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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1930

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Pheasant Release Lets Birds Roam Cypress Hills Playground

A weekend survey of the Alberta Cypress Hills by government officials and Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association officials led to a successful pheasant release near Surrey. Eighty young chicks remain at the pens with 130 eggs hatching, and the birds reportedly wintered well in previous releases.

Medicine Hat Fish and Game Assn Alberta Cypress Hills Medicine Hat Reg Bray Surrey Charlie Burroughs A. P. Burns Percy Kinnard Kinnard R. T. Rodd Benj. Lawton

Nominations Open for Alberta Legislature Seventy-Three Seats

Edmonton June 9. Nominations for Alberta's 63 legislative seats show Farmers Party likely to hold 47 seats while United Farmers may win five acclamations. Premier J E Brownlee aims for incumbency in Ponoka and Little Bow with McPherson contesting Little Bow. Liberals may run 35, Conservatives up to 22, Labor 11, and independents about 26 across Edmonton and Calgary, the only multi member districts.

Edmonton C.P Alberta Farmers’ Party United Farmers of Alberta Co-Operative Economic Group J. E.brownlee Herbert Greenfield Fi Government Party U.F.A Ponoka Lac Ste Anne Little Bow Tater Sedgewick Q. L. McPherson Brownlee McPherson Liberals Conservatives Labor Calgary

Two Senate Vacancies Filled In Ottawa

Ottawa June 8 Four cabinet ministers stayed in Ottawa over the weekend and will meet again to approve cabinet appointments. Yesterday they passed orders-in-council filling the two remaining senate vacancies. The new senators were officially confirmed tonight including Hon. Sinclair of Queens P.E.I. continued on page five.

Ottawa Senate Sinclair Queens P.E.L

Bennet to Kick Off National Campaign In Winnipeg

Hon. R B Bennett will begin his federal election speaking tour tonight at the Amphi theatre in Winnipeg with an address to about 7000 in person. The speech will be broadcast nationally and heard in rural districts and farm homes across Canada. Col F G Taylor K C will introduce him and Dr H C Hodgson will preside.

Winnipeg R. B. Bennett Nnetl Dominion Conservative Association Canada Bennett Conservative Party Toronto F. G. Taylor K.C H. C. Hodgson Provincial

Edges Murder Probe Near Springside Store

Springside Saskatchewan June 9 Investigation opened into the killing of Albert E Edgess a butcher found shot to death in a rear room of his store The bullet entered behind the left ear and a rifle lay beside him An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.

Springside Sask Albert E. Edgess

Firefighters battle blaze amid high winds near Miaple Ave

At 8 00 p m Saturday the Wire Brigade fought a burning rubbish pile that spread to surrounding buildings on Miaple Avenue and Fourth Street as strong winds fanned flames. An earlier 7 50 p m alarm sent the crew to the High School district with no fire found.

Miaple Avenue Fourth Street

Nominations Open for Medicine Hat Provincial Seat

Returning officer P M Simpson opened nominations at City Hall from 12 to 2 pm. Three candidates announced remain in the field: C S Blanchard, I Bullivant, and Hector Lang, with official agent W M O Turner named. Nominations list supporters and supporters’ names from Medicine Hat Redcliff and Dunmore areas.

P. M. Simpson Council Chamber City Hall Medicine Hat C. S. Blanchard Henry Stewart C. W. Niblock J. H. Collier W. H. Gray J. B. Richardson M. MacKinnon W. M. O. Turner Hector Lang Jennie Embree Aaes Hole Myrtle Gallup J. H. Wyeht Thos Mills A. Teel W. M. Ronnenberg Edward J. Osgood A. J. LePage J. F. Herringer Ely Plotkin J. G. McGee M. Sipien B. F. Louch

Six Die and Six Injured in Detroit Water Works Explosion

Six laborers were killed and six injured when a dynamite charge exploded in a water works tunnel 22 feet beneath the Detroit River. Four men died instantly, two others soon died in hospital. All workers in the tunnel were later accounted for.

Detroit Mich Water Works Detroit River

Baseball Fatality Shocks Brandon Community

Thomas Duntop aged 18 dies in hospital after being struck in the head by a pitched ball during a ball game in his hometown of Dunrop. He was running bases when the accident occurred.

Brandon Man Thos. Duntop Dunrop

Imperial Conference debate possible nonpartisan participation

British political circles consider all three parties may attend the Imperial Conference. Premier MacDonald could invite Stanley Baldwin and David Lloyd George to participate, aiming for nonpartisan dialogue to protect dominion policies. A detailed scheme for bulk purchase and import of Dominion wheat and grain is being prepared for delegates.

London Peoplie MacDonald Stanley Baldwin David Lloyd George Great Britain J. H. Thomas Dominions Empire W Pe. Iipied Ito Hugh

F E Trautman dies in Winnipeg famed railway press man

F E Trautman longtime press representative for the Canadian Pacific Railway Western lines and dean of Western publicity men died at Misericordia hospital in Winnipeg after a short illness. In his 67th year he left a widow Kathryn H Ross and one daughter June.

Winnipeg Canada F. E. Trautman Canadian Pacific Railway Western Lines Western Misericordia Hospital United States June Chicago Trautman Canfactian Pacific Railway George Bury Railway Presse Kathryn H. Ross

Mackenzie King Opens Campaign in Brantford Rally

Bantford Ont June 9 The announcement states Prime Minister Mackenzie King will deliver his opening election speech in Brantford Monday night June 18 at a joint Brantford Brant rally He is expected to be accompanied by Hon W B D Euler Minister of National Revenue

Heavy Rain Sweeps District South and East

A brief storm drenched the district running south and east from the city with about an hour of heavy rain extending roughly twenty five miles Friday night into Saturday.

Loverna Elevator Burned by Lightning Strike

The Loverna Saskatchewan pool elevator was struck by lightning at 10 30 Saturday night and burned to the ground. A fierce storm raged as volunteers fought the fire hindered by gate distance with no grain or agent inside the elevator. Nearby coal sheds and elevators were protected, and the wind blew away from town preventing total destruction.

Loverna Sask Saakatchewan Pool

Forest Fire Menace Diminished by Wet Weather in Ontario and Saskatchewan

In Ontario northwest of Port Arthur drying winds reduced fire danger after drenching rains mostly east of Fort Arthur. about 1,000 forest workers remain near bush areas under the forestry department. In Saskatchewan rainfall soothed fires threatening The Pas Lumber Company's timber berth, with northern regions soaking and danger easing.

Port Arthur Ont Ontario Fort Arthur Lakehead Forest Department Prince Albert Sask Saskatchewan Pas Lumber Company

Notice of Responsibility for Wife's Debts

Daniel Gill states in Medicine Hat on June 9 1930 that he remains responsible for all debts incurred by his wife Bessie I. the June 3 and 7 notices in the Medicine Hat News were published in error and should be disregarded.

Medicine Hat Ft Am Bessie I Daniel Gill

Dr F W Gershaw Returns From Ottawa on Medicine Hat Visit

MP Dr F W Gershaw, who just came back from Ottawa, received a wire this morning. Ministers planned a meeting in July. Residents recall his efforts and express congratulations as he pressed for a Medicine Hat date in the ministerial itinerary.

F. W. Gershaw Ottawa Arinvene Ih Medi Mr. Duanningy Shaw

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Alberta Legislature Government Independent DR. King British Columbia J. E. Sinclair P.E.I Uper Chamber Elm ST. School Tonight Minnie Shields J. Stickel H. B. Szell W. Graham J. K. Huntley Redcliffe L. Stockwell Dunmore Blainczizard Britain Ballivant 6Th Avenue Dreamlind Theatre P. R MacKenzie King Lee Wit Liberal Worker Hector ‘Lang MEA Liberal Amnceoe Resco Elm Street Soho OL
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