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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
London reports a British inventor, Tom Emery, unveils a fuel free motor claimed to generate power without fuel. He says mass production is ready and licenses will be limited, predicting cheaper living, reduced working hours, cleaner cities, and a shift in industry away from fuel sources.
Madrid May 27 By Mail Spaniards are awakening to the necessity of improved hygienic measures to reduce mortality. Leading newspapers demand a ministry of health to oversee sanitary conditions in factories and houses, provide cheap housing, pensions, health insurance, and hygienic instruction. Dr Juarros warns of rising smallpox diphtheria and tuberculosis and a high death rate among noninfants. The Institute of Civil Engineers backs hygienic reforms to cut the death rate.
Duluth June 17 The first arrests for complicity in the lynching of three Negroes taken from authorities after the police station was stormed by a mob of about ten thousand were expected today. County attorney Warren E. Green said several leaders of the mob are under examination.
The board of commerce proposes to issue at an early date a list naming persons and firms liable to indictment for sugar profiteering.
Friends and neighbors at Feldman Lake bid Mr and Mrs David Hyndman farewell as they depart for Vancouver British Columbia. The event featured songs, a midnight supper, and gifts including a Pyrex casserole and a French briar pipe. Norton Gun Club presented items, and the community offered best wishes for their new venture.
Classified ads are described as the quickest salesmen in the world, urged to advertise in the News to prove their effectiveness and boost local commerce.
Moscow dispatches report Batum on the Black Sea fell to General Denekine's troops and Russian white government units. Georgian army resistance followed, with Georgian arrests of some entente mission members at Tiflis as protest. News is attributed to Moscow dispatches via the Daily Herald.
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