes Chicago Associated Board of Chambers National Committee Inter-Provincial Trade and Foreign Trade

Wheat Market Shows Quiet Trade In Winnipeg

Winnipeg June 8 Wheat trading opened quiet with prices a bit lower than yesterday. Deferred futures declined early due to rains in Western Canada but recovered some. Basis bids fell 7 8 to 3 4 cents while cash wheat trading remained moderate and certain grades stayed in demand. Coarse grains held firm.

Winnipeg Canada Bipal

Avening Rector Suspended From Duties for Two Years

London June 8 The Commission of Enquiry found Rev Oswald Hayden rector at Avening Gloucester guilty of swearing and using foul language and the Bishop of Gloucester forbade him to perform ecclesiastical duties for two years The commission acquitted him on charges of impropriety with the village school mistress and of frequenting taverns.

London Eniquiry Oswald Hayden Avening Gloucester Hayden

Radium paint inventor seen as victim of his creation

New York reports Dr. N A Von Soschocky, inventor of radium paint, is dying from radium necrosis. The doctor, once reticent, shows advanced illness while having treated friends with radium. Five New Jersey women who acquired radium poison settled with United States Radium Corporation for 10000 each plus a 600 yearly annuity and insurance for relatives.

New York The New York Times N. A. von Soschocky New Jersey von Seschocky United States Radium Corporation

Southern Cross Continues Flight Toward Brisbane

The monoplane Southern Cross battles head winds and tropical storms on the Suva to Brisbane leg. Radio reports report strong signals from Mackay Radio and that the plane was roughly 425 to 490 miles from Suva with weather described as bad and signals swinging badly.

Portland Ore Mackay Southern Cross Sydney Pacific Coast Brisbane Honolulu San Francisco Calif Pacific Suva New Glonia Fiji Islands Gan Branniansa Calif Tuna & —Rid Australia Oakland Hawaiian Islands Warner

Sudden Death of George H. Hutton Calgary CPR Official

George H. Hutton, Calgary based superintendent of agricultural and animal husbandry for the Canadian Pacific Railway natural resources department, died suddenly near Anaconda Montana while on a sheep investigation with N J Christie and Prof W L Carlyle. He was 50, survived by widow, three sons, a daughter, and his 87-year-old father. He helped establish Lacombe Experimental Station and later guided CPR natural resources work in Calgary.

Calgary George H. Hutton Department of Natural Resources Canadian Pacific Railway Anaconda Montana N. J. Christie W. L. Carlyle Prince of Wales C.P.R Hutton Ond Canada W. L.carlyle Mr. Hutton Grenville County Ontario Guelph J. G. Rutherford C.mg Board of Railway Commissioners Herbert Wifred Lloyd Dorothy

Airplane Lands In Norwood Section

Report reaches the newsroom that an airplane has landed in the Norwood division in the southern part of the city as the edition was being prepared.

Norwood Sigi-Division

Ottawa Ends Pensions Bill Clash With Commons Accepting Amendments

The Canadian Parliament resolved a dispute over the Pensions Bill as the Commons accepted a compromise set of amendments. The bill’s passage to the Senate followed reconsideration of provisions on pensions for widows who remarried, amid earlier resistance from the House and final Senate approval.

Ottawa Can Commons Pic Senate

Citta Di Mano Fails To Reach Missing Dirigible Itza

The Citta Di Mano sent out continuous radio calls for the missing airship Itza but received no answer. Weak signals yesterday led the radio operator to doubt they came from the vessel. Meanwhile Captain Ri’ser-Larson, a Norwegian Arctic pilot, arrived to aid search efforts.

King’s Bay Joe Citta di Mano Itza Ri'ser- Larson

Police Court Fines Man for Intoxication

W Mouton was fined 29 dollars plus costs at the Police Court for intoxication. The alternative was thirty days imprisonment. The report notes fair weather and cool temperature at 6 to 44.

W. Mouton

Pickerel Fry Shipment Reaches Elkwater Lake

Supt. W C Mapes of the Federal Government fish hatchery Fort Qu Appelle arrives with thirty cans of pickerel fry for Elkwater Lake. The million fry join a prior two million released two years ago. Mapes and A C Wady plan to move minnows to Elkwater and propagate the species to feed pike and pickerel while awaiting further shipments.

W. C. Mapes Federal Government Fort Qu’Appelle Elkwater Lake Calgary Lacombe A. P. Burns Elkwater Cattagers' Association H. Niles Medicine Hatfish. and Game Association Mapes A. C. Wady Elkwater Department of Marine and Fisheries Sant. Mapes British Columbia Niles

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