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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

3

Two Seek Seat as Rotary Head

Cleveland, June 18 Rotary delegates at the national convention launched candidacies for officers and directors. Donald A. Adams of New Haven and Psu H. King of Detroit were nominated for president, with ten candidates running for seven directorships. The convention highlighted work for crippled children and youth citizenship, plus remarks by clergy on Rotary principles.

Cleveland Rotary Inte Donald A. Adams New Hraven Conn Psu H. King Detroit Rotarians Charlies. R. Gardner Omaha Rotary Canon wNiott Bishop Mead

Quote on shared human responsibility and saving youth

A passage urges everyone to feel their share of responsibility for others. It uses the saying if you save a man you save a person, if you save a boy you save the whole multiplication table to emphasize a collective duty.

Moira

Garbutt Students Win Honors in Final Examinations

Garbutt held final exams for five students this month. Grace Thirlwell led with an average over 90 while none scored below a passing mark. Diplomas were awarded to Grace Thirdyeil Annie Wynch Greta Hosie and Pearl Peterson across subjects including penmanship typewriting spelling English shorthand letter writing rapid calculation and bookkeeping.

Garbutt Grace Thirlwell Grace Thirdyeil Annie Wynch Greta Hosie Pearl Peterson

Blockade Tactics Discussed by Le Matin Committees

Le Matin reports that blockade tactics would be adopted to pressure Abd-El-Krim as hostilities wane in a few months. M Painlevé told committees that Abd-El-Kim’s limited means would force a pause, while Marshal Lyautey would need full admin and diplomatic powers in French Morocco.

le Matin M. Painleve Buch Abd-El-Kim Marshal Lyautey French Morocco

Prestige Drives Moroccan Policy And Military Leadership Change

The Premier seeks to project strength to Moroccan tribes by naming Marshal Lyautey to direct operations while appointing a proven Great War veteran. Deputy Louis Louchenr and allies push for selective conscription, proposing first volunteers, then re-enlisted veterans, and finally current service members, with exemptions for war widows’ sons and close kin of the wounded.

Marshal Lyautey Louis Louchenr Morocco Watt

Measure amendment debate over freight rates in Canada

In a continuation of the measure debate, G P Grabam, minister of railways and canals, rejected an amendment to apply Crow rates on flour to traffic moving eastward over all lines west of Fort William and Port Arthur. Conservatives and Progressives criticized the government measure during yesterday's session.

Yates G. P. Grabam Itr Canada Alot Graham Fort William Port Arthur

Amundsen Flight Plans Near Pole Amid Rescue Efforts

Despatch indicates Amundsen stopped due to gas shortage and lies about 200 miles from the Pole and 600 miles from Spitzbergen. Stockholm reports show possible date errors. two spare planes from the Norwegian government expedition await at King's Bay to renew the attempt to locate the missing Pole expedition.

Amundsen North Pole King’s Bay Spitzbergen Stockholm Splitbergen Pole Norway

Campbell District Fair Drives Membership for Pools

The GEO. CAMPBELL District Fair reports active efforts to boost membership in cooperative marketing pools. The convention passed resolutions praising Hon. Mackenzie King and others, condemned Greenfield administration, and elected new officers including Willar.

Mackenzie King Chas. Stewart C. R. Mitchell Greenfield Willlar

Liberal convention discusses Acadia federal candidate in Hanna

Benton of Benton presided as WW Ball served as secretary at the province wide Liberal gathering. Hon C R Mitchell received applause for handling finances and administration while Edward C Fisher highlighted provincial party progress. C R Tingle W W Winning and Col Eaton spoke on convention plans for the July 3 event in Hanna to back a Liberal candidate supporting Prime Minister King.

Acadia Hanna William Lyon Mackenzl

Traffic congestion and hospital capacity strain in Chicago

The report notes widespread traffic and parking problems in many cities. It highlights Chicago’s Ford Hospital with about seven hundred beds, a large medical staff, and an average daily charge of $11. No charity work is mentioned and the hospital is not yet self sustaining. A large nurses' home accompanies the facility with emphasis on nurse comfort and recreation.

Chicago Andrews Ford ‘Hospital

Wonderful Roads At Western Ontario Convention

Mr Andrews described the heat wave across Ontario and praised the new roads from Windsor to Hamilton. Delegates discussed protecting Canadian industries with subsidies for Alberta coal, while noting no desire to peg prices to American levels.

Windsor Hamilton Andrews Ontario U.M.A Canada West Great Lakes Alberta U.S.A Grimsby St.Catherines Mr. Andrews C.M.A Prairie Aasnatation

Train wreck near Grant injures ten kills one

A Big Four passenger train derailed near Grant Ohio ten miles north of Kenton late yesterday. One person was killed instantly and ten injured as the engine and three coaches left the track. A diner car parlour car and sleeper on the rear remained on the rails.

Kenton Ohio Grant Here

Boy Kenneth Hewson Survives Fall From Treated Bridge

A six year old boy named Kenneth Hewson fell from a trestle bridge into the dry bed of the Etobicoke river at Brampton Ontario. He jumped from a height of thirty feet and was found seriously injured by onlookers and rushed to hospital.

Kenneth’ “ ~ Hewson Etobicoke River Brampton Ontario

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