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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1930

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Alberta redistributes seats as six party members back plan

Premier Brownlee announced a redistribution bill will be introduced before prorogation, based on the special committee report. The six United Farmers of Alberta members and one from Liberal, Conservative and Labour backed five new seats, merging Okotoks and High River and uniting Claresholm and Nanton, with Calgary, Drumheller, Clover Bar, and North Peace River as locations.

Edmonton J. E. Browne W. G. Farquharson U.F.A Ribstone Oout Okoks High River Claresholm Nann Alberta Joseph T. Shaw Uite House Tribune Fred J. White Calvary Ito C. Y. Weaver D.S.O Sopek Farquharson George H. Webster Lib Calgary

Naval Conference Talks Drama From London to Chequers

London reports that France and Italy agreed to a direct talks approach aimed at breaking the deadlock in the Naval Conference. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald chaired sessions with Secretary of State Stimson as the United States sought to bridge gaps between Paris and Rome. Grandi and Briand held discussions with Stimson and MacDonald, with further talks expected as Premier Tardieu prepares to meet MacDonald.

London George Ambiedon France Italy Ramsay MacDonald Stimson United States Ciro Grandi Signor Grandi M. Briand Mr. Macdonald Andre Tardieu Chequers

Oliver faults Wheat Pool and famine of harvest

Toronto March 14 The Empire Club heard Frank Oliver a former cabinet minister say the present wheat market crisis stems from a bad harvest and a failed Wheat Pool theory. He blamed excessive bank credit and a world shortage for pushing prices down, warning supply and demand still govern markets.

Toronto Hoh Frank Oliver Empire Club Oliver Railway Commission Sf Er Alberta Wilfrid Laurier Saic Canada Trady Sajes

Parliamentary Doings Highlight March Ottawa Session

In Parliament on March 14 the Senate did not sit. In the House of Commons the motion to refer the estimate to select standing committees passed. The Marriage and Divorce Act was defeated on second reading by 144 to ? Various ministers and MPs spoke including J T Thorpe Winnipeg South Centre Gans Taranto N W Hon Ernest Lapointe Agnes MacPhail Charles Marcis Rita Bennett and Michael Luchkovite with debates on DominionProvincial technical education and Export Act actions.

Ottawa Senate House of Commons W. T. Wicas U.F.A Camrose G. G. Coote Macleod Iby Henri Joursuers Labelle Bourassa Charles Marcis Boinaventure H. B. Adshead Rabor Calaryv East Rita Bennett Michael Luch Kovite Mr. Luch Mackenzie‘Kina Mesr Maloney Gons South Kent John J. Eval Rasensal I Nir B. Bennett Copes C. Brady Keena. Isaac Um Dougall Col Ont

Winnipeg Residence Shooting Tragedy Reported

Canadian Press reports a shooting at a Winnipeg home after a demand for money. A man shot a woman and then killed himself in a residence incident. the injured woman was hospitalized and later died.

Winnipeg Nipeg Wigoinenieael Ortynski Telehe Ary Peyalaky Ieee Ortynsk

Gandhi Trek Persists as Salt March Protests Rise

Gandhi continues his nonviolent civil disobedience march across Nowagon Jalalpur and Matar areas with followers pledging allegiance to his cause. Police leaders sign resignations in protest of Patel imprisonment as the trek heads toward the night halt at Matar.

Nowagon India Vasta Matar Gandhi Villaihhei Patel

Indian School Death Toll Rises at Crags Lake Fire

The Pas March 14 report states the fire at Crags Lake Indian School increased the death toll with 12 victims. No bodies were recovered. only small burned fragments were found amid the ruins, per Rt. Rev. Charlebois, Bishop of Kee Watin.

Pas Marc Stanate Ane J. Lajoune Charlebois Keewatin Northland ‘School

Small Morning Market Prices Noted for Eggs and Chickens

A tiny market session reported eggs selling as first grade at 7ic per dozen and about six dressed chickens offered at 1.00 each.

Medical pupil makes important discovery in vaccine research

London reports that a medical pupil named Kalech Chevasut and Sir James Purves Stewarts have claimed a breakthrough in treating a paralytic disease. They propose vaccines made from certain body-derived materials may offer effective protection, though details remain preliminary and uns verified by peers.

London Kalech Chevasut Young Popllof James Purves Stewars Ely Chance

Calgary Ironworks Aids City Projects

In Calgary, the City of Calgaryie partners with a local ironworks firm to bolster infrastructure. The collaboration aims to upgrade public works, with funding and timelines to be announced by officials. The involved entities include Calgary Ironworks and City of Calgaryie, signaling a regional development push.

London March debate on Coal Mines Bill in Commons

A fragmentary report indicates a March debate in the Commons over the Coal Mines Bill. The government faced Liberal opposition with a 308 to 235 vote, amid criticism of policy wording and unemployment rhetoric.

London MacDonald Labor Cdr Olicy Lease Ice

Unclear fragment hints at high level measures on Garonne

Fragmentary copy mentions precautionary actions and the Garonne river with references to 'high' level measures. No clear event or entities identified due to corrupted text.

New Safeway Store Opens In Southern Alberta

A new Safeway store opened on Third Street as the second large chain to enter southern Alberta. Plans include further stores in Drumheller and Lethbridge. The modern facility features a large refrigeration plant and well stocked meat dairy and produce sections with up to date equipment and bright color scheme. Clerks served customers as the doors opened to the public in a morning that exceeded expectations.

Lonceniss Jonite Alberta Drumheller Lethbridge Safeway Cinemat Third St Avila Renee

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