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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1929

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Padre Fallis of Vancouver Addresses Canadian Club Dinner

Col. G. O. Fallis of Vancouver spoke at the Cecil Hotel Canadian Club dinner on the peace question after a day spent in Medicine Hat. He noted his wartime service, connections with the National Council of Education, and conveyed reflections on postwar issues as he traveled west from Ottawa.

Padre Fallis Vancouver Col. G. O. Fallis Canada Cecil Hotel D. M. Sullivan Col Fallis Col. Fallis National Council of Education Padre Ullis Medicine Hat Pete Manning Capt. Anderson Ottawa League of Nations

Irene Savidge's Charges Against Yard Dismissed

London March 19 The Royal Commission investigating London police procedures has completed its report and exonerates Scotland Yard from allegations of using third degree methods to extract information. The case drew sensational attention last spring when Sir Leo Money and Irene Savidge were arrested in Hyde Park on a charge of improper conduct.

London C.P. Cable Royal Commission Irene Savidge Scotland Yard Thesle Leo Money Hyde Park

Jury Disagrees In Case Against H. K. Thaw In New York

New York March 19 A jury failed to reach a verdict in the case against Harry K Thaw over alleged assault at a New Year party two years ago. The jury’s sealed verdict was opened after two days of testimony. Mrs Estardus seeks 100000 damages and the trial concluded yesterday.

H. K. Thaw New York N.Y Marcia Estardus Harry. K. Thaw Estardus

Discing Work Under Way In Prairie Regions

Wheat seeding has begun in the Dalmead Manitoba district and discing and harrowing are well advanced. Reports also say discing operations have started south of Arrowwood Alberta as conditions allow. 2,000 people were rescued near Karlsburg by army engineers crossing the Danube with Red Cross tents aiding shelter.

Winnipeg Ona Dalmead Manitoba C.P.R. Agricultural Department Arrowwood Alberta Batislava Czecho - Slovakia Karlsburg Danube Red Cross

Church Entertainment License Remarks Inform Council

Alderman Andrews led a Police and Fire Committee report proposing no change to the by law on boxing bouts and entertainments in churches. A nominal pistol machine license of five dollars was urged, with Calgary benchmarks cited. The panel urged waiting for next council reading before final by law action.

Andrews Ald. Andrews Police and Fire Committee Calgary

Mabel Normand Faces Lingering Death from Tuberculosis

In Los Angeles, former film star Mabel Normand is gravely ill with advanced tuberculosis in both lungs. Dr. Fishebaugh said death is not imminent but recovery is unlikely, barring sudden hemorrhages.

Los Angles Calif Mar Mabel Normand F. C. Fishebaugh Los Angeles Iishebaugh

Torreon Falls To the Federal Mexican Force

Federal forces press the pursuit of insurgents after capturing Torreon without a fight. Generals Calley and Escobar maneuver toward Chihuahua and Esacalón as peace terms rumor circulates. rebels deny seeking peace. Local reports note air raids causing casualties and border tensions remain steady.

Mexico City Torreon Calley Chihuahua Escobar Escalon Nako Mazatlan el Paso Texas Enrique Liekens Portes Gil Sonora

Saskatchewan road policy aims for near 1000 miles of gravel by fall

Premier J. G. Gardiner announced in Moose Jaw that by spending at least 1,000,000 this year the Saskatchewan Government hopes to complete close to 1,000 miles of gravelled highway in the province by next fall, more than what Alberta and Manitoba governments will have built and maintained by that time.

Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba J. G. Gardiner

Co-Operation Framework Proposed Between Bracken Govt and Liberals

Winnipeg March 19 opinion notes a Liberal convention proposal for cooperation with the Bracken Government. The plan conditions cabinet seats on Liberal agreement. The text records the wording of a resolution presented at the provincial Liberal convention.

Bracken Winnipeg

Clifford Bailey Receives Two Year Sentence in Lethbridge Case

Clifford Bailey formerly of Medicine Hat was sentenced in Prince Albert to two years with hard labor for breaking into Warden Edgenton's jail house on January 19 and stealing four mounted police revolvers and $40. Bailey pleaded guilty after prior vagrancy sentence and admitted the theft. the case drew interest due to the warden's trusted employee being the thief. Magistrate Hamilton presided.

Lethbridge Clifford Bailey Medicine Hat Prince Albert Edgenton Mounted Police Bailey High River Hamilton

One of Six Man Crew Saved From Russell Lake Wreck

Geortie Day was the only survivor among six aboard the schooner Russell Lake when it wrecked on an island near Burro Harbor entrance during a Sunday night snowstorm. Reports received here today confirm the fate of the others.

St. Johns, Mld Geortie Day Russell Lake Burro Harbor

Celibacy tax eyed in Turkey to curb depopulation

Constantinople reports official alarm over decline in marriages with a plan for a celibacy tax on bachelors 25 to 45 spinsters 20 to 35 and childless widows and widowers. Twenty percent of revenue would go to families with at least five children.

Constantinople Turkey

Hit and Run Drivers Penalized in Ottawa Debate

In Ottawa a hill of penalties for hit and run driving was introduced in the House of Commons by T. S. Church. The measure sets five years and a $1000 fine for reckless driving causing injury, two years or fine for negligent driving, and $1000 for failing to stop or assist the injured or to provide name and address. Also a $500 racing on roads offense with fines or imprisonment.

Ottawa House of Commons T. S. Church Toronto Northwest Canada Church

Rev M F Fitzpatrick Addresses Rotary Ireland Topic

Father Fitzpatrick spoke at a Rotary luncheon on Ireland describing its epoch making history and current strains. He praised Irish patriotism across the globe, cited notable Irish figures, and noted education and cultural contributions shaping Europe.

M. F. Fitzpatrick Rotary Club Ireland F. M. Fitzpatrick Rotary Irelane Brittany Saint Patrick Europe Gratton

St Patrick's Day Concert Draws Record Empress Crowd

A record audience filled the Empress theatre for a St Patrick's Day concert by the Catholic Women's League. Rev Father Rouleau of Calgary spoke on The Day we celebrate. The program featured Irish songs, duets, reels, jigs, and violin solos by Nellie Morrison Vera McBain Norma McWaine Paul Knapper Anna Marie Kane and others with strong applause and an encore finale.

St. Patrick's Day Empress Theatre Catholic Women's League Father Rouleau Calgary Patrick Ireland Lakey EK. J. Daily R. Bullen Nellie Morrison Vera McBain Norma McWaine Jeanette Price Danny Boy Jean Jack Tillis Harold Scott Rory Q Caroline Marsh Mesdames Charlton Kitty White Mollie Currié Husheen Mr. R. Allen Paul Knapper Anna Marie Kane Barney O’hea Harry Mathews Kathleen MavouryNneon Eileen Alannah

Premier Brownlee Seeks Free Hand on Natural Resources

Edmonton March 18 Premier J. J. Brownlee urged the province to stand firm on returning natural resources to Alberta and to grant legislators a free hand in negotiations with Ottawa. He traced the issue's history across western provinces, noted the Duncan report’s impact, and discussed shifts in Manitoba and Saskatchewan positions amid mineral development. Continued on page seven.

Edmonton J. J. Brownlee Wesern Brownlee Department of Natural Resources Duncan Maritime Provinces Dominion Maritimes Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Injured Missionary Taken To Hospital From Moose Factory

Northbay Ont March 18 terrible conditions prevail among Indians near Moose Factory says Captain Roy Maxwell director of the Ontario provincial air service He flew to the northern post with injured Anglican missionary Rev G Morrow Interviewed by the Canadien Press on arrival he said Indians began arriving with the sick seeking medicine and treatment Dr Pauli accompanied Maxwell to treat the people but there is little medicine and no regular medical attendant at the post Tuberculosis is rampant and conditions have worsened over years

Northbay Ont Moose Factory Roy Maxwell Ontario Provincial Air Service Northern Post G. Morrow Canadien Toronto Maxwell Sai Pauli Captain Maxwell Maxwell

Brownlee Denies Govt Afraid of School Bill

Premier J. J. Brownlee told the Legislature the School Act would be delayed to the next session after a lengthy debate. He denied government fear influenced the bill and urged public examination of education pamphlets amid calls for rural reform and county system comparisons.

Brownlee Hdmonton J. J. Brownlee Irene Parlby Port- Folia Piltilic Perren Baker Ontario Hector Lang Medicine Hat Australia New Zealand

Results Elm St Sh Exams GRADE VIII Merit Lists

Students are listed by merit in three percentage bands on Elm Street School exams. Names appear in order of merit for sixty per cent and over, fifty per cent and over, and under fifty per cent with several entries in each group.

Elm St Margaret Mitchell Elmer Atkins Waldimar Slawinsky Jacob Rataushk Edmund Herrmann Madge Wibberley Elliott Schulz Norman Wood Evelyn Ward Jacob Prascow Gladys Mayberry Mary Sebit Hannah Dederer Marie Cartlidge Marguerite Michie David Muir Edward Ames Oscar Miller Bill Cameron Herbert Knodel Winnifred Godard Harry Bray Sophy Rosenfelder Elizabeth Delamont 13Ill Pflughaupt Leena Bennis Mildred Wal Manel Bishop Joe Knesh Margaret Nai

Fleeing Bandits Crash Into Auto In Buffalo

Three bank robbers fleeing the International Railway Co bus headquarters sped away with 2859 dollars in cash loot and rammed a stolen car into another vehicle. A man killed instantly was Frank P. Schmidt 39 of Buffalo and Mrs Eva Bailey 55 of Sloan died later from injuries in a hospital.

Buffalo N.Y International Railway Company Frank P. Schmidt Eva Bailey Sloan

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Yard South Arrowwood Alta Church Entertainments Torreon Falls SASK Cliff Bailey Sis St. John’s O'Connell Edmund Burke Duke of Wellington Lord Roberts Britain Father Fitzpatrick Bob Boyd Herbert Baker Rotary Spokes Club Dominion Govt Baker
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