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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
3
A government bill discussion continues on page one as speakers argue that officials who enabled the Home Bank's actions are as culpable as the directors who faced penalties. The debate centers on criminal liability and the scope of government responsibility.
An advertisement urges a mother to give McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to a frail nine year old to gain weight and strength. It claims rapid flesh building and lists local drugstores for purchase.
Conservatives press for full reimbursement to depositors of the Home Bank, while Premier King defends government steps via the royal commission. Crerar and Meighen dispute moral and legal claims, noting past inquiries and directorate conduct as evidence in the banking crisis discussions.
Mount Jellicoe and Sir George McLaren Brown tour a miniature Canadian Pacific Railway train at Banff Station in Wembley. The replica No 2200 engine powers a Treasure Island ride with pirate ships, Noah’s Ark, and scenes of Banff and the Canadian Rockies, delighting children with sand dunes and moving figures.
Witnesses describe extensive debris examination after a Redcliff fire on April 1. The investigation found few items likely to have survived the blaze and raised questions about whether objects were disturbed before discovery.
The weather remains cool across the West with showers in Manitoba and parts of Alberta. Ontario sees a moderation in temperature as Manitoba remains fair and cool today and Wednesday, with Saskatchewan and Alberta mostly fair and likely scattered showers.
Ulster United defeated All Scots 2 to 1 while Toronto Scottish won 4 to 0 over Hamilton Thistr ies. Hamilton City beat Toronto Caledonians 6 to 2 in a set of league results and standings for the region.
Col J H Neilson of Corsack Neilsonville died in Québec on Saturday. He once accompanied the Red River expedition in the seventies and later served in Beypt.
Correspondence from Manyberries Alberta notes farmers in the southern region are convinced the Stewart settlement plan will improve the West. Stewart expresses satisfaction at finding a workable solution that benefits homesteaders after a long hardship spanning fifteen years.
Toronto report notes the Presbyterian General Assembly accepted the resignation of Rev. Dr Ephraim Scott after four years as editor of the Presbyterian Record. Scott is described as a prominent anti unionist and likely to be the first moderator of the anti concurring currents.
In Cape Girardeau Missouri on June 1 Pearl Baytinger 20 and Grace Lam er 28 both of Cobden Illinois were burned to death when an airplane they rode in crashed and burst into flames. John Hunter of St Louis Missouri survived the crash with injuries.
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