23 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
1
Manitoban voters rejected prohibition citing ease of access to liquor under Temperance Act, arguing illegal sales profit bootlegging and government tax potential, with hard times shaping demand to restore government revenue from liquor.
Soviet war minister Teon Trotzky delivered a defiant Moscow address praising planes for potential use against Britain and Persia. He framed Soviet Russia as a military dictatorship warning Britain amid Curzon’s ultimatum. Saskatchewan leads Alberta in diversified farming with growing attention to stored crops and vegetables as grain remains central.
France asserts it has logic and justice on its side urging Germany to stop passive resistance in the Ruhr. Berlin is cast as debtor while Paris acts as creditor with a plea for easier debt payment and avoidance of deliberate trouble for the creditor.
Rail schedule fragment shows May 20 1993 start with daily service notes and weekend patterns. Mentions Medicine Hat and Canadian Pacific line with weekday and weekend frequency abbreviations.
The article argues France may rightfully cut food supplies to force German compliance on reparations. It condemns German hesitation since Versailles, stating repeated passive resistance shows a goal to pay nothing unless coerced by force.
The West sees a strong opinion in the Canadian Bank of Commerce monthly report against inflation in any form whether credit or production. It notes many seek government aid through credit and price fixing, but farmers are learning the value of independence from credit that boosts indebtedness beyond potential profits.
The Calgary Albertan disputes a CN report noting Bolshevism rise in the West. After investigation the paper says police exaggerate red activity, asserting no higher percentage of reds in the West than elsewhere and that the threat is not seriously dangerous.
The text argues that spending two million dollars on Parisian headquarters was excessive without government authorization. It suggests ultimate responsibility lies with those accountable to shareholders, not private interests such as President Beatty or the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Despite a shrinking population in the Maritime Provinces, factions like the Herring Backs and Blue Noses advocate extending the Canadian National Railway network. The piece notes a reversal of expected trends as coastal voices seek broader rail access.
A debate over recognizing equitable district representation in the Senate during the Alberta vacancy raises concerns of broader impact beyond local politics. The issue centers on how districts might gain fair footing in federal representation.
Irma Times notes a fashionable rainy weekend forecasts a crop this fall if frosts and pests stay away. It questions prices and farmer optimism amid weather and market concerns.
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