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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 1923

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Government to run liquor sales in Edmonton Calgary after April

Edmonton March 21 Special to The News Attorney General Brownlee said a gazetted order will ban drug stores from filling liquor prescriptions after April 1 in Edmonton and Calgary. Government dispensaries will open in downtown Edmonton behind the Bank of Toronto on Howard Ave and in Calgary at the Western block corner First St West and Tenth Ave. Other centres not affected.

Edmonton Calgary Brownlee Dow Town Bank of Toronto Howard Ave Jasper Ave First St. West Tenth Avenue Lethbridge Medicine Hat Saskatchewan Alberta

Ottawa hearing reveals merchant marine role in rate conferences

W A Cunningham testifies that Canadian government merchant marine was a member of the North Atlantic conference setting ocean freight rates. The committee hears that the conference is part of a world wide system controlling rates across oceans. Also notes appointments, taxation talks, Mothers Allowance funding, and a Calgary letter urging funding consideration before 1925 appropriations.

North Atlantic Rate Conference Ottawa Merchant Marine House of Commons W. A. Cunningham W. A. Collier P. G Medicine Hat Lodge No. 3 1.C.C.F Ish Irvine Medicine Het Adcliff Huckvale Aid Davidson Edmonton

Electric Power Tg Shuts Off In St Johns Fla

St Johns Florida March 20 The citys daily papers reported a temporary suspension of publication due to lack of power to operate presses. The electric utility shut down its plant because water in interior lakes used for power is scarce and lakes are frozen five feet deep. Streetcar service ended last week as water fell, and city lighting may fail without a thaw. The steamer Kyle left with provisions for settlements on the south coast but many areas remain inaccessible.

St. Johns Wild Kyle

Eddie Hoover Shot in Belfast Street Incident

A Seven Persons center accident left Eddie Hoover of Belfast street wounded by a .22 rifle fired by a playmate. The bullet damaged a large bone but was extracted at hospital and Hoover is recovering. Police Chief Taylor again warns parents to prevent children's access to firearms.

Seven Persons Center Eddie Hoover Belfast Ao En Panion Gershaw Taylor

50 Miles Leader Line Will Be Completed

Winnipeg March 21 D C Coleman vice president of Canadian Pacific Railway announces new year plan to finish several rail corridors. Sections include Lanigan northerly branch Naieam to Melfort Catknife Whitford Lake to Battle River and first parts of Milden Empress Leader southerly Wymark Archive and Doonheller to Bull Pound joint with Canadian National. Further updates expected in May.

Winnipeg D. C. Coleman Canadian Pacific Railway Lanigan Naieam Melfort Catknife Milden-Empress Leader Wymark Archive Doonheller Bull Pound Canadian National Consul-Assiniboia Mgr. Coleman

Premier Apologises for Callaghan's Charges re. E.D.&B.C. Management

Premier Greenfield apologizes to the Canadian Pacific Railway after charging it over the E D and B C contract. He says the allegations were not government opinion and an inquiry will examine CPR's handling of the province's E D and B C system. The issue follows Callaghan's provincial railway charges and Coleman’s letter.

Edmonton Greenfield Canadian Pacific Railway John Callaghan E. C B. C Coleman Callaghan Victoria J. R. Boyle Boyle Colentin Messrs. Headley and Smith Agriculture and Railways

Rotary Leaders to Meet Train at Medicine Hat

Ray Havens president of Rotary International and Mrs Havens will pass through Medicine Hat on No 1 section this evening from the Whampoa conference. Rotary members and their wives are asked to meet the train and give the couple a hearty welcome. They will spend tomorrow in Calgary where the Calgary club hosts a 7 pm reception at the Palliser Motel.

Ray Havens Rotary International

Reassuring news on Lord Carnarvon travel plans

Marseilles reports Lady Carnarvon abandoning the flight to Egypt to stay with her husband the Earl of Carnarvon who arrived from Lyons and will sail on the Lotus. The family physician says he will not need to continue to Keypt and is returning to London. The Earl suffers blood poisoning from an insect bite but had a satisfactory night and no fever.

Marseilles

Banking Debate Intensifies in Legislature Over Credit Expansion

In Edmonton on March 21 the Banking Question burst into the legislature with heated debate. Speakers from Leduc to Calgary urged federal action to broaden banking to aid agriculture while critics warned against weak proposals. MPs discussed credits, farm mortgages, and potential Ottawa action as debates adjourned and committee work advanced on Bills of Sale and Border Areas Acts.

Edmonton Mar G Tobin Leduc Mercer River W. M. Davidson Calgary

Wool Growers Meet in Toronto Lead National Co op Session

The Cimachion Co operative Wool Growers Association holds its annual meeting in Toronto. Delegates from every province attend with western directors including J W Ranton Calgary A W Sharp Lecambe Levi Pather Paris John Strachan Pope Gordon Oak Lake and J Tame Sonris. Classified ads urged in The News.

Toronto Mareh Od Cimachion Co-operative Wool Growers Paminion J. W. Ranton Calgary A. W. Sharp Lecambe Levi Pather Vharoth Paris John Strachan Pope J. Tame Sonris Man

Britain determined not to allow vital clauses to be taken from treaty

London report from the Lausanne conference states Britain insists the vital economic and financial clauses remain in the treaty. French and Italian support is expected. opposition likely to the retrocession of Castelorizza to Turkey.

Britain Turkey Marquis di Garroni

Dempsey Chiropractic Hearing On Edmontons Boxing Win

Special to The News reports a private bill committee in Edmonton on March 21 examined assertions linking Jack Dempsey's knockout of Carpentier to chiropractic care. Dr WN Shorten testified that chiropractors detect spinal issues and can refer patients for treatment while dismissing disease spread concerns. Revell of the university stall proposed an impartial trial, but the challenge to submit unbiased patients was not accepted.

Edmonton Jack Dempsey Carpentier Taughi Dempsey WN. Shorten Dempsey J. J. Joyle Cwell Revell Persia

Railways to be nationalized during strike conditions

International railway officials meeting in Montreal report that the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor plans to urge the U.S. government to seize and operate railways in wartime fashion where strikes continue.

Hoadley Boyle Montreal International Washington Railway Employees Department American Federation of Labor United States

Pioneer Elisha Hutchings Dies in Brockville Ontario

Elisha Hutchings, aged ninety years, nine months and seven days, longtime pioneer of Northern Treas county, died in Brockville. He is survived by KE. BF. Hutchings of Winnipeg and RJ Hutchings of Calgary.

Brockville Ont Elisha lLlutchings Teads County KE. BF. Hutchings Winnipeg R J. Ilutchings Calgary

Expect More Than 100000 Settlers Arrive in 1923

Winnipeg dispatch reports Canada will welcome more than 100000 new settlers in 1923, with over 70000 settling in western Canada. The Dominion immigration office notes 1922 figures at about 5000 and expects a doubling this year as ships arrive from Europe and Britain. The Regina carrying 600 British immigrants sails from Liverpool and arrives around March 29, with Wardrop guiding settlers west. Ottawa asserts Canada must maintain British traditions in immigration policy.

Winnipeg Canada Dominion Immigration Office Westernanada Fivery Europe Tates Great Britain Ane United Deog Wardrep

Farm Help Needed Urgently in Local District

Supt. Wright of the local labor bureau says daily orders for farm help are coming in. A few men may now be available and those seeking rural work should contact Mr. Wright immediately.

Wright Labor Bureau Mr. Wright

Community Oil Wells Ltd Extra-ordinary Meeting Reminder

Shareholders are reminded of an extraordinary general meeting in the Council Chamber City Hall on Thursday the 22nd inst at span.

Council Span

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GOVT Nellie McClung Ald. Collisson Miss King Robt. McCreath Harold Wiley F. White W. G. Johnston Idley Webster Skot. Johns, Fla Lee New Brenswick St. John N.B Re. E.D B.C Railways Department Canadian Pacffic Railway Robert Pearson C. Marshall Rotariang Carnarvon Cairo UV. BF. A P. J. Enzeneuer Alexandra Tobin Mike Chornobus Whiteford Donald Cameron Lunisftail London Lausanne Foreign Office Marquis Curzon M. Bompard France Italy U.S. Govt Charles Stewart Mii Interior Associi Noresume Community Oil Wells Ltd Co. R. Garval The Connaught Golf Club Alexandra High School
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