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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1929

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Canada debates budget tariffs as Brown opposes high protection

Ottawa parliament resumes budget debate with John L. Brown arguing against protective tariffs and warning of harm to farmers. He cites soil and wheat price issues and contrasts embargo fixes with tariff rises. A House committee approves tighter narcotics enforcement including writs of assistance and drug trade penalties.

Ottawa House of Commons John L. Brown Liberal-Progressive Lisgar Hugh Guthrie Winnipeg Guthrie Canada Brown United States House of Commone Cpl. C. H. Sharman

Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg

Winnipeg grain inspections show 00 wheat cars for March 413 with last year totals at 500 and contract grades at 1200, reflecting ongoing activity in the market.

Winnipeg

Alberta Trackways Bill Defeated in Legislature Vote

Alberta Trackways Bill, a private measure by A B Claypool of Didsbury to build a Calgary to Banff highway, failed 18 to 5 in the Legislature. The bill faced mixed support from U F A and Conservative sides, with Premier Brownlee opposing and urging committee review.

Alberta Edmonton A. B. Claypool U.F Calgary Banff U.F.A Labor Fred J. White Iuabor P. M. Christopherson Rocky Mountain Chris Pattinson Judgon R. H. Parkyn Andrew Smeaton Lethbridge C. L. Gibbs Col. C. ¥. Weaver Laudus Joly St. Paul Mr. Claypool Milton C. McJieon Lac Ste. Anne Nelson S. Smith Olds A. M. Matheson Vegreville D. H. Gathraith Nanton A. Delisle Beaver River P. J. Enzenauer Alexandra Ww. C. Smith Empress Donald Cameron Innisfail George H.ee Liberal Calroy George Vial Ney F.a.didsbury Calgary-Banff

Mexican Rebels Face Major Federal Push Near Torreon

Reports say 22 000 rebels mass near Torreon while 18 000 Federals under General Calles advance from the north and east. Government gains spread as insurgents retreat from Saltillo and Mazatlan forces pull back toward Culican and Guila. General Aguirre, brother of Jesus Aguirre, is executed for revolt involvement.

Mexico City Torreon Calles Federals Almazan Saltillo Mazatlan Culican Guila Portes Gil Simon Aguirre Jesus, Aguirre Vera Cruz

Insanity as Ground for Divorce Debated in Legislature

Edmonton March 18 D C Breton U F A Leduc moved a resolution asking the Dominion government to amend divorce law to recognize insanity pronounced incurable by medical authority as a ground for divorce. The debate ended with intention to hold over for fuller analysis.

Breton Joseph T. Shaw Lucien Bourdreau St. Albert A. A. McGillivray K.C

Medicine Hat Fish and Game Banquet Committee Notice

The decorating committee for Friday's banquet will be placed under obligation if hunters in possession of pictures of local hunting parties leave them at the Assiniboia Hotel. Executive and sub-committee members are reminded of the meeting at The News office at 7.30 this evening. A consignment of fish from Fort Qu Appelle Federal Govt hatcheries arrived this morning for the banquet.

Assinigoia Fort -Qu’Appelle Federal Govt

Debates Resume on Budget in Ottawa Parliament

Ottawa March 13 The House of Commons debated the budget today with L J Ladner and J L Brown among those speaking. The third reading passed for the CPR branch lines bill and bills for Barclays Bank pensions and several insurer and bank measures. The Senate did not sit.

Ottawa C.P House of Commons L. J. Ladner Vancouver South Senate House J. L. Brown Lisgar C. W. Bell Hamilton West J. A. Verville Lotbiniere Thomas Cantley Prctou H. Deslauriers St. Marys H. B. Adshead Calgary East W. E. Rowe Victoria C.P.R Barclays Bank Pensions Society Fund Bank of Montreal Molsons Bank Pension Fund Protective Association of Canada Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company Premier Guarantee and Accident Assurance Company

Western man appointed on Railway Commission

John A. Stoneman of Saskatoon Sask. has been named to the Board of Railway Commissioners succeeding Frank Oliver who retired. Confirmation came yesterday. Stoneman, former president of the United Farmers of Canada, serves on the Royal Grain Commission and was appointed by Saskatchewan to study grain trade conditions. He will assume duties after the Saskatchewan Grain Commission completes its work.

Ottawa John A. Stoneman Saskatoon Sask Board of Railway Commissioners Frank Oliver Stoneman United Farmers of Canada Royal Grain Commission Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Grain Commission

Parisian Marshal Foch Improves Overnight

Paris reports Marshal Foch's condition has slightly improved with a morning temperature of 98.7 and a pulse of 36. The bulletin notes gradual progress since previous nights.

Paris Marshal Foch

Alleged Forger Arrested in Edmonton on Forgery Charge

Edmonton March 13 Albert Hewitt, sought by Winnipeg and Edmonton police, was arrested here Tuesday by Detective Munro on forgery charges. Hewitt allegedly forged Wy Holway’s name to a cheque for 75 dollars and cashed it last August.

Edmonton Albert Hewitt Winnipeg Edmonton Police Munro Hewitt Wy Holway

Pioneering Air Rescue Aimed at Fairview Patient

Edmonton reports pilot Wop May flies north on Mercy errand to deliver life saving oxygen to Edward Peversett in Fairview. May uses a rubber taped oxygen tank dropped from the plane with oxygen supplied by the Provincial Department of Health as the life saving mission proceeds.

Edmonton Erdward Peversett Strickey Fairview Central Canada Peace Air Northwest Department of ‘Health

Gypsy Moth Flight Maiden Run To James Bay For Aid

Captain Roy W. Maxwell and Dr W B Paul piloted the Gypsy Moth from Remi Lake Ontario toward Rupert's House James Bay to aid an Anglican missionary on a 1000 mile Toronto to northland flight. Bishop Anderson of Moosejaw received word of the departure.

Cobalt Ont Roy W. Maxwell Paul Rupert’s House James Bay Remi Lake Ontario Toronto Northland James Bay Anderson Moosenes

Nobile Resigns as Italia Expedition Commander

In Rome the Exchange Telegraph Company reports General Umberto Nobile has officially resigned his rank and office as commander of the Italia expedition. The resignation was accepted. Weather notes show fair and mild with 44 degrees.

British Farm Workers to Aid Canadian Farms

Three thousand trained British agricultural workers will come to Canada this summer to fill farm jobs. The advance party lands in the first week of April, with one hundred to Alberta. They will be placed via the Canadian Employment Service and sent from Winnipeg to farms. farmers in the district should contact Supt. J. Wright at the Medicine Hat employment office.

Great Britain Canada Alberta Service of Canada Winnipeg Supt. J. Wright Medicine Hat

Wealthy cabbie leaves estate to Toronto orphanages

Toronto on March 13 reports William Kellaher a former cable man died aged 83 leaving about 200000 dollars. He arrived penniless in Toronto over forty years ago and willed 150000 dollars to local orphanages from his estate.

Toronto William Kellaher Kellaher

Alberta debate on teachers pension plan resolution stalls

Edmonton March 13 two hours of debate in the Legislature failed to reach a decision on Hector Lang Liberal Medicine Hat proposal to empower the Education Minister to create and maintain a funds for pensions for long serving ill or aged teachers. Premier Brownlee and others expected to meet and seek common ground.

Edmonton Hector Lang Lang Brownlee Suang British Columbia Lionel Gibbs Labor Perren Baker Gibbs Gibb Ping

Alberta Introduces Old Age Pension Act in Legislature

The Alberta Legislature introduces a Dominion Act aligned pension scheme. Maximum pension set at 240 dollars yearly with reductions for higher income. voting rights unaffected. Provinces may raise loans to fund the program, with municipalities contributing 10 percent of annual pension payments.

Edmonton Alberta General Revenue Fund General Revenue Ees

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Zavogulue Lipsgevuur Department of Health Minister of Health J. E. Brownlee Board of Public Utilities Commissioners Utilities Commission Clair Levert Arthur Ellis Porcupine Alta Medicine Hat ‘Fish and Game Association Marshal. Foch RGU Africa Ivory Coast Lashanth Harvey- Si Firestone Liberia Little Republic Maxwell Lsi Supt. Wright P.C. Old Age Pensions
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