Expunging Resolutions Looms in Medicine Hat Council
Justice Walsh in the Ald McLean vs City Council case urges a peaceful settlement to avoid a ruling. He suggests erasing the February 6 minutes to settle the dispute with Mayor Brown and Aldermen, while the mayor testifies about voting conduct and expulsions.
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Medicine Hat
Fire Devastates Dunrea Business District Wrecking Town Hall
Dunrea Manitoba March 20 A blaze starting at four this morning leveled the business section centered on the town hall with nearly 15000 net loss. Fire fanned by south wind consumed adjoining buildings until stopped at Smiths drug store. Losses itemized for A P McClue A Dunlop International Harvester Co L Dauvreau A Lavoie G N Smith and others totaled about 15000 with 350 monthly Daily News service. Measrs McClue Smith plan immediate rebuilding and telephone system escaped total destruction.
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International Harvester Co
Harvey Moore affidavits and letters in Medicine Hat dispute
The Medicine Hat News prints Rev. Harvey Moore’s reply to John MacCourt accusing him of fabrications and listing two affidavits, including one from Mrs Hodgkinson. The letter criticizes the daughter’s perceived judgment and suggests imaginative testimony.
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Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat News
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Robbers Blow Vault At Gallatin Bank
Robbers blew open the vault of the First National Bank at Gallatin, Tennessee, stole $18,000, and fled. The blast caused a vault fire discovered by a passing motorist.
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Nashville
Jackson's Candidature Questioned by Ward II Petition
Rev J E Jackson of the city hall staff and Dunmore mission preacher has been urged by a large petition to run for alderman in Ward II. He has not refused the nomination but is unlikely to become a candidate.
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J. E. Jackson
City Hall
Dunmore
Mother Shot by Nine Year Old Son in Canada
Mrs Frank Doan wife of the Co-Operative Investment Co secretary and relative of Sir Richard McBride was accidentally shot and killed at Pitt Meadows by her nine year old son who fired a shotgun as she entered the cabin. The incident occurred after she had returned from a stay away. The mother died instantly.
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B. C
Frank Doan
Co-Operative Investment Company
Richard McBride
Pitt Meadows
Dean
Freight wreck blocks Sprucewood line near Fort William
Seven C P R freight cars derailed at Sprucewood on the transcontinental line east of Fort William. The wreck halted traffic for about 12 hours while Fort William and Schreiber helpers cleared debris.
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Funeral of Gaston Calmette Held
Paris march 20 the funeral of Gaston Calmette victim of Madame Calliaux was held at the Church of Saint Francis De Sales in Paris. Crowds packed the streets as authorities kept watch along the route. Police and military presence aimed to prevent disturbances. New York March 19 the steamship Imperator arrived from Hamburg after a hurricane force gale and a twenty four hour storm with a massive wave damaging the forecastle.
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Impeachment Motion Placed Against Japanese Cabinet
Tokio March 20 The opposition in Japan filed an address to the throne requesting cabinet impeachment over naval scandals tied to alleged illicit commissions by naval officers. The address says the scandals stain the emperor's reign and harm the navy's prestige.
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Senator Bostockr Chosen Leader of Liberal Senate
Ottawa March 1 192% Senator Bostock of Kamloops British Columbia was unanimously elected leader of the Liberal opposition in the senate to succeed the late Sir George Ross at a gathering of Liberal senators this afternoon.
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George Ross
Witnesses Describe Arnold Shooting by Bandit
Jacob Bergen and Elizabeth Bergen testified in the Jack Krafchenko murder trial. They said a man in a black overcoat emerged from the bank, followed by H. M. Arnold the manager, and a fatal shot was fired as Arnold stood nearby. The bandit fled in a waiting car. both witnesses could not identify the gunman.
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Elizabeth Bergen
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Salvation Army official arrives for lecture in city
Col. A. Gaskin field secretary of the Salvation Army for Canada arrived at noon from the east. Mayor Brown and Capt. Oake welcomed him at the depot. He will lecture tonight at the citadel at 8 on Queer Fish and How They are Caught with the mayor presiding. Doors open at 7.30 and ticket holders should be seated by 8. Major McLean accompanies Gaskin, Brigadier and Mrs. Hunter from India are also in the city for Sunday services.
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Hunter
India
Ontario Tories Talk of Election
Toronto news reports a Conservative caucus debating a planned testimonial for Sir James Whitney. A committee was named to oversee the event amid rumors of a provincial election. Some members oppose any provincial appeal this year while others favor it.
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Tories
Toronto
Mar
James Whituby
Local Market Report From Rural Attendance and Price List
The rural market shows turnout about normal with broad supplies of beef pork butter and eggs. Prices include eggs 25 to 30 cents per dozen butter 30 to 40 cents per pound poultry 20 to 22 cents per pound pork 12 to 15 cents per pound beef 10 to 25 cents per pound potatoes 1.00 per bushel oats 38 cents per bushel hay 16 dollars per ton.
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Prairie
Triple murder and suicide shocks Oak Park community
Oak Park Georgia reports J A Hobanks a farmer killed his wife and two daughters as they slept early today, then set fire to his home and outbuildings before fatally shooting himself. The event occurred as neighbors awoke to smoke and flames, leaving a trail of destruction and a grieving town.
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Oak Park
J. A. Hobanks
Farm and Ranch Review Portrait of James Fleming Pony King
The last issue features a half tone engraving of James Fleming titled the Shetland Pony King of the West. He stands with one of his many ponies on his ranch just west of Medicine Hat, where he owns over a hundred ponies.
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Farm and Ranch Review
James Fleming
Medicine Hat
Hagel Westlake case heads to jury in Winnipeg trial
In Winnipeg on March 20 the Hagel Westlake trial nears verdict as summing up looms after R A Bonnar finishes address. He criticizes crown witnesses Buxton and Reid, claims Reid seeks early parole, and paints Buxton as a perpetual liar while alleging fear behind an attempt to remove Krafchenko.
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Buxton
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Suit filed against UMWA leaders over coal company business
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company filed in Las Animas county district court a $1,000,000 damages suit and injunction against United Mine Workers of America officials led by President John P. White and Vice President Frank J. Hayes and others alleging a conspiracy to secure the coal company's business.
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Colo
Mar
United Mine Workers of America
Coal Corporation
John P. White
Frank J. Hayes
Lasanimas County
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Police Magistrate Imposes Fine for Public Hilarity
Police Magistrate Rae this morning assessed the usual penalty of three dollars and costs on Wa. Johnston for becoming too hilarious under the influence of alcoholic stimulants.
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Johnston
Inspector Shoebotham Sits as Magistrate in Carlstadt Theft Case
Inspector Shoebotham went to Carlstadt today to sit as magistrate on several local cases including a theft charge.
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Kidnapped American Escapes in Rio Grande
Austin March 20 Charles Ballard an American was kidnapped by Mexicans at Carrizo Springs Texas on Wednesday and escaped by diving into the Rio Grande river Governor Colquitt was wired to determine if Texas Rangers are needed in the Carrizo Springs territory.
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Texas
Charles Ballard
Carrizo Springs
Rio Grande River
Colquitt
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Winnipeg market quotations amid March trading brief
Market quotes show May wheat at 93 1 4 and 92 3 4, Oct at 88 3 4 and 88 1 2, May oats 37 and 36 7 8, July 58 and 38 1 8, May flax 141 1 4 and July 144, 143 1 4, Oct 144 1 4. Winnipeg cash prices list No 1 Nor wheat 90 3 4, 2 Nor 89 1 8, 3 Nor 87 1 2, 4 Nor 83 1 4, 5 Nor 801-2, feed 701-2, winter wheat No 1 905-8, No 2 89 1 8, No 3 871-2.
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Unionist Tension as Carson Lands in Ulster Amid Reinforcements
Sir Edward Carson arrives in Belfast to consult with Ulster leaders. Reinforcements from Mullingar and Curragh bolster Londonderry garrison while two warships reach Dublin Bay. Bonar Law and Redmond warnings frame new home rule debate and nationalist parade plans near Londonderry are likely abandoned.
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London
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Eton
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Jeaders
Medicine Hat Debated in House Over Government Agents
In Ottawa on March 19 the House discussed alleged misuse of government inspectors and staff to influence Saskatchewan politics during the Scott administration. W E Knowles led the charge noting pre election activity and political work by inspectors, with responses from Neely Humboldt Th Qu Appelle Oli Edmonton Douglas White Rogers. The debate referenced arrests and continued on page 9.
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Encouragement of Hog Industry and Home Made Goods
The Board of Trade quarterly meeting in Medicine Hat discussed promoting mixed farming and industrial development. A resolution from the agricultural committee urged steps to lower living costs to ensure Medicine Hat remains competitive within Canada’s farming belt.
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