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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1929

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Wreckage Found in Atlantic Linked to Franco Flight

Madrid reports unconfirmed wreckage sighting about a hundred miles off the Azores possibly tied to Major Ramon Franco and three companions missing since Friday night. London notes confusion over prior claims of safe Azores arrival amid ongoing searches near the Azores.

Azores Franco Madrid Spain Ramon Franco London Teuters San Miguel Faris Havas Primo de Rivera Noticias du Lunes Cartagena New York Ramon Iranco Horta Cani‘tal Agores Offorta Mande Airwane Eduardo Gonzales Gallarza Julia Ruiz de Alda Pedro Madriaga Western Union Kerta Associated Press Rumer Formigax Santa Maria Islands San Miguel Island Santa Maria Ponta de Algada

Conservative Wins Turtle Mountain By Election In Manitoba

In Turtle Mountain by election Conservative R Welch won over Progressive Earl Campbell by 232 votes as voter turnout rose from 1927. Welch led in Roissevain rural divisions and won five polling areas. Campbell carried Minty, Welch's hometown, by 34. Welch, long-time Boissevain resident, former mayor and councillor, now serves in the Manitoba legislature.

K. R. Welch Boissevain Earl Campbell Mr. Willis Welch Campbell Roissevain Mr. Campbell Minty

NYC Civic Payroll Encompasses 131 Thousand Workers

The city holds about 131,667 employees on its civic payroll and a current year budget near 500 million dollars.

New York City

Delightful Concert by Ist S A R Band Draws Riverside Crowd

Sunday night band concert at Riverside Park attracts large audience. 1st Battalion S A R Boys’ Band performs a tuneful program under Frank Novak, receiving hearty applause for pieces including a saxophone trio by G Gough J Gray and D Muir. The program features O Canada Overture Harmony Queen Novelty for Brasses Rosenkrans Waltz Memories of Stephen Foster Novelette The Little Wonder Le Chonette Trio Valse Melodie La Forest Field Day Hymn Abide With Me God Save The King.

Riverside Park Batt. S.A.R Frank Novak G. Gough J. Gray D. Muir Canada Loos Stephen Foster la Forest

Storekeeper Fatally Wounded in Vehicle Collision

Portage La Prairie on June 24 Joseph Farncomb of Bagot Manitoba was killed when his car collided with Roy Perrin's vehicle Mrs Perrin mother of the driver suffered a broken collar bone.

Portage la Prairie Joseph Farncomb Bagot Man Roy Perrin

Sacred Heart Convent in Sault au Recollet Destroyed by Fire

Fire struck the Sacred Heart convent at Sault au Recollet near Montreal on Sunday. The burning building, valued at about $1,000,000, left a smouldering ruin with 22 convalescent nuns rescued and two firemen hospitalized from injuries and asphyxiation.

Montreal Convent of the Sacred Heart Sault Au Recollet

Red Deer Fish and Game Assn Sponsors Noted Egg and Fry Drive

Red Deer Fish and Game Association reports strong uptake in the crow and magpie egg and foot collection, with 1 470 eggs and 82 feet gathered by district school children. The group also restocked Raven Creek with 69 060 Loch Levin inch trout fry, led by president A B Mitchell and Banff hatchery supervisor Martin.

Red Deer Red Deer Fish and Game Association I. Snell Pine Lake Sneil Bear Creek A. B. Mitchell Martin Banff Fish Hatchery

Public Invited To C O C Luncheon

The Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon at the Cecil Hotel on Saturday at 12 30 inviting the public to meet Hon. O L McPherson. He will discuss the road building program for the district and supporters are urged to attend.

Chamber of Commitrce Cecil Hotel O. L. McPherson

Urge Government to Stop Modern Rustling Across Border

Swift Current June 24 organized gangs cross the border in trucks to steal and slaughter cattle from Canadian ranchers and rush carcasses across the line before missing. a resolution from the Saskatchewan Stock Growers convention urged the government to halt the modern rustling system. Railways of China are dismissing many officers and employees to reduce expenses after the war.

Swift Current Saskatchewan Stock Growers Convention

Bank Robber Arthur Thomas Sentenced to Five Years

Arthur Thomas, 19, who robbed the Grandview Royal Bank of Canada on Commercial Drive last week and fled with about four thousand dollars, was sentenced in police court to five years in the penitentiary and ten lashes by Magistrate H C Shaw. He was captured in New Westminster hours after the robbery and pled guilty choosing a summary trial.

VaNcouver Arthur Thomas Grandview Royal Bank of Canada H. C. Shaw Thomas New Westminster

Shot and Killed Wife and Wounded Others in Long Beach

John Keller 45 returned to his home and shot Ruth Keller his estranged wife and George Finck the alleged suitor, seriously wounding Finck and a police officer. Officers then shot Keller fatally wounding him. Finck in critical condition and Officer J W Bullard recovering.

Long Beach Calif John Keller Ruth Keller George Finck J. W. Bullard

Pensions Inspector Appointed by Alberta Board

Miss Carson has been appointed inspector of Old Age Pensions under the Alberta Compensation Board. Persons seeking a pension should visit her office at 453 Third St during hours 9 to 1 and 1 to 5.

House of David Arrives for Evening Basketball Clash

The House of David team arrived by train this morning with manager Sparks lining up his strongest squad to face the locals at Athletic Park tonight at 6 15.

House of David Sparks Athletic Park

Three Drown When Launch Turns Over In Storm

Miss Mabel Price a 35 year old history lecturer at MacDonald College her sister Gertrude and Miss Madelein Foy of Ste Anne De Bellevue were drowned when a motor launch overturned during a violent storm racing across Montreal region. Gertrude Price had arrived Friday from North Carolina for holidays.

Ste. Anne de Bellevue Que Mabel Price MacDonald College Gertrude Madelein Foy Contreal Gertrude Price North Carolina

Nearly Cap Sized Boat at Trafford Wharf Chaos

A crowd of several thousand inspecting a fleet of destroyers at Trafford Wharf, Manchester, caused near disaster as ships leaned with the crowd on the guns. Many were injured or fainted including women and children. one person was pushed overboard but rescued. Nurses and ambulances treated the injured while sailors and police struggled to control the meddlers.

London The Daily Sketch Trafford Wharf Manchester

Adrift in Open Dory for Six Days Rescued Near Halifax

Manuel Calisco, a Portuguese fisherman from a drifting pair of boats, spent six days adrift in an open dory and had no food for three days. He was plucked from the sea Saturday about 50 miles south of Beaver Harbour light by a customs cruiser and brought to Halifax. He said he feared being saved and that another man in a nearby boat had disappeared hours earlier.

Halifax N. S Manuel Calisco Saturdey Beaver Harbor Calisco

Gangsters Shoot It Out In Kansas City

Two alleged gangsters are dead and a third in the hospital after a Saturday night shootout in front of the La Salle hotel in Kansas City. Police said the battle followed a dispute among five men with two escaping. Ben Baretti alias Fred Roberts was shot dead and was wanted on three cities for five murder charges while Arthur Hartman, killed as well, was out on appeal bond on a St. Louis murder conviction.

Kansas City la Salle Ben Baretti Fred Roberts Baretti Arthur Hartman St. Louis

Auto accident on Dunmore road leaves two injured

A. P. P. investigate a Saturday night crash on the Dunmore road. H. Rennis of Ninth St. and four companions were in the car. Peter Petersen and Ole Venus sustained injuries but were not seriously hurt. The Norweigan workers recently arrived in Canada and have been employed as diggers.

Dunmore Road H. Rennis Ninth St Peter Petersen Ole Venus Canada Norway

Ferris Wheel Victim John Kempthorne Dies After Amusement Park Accident

John Kempthorne a 45 year old resident of Paris Ontario died Saturday in Toronto from internal injuries after being hurled from a Ferris wheel onto a picket fence at an amusement park following injuries sustained Friday night. Medical staff attempted blood transfusions but could not save him.

Toronto John Kempthorne Paris

Early potatoes raise pride in Medicine Hat garden

In view of the late season Mr. W Cousins is pleased with his garden progress. Yesterday he dug up new potatoes of good size and believes he is the first person in Medicine Hat to have his own potatoes for dinner this early in the season.

W Cousins Els Medicine Hat

Fielding to be buried in Ottawa after death

Ottawa June 24 Right Hon W S Fielding former minister of finance died at his home in Ottawa at 10 25 pm in his 81st year He suffered a stroke yesterday and had been bed bound for years His funeral is planned for Wednesday at 3 pm in Ottawa with a possible state funeral to be announced later The city mourns a modest trusted statesman and former premier of Nova Scotia who led finance for 15 years and served as acting premier during the Imperial Conference period

Lipton Sir Thomas Lipyton United States Sir Thomas Inset Cowes Isle of Wight England Ottawa W.S. Fielding Fielding Mr. Fielding Canada Mielding W. S. Fielding Macknzie King London Hll Nova Scotia Dominion of Canada William Stevens Fielding Wilfrid Laurier Sea de Miers Paaty Department of Finance Sir Wilfrid Liberal Party Ministry of Finance Greater Britain Rudyard Kipling

Crop Report from Western Canada Shows Good Growth

The C P R Crop Report notes strong development across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with wheat four to fourteen inches high in various districts and pastures livestock in good condition. Heavy rains aided drought areas but more moisture and warm days are needed to reach maturity.

Winnipeg Man Agricultural Department C.P.R Assiniboine Swift Current Saskatchewan Manitoba Rapid City Miniota Alberta Red Deer Peace River British Columbia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ben A. R. Welch C. Campbell Turtle Mountain R. G. Willis S.A.R Sacred Heart Red Deer Fish and Game Assn Foster Crow Railways‘of China Vancouver Bandit Pensions Dunmore Tite C. P. R. Crop Report
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