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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1920

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Civil War Imminent as Germany Faces Kapp Rebellion

London reports indicate Germany teeters on civil war after Ebert refuses negotiations with the Kapp regime. Berlinstrikes, gunfire in Kiel and Magdeburg, arrests of former Ebert ministers, and calls to prepare for new war mark a nation in upheaval as various regions pledge allegiance to the new government.

London Germany Ebert Stuttgart Wurttemburg German National Assembly Aix la Chapelle Rhenish Prussia William Hamburg Copenhagen Hambuug Leipzig Central News Geneva Ibert von Luettwitz

Junker attacks grow as US delay on peace treaty spreads

New York reports delayed ratification of the peace treaty and premature Allied army dissolutions, with differences at the peace table on Turkey. J. W. Gerard, former ambassador to Berlin, says these factors emboldened the Junker and hastened attacks on the Ebert government at a mass meeting organized by the American committee for the independence of Armenia.

U.S.A Junkers Gerard New York United States Junker Ebert J. W. Gerard Berlin American Committee For the Independence of Armenia

Resignation Accepted of Acting Premier Kopp by King

London dispatch reports King Ferdinand accepted acting premier Kopp’s resignation and commissioned General Favresco minister of the Interior to form a new cabinet. The Times notes a Roumanian perspective on the development amid political reshuffles and a separate item mentions St Thomas debentures.

Kopp Ferdinand Tas Gen Favrescu London Favresco the Times St. Thomas

Premier Nittl Presses Frontier Revision in Hungary

London dispatch says Premier Nittl telegraphed the supreme council demanding revision of Hungary frontiers as defined by the peace treaty. The report notes strong insistence on territorial terms and implications for regional boundaries.

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Seven Citizens Fined for Failing to License Dogs

Seven citizens appeared in court this morning and were fined for not paying dog licenses. Six paid $1.00 each, while one who did not appear and was brought in on a warrant paid $2.40. They were ordered to obtain licenses forthwith as warnings ended and enforcement began.

Prince of Wales Starts His Tour in San Diego

Rear Admiral Wells announced that the British battle cruiser Renown with the Prince of Wales aboard left Liverpool today and is due in San Diego by April 7, after a late navy department update and revised schedule.

San Diego Cal Wells Navy Department Prince of Wales Liverpool

Northwest in Grip of Worst Blizzard This Winter

The northwest suffered one of the worst blizzards of the winter with heavy winds piling snow drifts across Minnesota North and South Dakota and Western Canada. Rail and wire communications were seriously interfered and miles of telephone and telegraph poles were blown down. The wire service to South Dakota from the Twin Cities was virtually cut off yesterday. The storm began early yesterday with a heavy gale and shows no sign of letting up this morning.

St. Paul Minn Northwest Minnesota North South Dakota Canadas Twin Cities

President Wilson enjoys outing despite illness

President Wilson rode in an open car with Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Grayson for two hours along park roads in Washington. He appeared refreshed and fit on returning to the White House after braving a typical March wind.

Washington Woolrow Wilson Wilson Grayson White House

Two Die After Massive Explosion At Air Liquid Plant Calgary

Calgary March 16 Two men die in a violent blast at the Air Liquid Company Limited corner of Second Avenue and First Street North. Charles Walford was killed instantly and Frank Oram died at hospital from a fractured skull. The blast sent tanks sailing and wrecked the acetylene room as debris damaged nearby houses.

AIR Liquid Calgary Air Liquid Company, Limited Second Avenue First Street Charles Walford First Sweet N.H Frank Oram Banning Street Winnipeg General Hospital Walford Captain Knight

British salvage vessels use underwater flame to open sunken ships

London report says sunken treasure valued at £56,000,000 has been raised since the war. Reliant and Restorer, two salvage ships bought from the American navy, employ an underwater oxy acetylene flame to cut holes in submerged hulls.

London British Isles

Soviet Republic Proclaimed at Hof Bavaria

A dispatch from Berlin to Handelsblad reports a Soviet republic has been proclaimed at Hof in Northeastern Bavaria. Hof lies about 30 miles northeast of Bayreuth and has a population around 33 000.

Amsterdam Handelsblad Berlin Hof Bavaria Bayreuth

Jugo Slavs Aggression Sparks Carinthia Plebiscite Tension

Dispatches from Vlagenfurt report rising excitement in the plebiscite zone due to Jugo Slav aggression. An individual named Ernst Jantzeh, described as American, was killed by a Jugoslav patrol near Bexthal according to the report.

Carinthia Jugo-Slav Patrol Vienna Vlagenfurt Ernst Jantzeh Bexsthal

Guard Crown Prince Moves Guard to Harbor

The Dutch torpedo boat has arrived in the harbor of Welringen Inland to guard the former German Crown Prince, according to the Nelue Rollers dans ce Courant.

The Hague Martel Welringen Dans¢He Courant

Porter's Hill Road Improvement and Civic Grants At City Council

Last night the Medicine Hat city council discussed improving Porter's Hill road despite costs, with support from S. T. Fawcett and W. N. Kelly. the province signaled possible help. The board of trade urged grants for irrigation projects, and the Agricultural Society sought track, lighting, and a continued cash stipend to run the summer fair. The meeting also covered creek diversion, police and fire equipment costs, a city band grant request, and other civic needs.

Goungil Porter's Hill Road Porter’s Hill S. T. Fawcett W. N. Kelly Huckvale Bb. L. Chudleigh Board of Trade Chudleigh Messrs S. T. Fawertt C. A. Long PD. W. Hays The Agricultural Society Ansley Ansley Spur Fair Grounds Ttc Tnctrcus Carnival Company City of Medicine Hat Medicine Hat Agricultural Society,” Mr. Haya and Col. Sissons A. Hulbert Retail Merchands' Association Public Works Committee Electrical Department

Snowstorm Strikes Saskatchewan Paralyzes Rail Traffic

Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports a severe snowstorm from Saturday night into Sunday night described as the worst in 12 years. Railway traffic halted with no trains arriving or departing since yesterday noon. Winnipeg trains on CN line partially resumed, while Regina canceled the evening Winnipeg service.

Prince Albert Sask Saskatchewan Winnipeg C.N.R Regina

Labor Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict in Armistice Day Murder Trial

A labor jury in Tacoma returned a not guilty verdict at 10 o clock last night in the Monte Sano murder case of Walter Grimm from the Armistice Day parade incident. Seven defendants were found guilty of murder in the second degree, two acquitted, and one adjudged insane by an official jury last Saturday night.

Tacoma Montesano Walter Grimm Centrala

Assistance Granted to 106 in Week Ending March 13 920

During the week ending March 13 920 the number of applicants to whom assistance was granted from the Federal Emergency Administration Fund was 106 and the total amount expended during the week was $2 981.05. Six applications were rejected. The amount expended during the preceding week was $4 311 600 and the total expenditures to date $33 960 90. For the week the administration expenses were 879 25, the total actual administration expenses to date being 1 0 THd5.

O Whom Federal Emergency Appropriation Fund

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